The New York herald., 1922-12-07
EACH LAD Brings
HOME TWO WINNERS
Stamp, Light Wine, Rock Salt
and Rama Their Success
full Mounts.
HADRIAN WINS HANDICAP
Rumor That Peter Brown,
Two Year Old, Is Older I'm
der Investigation.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HHnALD.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 6.-Appren-
tice Johnny Corcoran. the riding sensa-
ton of the Jefferson meeting. kept up
his bright record this afternoon by pilot
ing Rock Salt and Rama to victory and
SO dividing the honors with Chick Lang.
who held the spotlight with equal COM
mand during last years racing here.
The Corcoran followers met with con-
siderable discouragernent before q the
light came. In the opener his mount.
Sam Frank, was left fiat footed when the
gate went up and DR.. Rae. which he
piloted in tho second, suffered repeated
interference approaching the first turn
and was SO enveloped In the vast cloud
which hindered the progress Of the trail
ers that he finished in the ruck.
Rock Salt. which incidentally was the
only Eastern representative to score.
showed some of the form displayed dur
ing the. fall term of Jocky Club tracks
by taking the lead and holding 1t from
Better Times, Stump Jr., and Ave others,
including the heavily backed Felicitous.
who suffered at the ragged start Cor
coran's other victory came in the final
when he got Rama, owned by his present
manager, Nose Goldblatt, home In the
lead after the colt appeared beaten en-
tering the stretch
Lang registered his double early. He
got Stamp away among the fortunate
few of the dozen in the opener and kept
him there long enough to shatter an
attempted coup by the Dayton, confed-
eracy with the filly Voogeria. Light
Wine was Lang's other winner.
Rumors that Peter Brown is a three
al ~ 1a y11yt fhof ha
colt Peter Brown Is a year older than
has been represented throughout the
year are being investigated by the stew
ards. who have also instituted an in
quiry into the form reversal shown by
the platter Merchant. which won tie sixth
race on Tuesday. The results:
FIRST RACE.-For three-y -year-olds: claim
ing; purse $700. Six furlongs: Stamp. 110
9oorssi,a snSs L. 19 e s1 s9 aaS 10 q snd
! to 5, second; Moonwinks. 1o7 (Thurber.
: to l, 2 to ! and even. third Time.
Rosie, Sam Frank. Pastoral. Fred Kin
ney. Evening Stories. Hutchison and Patsy
SECOND RACE.-For three-year-olds and
upward; claiming; purse $780, One mile
and a sixteenth: Light Wine. l07 Gangl I.
to I. Z to and 3 to 5. won: Handful.
second: n"Isa' visa Cuba. % TO ic7 tMoors5 % 80
l2 to and 9 to !. third. Time. !: ~ 40
Homeward Bound. Jake Field, Grandee,
Pinard. Ballot Car. DR.. Rae. Warlike and
Harvest King also ran.
THIRD RACE.-For two-year-olds: allow
ances purse $780, Five and half fur
longs: Rock Salt, 10s (Corcoran). to 2.
IS to 5 and to 5, won: Better Times. 106
(McDermott). 10 to s. even and to 2, Sec
ond: Stump. Jr.. 1os Mooney. IL to !.
to / and 5, to 2, third. Time. 1: :07 3-5.
Put and Take, Leslie. Felicitous, Cotrompa
and Guest OF Honor also ran.
FOURTH RACE.-The St. James Handicap;
for three,year-olds and upward; claiming;
purse s7oo Six furlongs: Hadrian. 10s
&c. POOH. II to 8, even and to 2, won:
and 3 to 5, second: Guv'nor, 10S (Cor-
coran), 8 to /, 5 to 2 and to s. third
Time IA whalebone. Copyright. Green
Gold, Prince Welles. Louis A., DR.. T. s.
Dabney, Orcus and Mock Orange also ran
FIFTH RACE.-For three -year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse $700 One mile and a
sixteenth; Trooper. III (Swarp, l3 to 5.
to and 2 to 5, won; Rankin, lib lMcrrf-
mee), 8 to 1, 2 to 1 and even. second; Car
narvon, 105 (Owens), 3 to ., to and
to s, third. Time. :4S. On High. Mys-
terious GIRL Thornhedge and Concentrate
SIXTH PACE-For thrcc-year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse 500. One mile ard
a sixteenth; Rama. 105 (Corcoran). to 8,
to and 1 to 8, won: st. Donard, ITO OK.
Parrington). g to 1. 2 TO and even. sec
ond; Pirate McGee. f05 tOwens). ~ to 1.
to and 5 to Q, third. Time :4S: Regal
Lodge, Brown Bill. Hope. Old Chap. Tricks.
WHITE Haven, Spectacular Girl. Challenger
and May Girl also ran.