The New York herald., 1922-03-01
JOCKEY COLTILETTI
UNDER SUSPENSION
Punished at New Orleans for u
Ride on Bunga Buck-Remy
DOrr Ruled Off.

New ORLEANS, La. Feb. 2S.-BunGa
Gras Handicap. feature of the closing
Nulcain and Mary Orr, took the Mardl
days sport at the Fair Grounds to-day.
He won with such case over seven others
that even the carnival holiday makers
we're compelled to wonder II he were
qualifying in recent efforts for to-days
rich reward. with its s3.565 to the win
ner. United Verde. the preferred one of
the c. w. Clark entry and top weight
with his 124 pounds. was second and
Sands of Pleasure third.
The mile and quarter was run In
2 09 3-5 over a heavy track and before
one of the greatest crowds that has ever
thronged the Fair Grounds Park.
After the crowd had dispersed the
stewards met and after long deliberation
issued the following ruling:
For violation of turf ethics and rules
of the Business Mems Racing Associa-
tion Remy Dorr is warned off the turf
and Jockey Frank Coltiletti Is indef-
initely suspended"
Dorr is a local boxing referee. He
became identified with racing few
years ago. Last summer in New York
he acted as betting commissioner for
spectacular Eastern operator Because
OF his standing in the boxing world and
the friendship many members of the rae
ing association exhibited for him IL was
easy TO gain the confidence OF some of
the younger riders here.
coltiletti is under contract TO Mrs.
Payne Whitney and left here about ten
days ago TO report to its Eastern head
quarters. The ruling Is generally ac-
cepted TO be the outcome Of Coltilettis
handling of Bunga Buck on January IL.
1t is alleged that Dorr offered trainer
J. II. Davenport $f00 for permission TO
have Coltiletti ride the colt. which was
beaten under a wierd looking ride. Sew
eral other cases which the stewards have
had under consideration have been dis
charged without publicity after great in
fluence had been brought to bear BY local
politicians who bad invited the form
offenders here" The results:
FIRST RACE-The Victor Purse Of $1,000:
for two-year-olds: allowances: four fur
longs-Prince X, 123 (Zoeller), to >,
I to . and to :. won Lady Boss. 100
Rork, li2 tButwelD. . TO !. 10 > and
to 1. third Time. o:30 i-5.i Also ran
Marjorie Wood. sMascotte, Prince OF Im-
bria. Miss Brettenham. Hambone and
Anita Hampton Coupled, :. u. Good
SECOND RACE-Tor three-year-olds and up
ward: claIming purse 81 900; six furlongs-
The Decision. los CLang). TO :. even
and to .. won: Rolo. 90 fBrueninsl.
10 to I, 4 to and . to I. second Fluzcy.
100 CGnntner). II to l. 70 and 70 J..
third. Time. 1916 i-5. Also ran-Philan-
derer. Panaman. Bright Lights, Plain Bill,
Bugle March. Iron Boy, Doric and kirah.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming purse ~ 900; six furlongs--
Van Sylvia. oG (GRntner). to =. to .
and to 3, won; Turnabout, 10i tWilson).
3 to !, q 10 > and 3 to >. second Two
Pair 1Ot a.. McpermotD, 10 !, 70 !
and 10 - third. Time, :18 10. Also
ran--rlantoon. Bonero Blue. Sandalwcod,
Ragazza Chief Bsrthel. Miss Dixie. Car.
North Shore and Titania.
FOURTH EACE--Thc Carnival Purse ~
81 900: for four r-year-olds and upward
allowances; one mile aud seventy yards
BIff Bang, 10 CThomasl. to !. 70 !
and to 10, won: Pastoral Swain, a 10
tNolanl, 10 10 I. 2 to and 10 = second
Gain de Cause. I07 CLangl. " 70 !. ! 70 !