The New York herald., 1922-01-31
LANG HAS ANOTHER
GALA DAYIN SADDLE
Rides Sycamore, Waukeag. Sea
Cove and Serbian to Vic
tory at New Orleans.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HrsAtp.
NEW ORrEANs, Jan. s0.--Jockey Chick
I.angs saddle work was the bright out
standing feature OF the sport at the
Fair Grounds to-day when he piloted
Tour of the seven winners. It was the
second time he accomplished this feat at
the meeting. Lang's followers are
legion, and they profited handsomely.
Lang's winning mounts were Saga
more, Waukeag Sea Cove and Serbian.
The first three were held at pfohibitive
odds. but the Serbian hackers were re-
warded at to /. The veteran Pool
Also showed his talen by getting homo
two winners
Sundays rains had reduced the track
10 its worst condition Of the meeting
Though high winds had caused the dis
appearance OF the early mornings pud-
dies. the going was rough and umpy.
taxing the stamina OF all the perform
ers included in the undersized card.
The Pelican Purse went to Sea Cove
handily after he had shown the way
throughout. He won in a mild drive
by two length from Runsaf, which was
weakly handled by ColtilettI. Rep was
third because McDermott, on Lnmpus.
started taking the selding under re-
stralnt at the start, though he made no
apparent effort TO guide him out OF the
heavier going along the inner rail- In the
journey through the backstretch Round
ing the turn he went wide and finished
sitting straight In the saddle. with the
lawnitcs pleading loudly 10 turn the
horses head loose. The stewards cx-
cused the disagrceablc spectacle on the
ground that Lampus was heavy headed
and that McDermott was unable 10 do
him justice. as Mccoy. another stable
rider. hnd been on his last outing There
was ample evidence OF another inlpend-
ing failure to-day. reflected BY tho
speculations. Sea Cove was backed 10
the exclusion OF al, others, while
I.,mpus's supporters wArc notable by
their absence.
Hard Drive for SArLtsn.
Lang kept Sycamore clSse to el.e earl-
race and assisted him to bree.s h-ne an
-sy winner after taking command al
- hsnestretch. His score with wau-
k,as was made easier when Burke, on
Wndsworth's Last. sent his mount OK
tremely wide rounding tho final turn.
Serbian required hard driving to get
home In advance of Phelan and five
ohters in the final Tho crratic RustIer
was on his bad behavior and collided
with the outer fence al the barriers
rise by wheeling sharply.
Tho trials OF alleged bookmnkors
Remy Dorr. Mark Boasburs. T. J. Shaw
and Harry Gardner were halted this
morning when attorneys filed demurrers
questioning the constitutionaiity OF trc
Locke law. and further claims that the
indictments against the four had been
faulty drawn IN that they did rot
specify any offcnse against state laws.
Briefs were ordered returnable next
Friday. but Il is not expected that any
verdict viii be rendered for several
more weeks.
Tho results:
FIRST RACrs-For two-year- -olds: colts snd
geidinrsi maidens; purse, ~ 900: three FUR.
longs Leslie. fi6 fpooij. n 10 TO- 10 .
and 10 5. first; Rily Gibson. iid tBuv-
toni. , TO 2. 20 10 and TO 2, second
Koeiiis, ii6 (CoitilcttD. 80 20 1, 10 TO 1
and 20 I, third Time. o :3s rs. Ar,m.
The Mule Skinner, Consolation. Stonesrc.
Athlete and Billy Whiskers also ran. Cou-
pled--Koelia and Arum. IT, T. Griffin en-
try.
SECOND RACE-ror three -year-olds and
upward claiming purse. Al ,o0o; six fur.
longs. Cacambo, 1i3 tpool). Z 20 I. 3 to
and q 10 3. first; Golden Autumn. i0i GA.
WILSON,, s 10 I, . TO aud 20 .. second
Car. fi3 tCotilettD, 3 TO .. even and 10
.. third. Time. f.fs 80. Kitty NJ, Ollie
Wood. Farewell Taps. Marjorie NJ, |
Charles A. Ryrne, Lady Mildred, Aiverda
Cock kroach and BIll's Luck aleo ran
THIRD RAcE-for four-year-ods and up.