The Washington herald., 1922-01-22
SON OF BLACK JESTER WINS
FEATURE ATHAVANA TRACK
The Pirate Second By Half Length Cur
rency Staggers Home to Capture Second
Race-Cuba Encanto Wins Third.

HAVANA. Cuba. Jan. 21.-End
Man, the imported son Of Black
Jester, accounted for the feature Of
an ordinary card here at Oriental
Park this afternoon. The distance
was one mile. The winners time
OF 1:3s was considered extremely
fast. being only sfour-fifths Of a
t, second slower than the track
record. End Man led The Pirate
by half length, while Sweep Clean
was this. The purse was worth
$500 to the winner.
End Man, with Sweep Clean. closed
to favorites. but The Pirate al
IL to to win was the extreme
outsider and surprised by keeping
pace with the ultimate winner un.
til within a few jumps Of the wire
when Robinson on the imported
horse outrode Fields on The Pirate
Fields ride on the place horse was
a nne one, however, and this young
ster shows much promise.
The first race brought together
an ordinary lot of three-year-olds.
Mooresque and Acosta were tns
choices. but the winner turned up
in Navisco which ran In mucn I'M
proved form, Acosta was probably
he not been buffeted about round :
ing the far turn, but as II was.
he, had to be ridden hard TO peat
Thistlebloom for the place.
The speedy Currency managed to
stagger in half a length In front
OF Sunrose in the second race. The
winner drew away into a command
ing lead In the early stages but
tired badly in the stretch run
Judge Budrow found the track a
, bit too hard and would not exteho
himself at any stage.
Cuba Encanto, the Cuban bred
colt, which races under the coiors :
Of E. c. Grifith, added to MS Ist
of victories when he made run
away affair of the third. Pickens
had him in hand all the way oest-
ing Fincastle in handy style al
the finish. Donpepe. another Cuban
bred. finished third. Back OF the
winners was Harmonious. Quesado
and Bistouri, the latter being the
we'll bred stallion which August
Belmont sent to Cuba and was
making his first appearance IN
Cuba with his colors up.
The results:
First Race - Three-year-olds;
claiming; purse 500; 5h furlongs'
Navisco, 1I0 CPickens), to ], to
2 6 to S: Acosta. 100 (ScheffeD.
toS. 1 to 3; Thistlebloom, los (kel..
saw. TO S. Time. 1soS. Also ran;
Mrs Grundy, Who Can Tell. Don
Manuel, Big Noise and Mooresque,
second Race-Four-year-old and
up, claiming: purse 500; 5h fur
longs: Currency. 116 (Fields). TO
. even. to 2: Sunrose, lO2
Iswart). 8 to 5, 4 to s; Billy Boots
fo7 CPeyic), , to 5. Time. 1:os 80
Also ran: LisZt. Invincible. Judge
Rudrow and Carl Roberts.
Third Race-Three-year- and
mn. purse s7Oo: 5ls furlongs: Cuba
Encanto. 100 (Pickens), to 2
even to S; Fincastle, 100 (ken-
nedy). to 2. Ito 4: Don Pepe, lOO
CBurns), s to S. Time, 1:oI. Also
ran: ostelle, Monwinks. ouesado'
HarmonIque, Leenrack and BIS
tourL
Fourth Race-Four-year-old and
nm. claiming; purse 800: l mile
and so Yards: Light Fantastic
1O2 CMoore). to 1, to l., even
Cork los CPrible), 4 to S. to D;
Fair and Warmer, 10 (Josiah),
10 5. Time, 1:45 Is. Also ran;
Saw When, Audrey A. Toyalong
Guardsman, Pokey B., Consul ano
Slick I'd
Fifth Race-Three-year-olds and
up: l mile: Endman, ITO (hopln-
son). s to 5. to 5, 1 to 5; Tne
Pirate, 11O CFields), 3 to l, to D
sweep Clean, ia (Kelsay), l TO .
Time, 1889. Also ran: Hutchinson
Eleanor S. and Lee Enfield.
sixth Race-Four-year-olds and
up; mile and so yards: Jaeobean
700 (Maiben). 4 to 1. to 1, to O.
wiseman. los CPrible), to 5, l to
5: Hocnir. los (ScheffeD. to o
Time. I:44 is. Also ran: Hazel W.
I.oyaiist. FirewOrth, and Blazeaway