The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Neddam Heavily Backed.

Neddam, after being heavily backed,
showed an unusually good performance
in the Nip and Tuck purse through go
ing he has never shown any keen relish
for, Mercury showed the early way but
fell before Neddam's challenge in the
final eighth.
The Marshall Brothers smart juvenile
Prince X, fashionably bred son OF
Mont d'Or----ouvojs. was ridden To a
clever score in the Dixie Junior purse.
At the end Of the three furlongs he was
leading No@ata. the spcedier of the
Montfort jones pair. by two lengths.
The latter was an equal distance IN
advance of Daniel, which got up just IN
time TO overtake the firing early pace
maker Hugh!e.
There was considerable discussion
among the banner crowd of the state
nent made by Gov. Parker on Friday
just before his departure for Washing
ton on an official mission. lie declared
then that the Business Mems Racing
Association would either have to get out
Of local politics or out of racing. and
accused the association of attempting to
build up n political machine by its
favors. The results:
FIRST RAcE--ror two-year-olds: allow
ances: the Dixie Junior Purse: purse
81 900: three furlongs. Prince X, 11s
sZosllerl. Z to ?. even and TO ;. frs. ;
:. second fDaniei, lis (ColtilettD. even.
] 90 q and to 9, third. Time. 0:S6. Also
ran--'corto, Tspartana. fkoeiis. Hughis
coupled NJ Jones entry fCoupled H. T.
Griffin entry. occupied Orleans Stable
and A. Slnons entry.
SECOND RhCE-For four-yea --olds and Up
ward; claiming; purse 100; six furlongs.
Anticipate. il3 PooD, 70 !. 10 and
svenS fret; Helen Akin: & IoS tseoeie,' Is Is
1Lyke), TO I. : 10 and to .. third.
Time, I 10 So Also ran-Crest. .ActresH.
Dioclctinn, Lin Bey; Phiiap,derer; Alex;
Paul Connolly.
THIRD RACE-The Golden Rod Purse; FOR
elk furiongs. Tom Hare. Jr.. liz (Garner)
: TO 10, 20 and out. first; Commander
McMeokin. iio (zoellcrl. TO 7. 90 and
10 10, second: Simplicity. I02 (Gantner)
10 1. even and . to >. third. Time.
1;i5 3-a. Also ran-sweepy. Grace Foster
and Cap Rock.
for four-year -olds and upward. allow
ances: purse 81 900; six furlonss. Neddsm.
fi2 (wilson). 20 ., to and to ..
tTs MsTcgs .seo1d l1o s,ssn sss oDDsr 10 O. e los
(Aiooney). 10 TO I. 3 70 and even. third.
Time. rs as. Also ran--clsymore. st.
FIFTH RAcE--The Business Mems Racing
Assoeistion Handicap; for three-year-oids
and upward; s.. 200 added: one mile. United
Verde, ia (Garncr). ~ 10 10. 20 . and
] to T. first; Burfa Buck, Ill mccoy. .
10 . z TO and 70 ., second; Bygone
Days fI3 (Moorcy). TO I. 90 and 20
.. third. Time. al As. Also ran--Duke
John. Sands Of Pleasure. Thimble. Sea
Cove and slippery Elm.
SIXTH RACE-For three-yea -olds and up
ward; claiming: purse 81 600. one mile and
seventy yards. Marsda,e. fOt CWilson). IS
20 Z. q 20 ) and to ;. first: Rep. fi3
fZocller). q 20 !, . TO and even, second:
Balance Wheel. 1o9 tPool). 70 2, 30 D
and 20 .. third. Time, 7 is 40. Also
ran-tirayson, Trantule, Waukeag and
<irah.
SEVENTH EACE-For four-yesr-olds and
upward; cls inning purse ~ 900; one mile
and o quarter Verify. t01 fwilsoT). 20
L. alto and 20 :. first, Marie Eappcld.
los (Mooner). % 20 I. 20 I and 20 J.
pecond: rscarpoiette. to6 tGantner,. 70 20
10. 70 . md 20 Z, third. Time. 2:13 10.
Alao rnn--prownie McDaweli. Young Adam,
King Trojan, Johnny overton. Alex Jr. and
Jack reeves.
Havana Results snd Entries
VIII be found on Page 3 Of this
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