The Washington herald., 1921-12-14
GARLIC HANDICAP
TO GENERAL HAIC
AT new ORLEANS
Kings Champion Beaten
in Drive-Panaman
Takes 4th Race.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. Ia
Gen. Haig, wearing his hypnotic
| ankle boot, displayed some of his
periodical good form by taking the
Leo Garlic handicap. over the mile
and fur1onE route drive from
Kings Champion, Ttntalus and three
| others today, to the delight Of the
actor for whom the race was named
and fair-sized weekday crowd
The general showed himself to be
in running mood by taking the lead
away from Duke John after the
first half and then standing a long
drive to win by a length. The crack
was in greatly-improved condition.
due to the warm sun. and ought t.
be thoroughly fast again tomnr-
row.
Panaman. favored by the break,
dominated the running OF the fourth.
a 6-furlong event, and won In e
romp from Grayson, who interferred
With Marie Maxim rounding the turn
and little contention thereafter for
second honors. Flbberty Gibbet
saved third in the final drive for
the position over four others.
Rumors that Voogera was not do
ing well caused her odds to go kit
ing before the third event, but when
running the Dayton filly proved that
she was very much alive by taking
the track and keeping it to win II a
romp from Lucky Girl, Kate Brurn
mel and sN others. including Clinch.
field. who got an easy ride.
Emden. once one of Harry Payne
whitney's best sprinters. held com
mand throughout the running of the
second and held the horses over
Horeb Corkey w. and nine others,
one of the big fields of the day. Di-
ocletian. sold Before the race for a
song, took the opener in a romp,
after showing the way throughout.
The track was fast drying and the
horses with early speed took the fl
nal honors in almost all of the diff
ferent events. The results:
First Race-Three-y year -olds and
up: claiming: purse 500: 5t4 fur
longs: Diocletian. 10 (Gantner), I
to .. to 5. to ); Donatello. lie
GcoD. to l. ) to 1: Scarpia H., III
UanE). to ;. Time: 1:10 As.
Grace King. Tom Roach. Comanche,
FrivoI Billy Eeedy, No Lawn. Enos,
Arthur Middleton and Aunt Deda
also ran.
Second Race-Three-year-o up;
claiming: $500; 5is furlonEs: En-
den. 116 CRarnes). 10 to I. to l.,
to L; Horeb. 116 (ButwelD. 5 to
>. to ;: Corkey w. III CEowe).
to 5. Time: 1.1O. Sacajawea, The
Moor. Lady Granite. Dinty, st Just.
BY Jove. Back Bay Spokane Queen
and Rivulet also ran.
Third Race-Two-Year-o -olds; 800;
claiming: furlongs: voorgeria.
Seeria, 10s CMiller), 4 to 1, 3 to s,
I to 10; Lucky Girl. 103 Gang,
even. L to .: Kate Brummel. 1os
Ponce), l to 2. Time: 1:17. Lit
tie Patsy. Dada. Ever Bold. Clinch-
field, Mig and Matches Mary also
ran.
Fourth Race-Three-ye up;
claiming; 500; furlongs: Pana-
man, 100 CGantner), 2 to 1. to 5,
to 4: Grayson, 10s (Rowe), to 2,
to s: Flibberty Gibbet. los (Mer-
rimee). to 5. Time: lis 3-5. As
sumo, Translate, Helen Atkin and
Marie Maxim also ran.
Fifth Race-The Lee Cavillo Han
dicap; 3-year-olds up; $1,000; 1-16
miles. General Haig, 1o7 (Ponce),
to l. even, to 2; Kings Cham
pion, 113 CBitwelD, even, 1 to 2:
Tantalus, 100 Oang), 2 to S. Time:
1857 is. Duke John, Pimlico and
Clean Gone also ran.
Sixth Race-For 4-year-olds and
up; claiming; 800; 1 mile and 10
yards: Copyright, 100 (Marinelli), 6
to 1; 2 to 1; to 5; Jerry. los
(Rowe). 5 to 1. 5 to 2: Link Boy,
100 Uang). s to s. Time: las. Toe
the Mark, Maize, Deckmate. Philis-
tine, Richelieu and Devil Dog also
ran.
Seventh Race Three-year-olds
and up; claiming; 800; mile and
70 yards: Courlis, 10s Gang), IS to
5, to S, to S; Verify, 1O6 (Ball),
to 1. to 1; Gloomy Gus, 100
(Babin), Z to s. Time: 1.48. Anna
Gallup, Bally Belle, Canso, Joe Joe
and Iron Boy also ran