New-York tribune., 1920-02-07
S. Vida Rides
Three Winners
At Long Odds
Little Jockey Also Has Leg
Up OH Pair of Seconds
ai Fair Grounds Track

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s.--Marie Mil.
Ter made it her third straight victor,
in as many starts at the Fair Grounds
track to-day by winning the fourth
and feature event on the program g
handicap race at one mile. Tail,,
Maid beat home Ballet Dancer IT fo,
the place money. Duchess Lace and
Msdge F., both Of which were heavily
backed failed to finish in the money.
By winning the opening dash, Bun
Ga Buck, enc of j. W. McClelland,s
two-ycsr-olds. at odds OF to s. grad
uated from the maiden class. TUFTS
was second and Frank Moody third.
Bobby Allen, another favorjte showed
the way home to Peccant and Keen
which finished in the order named in
the second race.
Assume. one of the first choices in
re third race. and which has been
close I'D IN his recent starts at ,the
Southern course, carried of the hon
ors, with Trusty and Bringhurst TAX
ing down second and third money.
In the .lfth race, seven Of the twelve
entered won't to the barrier with
RarcheT ,he choice. but he could do no
better than finish second to Baigneur.
the latter winning at The good odds Of
70 j. Narchess II was third.
5. Vida carried off the honors
amone tile Jockeys by bringing home
sAe .est three winners and finishing
second with Trusty and Tailor Maid
The weather was clear and track fast.
TIE results:
Flrs, roe wa.year.olds: ,naidens;
q a
Bunra Suck, IFS 'tButweip to s. / 70
and -. won Tut, lie (Murphy), s to !
to ,,.',a aad zen. second; Frank Moody
ll2 Aer am 70 l. . TO and even.
!ette c Sunny ways Matte B. Kent,
Freddie ana Joe Esn also ran
Second race tthree-year-olds. claiming
paTse 500, sx furlongs)-Bobby Allen.
,as Rgz,s1l, p ,d e ; ~ to : and to 5.
to ana 70 o. second Keep "a (Rich
srsssl CO 20 20 L 70 and g l.; third
swft ieHr 3 1nf!ng Through. Hacka
nor Barley Water and The Pirate also
ran
TA--d race tfour-- ysar-olds and upward
ss1fa ss- &. npT~' " 100 six fqrionss}-As
Sun sa ~.n rs 4Tassy li9 e 3waa} 70 % to ana
to ~ and to q. second; B-inghurst
I. ll2 eTnarteFl' T. 70 5. even ara 3 to s.
Anierl-an EaEisi Bonstelie and pundreary
also ran
and upward tliiies ann nsres. purse urss
$1,000 one wiie Marie Miler) lie 1Kel-
say = l.. 20 5 ana to 5 won:
Tail5- Maid. lo7 (Wida), 10 to /. 10 !
an1 - E. second. Ballet Dancer H. io7
tButwsul 8 10 !. to I and to 5. third
TIN. 40 --5- Duchess Lace Madge f
Av L77r and Rainbow Girl also ran
F'sth rae (four-vear-o and upward
claiming, purse $500. one mile and sew
euty ards '-Baigneur, I04 (Wida), to
T. even ard 1 to 2, won Ranches. 100
ilssl ~ TO 10 . 20 and 10 S sec
on- tia-chesa II. 10. (Boyie) to l. 3
@ ! ard to 5 third Time, las Piedra
Tina Belgian H. Nepperhan and Young
Acsu $50 ran.
Sir.f race (1our-year-olds ana upward.
a'tr 'as; purse s7o0. one mile and a
quart f)-Antoinett I02 (wda). to |.
20 and even. won, Jack Reeves III
9ierce1, 10 :. 20 and even second:
B7i9ze,, los (Erickson), 10 to l. to /
ana . third Time, EOS Bubb!ins
-as, fodder Ornery, Puts and Calls,
5a2l boru, lanlac and Dorcas also ran.
Seventh race three -year-olds aud up
ar c.ai-ing; purse $500: ono mile and
eel.il Dolly. 9a (Wida). 10 to l.
io AMI 20 j. Won: Frank Monroe ,
- Eric .tsonl. TO 5, : 20 10 ana / to g.
second Fhlstias. 1t0 (Stack) to 2
g. fnd : O. r. third Time, 1:472-5
3 @ King. Prophecy. Indian Spring. Loan
m RS. Dr Dris.rr, Talry Prince. Caraway
pinlar. Nas45tAn. A Buja and Thunder
llrd 4iso ran.