The New York herald., 1922-02-18
BROTHERLY LOVE IS
VICTOR IN HANDICAP
Beats Padua in a Driving Fin
ish in Feature at New
Orleans.

Special Dispatch 20 THE New YoRK HERALD.
New ORLEANS, La. Feb. l7-Broth-
crly Love- well handled by Turner, car
ried Off the Claiming Handicap, the fea-
ture of program made Up OF cheap
horses at the Fair Grounds to-day The
winner was heavily backed and finished
the mile and q sixteenth journey after
he had followed the faint hearted Court
ships pace to the home turn, where he
responded to hard urging and was able
to save the verdict by a length and half
from Padua, one OF the outsiders. Grey
Gables, under Gamers miserable han
ding, saved third over four others.
Fast track conditions and moderated
weather prevailed, and the finishes were
generally spirited. The talent had an
other rough day, Immokale being the
only favorite TO score. He graduated
from the maiden ranks in the opener.
a five and half furlong event. after
standing long drive.
Apprentice Wilson took the riding
honors with two we'll backed winners
Birdie q. and Dainty Lass. The latter
showed the benefits OF more intelligent
handling to-day and outgamed Lady Lii
liam in the final drive.
Pit finally rewarded the Lang follow
ers by taking the sixth event at mile
and a furlong. He plodded through the
early stages and luckily found his way
through along the rail to win easily
from the favorite, Exhorter. the per-
petual Second" horse OF the meeting.
For the first time in several days
the haltermen displayed activity. Dark
Hill went to A. Shwenke. Burgoyne to
n ~ mai II u
F'leischman, all via the claiming en-
velope Jockeys Weiner and Bulman
were suspended by the starter for four
days each for disobedience at the post
in the seventh race.
Jockey Morris and Trainer Clyde
Freeman are confined to their local
quarters by illness.
The meeting at Mexico City will close
on February 26, according to advices
received here to-day.
FIRST. RACE-For maiden three year-olds;
allowances: purse $1,000; five and n half
furlonRs: Immokalee, il6 (Burke). II TO 2,
even and ! to ., won sun Time, ] l6
(Barnes). s to ]. 3 TO I and 10 ). second I:
Mary Maxim, III (Murphy), to |. 3 to
and to ., third Time, l:o7 80 Louis
Deuces Wild Smart Alex. Passe Partout.
Walespa and Hamet also ran.
SECOND RAcE-For four-yearcolds coo and ~, up
longs Bepgore. 10j Owens. 4 to !. TO .
and TO 10, won; Philanderer. 10S CWil-
Winneconne. 1o7 (Ganiner), S 10 5, to 5
and l t. 3. third. Time, :l3 3-5. Bur
goyne. Machiavelli. Two Pair. Rolo, Ac-
tress, Portight, Perigourdine and Titania
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds: claim
ing; purse $1,000; six furlongs: Birdie c.
1ot tWllson). to- to 2 s to and 70 =
to 10 and to ;, second: Galeta. as
nang). TO i. to and 9 30 .. third @
Time, 1iS AZ j.; Farewell Taps nr,ri rrTd
mel Mablc Curtis and Adventure also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Spanish Fort Claiming
Handicap; for four-year-olds and upward
one mile and sixteenth: Brotherly Love.
100 CTumer), , to 2. to and 10 .,
|. won; Padua f04 ORomanellD. TO J. 3 TO
L and to 9. second; Gray Gables. 1i3 on
Garner), = TO ., 10 and 70 ., third
Time. 1:g1. Joaauina. Gain de Cause.
courtship and Pastoral Swain also ran
FIFTH RAcE-For four.year-olds and up,
ward; claiming; purse 81 900: one milo and
an eighth: Dainty Lass, ieG tWilsoml. ?
80 1, : 10 and 10 3, won: Lady Lillian.
ieeond ISs Lang, po i, E tG . 'Tb9ma 1T ana
Sto and 4 10 q ttird. Time, %. Mas
ter Jack. Anna Gallup. Nordeek and Mr.. y
SIXTH RAcE-For four -year-olds ard mp
ward claiming: purse 81 600: one mile and
an eighth: Pit, f0T lang, - 10 ., Z 20 ~
and to 3. won: Exhorter l0s q. WI
SOM, even, TO and 20 ,, second; sur
rent Events. los (Barnes). 20 20
and to :, third. Time. I -. Old Faith
full WEXFORD, Pshaska and Challenger
SEVENTH RACE = FOR threc-yesr-olds:
claiming; purse 81 600. one milo aud
seventy yards: IIormis kemblc. JOG
(Barnesl. 10 I, 10 ! and 20 .. won.
Brass Tacks. 9s CMsrtin). 2 to +. G to :
and 3 TO :, second Lucky Girl, os
CThomas). TO /, 3 30 and 10 >. third.
Time. ! "a So. Promenade. Consul, war
Relief Dare Hermodcn. Yelled Colleen,
Plunella and Field Lark also ran.