New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
Three Favorites
Come Through
At New Orleans
s. Cermain Disposes of
Good Field in the Race
for the Carnival Purse
rr,,:, a Special Correspondent

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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14--Despitc
.,s fact that the weather was cloudy,
-. track heavy and number of horses
wsrc scratched in most of the races at
n. Fair Grounds here to-day. some
coed racing was witnessed by the fol-
,swers Of the sport, who turned out in
,srre numbers. as the card presented
broucht together some of the best
matched horses in the game.
In the 81. Valentine Handicap, the
feature event of the program. M. j.
vrruhv's Chief, a five year-old chest
npt seldng by Ballot-Ormondie, ran
true to form and showed the way home
"a field of six starters at the odds of
no 5. with Ambrose up. Bondage and
Sands Of Pleasure took down second
and third parts of the purse, in the
order named.
With light weight up and Coltilctti
IN The saddle. St. Cermain found the
~o;nr to his liking and disposed of a
Good field in the Carnival Purse Wads-
Sorth's Last finished second, and the
hest Bolster, the favorite, got was
third.
Aside from Chief, the other two
fsvorites to catch the judges eye were
Bullet Proof, in the secolld. and Tick
lish. in the third. race. The Whitney
pair went down to defeat in the open
ing dash, when John S. Reardon, owned
BY John ". Schorr, was returned the
winner at the juicy odds of ~ to l
against his chances at post time. Coin
treaux finished second and Joe Tag
third.
In the sixth race Napthalius, Senti-
mental and Blue Thistle finished in the
order named Handful. the favorite,
failed to finish in the money, while in
the last event Scourgeman was award
ed the verdict, closely followed by Tit
for Tat and Lady Eileen.
Frank Coltiletti carried off the jockey
honors by bringing home three winners
and finishing third with two other
mounts.
The results:
.io9: three furlongs) S. Reardon.
lls (Meehani, 12 to l, TO and Z TO
s. won. conintreeux l1S (Anorose), s
TAG ll5 pauley). TO l. to and
70 8. third Time. o:3s 2-5 Queen
Of Truinps Miss Dora. Skeerface. Peer
age ana Machine Gunner also ran.
Second race {lor three -year-olds: purse.
500. six furlongs(-Bullet Proof, 12o
tcoltil.tr). 40 10. to and out. won,
Bal. b-i. 1913 tStacl(. 1s to 5. to 5
and out second. Singleton. III o. How
sri} 10 j. 10 and out. third Time,
,.l5 l5 iaphaniS and Jean Bullant also
ran
Third race 1for three year olGs and up
ward purse $500, six furlongs I'll iclllish,
son Charley Leydecker. les (ButwelD
to f. to . and out. second; Disc cussion
le9 'Cel-iiettN. to .. to and out
ihird. g.lue, .l6 20. ManeuVer also ran
Fourth race Cst. Valentine Handicap
Ter three Year olds ana upwards purse
81 QoH. one mile ana q siXteenth) h)-Chief
III tAr broseJ, To 8, 2 TO and out
Won. adage. III GtichcreeiD, II to l.
TO and even. second; Sands of Pleas
Grs ~ tEnnrbei),. to o to : ana
cear.sAip and Omond also ran.
r.g.h taco Carnival Claiming Purse; for
,A.eo-s aar-piGs AMI onward, purse. $500;
oes ri' ana seventy yardsl-S. Germain,
G tCo.-feftl1. To- =. 10 : and : to
Non Welsworth's Last, 1913 (Smithl,
le 10 i. To and to ., second
Bolster. fH7 tA.urrisl, 3 10 /. to and
TO T. third. Tlae. 1.47 %. Mountain
R,ae H. Warsaw. Rainbow Girl, Cerinus
laa 9iy Bear also ran.
Sixth race fsor three-ycar- and up
and q sivteentn) -Napt halius 1o1 (Colti-
ettD. Q t1 ]. to and ) to 8. won;
Sentimental, lQt 1Pierce), 10 to ]. 10
ana to L. second; Blue Thistle. 1os
Worrisl go to /, to l and to l.
third Traa 100 Is. Berto odane
Christie Handful Dr. Crielcr. Sophia
Gatewood Bethel IIiu and Rapid Stride
also ran.
Seventh * Gor three year-olds and
inward, ella tine, purse, 500; one mile
and aAt -Scourgeman, los (Mc-
WON Won AZ iar Rae los c Cloore5 .''.' 10 to to l.
to I and to t. second; Lady Eileen
s. Nel,aetiD. : To /, To and to .,
thra rf1e. l.51 3-5. Kedstart Chick
Barkieg RacnuteuSe. Tom Brooks, SHARP
Practice tuanita I'LL. Marie Rappold.
George MuetlbacA. Mesalhance and Lot