New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Legot;al, Vida
Up, Beaten in
An1es Handicap
Tmitus and Twin Score
in Dual Feature Events
at, Jefferson Park Track

NEW ORLEANS, March Good
..e;nr was witnessed at Jefferson Park
,.;. afternoon when FIVE of the seven
s.vorites raced home in front of their
seids. The only two public choices to
"a down to defeat were Peccant, which
s,;shed third in the second race, and
isrotaL which ran second in the
fourth,
me yermillion Purse, for three-year-
AIDS and upward at six furlongs, and
tbe Ames Handicap. for three -year-olds
end inward at mile and seventy yards.
The frst feature went to the Florisant
Sable six-year-old gelding Troitus,
which was we'll ridden by Willis and
heat out the heavily placed choice Lego
,sI ridden by Wido.
The other feature was won by E. r
Bradley's Twin. There were only FIVE
horses entered in tAis event, and when
choice, She never left the result in
doubt, winning easily from Simpleton
snd Bondage.
gss an easy win for Baby Grand, which
vay, beating out Petunia and Lucy
Kate. Peccant, with Heinisoh in the
saddle, was selected us the favorite in
the second event, but he could not beat
the second choice Blue Jeans, which
fought j. out with Ragazza.
Ting-a-Ling, with Myers up, beat out
ralisman. ridden by Vida, in the third
event, claiming affair at five and
half furlongs. 1t was not until the
s1tr race that Vida finally put across
8 winner, when he piioted the even
money favorite Lazy Lou in race with
Franklin. The closing event was won
By Scourgeman, which easily disposed
Of Prunes and j. C. Stone.
Rodriguez carried OFF the riding hon
ers plotting the first and last winners,
while the other winning riders were
Howerd. Willis. Thurber, Myers and
Vida. The latter finished second in
three other events.
The results:
First race 1for o-year-olds: purse
$500; four surlones)-Baby Grand, los
ps,unia. los Cwidal. to .. . to 10 and
ou. second; Lucy Kate. lo5 twillss,. IL to
s. to and out. third Time. o4S 3-5.
Hunters Point and Huen also ran.
Second hace tfor three year-oids; claim
ing; purse $500 six furlongs>-Blue Jeans
ven; Ragazza, i1e tRodriguez). 8 to /.
8 10 and TO 8. second; Pcccant, los
'Henisch,. II 10 5, even and 2 10 &. third
Time. ia As. Cortland. Colonel Murphy,
Richard v, Vim. Kirah. Plain Bill. Ben
ecla and Waldo also ran.
Third race tfor three -year-olds and up
ward; claiming purse $500; five and a
hsf turlones>-Ting -a-Ltng. ia {Myers,,
100 (vida). ? to 2. TO 5 and to 5. sec
ond; Sugar Mint 1of (Srnith). IS to 5.
to and to s. third. Time. :a7 Sammy
Boy, Marsnits, Murphy. Bucklaide and Big
Fourth race (verrniiion Purse; for
three -year-olds and upward: purse $500;
i1 fuT4onss)-Troitus III tMyersl. IL to
to ana TO 4, Won Legotal, 1e4
!Widai. 1s to 10. 2 10 and out. second:
Charles Leydecker lIs tRodriguez). to
ls 10 ami l to 2, third. Time, 1:1e 4-5'
Lively Ballet Dancer II. The Lamb and
fattle also ran.
yssr-0lds v1s and upwarrdi purse $500; one
sll, II TO s: even and to S. won: Sim
pe'on, " tWfda9. TO l, even and 2 to. S,
iscond; Bondage. .ll5 (Rodriguez). 8 to /,
even and to s. third. Time. IA. Omond
and King s Champion also ran
sixth race tfor three -year-olds and up-
sard; claiming; purse $500; one mile and
! iurlong)-Lazy Lou los fWida). even.
70 and out, won. Franklin. Iii
tiudgs). Is 70 s, to 10 and out. second:
easen Blonde. ll2 (RomanellN. to J.
a.. 70 and to 10. third Time, 1883 AS.
e'ass'o' and II. c. Basch also ran
seventh race tfor three-year-oids and
Upward; Claiming; purse $500; one mile
ana ls seventy yarcs>--Scourgeman lit
.Aodrgue7>, II to g. to and 3 to &.
won; Prunes 100 tPierce>. 7 to l. S TO
ana TO S. second; J. c. Stone. 16o lRich-
cC.eek). \ to q, s'to 8 and / to 2. third.
!.ae. li15 s-5 Brynlimsh, Triosnphant.
.aca .ss X. lwiniwtn. WliIiagau and Miss Orb