New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Court Rescues
Sport of Kings
At New Orleans
St. Isilore Springs Big Sur
prise by Capturing Fifth
Race; 2 7 orites Nictors

Special Correspondent of The Tribune
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 31.-The
sport OF kings will go on here as usual.
Following the close of jefferson Park
to-day, it was thought that rcformcrs
would interfere with the scheduled
opening at the Fair Grounds on Mon
day. Through the efforts of the Bust
ness Mems Association, however. q Su-
prcme Court Injunction was granted
to-day restraining the District At
torney from interfering with the Fair
Grounds program. Seven well-flled
races will be run without molestation
on Monday.
The big surprise of getaway day at
jefferson Park this afternoon was in
the fifth race, when st. Isidore, who
hasn I been mounted since the PiIniico
meet, brought home the silks of the
j. f. Nash Stable in front. George
Starr, Lunsford up, was second, and
naydue, with Buxton in the saddle.
third. Dayduc went to the post at
odds Of Is to !.
Aavourneen and Sun Dial II we're
the only two favorites TO win for the
followers Of first choices during the
AFTERNOON, when they came home in
front in the third and fourth events,
respectively. In all Of the other FIVE
races outsiders won.
The results:
First race (pursc 5000; three ear -olds
nnd upward: claiming; six furlongs) =
Rainbow Girl, 1o2 tMooney), lS 10 ;, 2
70 &c 10 10 and to 8; won; Ina Kay, lo7 Cponce)
Bay, ito <Soan)' 10 to !. to o"'i and 1d''a :
nursGyn. % - rescnlr'. Tims' D.; l41r5 ;n,.y harry
=
Lowell and kirsh also ran
Second race tpurse $500; three -ycar-ods
%urIonr SnG npwsTq cSjmqg 20, one niie and =
Z, 20 and to s. WOE; Highland Lao.
liz tThurberl, to I, 2 TO and even,
second; Ben Hampson 1o7 .Sking!. y. 10
O.. Brookland, Marie Rappold, Walter
Turnbow, Bricklcy, Early Sight and Tom
Logan also ran.
nve and hale furIongs -nf>vournee0,
ll2 (McTaggarD, TO 8, | to 3 and out
won; brounchecN. 1os Nyhe). to /. 3 to
TO to and even. third Time
LOS 20. Ocean Swell. Madeline Lillian,
Day Lilly and Miss Rankin also ran.
Fourth race .tpurae ss7oo; three-ycar-
lva (Nowanl II to TO- to and to ..
won Waukeag. 100 NPonce). to l. to
'waigh,, nnq 6 to % = second; ,a Hadrian, 1o4
D,
INmN. l:3o. panarnan, Smart Guy and The
Archer also ran.
,, Fifth race (pursc 5000 por Eads
iidaandlcar; for all ages; six furlones)--st
lsidore, Io2 (Roberts), Is to ], 4 to and
out. Won; Geo Starr, l2o U.unslor,D. 6 10
g., TO s and out. second; Davd,r. 1i7
.Buxton. to &, to 4 and out ti,r7
Ilre. AIS 4-5. st. Quentin and Minute
Man also ran
Sixth race (pursc 800; all ages; claim
lng ,ag one mile ana seventy yards} }--Murray
10y 'Heupel), 6 to I, to , and to :
Won chesty, III &c. Martini, 20 to /,
70 ! ana to l. second: (:lenwol 11.4
1SopcTts). even, to . and to 4, third
time. I;a4 70. Sandy Mac, u. O. Basch,
lonia, Trackstar, Chas. a. Byrne G!advs
and Miss Iilley also ran
Seventh race (purse 500; three year
o!os ana upward; claiming; one mile and
slxteent nj h)--Sentimental, 1Ul (Bryaon)
2',r 20 TO J. 70 l and 4 TO l, won Hans
VDny' los SGarner?, 70 !. to ) and
70 and even; third. Time. l:aS 81.
\ebraskh, Bengal, Aztec. Nab Captain
Burns, Ncenah. Yorkroad, Dotta's Best
Miss Nell and Dalwood also ran