The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
ANG0N SHOWS WAY
TO BULLET PROOF
Shows Reversal by Winning
st. Bernard's Handicap
at New Orleans.

Special Despatch to THE New YonK HERALD.
weather of the winter season prevailed
during the running of a well rounded
programme at jefferson Park to-day
over heavy track. The attendance was
reduced to regulars, who found form
generally observed and the victory of
Angon In the feature st. Bernard Handi-
cap means of reversing the recent deci-
sion gained over him by Bullet Proof,
Angon was favored by a nine pound
difference in to-days weights and ran
the fastest race of the day when he
took the pace after racing quarter be-
hind St Quentin and Uncle's Lassie
Bullet Proof. the only other starter. was
away sluggishly and encountered i'll luck
when he was blocked in his effort to gain
the lead after racing upon the inside in
the heavy going at the half mile. Angon
increased his advantage for the remain
ing Journey and at the end had five
length lead over Bullet Proof who,
driven out, saved the place from Uncle's
Lasse The latter in turn led the
quickly improved St Quentin by close
margin.
George Walls, the Eastern rider took
the saddle honors by plotting two win
ners-Bally Bell and Nebraska. The
latter's score in the final was the most
easily accomplished of the day. he hav-
ing an eighth length lead at the end of
his mile race.
The twelve-year-old Back Bay re-
peated his recent victory when he gall
Hoped home in the lead OF the consistent
mudder Opportunity. Pullux and several
nth iv, -gx 1,.fA
The Bashford Manor colors of George
J. Long. the Kentucky breeder we're in
front in the opener, when Montilo out
stayed Secretary in a long stretch duel.
J. l.. Holland, former owner and
breeder, was an arrival from New York
First Race-Maidens claiming; two-year-
Odds: purse 800; six furlongs-Montillo. 10
(WrighD, 2 to .. to and TO ., won
Secretary, 112 tRodriguez), TO /. 10 +
and TO 3. second Mabel Josephine. 1o7
CHeinishl. s to l. . TO 1 and even. third.
Time. 80 2-5 Also ran-Pttzzle. Home
Guard. Echoland and Bally Gih.n.
Second e-Three-year-olds and upward;
claiming purse $500 six furlongs-Norm
ITO Rodriguez 3 TO 2. TO and to 4;
and to /. second; Big Idea 104 king,
10 /. 6 to and to ,. third. Time,
LII 2-3. Also ran-I4ady Mildred, Maiden
Voter. Dnty. Early Sight. John r. Roacie.
Double Van. All Bright Keziah and Ivan
Mist.
Third Race-Claiming: three-year-olds and
upward purse 500; six furlongs-Back Bay.
1os (Jarvis). 2 10 :, 3 70 and 1 10 4. won;
Opportunity. 1i3 (E Martini. 10 l. even
and I TO 2, second; Pullux, 10 (Erickson).
TO ., 10 . and 20 .. third. Time,
1:17 90. Also ran-Old Sinner, Lucius
Sentimental. Cobalt Lass and BETSY.
Fourth Race Claiming three-year-olds
and upward: purse 500: mile and n
sixteenth-Tugs. 103 O.ongl, ~ 10 1. to I
and to I. won: Sasin, 10s (Buxtonl
IL to I. < 20 and to I. second; H. G.
Basch 1os Collins. 70 2. 10 > and
TO 5, third Time. :53 4-5. Also ran
Bounding Through, Rib. Susan M. Cock
roach and Banyan.
Fifth Race--St bernard Handicap; all
ages: purse 81 900; five and half fur
icngs-Angon. 1t2 (Murrayl, TO 2, to y
and out won Bullet Proof. 113 (Coltlettn q.
even, I 10 & and out. second; Uncle's Iassie.
100 (HeupeD. 10 I. g to and out. third
Time. :6s. st. Quentin also ran.
Sixth Race-Claiming three-year-olds and
upward: purse 500. mile and seventy
yards-Baily Bell 1ol CPoncel, TO I. to =
and 10 10. won: Bombast. los (Moonevl.
10 l. 10 Z and 2 20 >. second. Medusa
iO2 CRoberts). 4 20 /. 10 and 10 TO-
third Time. lao. Also ran-Thirteen
Verify, Miss Nell and Plenty.
Seventh Race Claiming. three-ycar -olds
and upward purse 500 one mib'--Nebraska
los tIyalls). to l. 3 to I and TO ;, won :
Prunes. los Conway, 20 ], even and
10 :, second Lieut.. Perkins, 40 (Collius)'
10 /. 3 70 , and TO 10. third Time
"a a. Also ran-Spartan Boy Search
light ILL.,. Bon Hampson and Pouitney