The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
THE SPRING Meeting.
Sixth Day of the New Louisians
: Jockey Club Races.
The Favorites Beaten All Around
and Their Backers Broken.

The concluding races of the spring meeting
OF the New Louisiana Jockey Olrb we're yester-
| day witnessed by an Immense number Of peo-
pie. and pr badly at no time In years has
greater excitement or more enthusiasm been
| on the grounds.
| The track was In splendid condition and the
| sport was magnificent. all the races being
closely contested and an unlocked for winner
coming to the front In each
| The first race was for the Oottril stakes for
three year olds one mile and half dash. and
for IT there were the following entries. Nam
monst Andy Woodeock, BID Bird. a Plan, roid
| colt entered by Ira E. Bride, and Mary Ander-
| son.
| In the pool sales Mammonist WAS the favorlte
at heavy odds. selling at the rete OF s25 to si2
for all the others. There were large number
| of pools sold, but none of the were very large
| Shortly after O'Clock the animals were cum
moned to the track, and sent to the half mile
pot t, from whence the start was to be made.
Alter H.. d three p trials they w,re got off snd went
eled some distance, but before the thr es mar
| ter pole was reached Mary Anderson toos the
Msmnonst nanaeed TO keep 1t by the grand
stand and around the course again until the
string was passed for the second time. and the
At the half mile on the second round there
| was pretty race for second place between
Mammonst and Andy Woodeock. They went by
| the post neck and neck and kept together until
monist took the position and held it
lind The Mary end Audepsons dsq%ps Bp fGs9 SSS as ss
| the Planeroid colt were In the ear throughout.
and came 10 fourth and afth, respectively The
| time was 2:41A.
THE SECOND BAUE
| was a consolation race for beaten horses one
mile dash. and the following named eoursefs
appeared on the track In answer to the bell:
Jack Hardy and Church .Faioher. entered by
Short Line. and Moilie Hart, ente, ed by Mike
Welsh and Sam Eckers, entered by Brien 4
| ley Huggins brought $50 a. FIRST choice Sam
Eckers. as second brought $50, and the rest sold
| In The field for sl2.
good start was made. and after getting un-
der, way Church Fuleher took the lead, With
Jack Hardy SECOND and the others punched.
hy II wsen psoHR Haray "9 H ba ba
Into the crowd. which WAS following the lead OF
Fnloher and hanging together, Before. the
got down to work, and went ior The leader and
as the homs-stre reteh was reached overlook him
and lapped Cheers Il llowed the eff ,rt. and rs
as hard as they could end re. ponding nobly to
to the goed'ng Of the jockeys, the excitement
was intense. Short Lipe has Short Line has
itl' WAS the cry; and 'l.ook at mimi Look at
him y came from hundreds Of tnroats as he
oame neck and neck with Fueher nd his nose
gradually showed up in front. The gait was
line WAS reached. but under L. Short Line lad BY
@ neck. sam Eckers was third, and the rest no.
where. Time. 1:Ask.
THE THIRD RACE
was the event OF the day and Indeed, OF the
meeting. 1t was q fOur-mle dash for purse
OF $500, and for il there were entered Mary
Walton. Maaeie May and Keene Richards. yr.
Thls was another OF the contests In which
the buyers OF the favorite were sold, for the
one whion ranked lowest In The pools took the
money. MARY Walton was arst oholoe for, s75,
| Maggie May second for 500. and Richards third
for $40.
At the start, although the animals got off we'll
reason held her back for several seconds sfter
the string. was passed and the, drum had
Msr Wa ao1. od Me- KsePs
s sy'ss gait NM Maes M Ms fTSqns tse
ali on the third mile that Keene Rio6srds was
running easier than the fsvorite, and that he
was still under a pull as he had been through
out the race. while May Walton's Jockey had
When the quarter was reached on the isst
mile Keene Hicharda. was given hls head, and
like an express train he bore down upon May
Walton. and by the time the. half was como
upoa he had taken the lead. L. was quick
work, and bard struggle from this OUT. Wal,
ton time and time again closed no and time and
time again Richards shook her of At terrific
gait they turned into the, home.streteh. the
|
shouting Itself boarse.
The mare made gallant effort on the last
| quarter to recover ground. but the colt had too
much speed and, bottom for her, and he led
under the etrinR by q length. Maggie May was
go bad third that she just saved her distance
| The time was 7:4.
Summary.
NEW LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLuB-spRINe MEETING
1sso-FAIR RaRouNps. NEW ORLEANS. APRIL 10
| SIXTH DAY.
FIRST Race-Cottrill stakes for three-year.
olds; s25 entrance. p. o.. with $3.50 added: first
horse $500. second $50: Capt. II. II. Hunt to add
silver cup. value $3.50: one mile and half.
Caldwell & Gree enter ch. I. Mary Anderson,
| sy. o., by Ventilator. dam Queen OF
u scotts; 1o2 hounds ;,,........;;.:;.;...;....
VIM o9ttrill enters .1 ?, mammonist Id by Imp.
by Jonn Morgan, dam oalomel; loa
W. Lakeland enters G. e. Andy Woodcoek, 3
70. by War Dance. dam Miss Grey; 1O5
r., Po4ndss. rs ,,.o.a -, p;o;n.;a
| Time 2:4lK.
Second Race - Consolation race for beaten
horses; purse $500. first horse $50. second $50
Mike Welsh enters b. g. Short Line, aged. by
Lexington. dam imp. Inverness; 100
Barley & Hugeins erter b. g. Church Full
cher. =. o.. by Rebel. dam Nellie h.;
100 POUNDS, octar oh o. - Voho.a
| brI6n u spencer ehb6T Gu. ". sam EcR6TB. ~.
| o.. by Henry O'Fallou. dam by Marco; 100
pounds. .....: ......:.. :............:.. q
Barnes West enter b. g. Le Roi. y. o.. by =.
| Gilroy, dam IiUgara. 105 pounds. 70
Barnes & Welsh enter ch, &. -.3y. by
Plainroid. dam by Blackjack IS pounds, W
Mike Welsh enters b. m. Mollie Hart 4Y.o.,
by Bonnie Scotland. dam Benecia: 90
Barley 4 Huggins enters b. h. Jack Hardy.
aged. by imp. Phaeton, dam Mollie
Rogers Ill pounds s-...-................-.. "
| Time 1:46h.
| $Not placed.
Third Race.-A han dicap for all ages; purse
$500, d rst horse s400. second 500: four miles
Brlen Il Spencer enter b e. K"ene Richards.
Jr..4y. o., by Keene Richards. dam Lady
Gray; 30 pounds. .................
Caldwell & Gree enter b. m. Mary Walton, 4
20, by John Morgan. dam Effie Cheat
n ham: 90 pounds. -.,.;a;....;.;,;;..'.;
y. o.. by Asteroid. dam YORKSHIRE; 90
pounds -....-....-..- .-.-..-.----...-.-...-.
Time 7:4i.
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