The New York herald., 1920-01-26
RIGHT ANGLE Is
RIGHT ON EDGE
Steps Six Furlongs on Havana's Fast
Track in l;i1 and Pays
10 for 4.
lspeclal Catle 70 the Herald.l J

HAVANA, Cuba. Sunday.-Willie Dug.
gan's Right Angle. meeting some oi
the best sprinters at six furlongs on the
local track easily defeated his field il
the Morro Castle Handicap. which carried
a net value of 5000, at Oriental Park
today The victory of the son of Peter
Ounce was somewhat of a surprise, as
his last race was below his true form
and on that race the public neglected him
in the betting, the gelding going to the
post at 10 TO /.
Right Angle was on his good behavior
at the barrier. and when the start came
a. Collins broke him off well in his stride,
and with his tremendous early speed he
soon had a long lead, being fully eight
lengths in front as the field swung into
the stretch. All during the run home
Collins was looking back, and won easing
up by four lengths, with Cromwell Sec
ond, three lengths before Surplice Right
Angle stepped the first quarter OF a mile
in O:22 S-5, the half in 0:46 flat and the six
furlongS in Ill, which equals the track
record for the distance.
Lackawanna, running right back to her
previous good races, scored in the han
dicap fifth on the card but IL required
her best effort to win. Under the light
weight she was permitted to steal long
lead and it was only in the final furlong
that she showed any signs of getting
tired, but held on gamely and won in a
drive by a length. Legal was second,
four lengths in front of Walnut Hall.
Lackawanna and Walnut Hall ran
coupled as the Armonis Stable.
The results:-
First RaeeaPurse 5000: three-year-olds and
:S$Sse 49 fetlSss4SS; is p.;;
and TO ., third; Time. 1:l22-5. Assumption
Masty Lou Beverly James Apple Jack and Arthur
second Race Purse $500: three;y year -clds aud
oar Cub In s fGe "ns Gneef tn fa
aud , to D first; Annabelle 90 darrell, s to 3.
Tne 5nS to snG TO oa J. EsG ssr lot fmd
;@ 80 Ravensea, Sariora and Diomed also ran.
ward; claiming; one mile The TalEer' ioi lbs
nrS4ihmDalo o S oIDi sgen and to fgst
! to ). second; Plantarede, Io1 ccarmodyi, s to $
ySr to saS Ned t. r tfT T%s 40 4 oa
Fourth Race"si. Rae; go. added; MORO Castle Han
Right Angle. 1i6 lbs "a. Collins, 10 to l. 4 to
and to l. L. first; Cromwell i26 Mountain) a, TO
NEE, 5 toi 8 to aud to > third Time iii.
Bazaway. Srocco. different Eyes. 'Bally. Marse
John and Skies Knob also ran. coupled.
Fifth Race.-Purse $500: three-years old and
upward: handicap; one and sixteenth miles
ckawanna. 100 lbs. tCarmc1yl ) to . even
aDd out. first: Legal. l06 ikcderis). S TO 3. to
. and out second 'Walnut Hall. 107 lPenalverl,
: !, e ? even and out; third Time. 1:45. Buford'
Sixth Race.--Purse 5000: four-year-ods and
upward: claiming; one mile. Manokin. 100 lbs.
lManganl. to }. TO and TO 2. first; Candle
Light. los Lux 10 /. 6 to } and 3 to 3 second !:
W. Ward lol Gletcherl. 4 TO- l.. s 10 and
Golden Chsnce. Pierot and High Tide also ran;
Seventh eace.-Purse $500: four-yearolds aud
UPWARD: claiming; one and one ixteeuth miles.
Rncknail, los lbs tB3wn,; to !. TO : and
and ( to 3. second; zoie. a5 Woods. ) to ?,
ever and l to 2. third. Time. 1i5. Grace.
Fountain Fay and Ellison also ran.