The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-05
CINDERELLA RACES
TO EASY VICTORY
Runs Like High Class Filly
Over Drying Track at
New Orleans.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. 4.-Cinder-
ella proved herself the brightest heroine
Of programme given over to the cheap
est class Of horses in local training when
she took the mile and seventy yards
claiming event in a canter over Madge
F., Sugarmlnt and three other FLIES and
mares at the Fair Grounds to-day, On
derella ran like a real good one over
the rough drying out track. She took
the lead at the start and after pacing
Madge H. which was always her closest
attendant drew away with her veteran
rider, L. Martin. holding her under stout
restraint through the final eighth.
Cinderella was claimed by j. IL.
Baker. Bombast was claimed by George
+. Peterson. and E. McDermid. owner
of Brookland, claimed Pirate McGec
after the army officers representing the
American Remount Association signified
their intention of exercising their option
on Brookland.
After the last race was over and the
crowd had dispersed the stewards heard
the report Of the patrol judges and de-
cided that Heupel had been sufficiently
guilty OF rough riding to justify his sus-
pension for the remainder of the meet
ing for his conduct astride Secretary
when the latter graduated from the
maiden ranks in the opener.
First Race--Three-year-ol and upward
nladens purse $1,000 one mile and ID. seventy vent.
peD, 8 TO /, 3 10 | and to ., won; BIZ
Rendered, 10 (Lyke). Q to J.. even and
to .. second. DR.. Jim, 40 (Roberts) o TO
Romper. Pansy Blossom. Martha Gray,
Plato. Lunsmore and Financial Roster also
Second Race-Three-year- claiming;
purse s., 900; five and half furlongs. Time,
:04 80. Machine Gunner, liz (Smithl, II
70 !. 5 to and to p won; Marsaret Dixon.
ond: Yellow Blossom. OF (McCoy).. to 1.
2 to l and even. third. Repent. American
Maid, Huen. Sea Board. Tony sutton. Brown
BILL Lura, Humpy. Diomondale and General
Agramonte also ran.
Third Neutrality-suspicious. and upward:
claiming: purse 81 1000: six furlongs. Time,
(Mooney), : to ., to and Z to 10. second;
10 i. third. Episode. Lady Luxury. Who
Cares. Nose, SagInore, Shilling and Social
Star also
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. and upward;
fillies and mares; claiming; purse $1,000;
one mile and seventy yards. Time, I AZ 90
Cinderella. 105 MARTINI. Q to 8. to and
!. TO and TO .. second; sugarmint
log (Garner), G TO /, . TO / and to 3. third.
Biddledee F1uzey and Bounding Through
also ran.
Fifth Race-Four-year-olds and upward;
claiming: purse 81 900; one mile and three
sxteenths. Time. :02 TO. Kingfisher. 100
(NIcDermott), Z to 3. TO and to 5, won;
J. c. Stone, 1os (Mooney), to l.. even and
. TO 5. second; Wadsworth's Last, us
(McCoy), 8 to 1. even and to D. third.
Pirate MCGEE, Mandarin's Coat and Brook
land also
sixth Race-Three-year-olds and upward;
claiming Owners Consolation; purse. 200;
Verify, ITO (HuepeD, II TO 5, even and /
to .. won: Iron Boy. LOG (Gregory). to /,
Rodriquez), 80 to /. IL to l and to Il.
third. Walter Turbow. Harvey smarr. \. X.
Beal. Sunduria, Tiger Rose. Spearlene.
Fountain Fay. Old Hose. simonite. Captain
Tenn and Bricl,iey also ran.
Seventh Race-Three- ar-olds and up
ward: claiming; Owners Consolation; purse
$1,000; one mile and sixteenth Time,
I 80 40. Old McKenna. 104 Gregory, 20
to I, to 1 and TO j. won; Yaphank. 80
(Robertsl. to !. to and to 8. second !;
Captain Burns. ITO MCCOY. to I. TO 1
and to 5. third. Bombast, Nebraska, Oak
lawn Belle. Wilde. Mary Fonso. Peggy g..
Mayor Calvin, Mary Erb and Arbitrator also