The New York herald., 1922-01-25
TABLEAU D. HONNEUR
SCORES IN HANDICAP
Easily Beats Tan Son and
Rapid Day on Heavy Track
at New Orleans.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 24.-Tableau
d'Honneur. considered least capable OF
negotiating the heavy going at the Fair
Grounds, galloped off with the Our Bob
Handicap. the feature of an ordinary
card. to-day. He showed the way by a
length and a half to Tan Son. while
Rapid Day, the false favorite and only
other starter, was a dismal third.
Heavy rains fell during the training
period and reduced the track to heavi-
ness and shattered all hope OF fast con-
ditions for several days to come. The
rain was followed by chill winds, which
reduced the attendance to one of the
smallest Of the meeting. -Four favorites
won.
Commander McMeekin's good showing
In the Review purse further involved
Jockey Turner's standing in the investi-
cation which is being pursued regarding
his handling Of Commander McMeekin.
Comic Song and others recently. To-
day McMeelSin. under an alert ride by
Zoeller, stepped to an immediate lead
and rated along to dispose Of Ashland.
Sweepy and four others handily. win
ming in a gallop by two lengths. The
mile was run in IA AS, indicating the
rough condition of the course.
Actree, the first favorite to win. made
a show of her company in the six fur
longs of the second. Rounding the final
turn she was full ten lengths in ad-
vance and was going handily at the end
to score over Bertha S., the veteran
Back Bay and eight others Of the big
gest field Of the day.
1t required the keen eye of the judges
to separate Johns Umma, Bright Lights
and Lady Luxury ut the finish Of the
third. a six furlong event.
Gray Gables just succeeded in getting
homa in advance OF Gourmand at the
end of the sixth by the shortest of
noses. The winner vas capably handled
by Pool, and was the outstanding choice
of the day. The narrow margin Of his
victory gave the form students palpi-'
tatlon Wiener for hothering Tantalus
while astrids Wexford in this event was
suspended for ten days for rough rid
ing.
After Larg had ridden his daily win
ner astride Copyright in the final. with
the cor sistent Verify second and Broom
Psddler third, Starter Dade announced
that Panther, who rode Broom Peddler.
had been suspended for ten days for
disobedience at the post.
Our Betsey was the medium Of a
small sized killing when she graduated
In tho opener. a maiden event, under
the veteran Chris Miller's alert ham
ding. The results:
FIRST RACE-For maiden three-year-olds:
purse 900; six furlongss-our Betsy. 116
Joseph fE f. Levy 70 III, tG m,e4S a1d iyeq ss To- r
10 and to g, second: Max Gold, 115
rt) r1ktins), to 2. q to and even. third
Daddy Wolf, Plurality, Gipsy Joe and Nav
Blossom also ran.
SECOND RACE-For four-year-olds and up
ward; claiming purse 81 600: six furlongs.
Actress, LOG "a. WILSON,. II to 5, to .
and to 4, won, Bertha s.. 1O5 (PooD ,
8 TO !, 3 TO and TO 8. second; Back
third. Time, rs 2-5. Cobalt Lass, Bet.
Land, Tim NicGee. Annette Tellei' and
THIRD RACE--For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse 81 900; six furlongs.l
Johns Umma, 10i (Bruening), , to I, . to
Cwoodstock). to ., to ) and TO I,
second; Lady Luxury. 10s (ColtilettD, 2 to
!. to and 2 to :. third. Time, rs 2-5.
Frank, Satana, Silence and Grass Tree
FOURTH RACE-The Our Bob Handicap:
for three-year,olds and upward; purse
los Mooney, to ., z TO 10 and out, won;
Tan Son. 100 q,ang). 3 to !; to 2 and out,
second; Rapid l,sS pay ,on 6wsinerl,- to 2.
three starters.
FIFTH RACE--For three-year-olds: allow
ances; purse 81 900; one mile. Commander
McMeekin. 110 (ZoelIer), 8 to 10, . TO :,
and / to 6. won; Ashland. 1o7 Mccoy. .
20 /, 3 to 8 and 10 3. second; Sweepy,
i0I PooD. to I, 20 and TO 10,
third. Time, IA 4-5. Bullet, The Venge-
ancc, Silent King and Lieutenant Colonel
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For four-year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse 81 600; one mile and
sixteenth. Gray Gables, ii3 CPooD. 1
TO .. TO and 1 to 10, won; Gourmand
1o3 U.ang). 70 !. TO ) and to .. sec
and y to ;, third. Time, 80 A.. Attorney,
Tantalus and Wexford also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-For four-year-olds and
and a sixteenth. Copyright. 107 Uang), II
to y, to 10 and to 3. won: Verify, 107
tWilson). 1S to >, TO 3 and to - sec
ond; Broom Peddler, 107 tGantner), II to
3. TO 10 and TO 3, third Time. 30,
Bond. Searchlight Third and Devil Dog also
ran.