The New York herald., 1922-12-16
CHICK LANG ON
THREE WINNERS
Canadian Jockey Pilots An
zena, Wynnewood and Lady
Inez at New Orleans.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. l5.-Chicb
Lang. the Canadian riding star, pro-
vided reminder of other New Orleans
days by winning three races and carry
ing off the honors during the course OF
another sloppy session at Jefferson Park
cloudburst hit the Shrewsbury course
at daybTeak and quickly returned 1t tc
the same miserable condition OF the
earlier week. Webfooted horses were
again in demand and the lean attend
ance had only fair success in locating
them.
The Miss N. l.. Maher colors, shown
for the first time in Southern racing,
were carried TO clever victory by Lady
Inez, the stout daughter of King James
Areophane. in the feature, Paul Whit
man Purse. mile event. for Juveniles.
Lady Inez, with Lang up. duplicated her
best New York form by staying in close
attendance upon the favorite Stump
Jr.s pace to the home turn and then
taking command to win handiIy Put
and Take was evidently in running
mood, because she ran FIVE furlongs at
good speed before the start.
LangS bright day was q dark one for
the local apprentice, Corcoran, who failed
to land a winner. Chick began his
afternoon when Anzena. a Canadian
bred, took the opener. mile maiden
race. leading throughout His second
was the consistent Wynnewood, who
secured his third successive victory In
as many starts at the meeting by ac-
counting for the mile and one-sixteenth
Labarre Purse from Richeieu. Fantochs,
Alta Boy second and Plucky.
Both stewards and owner, John Nc
1t
is a most undependable platter. The
owner assured the officials that Merchant
will be Withdrawn from future racing
at the meeting IL he does not show
better performance on his next appear
ance.
Harry L. Shaw has accepted the in
vitation of the b. NJ. r. a. of the Fair
Grounds to act as ring arbiter at their
forthcoming meeting. The results:
FIRST RACE-For maiden three-year-oda
and upward; claiming: purse 500: one
mile: Anzena, - CLangl, TO = even
and to 2, first st5yile. los ((Meinl, to
third Time, AZ %. Forestlere Vella
X, Ula and Maggie Murphy also ran.
SECOND RACE-For -year-olds and
upward claiming; purse 500; gx fur
longs Anticipate ITO (Smallwood) to
., even and to ., first; Alva. 107 (AbeD
>
AtSin. 112 (scobe). : TO /. 10 . and @
to 5. third. Time. 1:i7 40. Harvey
Smnrr. Lancelot. Louis Llchtenheiin Edna
D., Dumfounder, Hillsdale, Flip. Grey
Eagle and Bright Trash also ran.
THIRD RACE-For three-year- olds and up
ward; claiming; purse 500; six furlongs
Firecracker 1i5 (Moore). 10 ., to !
and even. first: Hutchiron 107 CMein). L.
TO j TO 1 and to 2. second; Herald,
1lG (Fronk). to ., even and 10 2, third.
Time, rs 10. Dare, Execution. Ailliro,
Sandalwood SacajasSea, Il. Feodor, Gloom
and Silver Springs alao ran.
FOURTH RACE-The LaBarre Purse; for
three-ycar-olds and upward; allowances
purse $500; one mile and sixteenth.
Wynnewood. liz Lang). TO ,. | TO and
4 TO and ] TO 4. second Fantoche, 1l2
(McCoy), Is to l. TO / and TO ,. third.
Time. ! :5i 15. Plucky and Alta Boy IL.
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-For o-year-olds; allow
ancee; the Paul Whitman Purse; purse
81 600; one mile: Lady Inez. 102 Lcnc)
) 10 2 10 : and TO g. first; Stump, Jr.
1oJ Nc DermotD. . 10 ). g to and / u
3. second; Lady Myra. 1O2 on. Thomas).
TO .. TO and l 10 .. third. Time
] - f-5. Put and Take, Calcutta and
1ri~h Pat al~o ran
SIXTH RACE-For three -yesr-ods; claim
ing; purse 500; one mile and n sixteenth
Little Patsy, 10f (Owens), TO I. 3 to
and to 5, first; Hickory 107 (smali-
wood. Z TO ., to > and Z to 10. second;
and even. third. Time / :53 f-5. Ashlin
Vanity Dresser. Hysteria. Chateaugay
Radical, Buxom. Futen and Bravo also