New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Feature Event
In South Won
By.St. Isidor,e
Two Other Favorites Ia.a
Fields in Races at IT,
New Orleans Tra.l.

Special Correspondence to Thc rs.,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22-Tha r.' ~
End Handicap, at distance of ons -, ~
and seventy yards, valued al. 81 soo ~ =.
the winner and the feature evsnt y
the program at the Fair Grounds hs,. !.
to-day, was won by St. Isidore ~
eight-year-old chestnut geldinr. ~
den by H. Hamilton, who vors ~
colors of j. E. Nash. The winner u.-s
to the post at 1 to and was backss
down toS1 to 4.
Warsaw finished second and pas.o..,
Swain took down the third part ~ ' ~
purse. Tippo Sahib, Flibberty G;bS.. l.,
and Panaman were the other ths.'
starters, although dozen were s,...,
to start.
The other favorites to win dr,;.
the afternoon were David Crs;c .sas ~
captured the fifth at odds Of - - "Io
and Lad, who won the sixth race
Brookland, the winner of ths 49,.
ing race. won from Paddy Desr rua, sni
Walter Turnbow at s to /. M;nn.0a s0
Man captured the second with Tahia.sS
d'Honneurs and Mahony followino =
the order named. United Verde pS,s| ~
Buck and Rancocas divided the nn,s.
as named in the third, and in the se..' s.s
enth race they finished as fol,oms'
Frogtown, Cheer Leader and Savansnss.'
Jarvis and Roberts each rode t.s
winners. INV
The results:
First race (purse, $1,000: for fonr-r..-
olds and upward: claiming: ons .Ss. sl.
guar1er miles)-Brookland. los IHsuusn @
los 1,todnsY, to and to- s. Won: Paddy bsss,
second: Walter Turnbow' " 1913 a1q @Hs;rto,5 : to :
a to I, even and to 3. third Time s.S,'
Coat alsoeran. eA'os
Second race (purse. $1,000: for ,ou,
year-oids and upward: claiming: sir -Su, su,
longs)-Mfnute Man, 11o (Jarvsl. IL wv a'
to and to B.. won; Tableau S'Hoa ~
second: s, 4e MoSonY MnSSmah'' ,ds to e. to and out
even ana 2 to 6. third. Time, Iii l.s
Albert A.. st. Quentin. End Man and nd WV. ~,
Ching also ran. anu lung
olds TniFd cissas 1sis Snarae s0qs for
| to 2. won; Bunga Buck, los iJsrvi., vn ses "a
to TO-. L. TO l and to 1. second; Ranco0,ss.s ~
third. hI ~eAree'' Tme 70 prow, to and ts
Lilly, Trust Official, Ras and id, B,ji,sS nS
Liner also ran. Di'sa
Fourth race (purse, $500; for four.v....
olds and upward; claiming; mile s.s
seventy yards)-St. Isidore, lo7 fHsms.
toni, l TO 4. out and out, won: Warsaw
103 (Ihurber). 5 to /. 6 to and q 10 z
second: Pastoral Swain, los lco,iir,
to l. Z to and 1 to 9 third, T,,rs'
l:4S l-5. Flibertygibbet, Tippo sahh
ana Ianaman also ran.
Fifth race (purse. 1000: FOR four.ys.-.
oids and upward: claiming; mile Ana.
quarter)-David Craig. 4vo ,Ja.,Is,. :.
~, to and to g. won: Pit ~.
tHeupell, to !, to and / to 3. secona
Aztec, 106 Gregory, 10 to l. 4 to ana
8 TO ., third Time 20s. Austra,. No.
Adoo and Spectacular Girl also ran.
Sixth race (purse. $1,000; for four-ye...
oius ana upward; claiming one an a
quarter niles)-Lad. JOG (Roberts). II "a
.. to and l to 5, won: sanuy .,.ac IN
lMooney), to 2, z to and to 2. second
capital City, Ill (Lyke), 70 / ever
and l to 2, third. Time, 2:O7 rs. soSs
Rock, Goldcrest Boy, Royden and NeNsl
w. also ran. -''"s'
Seventh race (purse. $1,000; for three
year-olds anu upward; claiming; mile and
z th)--Frogtown. lo9 ,ilingj. to
l., to ! and even. won; Cheer leauer. 100
lJarvis). to S, 4 to S and . to s. second
Saganore, 90 (McDermott), to l. even
and l to 2. third. Time, i :46 2-5. Fsi
orient, Troilus. st. German, Mary Eb
and Mark West also ran