The New York herald., 1921-12-31
TWO HORSES KILLED
AT NEW ORLEANS
Grimalkin and Donald J. Fall
in Stretch in Third Race
Jockey Rowe Hurt.

Special Dispatch 20 THE Nrw YORK HrRAro.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 30.-Grimal-
kin and Donald J. have run their last
race. The former. once highly re-
garded member OF the J. p. Widener
stable, ran in the q. Drumhelier coiors
In the third race Ut Jefferson Park to-
day. He showed t~ight speed until the
final eighth, where he began TO tire.
and was finally caught in the heavy dust
cloud which arose as Bengore, Midnight
Sun. Oralesgo and the others thur dered
across the finish a few yards away.
Grirnalkin crossed his legs and toppied
Jockey Rowe. Donald T., with Saucier.
an inexperienced apprentice. fch over
him and sustained broken back. Grim
Atkins leg was badly shattered. Saucier
arose unhurt Rowe sustained lacera-
tons OF the scalp and was removed to a
hospital where no was later reported
otherwise unhurt.
The accident ularred day notable for
beaten favorites and sharp racing. Ash
land, Kentucky colt in the G. Knebel-
kamp colors. proved easily best In the
Bogalusa. q Juvenile handicap at the
mile distance. He dominated the run
ming throughout cnd held two length
advantage over the imported colt Ballot
Mark at the end. Marsdale saved third
in the drive for that position. Com
mander McNeekiu, the favorite. found
the weight assignment too great and
tired badly after going six furlongs The
mile was run in 1:40. the best perform
ance by juvenile at the meeting
Hillsdale, Bengore, Philander, Gorilla.
Scourgeman and Attorney Muir won the
other races.
The stewards of the Fair Grounds met
to decide upon tn, $50 trainer and 100
jockey license applications presented.
They determined that riding licenses
would only be issued TO those who are
connected with some stable in good
standing.
Jockey d. Connolly has been signed
TO ride for the J. Mcpherson, stable at
the Fair Grounds. The results:
First Race-For two-vear-oIds rnaidens;
allowances purse $500; five furioDgs: H,lls-
dale, 115 (Kiug), 9 to ). TO and to g.
first; sun Time. 1i5 .(MeGraw). Z 10 !. ) te
Cwails,, u TO /. q TO 1 and 2 10 1. third.
Time, :0i 3-5. Also ran-Leander, Jacquelia,
Doris. Fore~tell. Mr.. Crater, Miracle. Mar
Second Race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming: purse 500; six furlongs
To- s. F4st os Mss mRs Rans tg c G snS
8 to 1, 3 20 I and = 10 5, second; Jealous, 102
(Coney). 12 TO l, TO and 20 :, third.
Time, 1:14 81. Also ran--George e. III,
coekroach, Rip Collins, Searchlight ILL.,.
Roscoe Goose, Dahinda. Goidstone. Protender
Third Race--For three-year-olds and up
ward; claimingj purse $500: slx furionGs
Bengore, 1l3 lMooney). I 10 I, 3 to and 9
TO 5, first: Midnight sun. 1l5 (ccney), to
J. ) 10 2 and TO S. second: oraleggo, 1ic
mccoy, IL to /, Q to I and TO ?, third.
Time. / ia. Also rnn--The Nephew, Santana,
Emden, Plain Blil, I,lvuiet. Donald J. felD
Grimallsin Cfell), Kirah and Malvolio.
Fourth Rece-For three-year- olds; claim
ing: purse 500; one mile and seventy yards
Gorilla, los tScoDlel, TO ., 70 and OUT
flrst The Moor. 1o3 tsharpe) . to !, 70
ana even. second; Pansy, 81 lwallacel. o to
l., . 10 / ana even. third. Time. 45 As.
Also ran--Perhaps, Frivolous, Roio, hehofne
and Crimson Rambler
Fifth Race-The Doglnsa Handicap. for
two-year-olds; purse $1,000 one mile; ASH
10, first Ballot Mark, 10 tPooD to l.
2 10 l and even, second: Mnrsdale, 100 (Chia-
yetta), 10 ]. 10 and oven, third. Time,
Sixth Race-Claiming Handicar; for three
yoar-oids and upward; purse fIoo' one Inlie
and q sixteenth: scourgeInan, iod lCol-
tilettD, to /, 70 and 70 3 first
/ to 8. second; Biddledee. i02 (Gantner)
10 TO I, 20 and even, third Time.
"a SO. Also ran-Gallant Foe and DantziE.
Seventh Race-For thres.year-olds and up,
tfree-sixteenths: Attorney Muir. 1VT QIol-
ioway). 10 1. TO 2 and 70 8, first; Lucy
Kate, s5 (l3rueninsl. IL 70 !, 70 ana 70
Also ran--Car, Gourmand. Pirate Mcgee.
Challenger. Captain Burns and Lazy Lou