The New York herald., 1922-12-22
FAVORITES LOSE AT
NEW ORLEANS TRACK
Hidden Jewel Takes Terrebone
Handicap - Lang Rides
Two Winners.

Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD
New ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-Favorites
suffered total eclipse during the course
of days ordinary sport over the rough
jefferson track today The closest ap-
proach TO consistency was shown by
Hidden Jewel. from the Maryland stable
OF A. Swenke, when the son of Disguise
dominated the running OF the feature
Terrebone claiming handicap and won
by two lengths from Avispa, Valor and
six others.
Lang was the riding star of the day
with two winners. while Corcoran went
the way Of the favorites Lang's other
winner was Spring Vale.
Walnut Hall returned to his own In
the fifth by outgaming Trooper after
a long stretch duel.
In an effort to avoid a repetition OF
last years scandal, the directors and
the stewards OF the forthcoming meeting
at the Fair Grounds have decided shat
horsemen will be able to confine their
business with the association to the
racing secretary's office.
Purses will be paid through Secre-
tary Joseph McLennan on the. day fol-
lowing the race and no accoOnts will
be carried by the business department.
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds; maidens:
claiming; purse 800; five and one-half
furlongs. Sweet Mama, 1i2 (Chamers). 3
TO l, to and even, won; Yorick. 115
(Lang), to /, TO and to 5. second;
Sir Sidney. 1i5 (schwartz). 80 to /. l2 TO
! and to 1. third. Time. 90 Fills de
- Fer. Kitan. Recoup, Sam Troxell. Kitty
Carpenter. Cappy Kicks. Koellia, Chick
and Sultan also ran.
SECOND RACE-For three-year-oids and
rd In trntn atw Frr-
longs. sprlnsvaie. ii2 Hansj, 10 to /. 4
tcororaD, 8 to 2. even and to :. Sec
ond; winneeonne. 112 (Martr), 9 70 to
and 8 to 8. third. Time. rs as. Ting
Fusee, May Bodine. Ettahs and Marimbs
also ran.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward; horses and geldings; claiming
purse 500: six furlongs. Meuse. 1T (E.
Barnes sarnesl' 3 to !: ato ! % and 3 TO 8; won
10 and to s, second; Hereafter. 10
CARROLL. to 1. to ! and to S. third
Time, :i5 70. Jake schas Cleft at posD Z.
Star Time, Mechiavelli. Stock Pin, Feodor,
Kingling H.. Fred Kinner, Briarcliffe and
Kirsties Cub also ran.
FOURTH RACE-All ages: claiming; Terre
Bonne Handicap; purse 800; six furlongs
Hidden Jewel. III (Lang), 13 to 5, even
and to 2. won; Avispa, 100 (Chalmers), i,
to /. to and even, second: valor, 1l2
!I,,s Resay), y to ~ to and to 2 third:
III 20. tNcp' JhNo
Berger. Guv'nor. Ralco and Abaze also
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse 800; one mile and
seventy yards. Walnut Hail. 10s (Owens), I,
s to 1, 3 to I and s to 8. won; Trooper.
113 (schwartz). s to 1. to 1 and TO o.
second. Exhorter. l1S (Mein). to /. to
/ and to 5. third. Time. / al. Zone
dArmee. Camouflage. Paul Micou. On
High. Jacobina, Pmlico and Simplicity also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-For three-yeer-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse 800; one mile and
a sixteenth. Natural. 100 (McDermott 4.
9 to 2, s to and 4 10 3, WOO: British
Liner, 100 (owens). 8 to 5. 7 TO 10 and
10 3. second; Amanda, 101 Or. Doyle), 1c
10 1. 10 1 and to i, third Time.
1 80 Is. Bonneville. Not Yet. Musito. An
niversary, Chief. Bees Wing, Transient.
VIII Soon and Viva Cuba also ran.