New-York tribune., 1921-12-31
Horses Killed
In Bad Spill
AtNewOrleans
Donald j. and CrimalIxin Ebe.
stroyed and Jockeys Rowe
and Saucier Are Injured
From q Special Ceres 90, dent


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. so.--A sn;1l at
the finish of the third race, which re-
suited IN the destruction of two horses
and injuries to two jockeys, damnoned
ts'e ardor of those who gathered at
Je1erson Park to witness to-day's card.
In 5act it was an unfortunate after
noon IN more ways than one, for the
ualent received one of the worst trim
m'ngs 1T has Suffered at the present
meeting
Inc accident, which occurred directly
IN front of the grandstand, came when
me greater part of the field of twelve
horses had crossed the finish line.
suddenly Grimalkin, one of the trail
ers, went down about TWENTY-FIVE feet
from the wire. Several Jockeys were
aoie to guide their mounts past the
1allen horse, but Donald j., ridden bv
l.; Saucier, an apprentice, was evidently
ollnaed by a large cloud of dust and
ran INTO the prostratc Grimalkin.
saucer, it developed, was only badly
shaSeh up, while Rove, on Grimalkin.
SUI Greg ,l injuries which may prove seri-
GUS. Inc injured horses were removed.
ana upon examination il was fourd
IL.
only two favorites survived +ba
worst upset being the defeat of p G
hing, which closed to 10 favoritn
IN the closing race, at one and three
slNeeenths miles. Evidently the Rrv-
son sen stable connections were out for a
hlihng or an outside combination do
clded to win with P G. King. for monau
flowed into the books from ali d;rac'
tions. "4i o'iee-
VIII it came to racing, bowevor
the good thing" looked like 81 hno.-,,'' he.s'
morse. Jockey Vida could not ~. ,rn7,lli ,5lI
LOT get the six-year-old black oald;n-
away from the barrier with the 8al5
ara even in the Stretch witt, a clear
.-s4o' 1t appeared that Vida was NM.
ing up weird ride. Attorney sl,,;r
an 70 SHOT, won, with Lucy Kate
snao.Ier Fnr +h OUTSIDER beating P. G. King
The results;
aa5iif2,wsnces q purse ssoo; i've furongst
H n ,5daie. 115 (King). 8 to 5 90
l. +" ~o5' sun Time. 10 lMctiraw). Z to
II (Walls), II TO /. s To- "l''sy ~ DfssseT'
rnrss, rslne, iol S-o Leander. Jacquelia. Doris
I.o,'is T., !,,,e MT. Grafter, Miracle Man and
second race (for three-vear an, 49,,
Nd1S' 81. canning purse, s70o six furiones,
= hlianderer. 102 tSmith} to , tn
; 10 T. %on On MISS Rankin, lo4 1ColtilettN'
1,Goneyl ~ to !, 5 TO /, to aaouS :. sbjrd I'd
Rim Rines Go,;a IiI4 80 George r III, cocxrnach.
Dahinda, Goldstone, Pretendsr and GPpss' 3nss
mic also ran. al" nun
Third race tfor three-year-olds and mn
ward; claiming: purse. 500; six fnrIonae1
= = TO s, Won; Midnight sun. ll5' CConev77
y 10 70 J. TO 2, 10 5, SECOND; CraIegso. ia
~ oA ,, IL 10 l. to /, to 9 third
pl4e' plj,, IL, l4. The Nephew, sa atana Esnden,
maxim 1fell4, Kirah and MalvoIJo also
Fuurth race tfor three-oids: claiming;
purse Nras.., 200 one mile and seventy yards
OUT. won; The Moor, l03 1sharpel 70 T.
: TO !, even, second; Pansy, 81 (Nyallacel
= :, 20 10 !, 70 l. even. third. Time. 1:45 -
crimson Ram bier also ran
:, Eifth raoe (for two -year-oids: The
Bog a usa Handicap; purse, 81 600: one mile
--<Ashlaud, llS lMcCoy), 8 to 2 & 30 s.
Z 10 10, Won; Ballot Mark. no CPooD.
{ tChiavetta), 70 l. 2 to / evsn' ti,ira lyY
= 1,a1a1s liaae, l:so Bonorabie, Grace Foster ana
Soi.tAahaer NcMeehin also ran
Sixth race tfor three -year-oids and TN
ward: claiming purse, 500: one mile and
a sixteenth) - Scourg gclaan. lee U~niti
lettil to /. to 8, j to g. won: Cota
second; Biddiedee. 1o2 (fiantnerj. 10 to /.
3 To ]. even. third Time. I:47S5 Gal
liant Foe and Dantzic also ran.
Seventh race Cor three -year-olds and
and three -sixteent hs Attorney Muir. i07
Lucy Kate, o5 1Bruening,. IL to - I. to mo'i J.
: to to ~ l. second G King. ne CWida2,
Car. Gourmand, Pirate McGfee. ChaIlenger.
captain Burns and Lazy Lou also ran.