New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Miss Mullins, Equal Favorite
With Winner, Finishes Second
The Boy, Under Heavy Inn
post, Third; Long Shots
Sweep Card in Early Races
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HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 1T.--BeNe of
Elizabethtown, the five-year-old daugh-
ter of Jack Akin Cloistress, won the
Tulipan Handicap, a five and a half
surlong. dash for all ages, which fea-
turcd the card at Oriental Park this
$fternoon. Miss Mullins, an equal fa-
vorite with the winner, was close Sec
ord, and The Boy. which carried a
heavy impost, was third.
only four horses we're entered and
al started The Boy, which does not
perform up to his highest standard on
fast track, was quoted at evens.
while Belle of Elizabethtown and Miss
Munins were to S. Koran. the other
starter, was the outsider and ran to
torn. finishing poor fourth Belle
or Ehzabe thtown, closely followed by
Miss Mullins, caught The Boy, which
was off first at the halfway mark.
Raging into the stretch, McLoughlin,
on Miss Mullins, tried to get up. but
mount he had little trouble shaking
OF the contender. The race was worth
$1,000 to the winner.
!. a last track and fine weather
prought out near record holiday
crowd, and the spirited racing result
cd in several upsets. The first race
saw the talent clinging to M. d. Suggs's
VINO Can Tell, which it was reported
would graduate from the maiden class
IN ronlp, but a last-minutc plunge on
Awning changed things somewhat. for
tnis one outgamed the favorife in a
drive. Who Can Tell tired badly and
Sun Girl, an 8 to shot, came un fast
and took second place to Awning.
fhe second race resulted in another
defeat for the favoritc. Timothy J.
logan under clever ride from Jockey
sPr,ble, got first money. with Ravensea
and hentmere, also outsiders, second
and third, respectively.
Hard luck followed the form n|avers
In the third event, claiming affair
at SIX furlongs, when Black Baby and
Sunrose beat out Starkadcr The win
uer paid to /. and Sunrose was as
good as to 1 for place. Starkader ran
siugglshly, and Black Baby, which ia
a maiden owned by w. F. Knc cbelkamp.
performed in high class manner.
The results:
Z First race tpursc, 500; for two-year-
spias; Claiming; five and half furlongs)
~ - TO 2 won; Sun Girl, 80 tscheneIl. 8 to i,
s1 Z, =, to 4 and TO s. second; Who Can Tell
aSrd me 1:e9 e S. BIC sG Nsss sns coons to
TEX. King b., Carruthers and swift
scrickct also ran
& Second race lpurse; 800; for three-year-
Timothy s. Hogan, io7 Prbble9 ila aori0nfs' to
- to and to s, won: Ravensea. 11S
ssn,ish, IS ,S /; 70 and to sss; s. sscond
~ to 5. third Time. 1:14 is. Win All.
tRey Ennis. Cortez. Toy Along. Felix NJ.
sSlis sErank Burke, Acclamation, James and
~ ~ hippoorwill also ran.
II Third race tpurse, 500; for three-year-
s5SIds and upward; claiming; six furionrs)
black Baby, 80 tScheffcD, to /, Z to
md md Z to TO-; won; sun Rose. 1o4 (chal-
l.. 4 fn "a,
.stsrkader. ilo aPribble5, to !. l. to oeSonu ani
to 9: third. Time. 1913 s-5. Miss IIiiar-
isy; Yeomanete, Red. Haran. All vezina,
Fuliux and Princess Myrtle also ran
Handicap; for ali ages. five fe's and 1'lnat half
fqrlongs)-Bells OF Elizabethtown. ii4
.rieids,. .usf;n o5 to E to and out, won; Miss
and out second, The Boy, 122 (Robinson).
even, to and out, third. Time, sos S.
Koran also ran.
i-End Man, Ill (Robinson), to Q. 8 to s
send to s., won; Ed Garrison, los (Fields).
Chance. lot (Pribble), to 2, even and
a to 2. third. Time, liza. Gratian, Billy
Boots lnyinctble., Norfolk Belle, Old Sin
also ran.
81 sixth race tpurse, 500; for three-year-
oios and upward: claiming; mile and fifty
ynTdds'tDolph, var II lo6 4Pribble>, to !, to s
to !. even and to S, second; starkey,
th,rd TIL dlNeTPineay2' Tima to 2 to and to g.
iimah and Fair and Warmer also ran.
Seventh race tpurse, 500: for three
ysar-olds and upward; claiming; mile and
nifty yards)--Loveliness SO (McLaugh.in),
los tscheffel). 4 to i. to and to To-
second; Foster Embry, 1o5 twalls). to s.,
z sn.sa to and to s. third. Time, l:4s rs:
rCrumpsall also ran