New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Prospect Handicap,
Havana Feature,
Goes to MariOnette

HAVANA. Dee. f6.-Upsets were In
order at Oriental Park this afternoon.
The winners paid their baekers hand
some returns. The helds were partie-
ulsYly well matched and most Of the
finishes we're close enough 70 be inter
eating. the second being particularly
when spods got up in the final stride
to beat ont the firing paeemaksr, Foul
Weather
The Prospect Handicap. q dash Of
six furlongs for twO-year-olds, was
served up ss the attraction. This
proved en- easy victory for T. Mono
hans Narionette. The latter showed
keen speed ana spread-ssgled the field
In the early stages, winning we'll in
hand by a length and half from
Romping Mary. The latter appeared
unable 70 get going In the hrst half
and was O trailer 20 the stretch turn,
where she began closing and, finishing
full Of run, passed all but the winner
in the last sixteenth.
Carrie Moore upset calculations
when she jumped out and won the
opener, in which The Boy was the
odds-on favorite. The latter led 70 the
stretch turn, where he ran out. Carrie
Moore saved ground st this point and.
taking the lead, retained IL 10 the end.
Queereek was second, coming from a
long way back 70 beat out The Boy
By a neck for place.
Foul Weather started out like WIN
ner in the second, raced into long
lead a. the start, but tired badly In the
last sixteenth. Spods got up in the
anal strides 20 beat him out by head.
Mary Riegei, another Disappointment,
was heavily played in the third race,
but could do no better than finish sec
ond 20 India. The latter sprinted into
a five-lenEths lead in the first furlong,
but In the run through the homestretch
was driving hard 70 stall of Mary
Riegel by half length.
Miss Caltha made all her own pace in
the fourth and had margin Of half a
length over Gratian at the finish. AM
brose could have made II further had
he wished. Mss Caltha was the
longest-prieed winner this afternoon,
paying f4s.7O in the 81 mutuels. Duke
Of Wellington set all the pace In the
last winning by couple Of lengths
from Sir Jack.
The results.
First race (for thrce-year-olds and up
ward purse. $500. Eve and half fun
longs)-carrle Moore. io2 (Fisid). tlese.
Canahsn). $3.50 and ss7o. second; The
BOY, 10 (Gsntnsr). ts.fo. third. Time,
:o7 2.5. Uncle Sonny. George Kuffan and
KedRewiek also ran.
gccc,d 40. (for thraaveor.ofda elafy,.
Ing. purse. 1900: six furlongs)-spods. ii2
(McDermott). f23.40, SEQ and 1870. won;
Fowl Weather. iof (YerrstO t3.3o and
tl.eo. second .orris. los t0ross). ,t2o
Foy and Grandson also ran.
Third race (for three-year-oids and up
ward hiies and mares; claiming; purse,
IL Io fT5lSnssI7SS sbS %os Js,v - '9.9sS gsISs
iia N Barnes). t29O and t2Jo. second.
Thistle Queen. ios (stutts), f2so, third.
Time. i;i4f-5. Little Niece. Thistle
Bloom scintirate and Hullo also ran.
Fourth race (for three-year-oids and
purse. 1900: SIX furiongs)--Aiss CaithR.
10 (Ambrose). fts. 10. 1870 and w. won;
0rsusn, lOt ,0esrt) Fs;ge 80, ane tsso, sec so
third. Time. LA 2-5. Mad Neil. Jose
ph.ne X. May Rose and Kitty cheatham
also ran.
Fifth race (ths Prospect Handicap; for
aSfion1tss. rs (obert). ,i7o. tt7o and
tafO, won; Romping Mary. ios g. Gala
hsn), t5.to and t15o, second, Noon 0llde,
io6 (Dowe). 1870. third. Time, l;i2 as.
Rosie. H.. Frank s.. French Canadian and
w lnnipeg also ran.
sixth race (for three-year-olds and up
ward. claiming; purse. 17oo; one mile and
CITY ysrds) Duke OF Wellington. 1i5
(osntner). -. 1870 and $40. won; Sir
, Jack. io5 (BuTkel. sz2 and ts.4o. second
Plbroch rs (Woodstock). $40, third.
Time. l;il3-b. King r.. Drapery, Mlseri-
cords and Parol also ran.