New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
New Orleans Bows
10 Winter Racing
AT Jefferson Park
Many Old Favorites of Met
ropolitan Circuit Now Are
at Southern Metropolis

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.--In sntici-
patton Of the racing season, which
opens tomorrow at Jefferson Park, the
program which has been arranged will
naturally be made up for the class of
horses that up to the present have
arrived in the Crescent city. With
the season not yet ended at Bowie and
counter attractions at Cuba and TIN
Juana, a number of horses which will
eventually find their way to New
Orleans. have not yet arrived
All the accommodation available at
the Fair Grounds and jefferson Park
has been bespoken. The stable of
Willie Shields, which includes Sweepy,
Brumado, Arrowhead, Simple Simon
and others, is located at the Fair
Grounds, and so are NJ. j. Murphy's
lot, which numbers among it Jock
Scot, Thimble, Pavia, Genie W., and
others. The Pelican Stable, with Oil
Man as the star, is also at the Fair
Grounds.
W. Farnum's stable, in charge Of W
n. Fiser, is at Jefferson Park, and
Dark Hill, which recently performed
with fair success at jamaica and the
Empire, as the best known to New
York racegoers. Bob Gilmore, now
weighing 200 pounds, but was pretty
we'll known lightweight jockey in the
old days of st. Louis, has Youneed and
others at Jefferson. Youneed was &
fair selling platter In Kentucky and
won $4,000 in purses there for Gil
more.
Much has been done in the way OF
improvements to the racing track at
Jefferson Park by liberal use of top
dressing with sand, but should more
rain follow the dowrpour of last week
the going will be of the variety that
is known as gunbo, a peculiar brand
of mud that upsets the calculations OF
the most painstaking dopesters.
The entries:
First race tfor s-year-olds and upward,
purse $500; 6 furlongs}-sGround Swell,
1913; Arrowhead. los; sGrayson. 100; Sandy
H, III; Tulsa, III: sJ. c. Stone. 1os; Es-
auire. Ios; "Col- Taylor. 1o9: Anticipate.
Maxim, 1os; Donatello, Ill: War Pennant.
ia.
Second race ffor e-year-olds; maidens;
purse $500; claiming: furlongsl- 'Lotta
Sundo, 115: Execution. IFS: 'Attoo. no;
Plunella. ll2; Rosaiee, 1l2; Dumfounder,
115; Fred Kinney. 115; 'Trice. 10; Pluri-
Third race (for s-year-ods and up
ward; purse $500; allowances; bh fur
longs)-Reigneur, 1903; Columbia Tenn,
10Si Rapid Day, 1V3; Tableau ID Ionneur.
los; Master Jack, 1oT; Tom McTaggart,
Ill.
Fourth race ffor- s-yenr-o,d. and up
ward; purse 800: claiming; 1-16 miies)
Jerry, 1o4; 'Lsdy Longfellow. 1os;
TErnesta, 100: Golden Dawn, Ill; Young
Adam. III; .I.Enjoleur.- 1o4; Copyright,
1os; Pirate McGee, los; Bond. IA; Chal
ienger, us; nellie York 1o6; Horeb, 1o9;
Tim McGee. 1os: Walnut Hall, ia; Mer-
chant, ia.
Fifth race (for all ages: purse s1,5oo;
Zone, 100; Day Diiiy, los; wynnewood,
/ or valor 1ls: Pimlico, 1902; General Haig,
1o5; Lucky b, 11s; Mysterious Girl. 1o5;
Rapid Traveller. 1o6: Neddam, ia.
Sixth race (for 2-year- -olds; purse $500;
allowances; rlongs)-Modesty. 1os;
Jake Berger. 1os; Knot Grass, 1os; Image,
1oS; Simplicity, 1906; Lord Allen. 112;
Grace E.. 1os; sweepy, los; Devonite. l12.
Seventh race {for 3-year-olds and up
ward; purse $500; claiming; lis miles)
Sammy Jay. 101; SWarsaw. 1902: Oscar
polette. 1914; sMerri7nac. 105: sDark Hill,
10S; Mormon Elder, 40.
apprentice allowance OF pounds
claimed.