The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-15
TAILOR MAID LEADS
FIELD IN HANDICAP
0vercOmes Bad Luck in Fea,
ture at New 0rleans-BoOk-
maker Arrested.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE racing at
Jefferson produced many surprises to-
day. Old Soils belated return and high
winds dried the inner part Of the course
until dust flew behind the footprints Of
flying racers. the cleverest of which
proved to be the sturdy Tailor Maid.
which accounted for the Marigny Han
dicap.
Rapid Traveller in an injudiclous ef-
fort under his heavy weight provided
the early pace. He was followed by BiR
Bang Tailor Maid, Dahablah H. and
Tantalus. which was caught in the web
bling. Tailor Maid was blocked al1
forced back when she attempted to take
the lead rounding the final turn, but
ovcrcame interference and going to the
outside took command in the final eighth
and drew away to an impressive victory
after Rapid Traveller had given up the
pace and finally second honors TO Bi1
Bang.
After having Witnessed T. Il. Nc
Bride accept wager from a local troll
ley conductor late Monday afternoon
District Attorney Buchler ordered his
arrest.
Mcbride was released on bond. Buch-
Ter proposes to file information against
Mcbride in the Jefferson Parish Lower
Court on Wednesday. and it is expected
that a test case. with Mcbride as me
principal. will be the development
Mcbride will be defended by the ASSOC
cations counsel. The action was taken
without waiting for an opinion Of the
Jefferson Parish Grand Jury, as had
been expected. Buchler announced that
he did not consider it within his province
to halt activity at the track. despite his
belief that the law was being violated
He said that n close watch would be
kept over others who might violate the
law and that in the event of convic-
ton in the Mcbride case prosecutions
would result.
First Race-Three-ye r-olds and Upward
maldens; purse 500; five and half fur
longs. Time. 1:12. Teachers Pet, JOG (Shil-
ling). TO 3. to and to 4, won: ripford.
ond Hopover. 100 (McDermotD. 10 to /. 3 to
and TO .. third. Also ran-Horeb. Pindar.
Old Rose. Riddle. Adrianne r.. Tolloloy. Tony
and Polygamst.
second Race-Horses and geldngs years
old and upward; claiming purse 5000: SIS.
furlongs. Time. 1;ls. Double Van. 100
G @oonSyi io7 er r2 ana to 70 TO
and ! 10 3, second; Or. Campbell, 40
Smith, to J, 10 ? and . to ., 2; thiTd.
Third Race-Two-y ear-olds; claiming, purse
S700 six furongs. Time, rs Is. Charles
A. Byrue. li3 dyke, to !, 10 . and 4 TO
., won; Scacourt, IFS QIamilton), 10 70 1.
TO and . TO !. second Mary Fonso. iO3
Robcrts), to /. even and I TO 10, third.
Also ran-Dannel, Hope Princes. Supe, The
Moor. Tut, Mary Erb. High Wave and
Gladys.
Fourth Race--Threc-y year olds and upward ;
claiming; purse 500. six furlongs. Time,
lG SO. Anticipate, 100 (ColtilettD, , TO T..
10 l and even, won; Phantom Fair, lO3
(McAtee). 7 60 !. TO . and to .. second :
Shoot on. 107 (HuJeD, 10 ., 70 > ana
20 >, third. Also ran--JaRo, Head over Heels.
Resist. St. German and Pepper.
Fifth Racc-Marigny Handicap; three-year-
oids and upward; purse 900 one mile and
an eighth. Time. :JG 10. Tailor Maid, los
Ponce, to I, Z to and to ?, won. Biff
Bang, 104 (McAtee). 10 /, 70 and TO 3.
second; Rapid Traveller, 100 (ColtilettD, &
TO >, 3 20 and / 20 4, third. Also ran
Danabiah H. and Tantalus.
Sixth Race-Three- year olds and upward
claiming. purse 500; one mile. Time. 80.
Rapid Stride. 100 (MOoney). 70 ], 10 > and
3 to .. won; Bally Belle, 40 (Roberts), %
.. ] Ia 3 and / to g. second Burgoyne, los
(Bobin). 10 /, Z TO > and TO 10. third.
Also rau-Murray, Old McKenna and KALI
polls.
Seventh Race-Three year-olds and upward
claiming; purse 500; one mile. Tine,
/: so % Nebraska. 1Os CMooneyl. even; .
TO and / TO 4. won Peggy c.. 80 Uong)
20 /, 20 / and 10 =. second, Lady Ward.
i07 (Erlckson). 10 I, 20 . and ! 20 10.
third. Also ran-Pilsen. Ncenah, searchight
H., Sundia, Bounding Through, Lad, Ade-
lante and Marie Happold