The New York herald., 1921-01-23
ST. ISIDORE EASY
VICTOR IN STAKE
AT NEW ORLEANS
Eight Year Old Gelding
Beats Good Field in West
End Handicap.
Is FAVORITE AT 1 TO 4
Warsaw Finishes Second and
Pastoral Swain Third
David Craig Wins.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 22.-The
New York State bred eight-year-o
son of Isidor-Onaga, St. Isidore,
carrying the colors of his owner
trainer, j. e. Nash, proved himself the
most consistent racer of the current
season when he took the monetary
feature-West End Purse-at the Fair
Grounds to-day, to the delight of an
olher re~ord attendance.
Weather and track conditions were
z, al for the local patronage, while the
Ncrlherners complained about the heat,
but III else was forgotten in the excite
meat that attended several stirring
finishes Favorites were keen contenders
IN all the races. though only three of
hem were returned winners
ST. Isdore was conceded to have the
feature at his mercy because of his
bright local record and justified hand
somely by following leisurely under re-
Straint after Panaman's early pace and
taking command entering the stretch to
win as his rider pleased. Warsaw,
Under a sharp drive. took second honors
in advance of the poorly handled Pas
toral Swain, which was under a drive
10 withstand the beated challenge Of
'cippo Sahib. The winners time for the
mile and seventy yards distance was
1:4S 1-5, highly creditable for the ease
with which it was accomplished.
United Verde. the $4,000 colt by
Golden Maxim-Yankee Tree. with
which c. w Clark. the California
sportsman, hopes to take the Kentucky
Derby. landed home winner in the
Peerless Purse.
At the ragged start Brown Check, the
Bradley candidate. wheeled and refused
to pursue his field, while Little Mccoy
was bumped out of Day Lilly's saddle.
United Verde was badly outfooted
through the running and went extremely
wide on the turns. but finished with a
rush and got up to take the verdict
over Bunga Buck. neglected outsider,
while the tired early pacemaker, Ran
cocas, finished third.
McCoy regained consciousness soon
after being brought to the track inhrm-
ry, whore he was found unhurt except
fos few miner bruises He cancelled
he remainder of his engagements.
Owing 10 the failure of another race
- I'LL, the original mile and a quarter
event was split into three parts. The
i-st went TO Brookland over the cheap
CT field Of the day. He gallopcd hong
with five lengths to spare. The second
went TO the Army Endurance race per-
former, Davis Craig. He led his field
throughout but was driving at the finish
10 hold his advantage over Pit. The third
went TO Lad, which led home Sandy Mac
and CAPITAL City. among others, in the
most exciting finish OF the day The
. leading trio finished heads apart in the
order named
Though no announcement has been
made il is understood that the .nvestiga-
tons into the recent form reversas of
George Starr and st. Allan have been
dropped. The results:
First Race. -Four-year-olds and upward
claiming; purse 81 900; one and one-quarter
miles. BrooldAnd, los tHeupeD = TO /, 3
70 ] and 10 .. won. Paddy Dear. 106
Mooney. 10 ., I TO and 3 10 ,, second ;
Walter Turnbow Jos (ieinish). to /. even
and 20 .. third. Time, - :0S. Also ran-Will-
do. Corydon, Lottery and MIandarin's Coat.
Second Eace-Four- r-year-ol olds and upward /:
claiming; purse 81 900; six furlongs. Mnige
Man. 10 tJaryis), IS TO >, to and 10 3,
Won Tableau dlionneur, 1Oj Rowan), TO
>. 20 and out. second; Mahony 1906
lLunsford), 4 to !, even and to 5. third
Time l:ll 40. Also ran-Aibert A.. ST.
Quentin, End Man and Yung Ching
Third Race. ce.-Three-year-olds; claiming
purse $1,000: six furlongs. United Verde.
us tBarretO, lS 10 >, even and TO >, won:
hun4a Buck, lod (Jarvis). 20 to 1. Z 10
and to I. second Rancocas. 1O2 CdcAtce).
70 ], 20 and 20 3, third. Time, :13 80.
Also ran--BrOwu Check. Day Lilly Trust
Official, Ras and British Liner.
Fourth Race.-Four-ycar-ol and upward !:
claimins purse 81 800 one mile and seventy
Yards 81. Isidore. 1o7 CIamilton). 1 20 1
and out. won; Warsaw, i03 (Thurber). II
TO !, TO and to .. second Pastoral
Swain. i0l (Coins), 90 I, to and to
=, thid. Tmc. :53 t-J. Also ran-Flibberty
Gibtct. Tippo Sahib and Panaman.
Fifth ce.-Four-year-olds and upward .
claiming: purst 81 ,OOO one mile and one
quarter. David Craig. los f1arvis), II 70 10,
. 20 and I to q, won; Pit, III CHeupcD
70 !, 20 : and ! 70 3.second; Aztec, 1o8
Gregory, 10 20 !. 20 and 10 g. third
Time, 2.0S. Also ran-Austral, McAdoo and
Spectacular Girl.
Sixth Race.-Four- year-olds and upward /;
claiming: purse 81 900; one and one-quar rter.
miles. Lad JOG NRobcrts) II 10 3, 4 70 :
and ! 20 3, won; Sandy Mac. 104 (Mooney)
10 =. 20 > and 10 p second. Capital
city. III Lyke), to ]. even and / to ..
third Tire. 2:O7 -. Also ran-Sold Rock.
Goldcrest Boy, Ttoyden and Newell W
seventh Race.--Thrce -ycar-old and up-
ward; claiming purse 81 900. ono and one
sixtcenih miles. Frogtown. 100 king. G to
/, 20 ] and even. won. Cheer Leader 100
fJarvis). to =, 4 10 and TO >, second .
Sycamore. rs CMcDcrmott). TO I, even and
10 .. third. Time. / :iG 2-l. Also ran
Fair Orient, Troitus, 81. Germaln. Mary Erb