New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Chief, Running
True to Form.
Gains Victory
Queen of Trumps Wins
From Sky Blue, Favorite,
at New Orleans Track

Special Correspondence
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 13.-Runninp
true to form, Chief, the five-year-
chestnut gelding by Ballot out of Or
mondlne and owned by NJ. J. Murphv
captured the fourth race from good
Held at the Fair Grounds track to-dav
at the good odds of s to 2. Ambrose
had the mount and rode him to victory.
beating home Bolster and Breeze
Among other good ones beaten in this
race were Tacola and Sailor.
In the maiden race, the opening dash
of three furlongs, Queen of Trumps
defeated H. P. Whitney's Sky Blue,
who went to the post big favorite.
Sedgegrass, at the odds of 8 to 2. won
the second race from Bees Wing and
Copyright.
With Enmity and Discussion. two
good mudders, scratched in the third
race. The Boy showed the way home to
minute Man, who was the first choice
and Arrowhead. The Boy was ridden
by Lyke, and paid to /. Lyke also
rode :Soldat de Verdun to victory in
the sixth race at 8 to S. Antoinette
and Redstart finished in that order.
Faul Connolly, again ridden by Thur
Der, beat home King Neptune and Lit
tie Cottage in the fifth event. The
latter was the favorite. General Byng,
another first choice, won the seventh
race, with Marshon and Pulaski second
and third. The track was heavy.
The results:
First race tButterhy Purse, $500: two
fIr1n -
Trumps. 115 (Glass), 1G to g. 4 to 5 and l
TO B. won; Margaret Dixon. IFS (Iloward)
: to /, s to and even second; Sky Blue
40 lAmbrosel. even. to and out. third
Time, 0:37 1-5. Pauline Solomon, Oh Yes
and Mary Head ;.lso
Second race (purse. $500: claiming; three
yeear.olds e six furlongs) --sedgegrass los
1Groth) TO l. to and even, won; Bees
wing 1ol (HeupeD.; 10 to l, : to ana &
to s. second; Copyright, 40 tWalls), tc
!, to and to 8. third. Time. 1913 .
l Am l.irst.also ran.
Third race (vctory Purse. $500: three.
year-olas yea, and upward; six furlongs, ,-Ths
Boy. Boy 1lS i,,u Mykc): q to-: even and to 3
! to !" and out, second: Arrow Head. 1Ol
Tpierco). 10 to l. to | and TO b. third
Time. 1:17. Sasn, Night Wind, Iiula
and Charlie Leydecker also ran.
Fourth race (West End Purse, $1,000
four -year-olds and upward: one mile)-
chief, "a (Ambrose). TO 2, even and . to 6
Won' joOISter, 100 tIhurber), 10 to l. ! to j
and to S, second; Breeze. ia (Robinson)
to l. to s and to 2. third. Time, Al
Sailor. Tacola. Drumnond and Grumpy alss
Fifth race for four -year-olds and up
ward claiming; purse 500: mile anc
a furlong)-Paul Connolly. Ill CThurber)
to l. 5 to 2 and even, won; King Nep
tune 100 tCoitilettD. . to 2. to 3 an,
TO g.. second; Little Cottage. III (But
welD' to g.. to and / to 4. third
Tln'e, 2:O2. Arbitrator. Prunes Comach,
and Flapper also ran.
sixth race tfor four -year-olds and up
ward c!aiming purse $500 one mile anc
a IurIons) )-Soldat de Verdun, ia U.yke)
= sot 70 o. to and to 3. Won; Antoinette
lof (HenseD. 1s to s. 7 to ) and TO :
second Redstart. III (warrington). 3 to i
even ana ana TO 2 THIRD Time 2:ol 3-6
j. 7. stone, Mayor Calvin, Cadillac, Slcctl
and Lottery also ran.
Seventh race Nor four year-olds and up
ward claiming; purse $500: one mills ant
Iisvg9ty ist,ip ya'ds3GensraI io byng no lcolti
shon. los !Obert, 20 to l. S to / ana
20 i. second Pulaski: 112 GIengeD to- l
. 70 and cven third. Time. j :57 4 5
4; kentucky Boy. Alexander. Bertodano. Jes
sic Louise. Prevarcate. Staten, Bahy sis
ter, Bethel Hill and Skinny 3, also ran