New-York tribune., 1921-01-16
Veto Leads Field
In Feature Race
At Fair Grounds
Special Correspondence to The Tribune
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 15.-Running

Special Correspondence to The Tribune
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 15.-Running
to true form, Veto won the Old Town
Handicap, mile and a sixteenth race
for three-year- and upward, valued
at $1,000, at the Fair Grounds here to-
day, with Parader second and General
Haig third. Veto was the favorite end
went to the post 2 to odds-on choice
The other favorites to win during the
afternoon were Lord Allen in the first
event, and st. Isidore in the last.
In the second Ting-a-Ling, at odds of
12 to l against his chances. sprang the
big surprise when he showed the way
home to Hidden Jewel and Marie Maxim
VIII took down second and third part
Of the winning, in the order named
Again, in the third, the talent was
given another shock when Mahoney's
number was posted as the winner, with
Columbia Ten. the choice, second, and
Archie Alexander third.
DR.. Carmen came to life and beat
Louis A and Tantalus in the fifth
Lads Love was hurt while at the yost
Nominee had no trouble in winning
the sixth, and st. Isidore was awarded
the winners end of the purse in the
seventh.
The results:
First race tThe It'd Bits Purse; two
year-old purse $1,000; three furlongs).-
ana to s. won; Adventure. ito (Poole)
to l. to and 4 to S, second; Star
Time, ia uyke),, c. TO /, 2 to and even
third. Time-0:34 As. Grace E. Stamp
Johnny Dundee. Bully Buttons. Bumpety
Bumps an@ Plunella also ran.
Second race tthree-year-olds and up
,rnr; ,wara; Claiming; e,l purse, $1,000; six fur,
TO l. to and 5to g. won: Hidden Jewel
loS (Poncej to O. to and to 6, SEQ
to and to 5. third. Time ~ As
Meliora, Bill Rendered Troitus. Brisk
Herald. Role. Frederick the Great and
Moroni also ran.
Third race THE Sunny South Handicap
three ee-year-olds and upward purse. 81 900
SIX lurlongsl l.-Mahonv. 104 (Poolc) ia
1,1S to 1 and to 1, won Columbia Tenn
Aroh;s AZ h,sarvisy. to o. to and out. second
to l and to l. third. Ti,ne-1:12 4-b
crystal Ferd Daydue, st. Quentin. Two
pair and Minute Man also ran
Fourth race (purse $780, The Old Towx
Handicap three-year-olds and upward
ono mile and sixteenth>.-veto IL:
g. ssssysKcso;; sco;,,a+t0 to and out, won; Parader
second; General Haig. ia (Garner). tt
80 to and I to s. third Time--1:4t
~; Ftzer and St Germain also ran.
f, Fifth race (purse $1,000; The Seminole
Purse: three-year-ol and upward; one
1nilel-Dr. Carmen. 100 (PooD to i. ts
and to .; won; Louis IA. lo4 {Mooney)
IVo sihurber) to l, 2 to l and 6 to s
third. Time-1:S9. Bin Bang. Grayson
Fantoche. Frogtown. White Star and Lads
sixth race (purse $1,000; four -year-old.
SUD upward: claiming: one milo and :
uarlA)-Nominee. 100 tHeupe). 10 TO /
20 ! and to l, won; Lad. 1o1 (Roberts)
8 to l. to and 8 to s. second; Pit, Io]
IMcDermctD. is to l. 6 to /, and to
third; Time. 2:o6 2-5, Solid Rock. Austral
ON High. Aztec, Warlike, Capital City, Ole
Mckenna, Thursday Nighter. Walter Turn
bow. Royden. Corydon Pansy Blossom
Newell w. and orenzo also ran.
Seventh race tpurse $1,000; four-year.
sixteenth)-st Isidore. iii (Ham,ltonJ,
TO 6, to and to s, won; Lucky b. 10;
Fair Orient 105 (Pool). s to 1. to and
to s. third. Time. 1:46. Trooper, Red
mon and Charley Leydecker also ran