The New York herald., 1922-01-17
VETO PROVES BEST
IN TALLY-HO PURSE
Ridden by Lang, He Gallops
Away From Field-Turner
Rides Two Winners.

Specie, Dispatch 70 THE NEw YORK HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. i6.-Trainer
Ed Peters has finally succeeded In get
ting Veto. A. S. Woodliffe's clever son
of Ballot and Rasanna. into his best
form. as the gelding Indicated to-day.
He made 4 show OF the field that op-
posed him in the Taly-Ho purse, the
milo and seventy yard feature of the
Fair Grounds program. Ridden by Lang
he galloped along in the ruck for five
furiongs and then assumed command so
quickly 1t seemed as IL the others had
stopped. Entering tho straightaway
Veto went into the lead which he In
creased to four lengths at the end.
Sea Cove, another Eastern represen-
tativc. was easily second. while the
neglected Padua saved third In hard
Gr've over Tharon. Four others traled.
The time. :f3 As. indicated the good
condition of the track which was late,
slightly dulled during q drizzle that
settled down soon before the first race
and continued throughout the racing
period. Lang and Turner each rode
TWO winners. and so divided the saddle
honors. Lang rode Veto and Fluzey.
Turner straddled Arrowhead and Rob.
Tho hitter had an easy time showing
che way through tho fiftn after several
humping match rounding the first turn.
Rob's lead was never seriously threat
ened. and he led by four lengths at the
end. Bill Block was an easy second
over Grass Tree.
The good three-year-old VOLTS Cry,
by Honeywood, has been sold by P. j.
Knebelkamp to DR.. M. Heller for
price reported at $4,000. The results:
FIRST RAcE-For two-year-olds; raideas:
longs: Peter Brown, lis Moor Mooney. W IL to
l. to and to l; won; Billy Gibson. 1J5
sBuxton), to-. to 3 and to 5. second.
and to !, third. Time, O:35 3-5. Also
T2nn,AAthletT The Mpie y skinner. ,r,r piily
sve od Top ast ana On
.Coupled-NIontfort Jones entry
SECOND RACE-For three-year-olds and up
Maehiayelli los Garner. u 70 j. B to i
aud 3 to 2. won; Jerry. III "a. WILSON,,
20 to l. 8 to and to !. second; Actress.
Time. i:iS 8-5. Also ran--cockroach.
Charles J. Craigmile. Mark West. Steven
son. Joe c.. Roy c.. Murphy and Wado Nc
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse $1,000; six furlonss
2 to ;. won; Panaman. tic donce). to 4.
TO and even. second; Crayson, ITO
T@S 10 Also rsRl.ne 10 an ROCK &c Kra ss
Johns Umma. Fort Churchill. Marie
Maxim. Reomon, Lady Luxury and Moody.
FOURTH RACE-The TallyHo Purse; for
four-year-olds and upward. allowances :
purse 81 900: one mile and seventy yerll ::
Veto. III ULang). o to 10. 10 3 and too.
won; Sea Cove, 100 CMorris). to 2, to D
and ! TO 2. second: Padua, 30 (Wallace), +,
Go 70 1, 30 10 and 10 TO !, third. Time,
:43 3-5. Also ran-Baigneur. Mysterious
Girl Trust Official. Herd Girl and TharoL.
FIFTH RACE-For three-y year-olds: claiming
! purse 81 900; one mile Rob. 100 lTurner).
| TO ], 3 TO / and TO .. won: Bill Blocs.
| 102 tGantner), TO :, to | and ever,
| second Grass Tree. 90 G.ans), II to J.
| 8 TO I and ; to .. third. Time. /: Al Also
| ran--War Relief, Mig. Ferguson, Daddy
Wolf. consort, fIcrmis keinble, Devonttc,
| Clinchfield and Charlne.
| SIXTH RACE--For four-year-ods and up
| ward; claiming; purse f.000 one mile and
! q sixteenth: Darnay. 100 Ca Wilsom, TO
| /, 8 70 . and TO 8. won; Hello Pardner,
105 (Thomas), 10 20 !. to ] and to !.
second Pirate McCicc, III (CarrolD, TO
! I, : to 2 and o to 9. third. Time. 1:46 AS.
| Also ran--Philstine, Copyright. Youni;
| Adam, Barry Shannon, Challenger aud
Great Gull.
SEVENTH RACE-For four-year-oids and
| UPWARD: claiming; purse 81 ,00o one nile
and q sixteenth: Fluzey. f01 dang, y TO
z, I to and / 20 4. won; Galiot. 1oi
(Wn-on). q to 1. to and even, secoai
British Liner. 1Ot (5cobie), 80 to !. IL to l
and to /. third. Time. as. Also rar-'
L'Enjoeur, Sauf Conduit, Solid Rock, lrVD
hoy. WarEaw. Quito and Bribed Voter.