The Washington herald., 1922-01-11
MARION HOLLINS
TAKES FEATURE
ATCUBAN TRACK
Gets Verdict Over Judge
Budrow in Great Duel
Down Home Stretch.

HAVANA. Cuba, Jan. 10. - The
card at oriental Park this afternoon
was a continuous round of claiming
events, with nothing Of particular
interest in the way of horses of
class. Finishes. however. were
close. betting was keen and there
we're several upsets. Probably the
best race Of the afternoon was the
fourth event, a hve-and- a half fur
long dash for 4-year-olds and up
ward. which was won by Marion
HolIins.
Marion Hollins and Judge Budrow
were installed s-to-5 favorites in an
eight-herse field, and this pair pro.
vided one OF the most thrilling I'm
ishes OF the day. the former getting
the verdict by a neck after a great
duel down the homo stretch. Hoover,
an S-to-1 shot, was the best of the
rest. Judge Budrow set the pace up
TO the last turn. when Mclaughlin
urged his mount to the front and
outrode Penman on Judge Budrow.
Sun Girl led a large field to the
wire in the opener, defeating Bounce
handtly. Elias o.. the choice of the
public. was third. Lee Enfield was
made the favorite IN the second. but
was beaten n length by Pittsburgh.
Willie Woods was third.
n -
down in defeat. This one ran for
exercise In the third. which was
won by Old Sinner. a s-to-1 shot
Black Sheep nosed out Ed Garrison
for the place. The fifth event found
the talent right for Col. Lit man.
aged to beat out Foster Embry in a
driving finish.
The closing race resulted in a
popular victory for Mary Jane
Baker. which came from nowhere
to beat w. G. McClintock by a nose.
The winner suffered interference
and appeared to be hopelessly out
OF II, but came with a great rush
In the stretch and outgamed the
outsider. Johnny O'Conneil was
third.
The results:
First Race - For 3-year-olds;
claiming: 800; furlongs. Sun
Girl. los (ScheneD, Z to 2, 6 to 8,
. TO 8; Bounce, lis (Robinson), 3 to
1, to S: Elias o, 1o3 CwalIs), 1 to
]. Time. 1:14 2-5. Don Manuel,
Mary d. Carruthers, wreckIess, Bit
ter Biting, Plurality and Fictile also
ran.
Second Race For 4-year-olds;
claiming; 800; 5Ik furlongs. Pitts
burgh. liz (Kelsay). 3 to !, even,
] to 2: Lee Enfield, 1l2 (Dominick).
2 to 8. to s.; w. Woods, lo7
(Burns), 6 to s. Time. 1907 As.
Thoughtless, Beauty, Light Fsntas-
tic, Rey Ennis, Encrinerator and
Dragon also ran.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and
up: claiming: 1900: 5h furlongs.
Old Sinner. 1o7 (Kelsay). 6 to l. 2
to !, even; Little Black Sheep, -
(Swart). even, 2 to s; Ed Garrison.
i05 (Penman). 2 to 5. Time, 1905 As.
Koran, Old Folks and Blaze Away
also ran.
Fourth Race-For 4-year-olds and
up; claiming; 500: sh furlongs
NJ. Hollins, 1o7 (McLaughlin), 8 to S,
. to s. I to 3; Hoover. 112 (Mc-
Ccrkle). s to s. Time, 1907. Great
Hawk. indian, Toss Up, Kent More
and The Belgian I'd also ran.
Fifth Race-For 4-year- and
up; claiming: 500; mile and SO
yards. Col. Lit. 1os (Penman). Z to
5. to 2. to 4: Foster Embry. Ios
OHunt), 6. to 8. . to 8: Golden
Chance. 100 tPible). to 3. Time.
l:42 is. Byrne. Mack Garner and
Dolph also ran.
Sixth Race-For 4-year-olds and
up; claiming: 500; lis miles. NJ
J. Baker. 100 (Penman). Z to s. l to
.. l to 4: W. G. McClintock. 103
(HunD, s to s, 4 to s; J. O'Connell,
80 (Burns), even. Time. 1:4S 2-5.
Zoie, Navajo, Ava r. Tim ]. Hogan,
Little Gink and Parol also ran.