New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
F'antoche Wins
OakwOO1 Purse
AT New Orleans
5-to-1 Shot Defeats Bother.
alton, Favorite, in Fast
Race; White Star Third
From Special correspond.nt


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-One Of
the best Monday cards Of the season
was offered at the Fair Grounds to-
day. The clear weather and fast track
were responsible for the large crowd
being present. The Oakwood Purse
for three-year-olds and upward, at a
distance Of one mile and valued at
800 to the winner, was won by the
three-year-old chestnut gelding Fan
toche, from A. B. Gordon's stable, at
odds as good as S to / against his
chances at post time. Botheration, the
favorite, was second and White Star
third. The time was 1889 Is
In the opening dash for two-year-
olds at three-eighths of a mile Ad-
vantage, the public choice, showed the
way home to Rob and Mawrcoron,
which finished in the order named.
Pueblo won the second event, with
down second and third part of the
purse. In the third race at six fur
longs Meliora flashed past the win
ming post in front of Frederick the
Great and The Nephew.
Pastoral Swain and Wadsworth's
Last were the respective winners in
the fifth and sixth races, while the
final event was divided between Cor
son, Colonel Lit and Iwiniwin, who
took down the purse in the order
named. Pool rode two winners during
the afternoon sport.
The results:
claiming; purse $1,000; three furonga)--
Adventure, 11S (Poo), Z to 10. to and
gut. won; Rob. us lMcGraw). TO !,
Tme So Misdeal, ea an" Red = tom. n 'ss" Red
Wingneld Marland Belle, Bumpety Bumps
and Margaret Elncra also ran.
Second race -four year-olds and upward;
claiming: purse $1,000; nvo and one-haf
furlonss) s)-Pueblo. 100 UIeupel). 1S to 8.
even eS,, and to ?. won; Little Maudie. los
second; 'ss1 circulatc. los (J. NJ. ' MurphyS, :,
70 o7 70 ysntor to and to j. ,hirS Ts Tim,
JJay. Thummel. Miss Kruter, Jean Isullant.
Rafferty,. John r. Roche. Vansylvia and
Toe the Mark also ran.
Third race Uhree. year olds and upward;
ciaimins; purse $1,000; six furlongs)--
Meliora, 10 (Jarvis>. 16 to S. to ana
70 5, won; Frederick the Great. 40
Molan), ~ to J. to | and to .. second;
The Nephew, 10S (Roberts), IL to /. to
rhilandersr. h, Harvest King. Blue Jeans
smiling and Jock Scot also ran
FOURTH race (three- year-olds and up
ward wa, purse $500; one ile)-,Fantoche,
won; Botheration. 80 (Roberts}. even. to to
. and to s.. second; White Star. 108
rWida>: 10 TO- 1. to / and to /, third.
fringe. TwOpair and Cutup also ran
Fifth race (fouryear-ods and upward;
Choctaw Purse $1,000; one mile and sew
snty yards )--Pastoral Swain. 1O5 (Colins),
S TO 5, to and to 4. won: Tantalus
loS t'rhurberl, 5 to ], I to and 3 to ..
( to 5 and to 3. third. Time, .l:44.
Sycamore and Bone Dry also ran.
Sixth race Qour-year-olds and upward;
claiming; purse $1,000: one mile and three
hs)--Wadsworth' Last, 100 (King),
. 70 20, ! to and out. won, j. c. Stone,
1o7 (Jarvis). to l, even and l to\2, sec
ond; Pirate McGee. 1O4 (Roberts), I to l,
8 to and Z to 10, third. Time, 80 l-5.
Bar One, The Portuguese and Jack Reeves
also ran.
Seventh race Nour-year- -olds and upward:
claiming; purse $1,000; one ,raIe and
Z to 8 and to 5. won; Colonel Lit, 102
Jarvis). to l. to S and to 5, second:
Iwiniwin, 1o7 (Iooney), 3 to I. TO and
3 to s. third. Time, 1:47 2-s. Counter
Salute, p. G. King and Fountain Fay also