The New York herald., 1921-12-16
STEWARDS SUSPEND
JOCKEY AND TRAINER
Thurber and William McKin-
ncy Lose License After Brush
Boy Wins at New Orleans.
PLACE BAN ON HORSES
All ZellicOffer's Entries Re-
fused-Purse Awarded to
Grace Foster.
PLACE BAN ON HORSES

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 15.--The
peaceful calm of the stewards stand
was suddenly thrown into q fury Of
action after Brush Boy had shown a
marked reversal of form by taking the
Before it abated JOCKEY Thurber's
license was withdrawn, the colts purse
money was awarded to Grace Foster.
the runner-up. the further entries OF
Brush Boy and Lampus were refused
and the trainer license of William Nc
string, was revoked. while the entries of
the Zollicoffer string stand temporarily
refused Suntil they have been placed in
the hands of another, trainer.
The action was taken after William
Martin, the former jockey, In whose
name both Brush Boy and Lampus have
been running, admitted thai both were
really owned by William Mckinney,
though the fact had not been registered
with the association and therefore con-
etituted a violation of the rules.
Brush Boy found the fast track more
to his liking and performed in vast con-
trast to his recent outing. when he was
also handled by Thurber. To-day he
was on his toes at the start and ex-
hibited high order of energy at every
stride of the running. He was kept
under restraint through the middle
stages and went to the lead when given
his head at the home turn to win by
three lengths from Grace Foster. Miles
tfter Jockey Schwartz. astride
Thomas F. McMahon In the sixth race.
had held, Magican's saddle cloth dur
ing the run around the turn and other
wise interfered with him during the
running, the stewards ordered the lads
license revoked.
Only the judges were in a position
to separate Oaklawn Belle, Scotch Ver-
dict. L'Enjoleur and Galiot as the quar-
tet led five others home in the second,
and they were placed in the named po-
sitions. Lazy Lou, the favorite in this
race. was badly disabled by kick at
the post.
Thurber's handling of Machiavelli in
the third race was not entirely to the
liking of the stewards or the compare
lively light crowd In attendance and
it may have had something to do with
the ruling That was eventually made
against him.
First Race-For two-year-olds; fillies:
claiming; purse $500; five and a half fur
longs; Shooter, 10 tWener,, TO !. : to r
ner). 8 to 1, sto i and 9 to 8. second Pow
der Face; cs;u Jos lsWaiis,. 3 to j. 3 tel and 8
Lady zeus, Ashiin. Brass Tacks. Lucky Girl, :
Iadja,, Plurtbelle. Little Aiinmie and Flaxy
second Race-For three-year-olds and up-
ward; claiming; purse 500: one mile and
seventy yards: oaklawn Belle. 103 (Rowe),
ddt to !; &c. to and to $ won; Scotch Yer
second: L'Enjoleur, 10S (Ponce). 10 to l.
ito to psI and S.,,o to third Time, 1;47 AZ.
Magnet Land and Lazy Lou also ran.
Third Race-For two-year-ods; claiming;
purse 500; five and a half furlongs: Ollie
$ to e. won; Battle Mountain, '1os Z etHoiIo- le
1s 1wsyS. l9, 80 to T. 81 y to and to I; second;
LADY eGan Granite; ,nr % eGTaintner, to / to
ThIrteen. Adsiants. rRunderbird, Et'an"i East%ard
Princess, Pansy Blossom. Machiavelli Not
Yet, Banyan and Miss Nell also ran.
Fourth Race--For two-year-olds: claiming:
purse s7oo; one mile Brush Boy ios
rsea ss,'iE Foster to d 3 sn: to "1s ia 10 to
and to ., second; Miles s.. ,is iweinor,. 10 .
y 70 l. to I and to 2, third Time.
queen. Sea Master and Cooahart also ran oTes'
Fifth Race-For three y ga r-olds and up
Csra; raaIa eai%ing i,n 10 purse 500 six furlongs
2 TO ;, won; Cock o. the Roose. liz (King),
to j, to and to 2, second; Johns
F%ma tS g tb9s lGt (GS,nway| 4,ms 1G 70 & to , and
Liberty. My Rose and Dantzig also ran.
Sixth Race-For three-year-olds and up-
ward; claiming; purse 500; one mile and
an eighth: Richelieu, 1o3 tIIolloway), 8 to
], even and to 2, won; Magician. f07
tRowe). IL to 5, to s and to 8, second;
Bar of Phoenix, 1903 tMarineiiD, 10 to 1, 4 to
and to ]. third. Time. / go Johnny
pyssrtops pvs Lottery; Mayor Calvin. zainer,
Brownie McDawell also ran
seventh Race-For three-year-ods and up
ward; claiming; purse 500; one mile and
seventy yards Sentimental 10i (Bruening),
Ito !, to ! and even, won; Copyright los
aMarinellD. to I. to and even, second;
and 3 to |. third. Time. :46. Challenger.
Ihelan. Broom Peddler and w. H. Buckner
also ran. - ''~,