The New York herald., 1921-12-10
NEW ORLEANS mud
NO BAR'YO INCOG
Seven-Ycar-Old Mare Easily
Wins st. Bernard Purse at
Jefferson Park.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. e.--IncoE. 7.
e. CRISIS seven-year-old mare, carried
her game speed through the worst going
OF the season TO account for the ST.
Bernard purse, which featured an ordi-
nary card at Jefferson Park to day. To
add to the discomfort of the lean crowd
seven favorites fell during the rainy.
cold afternoon.
Incog supplied ali her own pace She
disposed of the heavily backed Ticklish
during the primary half of the running.
and after saving much ground entered
the stretch, eventually drew out TO win
by five lengths from irlcklish, who had
an equal advantage over Trust Official.
Siihin. the only other starter, finished a
distant last. Tie six furlongs was run
IL II 40.
Sister Flo scored the easiest victory
OF the day when she took the final over
the mile and seventy yard route During
the middle running the lightly Weighted
filIy held a lead of twenty lengths ano
was under Gathers restraint ut the end
to win by ten lengths from Young
Adam, while the heavily backed Oscar
polette finished third over the four tired
ing lonors. with two winners. Silence,
who took the third event by five lengths,
and Phelan, winner of the sixth, were
both locally owned and we'll supported
by their owners friends.
Goodhart sent out in the entries to
carry 109 pounds, was only asked to
carry 90. Little Bruening rode her a
clever race over the mile for juveniles
and che won in gallop after having
been heavily backed by an ultra-wiss
delegation. who steered clear of the rap.
idly receding favorite Brush Boy. The
latter was given weird ride by Thurber
and evidently had no liking for the &C.
ing.
Mickey Moore, who easily accounted
for the second at the generous odds or
15 to 1. ran in the colors of II. c. Muir
man, president ofsthe Mobile Racing AS.
sociation.
Back Bay. the runnerup In the opener,
was making his first appearance Of the
local season. He will attain his four
tcenth birthday on January ], and -
the oldest horse in local training. The
results:
First Racc-For three.year-olds and up
ward claIming purse 500; six. furlonss IN,
and to 5 won; Back Bay, IL Gonce), II
TO ). even and TO 2. second: Sacajawea, Jog
s S 10 Also ranMaaEaret to ana to sn aaeS 81
Logan. Normandie. Flew High and Eiga.
ward: ardc"1 Claiming: purse $500; six furiongs
Mikey Moore. 1i2 morris, Is TO l.. to
and 9 to I. won; Financial Rooster: ~
Paul Connolly, IFS .tRichcreek): . to ..
4 to 3 and to s, third: Time. 1:le. Also
Gingham, Sure voormir' Cold
ward: ' claiming purse 500; six furIongs;
to ,Gi !. Won; NJ Propasanda. 1o5 i'E. Moore, y
iio (E. Barnes. 3 to l. 9 10 ) and 3 e ;,
Rolo, Burgoyne, Naphthalius. The Decision,
kirsties Cub, Searchlight Sd. Romper and
Gloomy Gus.
Fourth Racc-ror two-year. olds, claiming;
purse 300: one mile. Goodhart. 90 (Brue-
nns), to l, Z to 10 and ] to = won;
to 5so second SS Pnnela 90 % tcco ans
ran-Dadla. Mig. Farewell Taps. Brush Boy.
Fifth Gsace--The ST. Bernard Purse; for
thrse-ycar-olds and upward; allowances;
purse $500; six furlongs. 1ncog. t06 Crhur-
105 (Babin), s to 5. 1 to . and out. second:
Trust Official. log (ColtiettD. ; to 1, TO 3
and out. third. Time, 1:i7 4-5. Also ran
sixth Race--For three-year- and UP.
ward claiming; purse $700; one mile and
to 2, to 8 and to ). won; Franc Tlreur,
1o4 "a. wilson,, IL TO ], 5 to and ,
TO .. second; Bombast, 100 (Ponce). 3 to I.
s 20 and to 10. third. Time. 2:1o. Also
ran. Battle Mountain. Kebo. Pattern, Thur
derbird warlikc, Counterbalance and Mario
Rsppold.
Seventh Race-For three-year-olds and up
ward claiming; purse 500: one mile and
seventy yards. Sister Flo. 81 (Gantner). :
TO 1. s to and 4 TO ), won; Young Adam.
106 "a. WILSON,, to l., to ] and to .,
second; Escarpolettc. III (Morris), even,
TO and to S. third. Time so 3-5.. Also
ran.-Harp o. the North. Lady LongtelloN.