The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
RATED OFF PACE,
WINNER ROMPS TO
VICTORY In DRIVE
Lucky B and Thimble I'm
able to Withstand the
VictOr's Challenge.

NEW ORLEANS, D, :. 10.-Tippity
Wttchet. frequent hero in these parts.
STAGED another of his thrillers when
he took the Marrero Handicap, a mile
feature which topped the Jefferson
program today. Shouldering top
weight Of 126 pounds and with Nor
ris in the saddle. Tippity was rated
Tar back OF Thimble and Lucky B.
through the early running and re-
sponded to his riders call rounding
the hnal turn to dispose first Of Lucky
b. and finally to get within striking
distance of Thimble in the final
eighth.
Thimble followed the inner rail
closely under Lang's urging and
held on we'll through the mai
stages. but Tippity would not be
denied, and was up to take the YER
dict in the last nod. Lucky B. was
distant tired third, while Sea Sin
ner and Devonite. the only other
starters, plodded through the mire
behind.
Lampus scored his fourth success
slNe victory at the meeting when
ne Galloped home handily in the
sixth, a one mile and a furlonS
claiming event.
Jockey Zoeller took the riding
honors with two winners. Serbian
ana Comdr. McMeekin. Serbian was
thoroughly at home in the rough
gong, while Comdr. McMeekin made
snow Of some older sprinters in
The fourth, after he had raced Bright
lights into submission rounding the
mai turn. Ticklish was caught in
the barrier at the start of his race,
and lost many lengths thereby.
First Race-Three-year-o and
up; claiming, purse $500, five and
one-half furlongs: Serbian, Ill, 70
elier, 10 to l, 4 to l, = to 1. NAL
Nolio, 1l2. Lang, even, to 2: Tiger
Rose, los, Murphy, to 2. Time,
l:ll As. Fly Paper. War Pennant,
Link Boy, Roscoe Goose, Get 'em,
Treadwell also ran.
Second Race - Two-year-olds
claiming, purse $500, FIVE and one
half furlongs: Simplicity, 1O2, Can't
ner. to 5, l to 2. 1 to &; Last En-
fort. IS. Lang. 2 to l, even; Forest
Queen, 100, Murphy, even. Time,
ll2. Asplin. Night Boat. Stamp.
Delhi Maid. Image, Leander. Miles
; and Grace Foster also ran.
Third Race-Three-year-o and
up; claiming, purse 800. one mile
and seventy yards: Crimson Ram
bier. So. Lang, Is to 5. even, 1 to
=: Little Ed. 10. Mangin. to s..
TO s; Iron Boy. los. Wallace. s to
3. Time. 1884 as. Lottery, Richelieu,
Montillo. Thirteen and Louise
Wynne also ran.
Fourth Race-For all ages, al
lowsnces. purse 800; six furlongs:
Commander McMeekin. 100, Zoeller,
IL to 5. to 5 and to S; Ragazza.
III. Murphy. s to 1, TO Q: Bright
Lights, lis. Lancaster. L to 2. Time,
1920. Yoyt, Griseld and Ticklish
also ran.
Fifth Race-The Merrer Handicap.
all ages, $1,000 added. one mile:
Tippity witchet, I26. Morris, 9 to
10, l to 4. out; Thimble. 1O6, Lang,
l to . and 1 to 5; Lucky B., ia,
Murphy, l to 3. Time, 1:464-5. Sea
Sinner and Devonite also ran.
Sixth Race-For 3-year-olds and
up; claiming. purse $780, one mile
and an eighth: Lampus. to7. Thur
Der. to 5. l to 4, out; Barney
Stone. 10. Marinelli, to 5, out;
General Haig, 113, Weiner. out.
Time. 2:03 As. Pimlico also ran.
Seventh Race - Three-year-olds
e and up; claiming, purse 500; mile
and seventy yards: Joe Joe. los.
Holloway. I to l, to 2, even; The
Colleen Bon, lo5. Lang. even and 2
to 5; Tim MCGEE, 10, Francis, to
5. Time. 1853 As. L'Enjoleur.
Deckmate, Zone D'Arme and Car
also ran.