The New York herald., 1920-01-25
BOLSTER AT HOME
ON HEAVY TRACK
easily DisposeS of Woodtrap in the
Marine Handicap at New
Orleans.
Especial Correspondence of the Nerald.J

Special Correspondence Of the Herdld)
NEW ORLEANS, La. Saturday.-Over
q sloppy track and in drizzling rain
storm C. W.. Forn,an's Bolster, a five-year-
old chestnut geldng by Marco Pcrmia
again proved his liking for heavy going
today by winning the United States Ma
rine Handicap ut one r.ile and seventy
posed OF Woodtrap and General Glenn
who finished in the order named. Madge
T., Courtship, Tippo Sahib and Plairgowie
being among the other starters. Ambrose
had the mount on Bolster and brought
him home under hard drive.
il was another bad day for the follow
ers Of first choices, as only two finished
first in the seven events Joe Tag. a 10
to l shot started the ball rolling in the
opening race by beating home Silver
Springs In the second race the best
Minute Man. the odds on choice. could do
was to finishe second to Bullet Proof
With odds as good as 10 to / against
Who Cares in the third race, he romped
home in front of Discussion and War
Mask. Dottie Vandiver and Wadsworth's s
Last, were the only two favorites 10 catch
tne/ Judges eyes first, they winning the
fifth and sixth races, respectively, while
the seventh race was won by j. c. Stone.
who beat Bajazet and Dolly.
The heavy track was responsible for n
large number of scratches. Vida rode two
winners and finished third in another
race
First Race.-For twoyearoids; purse 500;
three furlongs. Joe Tag. i12 lbs. lWdal. IL 10 ].
Son no ana 5: d Syfr tO sernsd eSGnd G sR
Dixon. 100 ~. Howard to /. even and = TO :.
O. Mine, Baby Grand. Machine Gunner and Frank
Second Rassss-a,faystte $500 PURSE for threeyeaT n
lbS.-SCotiiettD. to .. ! 70 md out. first Min.
ute Man III, 10 lAm6rosel; u 10 20 and out. sec,
and 10 .. third Time. ili BaliybeiI. Keep.
The Lamb and Ccrcoran also ran.
and upward; purse $500; six furlongs. Who Cares,
81 lbs. (Widal 10 10 /. 3 10 and to >. first:
! to 8. second: War Mask lo2 Buxtonl. - to /.
: 70 J and to .. thiri. Time; -. Converse.
Fourth Race.-U. $. Marine IIandicap for
three-year-olds and inward: purse 81 900: one
mile ana seventy yards; ,Bolstcr, los lbs. Am
100 ColtiettD. . T. ]. TO > aud > TO .. second
third. Time. ~ 2.5. coHrtshlp. Tippo sahlb.
Nudge and Blairgowrie also ran.
purse 800: one mile and a furlong.
Dottie Nandiver, 1O4 lbs. Tiercei. to ,. to
and out first. King Neptune. 1O7 iCotilettn. Q
10 .. to and 3 to =. second: Tauac. ll2
Stevens 10 90 ]. 3 10 and 10 .. third. Time.
! 20 4-5; Ispecdster. \. X Beal. Adebaran. III
Rey and PIT also ran.
Sixth Race.-For four-yoar-olds and upward
clamng: purse 500: one mile and~a furlong.
Wadsworth's Last. l1a lbs. G.unsfordl. TO ,. !
10 aud ont. first: MarandPr ioI Wotiletti. Q
70 . to ) and 10 . second Capitol Cirr. lO}
Boyle. { TO I. > 60 and even. third Time.
! AS -. Puts ard Calls Water Willow. Gen.
Hyng and Buddy Tucker also ran.
seventh Rlce.-Fnr fousycar.olds and upward {:
purse 500: ono aud one-siXteenth miles.
J C. stone. 10 lbs OAnsfordt = 70 >. Ia >
and 10 g. first Baiazet 10 iErictsoni. 70 >
8 10 > aud Ito .. second; Dolly 81 'Coltilettil
: 10 T. > to and 10 =. third Time. / :Jl Go
Iarrien Cacnmbo and Harry Rudder also ran.