New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
Cebrian s Entry Outspeeds
Fast Field IL, aHnndicup
Won Tromp Colt First
in Handicap; Honolulu
Boy Wins at 6 to /
rr,cn, specto, Correspondent

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21.--Two
handicaps featured the card to-day at
Jefferson Park and with clear sky the
racing enthusiasts turned out in large
numbers. In the first OF the star at
fractions L. Cehrian's American Ace. a
four-year-old brown colt by Won Tromp
.7-Rescgal, showed the way home to a
GOOD field at odds of l3 to 10 over the
six-furong course. Charlie Leydecker
was second and Kings Champion third
In the other feature event Honolulu
Boy. at 6 to l. and showing the colors
OF Masterson & Rogers. caught the
Judges eye first as they went under
the wire. with Ornond and Bondage
taking down second and third money In
the order named.
John s. Reardon repeated his per
formsnce OF last week and again dig
posed of the Whitney entry in the
opening dash Of three and half fur
longs. Cointreau was second and
Blemished third. The Archer came
through in the third event, followed bv
peccant and Heavy Weapon. Bring
hurst made it his second win at the
Southern course by capturing the third
race while Pullex beat Port Light for
the place.
Ten horses faced the starter in the
sixth race, which was won by Pros
pector at to L. Belgian II and
Speedster finished next in order, while
GoIdcrest Boy, which has been working
we'll here, won the seventh, with Bub-
bling Louder and Prunes close behind
Vida and Lyke divided the jockev
honors, each winning two races.
The results:
three asd oneha,f furlongs) John &.
Rsardon ii+ tkelsey). TO /. to and &
and out saished' ios istac5 70 + to e
Ito and 10 S. third. Time. o;42 e-5
Omar K. White Star. Peerage. Gladys and
Lady Granite also ran.
Second rare (purse. $500: claiming
three-year -oids; six furiongs)-The Archer,
IL dyke, to 2. to and to g. won
peeca9t l07( neinish); 2 to /. to 5 and 4
Moore. Cortland Blue Jeans, Blue Star.
Challenge Flying Frog. ith k Day Of
Peace, Copyright, Boherna-Breena also
ran
Third race purse, $500; claiming: four
year-oltls and upward: FIVE and one-halt
turlonsslZ9ringhurst % twidal. 12 to 5.
.. to and to Won puiIux, los (Rod-
Port Light lo3 (Mooney). s to i, 2 to
and I 10 10 third. Time, 1893 s-s. Oppor-
turlty Sy HECK. Bon Ironp ana Subahdar
also ran
Fourth race (hanc,csp: purse. $500:
threeyear- Odds and upward; six furlougs)
American Ace. lis (Troxler). ls to 10, .
70 and out. won; Charlie Lydecter loe
tRodriguezl. to e.,1 to 2 and out. second ;
Kings Cham pion. 9s tJudge) : to ]. 8 to
and out. third. Time. lis 3-5. Twin and
Woodtrap also ran
Fifth race purse. 500; handicap; three
year-oids and upward; one mile and one
nxteenth)-Honolulu Boy. 100 CWida). 8
20 :, 70 : and to 5. Won. Omond, 108
(Thurber). io 20 /, to ] and to s. sec
ond; Bondage, l15 SRedriguez), . to /. 4
TO and 10 5, third. Time, ! so. Piedra
Tailor Maid. Lazy Lou and Sinpleton also
ran
Sixth race purse $500; claiming three
year-oids and upward one mile and one
sxteent n Pros spector, ia lLyke), to :, ,
TO ] and even. won; The Belgian II, 10s
Plsrcel 70 . even and to 2. second .
speedster lI2 (Rodriguez). 15 to !, 8 to
an6 - I. third Time. I IS Wads-
worths Last Sans Peur H. Sun God. An
tonette. Iantalus, Water Willow and Jim
Hastings also
Seventh race (purse. $500; claiming: four
year-olds ana upward one mile and three
sIxteenths)- -Godcrest Boy, lo5 tZoeller).
) to /. even and to 2, won; Bubbling
Louder, l07 (Rodriguez). s to l, to l and
TO 2. second; Prunes. 104 tColtilettD, s
10 ]. 3 70 ! and to 2, third Time. 2:05 l-5
Tenae, Deckmate. j. c. Stone, Puts and
Calls and Capital City also