The New York herald., 1921-01-01
ST. ISIDORE WINS
GETAWAY FEATURE
McTaggart Is Fined SIS at
Jefferson Park.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HEaAIp.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 31.-News that a
temporary injunction had been granted
the b. NJ. X. A. by the district civil
court prohibiting the District Attorney
and the Superintendent, OF Police of New
Orleans parish from interfering with the
racing. spectators or officials at the Fair
Grounds meeti' q which opens Tomorrow
for n thirty-three day term completely
overshadowed even the fine days sport
that was provided TO mark the closing
day OF Jesferson's fall term
later declaration by the District
Attorney that he would ignore the order
and would proceed gainst all violators
In accordance with the announcement
made before he was sworn into office n
month ago failed TO dampen the en-.
thusiasm that-was aroused early by the
first news and kept at a high pitch by
the exciting sport.
st. Isidore, running in the ]. r. Nash
colors and making his first appearance
of the season, accounted for the daily
feature handicap afteG tn. task had been
made easy by the suicidal efforts Of
Daydue and George Starr. a highly
favored pair, which raced each other into
eventual submission, permitting St
Isidore to finish with a rush through the
final quarter under his light impost of
1O2 pounds and make an easy account
ing over George starr
Mavourneen was the third newcomer
from the East to win during the day.
McTaggart. who rode her incurred the
displeasure of the starter by his efforts
to have the Murphy filly away on her
toes. which he eventually did. where
upon she went into q wide lead. bus
tired through the stretch run and was
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challenge of Brown Check. McTaggart
was fined S25 for his post behavior.
The summaries:
First Race.-For three-year-olds and up-
ward. claiming: purse 5000; six furlonEp.
Rainbow Girl, 1902 lbs. Mooney rs to Z,
20 10 and 3 to >. first: Ira Kay. fo7
Back Pay. no (Nolam, 10 toNf. TO i and
90 J, third. Time. IA Is. Also ran
Harry Burgoyne. Teachers Pct. Winneconne
Justice Gocbel. Cobalt Lass, BY Heck. Lowell
and Kirah.
second Race.--Eor three-year p olds and up
ward claiming pursc $500; one mile and n
f,irloug. Lazy Ward iOi lbs (Jnrvisl y
ft2 (Thurher), 3 10 I. . 20 and even, sec
ond Ben Hampon. i07 king, II TO I. = to
and : TO ?. third. Time. 80 -. Also
ran--Paddy Dear, Japhet. Kingland H., Molly
o.. Brooklaud, Marie Rappold, Walter Turn
bow. Brickley. Early Sight and Tom Logan.
Third Racc.-For two-year-od purse
ii2 lbs. tMcTaggarU. to :. 10 and out .
first. Brown Check. 103 G.ykel 10 T. > TO
and even, second Tan SON. ii3 fKing)
I 10 I, to 2 and even. third Time, .OG 80
Also rar--Ocean Swell, Madclaine Lillian.
Day lilly and Miss Rankin.
Fourth Racc.-For three yea r. Olds and up-
ward purse 500: one milo. sun Dial IT. i.
l04 lbs. (Rowan). II 20 10. to > and 10 q
first; Waukeag, 100 (ponce), TO I, S 20 >
and 20 >. second. Iiadrian iOl CWrfcfit) .
TO !. 20 I and 20 3. third. Time 80
Also ran-Panaman, Smart Guy and The
Archer.
FIFTH Racc.-Port Eads Handicap; for all
nges purse ~ 600 six furlongs W. Tsidore
lo2 lbs dlobcrts). ~ 10 I. TO and out .
first George stan. 100 Uunafordl q to =.
I 20 and out. second. Daydue. III (Dux-
toni. 20 >. ! 20 = ami out. thi-d. Time.
.i3 80. Also ran-St Quentin and Minute
Man.
sixth Race. FOR all aacs claiming: purse
500; one mile and seventy yards Munay
100 lbs UicupeD. 10 T. > 10 and q TO 3.
first; Chesty. III ~. Martini, 20 20 I. 10
! and 10 !. second: Gienwen. lOi CRob-
erts). even, I 20 and 10 4. third. Time,
- %. Also ran--Sandy Mac. ". c. Basch.
fonia. TrackFtar. Charles A. Byrne, Gladys
and Miss Filley.
Seventh Race.-For three -ycar-olds and up
ward clamlng purse 500: ono mile and n
sixteenth Sentimental i0f lbs (Brysoh)
20 to :. 2 20 I and 10 I isfirst Hank VDay.
100 (Garncr). 20 I. 10 and 10 D. sec
ond Col. Ist. o. Garvir). 10 !, to 7
md even, THIRD. Tiric. ts 60. al % rnf-
Nebraska Deneali. Aztec. Nab, Capt Burns,
Neenah, Yorkroed. Dot'-s Best. Miss Nsl
and Dalwood.