New-York tribune., 1920-02-22
Isle of Pines
Handicap Goes
10 Fitzgerald
Sirocco, Imported Son of
Sir Godfrey, Takes the
Feature Event at Havana
From a specta, coyrcspo~d,.s

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 21..--rhe clear
weather and hot sun worked wonders
with the track at the Oriental Park
course this afternoon, and as the day
wore. on the going became better, and
ny the time the fifth event was run it
was bordering on fast
The Isle of Pines Handicap, a 5ia
furlong dash for three -year-olds and
upward, served as the stellar attrac-
ton, and it brought out good field Of
ApTinters. Sirocco, owned by E. L.
titzgerald, was returned the winner.
The imported son Of Sir Godfrey mado
it two in a row when he galloped off
with the event In the good time Of
1907 4-6. He took the lead at the start
and won easily by two lengths.
Panhandler, the II. p. Whitney cast
off. made show of his field in the
baby race, the first on tho card. He
was an odds-on choice, and, taking the
lead in the final quarter, he won pull
ing up by FIVE lengths.
Glider was surprise in the second
event, leading home d big field His
price in the books was to |, while in
the mutuel form Of wagering the price
hung out was S63 for a SO ticket The
place price was $3.50 and the show
was S9.40. Glider was fortunate all the
way, and, coming through on the in
side. got up to win by neck. with
Prince Easy second and Sandstone
third
The results:
First race fpursc. $500; for two-year- olds
4 to 8. ! to and to g. won; Dorothy, 10
lMurray), 60 I. | to and to 4. second
Little Pointer 113 Coreyl. 4 to !. to 5
surn and Felix also ran.
Second rnce fpurse $500 FOR three-year-
olds and upward: claiming: six furongs)-
asT to fo won Gpprgan prnea rssy to p.oaz 3 and
; to ?, even and to ., second; smallstone,
80 (F. Hunt). to i. tot and 8 to s.
l, third Tine, lis. Vain Chick, Mineral
carat and Theodore Fair also ran.
Third race (purse $500; for three-y year
olds and upward; claiming; six furlongs)-
Encore' 1o9 tcarmodyl, : to 2, even and
~ TO !, 6 to l and to l. second; Prince
iRonere' ! ios 5F MnnD. to !. to ! and
sopba e1 D. thisn s en rimn mror li5 o ~ nrusiila
Wllfer, Homan and Eel Coronel also ran.
Fourth race (purse. $500; for three year
olds and upward: claiming; five and q halt
torionsS S--Bars and Stars, ll2 GA. Colins)
3 to l. 2 TO and even. won: unwiss
Child. lC7 (Carmody), to 1, to 9 and
to 5, second Delaney. lie lCorey) 5 TO
s J TO and to $. third. Time, los SIS
Hasty Cora and I.itholick also ran.
>, Fifth race (purse. $500; the isis of Pines
iiaHdlcap; for three year olds and upward
fi,e and half furlongs) II;
1PicKensl. even. to . and out won; The
trump, lol (Carmody), to ., to 5 and
out, second: Ruby, 1o1 tBarnes), TO /
=, to ! and out. third. Time. 1:o7 40
The Blue Duke and Sliies Knob also ran
Sixth race (purse, 5000; for three yea
olds and upward, claiming: six furlonxs)-
Gordon Russell, liza (Carmody> to
8 to = and to 5, won; John jr., 1os c.
iowardl, to 5. TO and l to o. second
Enos los (Barnes). Is to l. to and
3 to l, third Time, 1913 l-5. Colder
chance. Mike Dixon. DriffelG and Avior
also ran.
Seventh race (purse, $500 for three.
year-olds and upwards claiming; mile ant
nfty yards s)--Misericorde 1o7 CA. CoIlins)
to J., to 5 and 10 >, won; Miss Swee .
1lS (Crump), to ], ; TO and to 5
second: Legacy, 1la ,Murray). to 5
to ? and l to 4, third. Time l:46 Slip.
perry Silver. Littlecote, Ralph S. and Bev,
elry James also ran.