New-York tribune., 1920-03-11
Dixie Carroll
Scores Victory
At New Orleans
Good Ride by Lyke Chiefly
Responsibilities Outcome {;
Bad Day for Favorites

Special Correspondence to The Tribune
NEW ORLEANS, March 1o.-Dixie
Carroll, four-year-old chestnut gold
ing by Hurst Park--Alice Baird, who
has been knocking at the door for some
time at the Southern course, finally
succeeded in capturing the Magnolia
Purse, the feature event on the pro-
gram at Jefferson Park track here to-
oay over distance of mile and sew
enty yards, with Lyke in the saddle.
The Boyle entry has been out
OF the money but once in his last eight
starts. Lyke was chiefly responsible
for the Dixis's victory by his good
judgment of pace.
1t was bad day for the followers
OF tirst choices as the majority of long
shots carried off the honors. In the
opening race Superb, at 5 to 2, finished
first, with Buddie Kean and Oh Yes
taking down second and third places.
PARRISH won the third event, fol-
lowed by ALI Vezina and Silvey Sha-
pro. Huntermann captured the third
with Tiger Rose and Cortland finishing
in the order named.
In the sprint event Kochinoor
showed the way home to Archie Alex
ander and Fox's Choice Challenge
won the sixth and H. c. Basch caught
the judges. eye in the seventh race.
The results:
seeo three and half furlongs)-superb.
10 !lyke). to 2. to and to S. won
nudd'0 anS Il nesn llS ,Rodsigyez to even
Z to 2. to and TO 2. third. Time. 0: :43.
xoormel, Handsel H. Loeb Leven, Mary
Erb and Clutches also ran.
race ssSe 9N ana upwa
urlongs>-Parrish. III (Pauley). IL to J..
to ! and to 2, won; Ar vezina, III
silvey Shapiro. 107 1King). 10 to !. to i
and to l, third. Time, III Is. Miss
sterlingi s,asi. ol Noblsman, Tom Caro-. John j,
She Devil. Milda, Miss kruter, Neg and
Bronner also ran
=. Third race Nhree,ysar- aud UPWARD
Huntemann, io5 (Winis,. I to i. - to 2
and Z to 6, won; Tiger Rose. 10l (Hop-
Ens}. Enns} to O. l. ,r5 2 to and even: second !;
TO 4, third. Time.1ls s-5. Yowell. Cock
O. the Main, Speedyfoot, Propaganda Ma
dras Gingham and Flying Frog also ran.
Fourth race (three-year-olds and up
-ko ohinoor, l02 (Mooney). to 5. 3 to 5
and to 4. won; Archer Alexander. 1o2
CIV hlttlngton), I TO :, to b and to s.
second; FoX's Choice. 112 (RomanellU, 90
to l, to and 4 to /. third. Time
LII 8. Ontco, Shandon and Grumblin
Ina also
Fifth race (three-year- and upward ;
Magnolia Purse, 500; one mile and sew
enty yards}-Dixie Carroll 10 Lyke),
10 J. TO and even. Won; Hadrian.
1o5 Wright). to /. to and even. sec
ond: Opportunity. 1oe CWMis). 2 to l. 4
to and to 5, third. Time, 1:4s As.
Frank Monroe. Blaise, PuNux, Sun God
and Speedster also ran.
Sixth race (three- year ODDS: claiming
purse, $500; one mile and sixteenth)--
Challenger. 1oS Ckodrtguez). to l, to
and l to 3. won, Bohr-na- Breena, 100
CWidal. to l, to and 4 to 8, second;
Viola Ciaffney. 95 (Richcreel), 3 to l. even
and to 5. third. Time :b4 3-5. Battle
Mountain. Pindar, Waldo Jr. and Midla
also
Seventh race (three-year-old and up
ward; claiming; purse, $500; one mile and
q sixteenth III. c. Easch. los GHeinisch),
10 to !, 4 to and tc l, won; Golden
Dawn, 30 (Richcreek). II to g. so 5 and
2 to 5. second, IwiniHin. 107 (Morris),
Is TO /. to and 10 1. third. Time,
1:52. WNldo. Antoinette ReVeler. Naptha-
Illus. Red Domino and Peggy {. also ran.