The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-05
NEW LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING MEETING.
COMMENCING
TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1880.

Fourth Day, Tuesday, April u.
First-HandIcap Hurdle Race. purse 5000: :
$50 to first, $50 10 second: conditions same as
previous handicaps. Two miles over eight
3 Hecond-selling a Race for all ages. purse 5000
$50 to first $50 to second, to horses entered to
be sold Tor $1,000 to carry their proper WelRnss
for s700, allowed 10 pounds; $500. 10 pouhus' )
$780, 20 pounds; any surplus over amount en-
tered to be sold for, to be DIVIDED between sec
ond horse and racing fund. One mile and
Third Howard Stakes @ epstakes for all
ages: $50 entrance, 2. o.. with s4o9 added by the
Club and s4Oo additional by Mr.. O. T. Howard; !;
Spencer h Brien enter b. @. Keene Richard.
Jr... four years old; by Keene Richard. dam
Lady Gray. by Red Jacket. t.su,u
Dave Moore). five years old. by Longfellow,
s cotsrill Lakeland enter oh C. Buoktie, four
years old. by imp, Buokden, dam Tuck. by
VIM. Lakeland enters ch. b. Typhoon. by War
W. L. Cassidy enters ch. T. Moll!e seabrook
(formey Aspasia). four years old. by Pat NAL
Caldwell k Gree enter b. NJ. Mary Walton.
four years old. by imp. Morgan. dam Ellie
Cheatham. ..
six years old By Uncle Vic. dam Monomania.
Fifth Day. Thursday, April 3.
First-Purse 5000. for all ages; $50 to FIRST $50
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to carry their proper weights. 3pounds allowed
for mares and geldings. One mile and fur
long.
$50 to second. Three quarters OF mile.
Third-Purse $780, $500 to first. $50 to second.
One mile and three quarters.
sixth Day. Saturday. April 10.
First-Cottril Stakes for three year ods s25
entrance D. p. with $3.50 added $500 70 first $50
to second Uapt II. r. Hunt to add Silver Cup.
n,1af fut PICK
to carry pounds extra One mile and half.
G. B. Morris enters ch. f. Gold Bug. by John
Morgan. dam Bouquet.
G. B. Morris enters ch e. Knight Templar. By
FellowoTaft. dam Emma Johnson. BY Union,
Brien & Spencer enter cb. G. Bill Bird. by John
WIN. Cottrtll enters b. e. Mammonist. by imp.
Buckden. dam Monomania: by Melbourne. Jr.
VIM. Cottrill enters b. f., Moderator, by Imp.
Buckden dam Meanness. by Brown Dick.
VIM j akeland enters ch. e. Woodcock. by
War Dance. dam Miss Gray.
G. s. Caldwell enters 3. g; F. Recorder. by John
Morgan. dam Queen of the West.
Ira IT, Bride enters ch x. .--. by Plancrotd.
Caldwell q Gree enter ch. (. Mary Anderson.
by Ventilator. dam Queen Of Scots.
misunderstanding Race for beaten horses !:
Purse 5000 $50, to first. $50 to second !: horses
beaten twice alioged I,I pounds three times or
Third-Pnrse $500 handicap for all ages
s40O to fret 500 TO second: conditions same as
previous handicap. Four miles,.
In ali stakes Ave or more required to fill. In
all club purses entrance free. No money will
be given for walk over.
Members are notified TO Call Tor their DadReS
At No 104 Canal street.
The races will commence at O'clock o. m. In
case of postponement IN account of the weather
@ DenDant will be displayed from the Crescent
Hall. corner Canal and st. Charles streets.
Quar- er. stretch badges for the meeting .Sl2 90
Invitation badges 10 90
Day badges ....---.--.-.---.-. 90
Admission to club stand. / 90
Admission to the Field Free.
Must enter by aentilIy or Mystery street
~ RULES OF ADMISSION.
No ladies' permitted to the stand unaccom-
Invitation badges for non residents only are
personal, and admit only the person fnyited.
Quarter stretch badges will admit to all parts
OF the track and grounds
Tickets of admission 10 the stand do not ad-
NIT the holder to the qnarttr trs
ladies' accompanying them.
Ladies' accompanied by members are invited
| to visit the club house.
a5n Smoking osdng positively prohibited on the mem
Ladies' and gentlemen will be required to
keep their seats during the running Of the
All vehicles must enter by the GENTLY road
gate. except members Members OF the club
and ladies ACCOMPANYING them only admitted
Quarter stretch badges can be obtained at
No 1ot Canal street and at the track.
Inc cars Oh Lnb Olty ftditTOhu. bayou btl1R6
branch and Orleans Railroad. will leave Clay
Statue. Canal street. every three minutes dur
Ing the races.
Pools will be sold In the Club Room of the
Crescent Hall. corner Canal and St. Charles
streets.
4. T. ? Mason. aa%mon'' Henry H,si wv v. Conner.
A. M. Bickham, l. e. Glenny.
Timers.
John A. Morris. A. M. Summers.
Distance Judges.
Thos. L. .Airey. W. B. Krumbhaar.
Reception Committee.
8 Fl. BUCK, Chairman.
], B. Lallande. 4. G. NIcolopulo.
N. ID. Wallace. A. Frelsen.
J. D Peet Octave Hopkins.
Frank Kennedy. W Z. Pinckard.
Wright Schaumberg, Atwood Violet.
W. A. Bell III. Charnock.
Hon Charles E. Fenner.
All Communications must be addressed to g.
W. MOTT. Lock Box 739. New Orleans.
II. W. SIMMONS. President.
G.. w. MORT Secretary. mh28
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CARPETS. MATING
Largest stock In the South. and PRICES
LOWER than New York. Gall and see
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