New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Suspend Lang
After Titanic
Riding; 8; Feats
Star Jockey Rides Three
Winners, but Barely
Escapes Disqualification
rrom a srcoicl co-rcsror5,.t

'ro'r Il NErf'ri forrcsy onj~ni
NEW orr EANS. Fob. 6. Jockey G.
Lang, who stands in the estimation OF
the local populacc az we'll as ever Tod
Sloan. in his halcyon davs. stood with
Ncw York horsc-foIk. drew down the
ire Of the officials at .hc end Of ore
herculcnn afternoon to-day. and rs p
result viii cool his heels in citizcr
Garh for tho next ivo days. Lang was
suspended for that ported dcsaitc The
fact that he rode three winners and
as msny place horses IN six attempts
hsng got the gun for rough riding
in tho sixth race. re had the log mp
on Verify which finished we'll in front
fer her seventh consecutive victory.
Pounding the turn into the stretch
Verify cut SHARPLY in front of Escar-
no'cttc, tho early pacemancr. Lnngs
followers worc on the anxious scat for
some minutes as Bruening went up 70
lodge claim Of fowl. The stewards
seriously entertained .hc complaint
and seemed on She point Of dust
ing numbers for . disqualification of
the winner wen Patrol Judge phillips
arpearod AM assured them Verify
was clear Of Escarpolct'e At tho time
RrucninC claimed Interference. Inc
race stood as run, but Lang was set
down five days by WAY Of caution
Tho $500 purse at q mile tod soy
cnty yards, which served a the Ica-
turc. proved ON an exercise gallon
for United Verde, the odds-on choice.
Blarncy Stone got up in the last stride
to beat Cimarron out Of the place.
Billy Whiskers won the opening dssn
for two-year-olds. hugging the rail all
thc wav. Athlete ard The Mulcskin-
ner, split favorites, finished second and
third respectively.
Matches Mary foundered past 1t in
the last seventy yards Of the second
race. at six furongs. Lang thereby
scoring his first victory Of the day on
his FIRST attempt BE scored again
With Sycamore in the third. This one,
like Matches Mary. was prime
favoritc.
The results:
First race Cor two-yosr oils: colts and
furlonrri irl,,r'ls piIs whisNcrs is 'weiner).
4 10 t. to and 2 to ,. hrst Ath'et"
Us w"is9 ' TO- j. si,n. +" az, ara 1K'or !" ),
6 TO :. 10 ) and to 6. thrd. Tirus.
oSs Hacchus. Mad Son. aAmole an.'
aSupe re farfa also ran, acoup'ed as D.
Eritf.n entry.
Second race (or three year -olds. clai'n-
Ing: purse $1,000 six furlongs) -Matcnr5
MARI 100 N.ang). Il 70 -, to ami
! to s first It. III tCarn"-'. - to l. 40 70
lGantncrl TO ;. TO and to ; thn !;
Kodg wick also ran.
Third race ffor three year-o olds and Up
ward cialninE: nurse ~ ooo S'N 'ur''.S ~
and to 10 rrst: Mickey Moore. 10,
st:antner). II to /. TO and 70 .
second; The Decision ~ 'BuTkno,' 90, l."
lights. hidden Jewel. Drunnon ana
Pananan also ran.
Fourth race nhc Recruit for thr",,. o''o
year -olds; allowances; purse 81 "o"
ing). 90 to !. 7 70 and to hrs' 10 's'
Enort. 1ol Lans). even, to and 20 8
second Foy ITO (Garncr), 70 j. 70
and to ;. third. Time, i:se i, Mis-
! Mcllish. Consort, Silent King and t'ras
Tree also ran.
FIFTH race Nhc Diplomat: for f9ur- 11o
year-olds sl'o naners, gGri1 ,niIo, vcr,o 'Ti
~ (M GarncrY to 10. to and to {:
rr.t: Blarneystonc. l02 NLanc) TO ]
5 to and to TO- second cimar1on,
rWsi'acT9 l' TO T. to rroHtsins apd r. Ton
Bunya Buck and Rep also ran.
Sixth race Cor four yearolds and up
ward. FLIES and mares; claiming pu. 80
| 1o7 N.ang). 13 to 5, even and to q mrs,
! Natural. 1l2 (Owens). to >, to 5 ana
to TO- second F,scarpolette, il2 t8ruen
| ing). . to L. TO 10 and to ). third.
Time, 200 -. Eagazza and Oahia"n
also ran
seventh race Nor ur-year-o'ds and
upward claiming: purse $1,000: mile ani
one zig hth)--B Boon Pcddler ll3 ca WI
! SOM to 5. TO and ou;. nrst; Search
| light III. ll3 Lang), l6 I" .. to ana
out. second Alex jr, 1lS CThomas), even
to and out third. Time. 2:o9 'ss'
Anna Gallup also ran.