The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-18
LYKE'S RIDE BIG AID
TO BROTHERLY LOVE
Star Jockey Fouls The Wit
and Lands Mount Winner
of Feature.
Special Despatch to THE NEW Yorx HrnArD,

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
New ORLEANS, La, Dec. 17.-Several
form reversals, some close finishes and
plenty Of rough riding that went I'M
punished were among the features Of the
sport at Jefferson Park to-day. In re-
Spouse to an attractive programme and
mild, clear weather large crowd was
present. Lawrence Lyke. the star jockey
INDUCED in rough tactics in the Cal
casien purse, the feature. when he rode
Brotherly Love home In advance or three
others. Lyke was threatened with sus-
pension should he ever again indulge In
such rough tactics. but the result was
allowed 10 stand because none or the
other riders registered complaint and
the worst offender. The Wit. only I'm
ished third.
Cock o. the Roost supplied the early
pace, followed by the favorite, Sea Sim
ner, while Lyke on Brotherly Love kept
The Wit tightly pinned against the rail
for over a half mile and baked repeated
efforts of the latter to extricate himself
from the unfortunate position
At the home turn the persistent
offender bothered Sea Sinner, causing the
latter's rider to ease up to escape injury,
and later. as he Joined issue with Cock
o. the Roost In the Anal eighth. bothered
him, too. Eventually he drew away to
two length victory.
Coltillettl was fined SIS for disobedi-
ence while astride Sea Sinner at the
barrier. The results:
First Race--Two-year-old maidens; purse
500; five and half furlongs Trantula
10 tKinsl, Il to 8. to 10 and to ,S ? first
second; Tony Sutton, lis (Collins), 20 to l.
to l ana 8 TO I, third Time, ;Ol SEQ
pni Phi and ccrtes. San Grecaue and Rose Of
Second Race~Three- year-olds and Inward :;
longs. Justice GoeDei. ito lRodriguez). 10
Z I. to ! and to l. first; The Portuguese
llS dsTIns ey ,os B az and 2
orator. Larshetto. Adrainne r.. Valerie
M Ms P Voter Hall brunese Lady Snd
Third Roce.--Two-year-olds colts and
sslf fSroHss ne So sss istac
Ia 70 and even: first; Sea Court 10
mamiiH Ss to t. dRa to TO- to
Brown Bro" any Plll, salesman. Reluctant. Machine
Knesc and Tptt asS i nna upward
allowances, purse 800; six furlongs. Co
iumbia Tenn. 1U "a. Davis. 10 to /, Q to
j,
4 to 1. to and to o. second; Uncles
Lassie, los (Heupel), to !, to l and to
5 third. Time 1 IA 1-5. Port Light. Pana-
man, Talisman. Fluzzey, Archie Alexander
and Mahony also ran.
year-ods; allowances; one mile. Brothery
Love, 100 Qyke). to 8, to and out,
first; Cock O. the Roost. 112 lKingl, 10 to
l. . to . and to 10, second; The Wit III
(Nolan), to /, to and out, third. Time,
l al Sea Sinner also
Sixth Race-Three-year-old and upward ;
claiu,iog purse 800; one mile end seventy
yards. Corson. 100 d3ryson). - to ,, to .
and 3 to 5. first Jack Straw, 1O4 (Murrayl !,
TO s, 3 TO and TO 3. second Aztec. 100
Mooney. 20 to 1. 8 to and to !, third.
Time, 1:47. Brookland. Athena, John |.
Day Benecia, Ben Hampson. Highland Lad,
Madras Bingham, Dotta's Best and Capt.
tana also ran.
seventh Race-Three-year-o and up,
ward; claiming; purse 5000 one mile and
three-sixteenths Pit. 10s (IIeinisch), 3 10
!. to and g. t. 8. first: Neenah, i9i
Aurum. ITO Ponce. TO l.. to and even.
third. . :02 2-5. She Devil. Tugs. Paddy
Dear, Austral, Puts and Calls and Pindar
also ran.