New-York tribune., 1921-01-24
Fu1'belOw Annexes
Feature at Havana
In Blanket Finish
From a Special CORRESPONDENT

HAVANA, Jan. 23.-With the Mari
anao and The Havana Post handicaps
as the star attractions at Oriental Park
to-day large crowd turned out to see
seven interesting races. The Marianao
event, sprint for three -year-o olds and
upward, resulted in a victory for Nose
Goldblatts Furbelow, which under
kennedy's rousing ride gained the de-
cision in the last stride.
Different Eyes and Belle of Eliza
bethtown alternated in the lead to the
last sixteenth. Furbelow came with
rush and won by head, while Belle of
Elizabethtown defeated Smart Money
length and half for the place The
race carried a net value of $2,39O.
The secondary feature, The Havana
Post Handicap, at a mile and six
teenth, was won by Walnut Hall, which
closed favorite. However, his margin
of victory at the end was small, being
but half length over Exhorter, with
bally third, neck away. The victory
of the Ammonia Stables entry was
largely due to Pickens's strong ride at
the end. when he kept the seven-year-
old gelding, Walnut Hall. in the lead
The distance was run in the good time
Of 1:46, the first mile being negotiated
in 1889 3-5.
The summaries:
First race (purse $500; 3-year- -olds and
upward claiming; s furlorgs gs)-Breadline,
l0i Otennedy), to 5. to 9 and ! to a.
won; sayona. 112 (Crumn9, to /. to s
Time, 1:l4 Plantagenet, voorn. Finis.
shletto, Starkader, Miss Dixie. Biscuit,
SIT Edgar and Lyric also ran.
Second race (purse $500; 3-year-olds:
claiming; frrlongs) gs)-Gratian. 109 (Pen-
man). to 2, even and to 2. won: Roseate
lO7 CE. Ilarnes). 90 /, z to and to 10.
J.. to and even. third. Time, 1l3 3-5
Cigale Natural. Spugs ana Frank Moody
also
nth Third I'd race lpurse 500: 4year-olds and
ven 107 (Dominck), to ]. 3 to / ard
s to 5, won; Merry Feast. 100 (Iangan),
10 10 to J., 4 to and > to !. second; Out the
: TO 3. third: Time. :o6 Is Byrne. Tho
Blue Duke, Black Prince. ma Wood, Polar
CUB and Treadwell also ran.
Fourth race (s2, 600 added; s-year-olds
ana upwards claiming; Marianao Handi-
cap) -~Furbelow, Ill Kennedy), 3 to l.
to ana :; to 5. Won Belle of Elizabeth
town, ia GToffler) 3 to l. 6 to and
Tims = Mul9Do ~ J"a Jambo, sSSn HrfR fR'Fs Of
War, vy'',r Al Aglow. Different Eyes. Grundy,
Mavehona and Just Fancy also ran
Firth race (purse 81. 200: 3-vear-o,ds snd
upWard; Havana Pots Handicap and
l-lCth miles)-Walnut Hall IOs (PicIens)
to o. to 3 and out, Won; Exhorter. I04
trahciS) to ,, even and out, second !;
Baiiy, los lNelsayD, 4 to 1. TO 5 ana out
thlrd. Time, l:iC. Docod and The Pirate
sixth race (purse $500; 4-yoar-olds and
upward claiming. mile and SO yarls)~
Ronndel, 102 (Wilson). S to s, 3 to s and
l 70 g. Won; DouDlet II, 95 Gancaster). 4
20 J. to . and 4 to 3. second. Lady lies
ter, 100 ('enran), Ia to ! & TO , ana ? ro
!. third. Time. l:44 Gunrdsmar. Srnoar
StalWart, Buncrana. WlfredA Timothy J.
Hogan and Bulger also ran
Seventh race (purse $500: 4-year-ol,,s
-Allivan, lo4 CWilson). to /. to 5 and
TO o. Won; Faux Col. 10 (Nennedy), &
10 D. to : and TO I. secord An Smo,e
iV5 ~ barnes). II to |, 3 To l and ) to 2
Soldier, War Plume. Lackawanna and
lh'rd. Time. LAG. pierrc-a Ecu, American
Stepson also ran. "'