New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-01-10
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First i'm Chief
Race atHavana
Result in Caribbean Stakes
a Big Surprise; Mum
BIO Jumbo Wins Again
Special Gable to The ry4aur.

cpcC1us Cuote 20 The tribune
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 9.-Lackawanna,
under the light weight of 81 pounds,
made remarkable run in the last half
mile to gain the decision in the rich
Caribbean Stakes, which featured the
card at Oriental Park to-day, defeating
The Pirate by head, with Furbelow
third.
The victory Of Lackawanna was a big
surprise, as her recent efforts were
very poor. She ran in the name of the
Ammonia Stable and was coupled with
Grundy. The entry was at odds on. Bu-
ford attempted to set the pace, but afte r
the first mile Furbelow went into the
lead. Meanwhile Lackawanna was trail
ing the field many lengths back. She
began to move up on the outside at the
far turn and, closing with rush, won
by head The race carriet' a net value
Of S2,73O.
Mumbo Jumbo scored his fourth VIC
tory OF the meeting when he landed
the LIE Noche Handicap, six furlong
sprint. He was a recedng favorite. He
broke well, but was taken back off the
pace to the turn. In the stretch he came
to the outside and in hard drive won
by head. Pastureau. was second, a
length in front of Fright. The six fur
longs was run in the fast time of
1913 1-5.
The results:
First race tpurse 800; s-year-olds and
upward; claiming; furlongs>-Roundel.
lo5 CWilson), to l. even and l to Q won:
Loyalst, ~ lButwelD. to !. 4 to and 2
to 5, second; Twentyseven. 1os tAtkinson),
to /: to 2 and to 5. third Time.
1:iS IT, Top Rung. Ell coronsl, George W.
Tuarora. Willie Woods Rhadames Saga,
James 9. and Helen Lucas also ran.
Second race (purse $500; a-year-olds and
upward claiming; 8 ongsl-Princess
won; Timothy j. Hogan, Ill (ButwelD' )
to l., to and to 5, second: Clark NJ,
1 1bs (E. r Basnes2 to i to and even
orator. Vision. Pokey Jane, Ed Garrison,
Lenora p. and Superior also ran.
Third race (purse 5000; Lenoche Handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and upward; 6 furlongs)--
Mumbo Jumbo ia (Boyle), to 1. to
10 and out, Won; Pastoureau. Ill (But-
well. to J. 4 to and out, second
Fright, 1os twison, 8 to 5. to and
Kit also ran.
Fourth race. (purse $500 4-year-olds and
Upward; ~ furlongsl-Byrne, 10 Pitz),
second Drapery io5 (Atk X n1a TO TO T.
4 to / and 2 to |. third, Time. :o7 as.
and Happy Go Lucky also ran.
Fifth race (s25oO added; s-year-olds and
upward; Caribbean Stakes l and 1-16th
miles)-'Lackaw wanna, 81 (Hunt), to 5.
to and 1 to TO- won The Pirate. 90
lWilson), to l. to and even. second :;
Furbelow: 1o4 (Francis). to |, 4 to s
and l to 3, third. Time. AS 2-5. "Grundy,
Buford, Betty J. and Fireworth also ran
coupled.
Sixth race tpurse $500: 4-year-olds and
upward; claiming and 1-1sth mles)-
and l to 2. won: Blazonry, ia (Eames),
to 2 s to and TO s, second Fly Home,
Io4 'Hunt), to 5. to and l to a.,
Healy and Wilfreda also ran
Seventh race (purse 500; 4-year-olds
and upward; claiming; 1A miles)-Alli-
S. won Bill Hurley. 1o4 (BalD. Is to j. 6 to
and 3 to /. second; Darnley. los (Francis),
! to 2, TO and to TO- third Time.
1854 20 Pierre-a Feu Bucknail Arneri-
can Soldier. Sea Prince. Nightwind. At
torney Muir and Blackthorn also ran.