The New York herald., 1922-01-29
FOUR IN A ROW FOR
LORENA MARCELLIA
B. A. Jones Juvenile Runs Like
Good Filly and Beats H. p.
Whitney's True Filler.

HAVANA, Jan. 2S.-ATudders had their
Park. The heavy rains which set in
last night made the footing sloppy in
spots and greasy in other places. The
change in the going was responsible for
several Withdrawals. The majority Of
those left fancied the going and players
had good line on the mud running
abilities OF the different racers that
sported silk.
Il. A. JoneS's two-year-old f1lly Lorena
Marcellia added another to the list of
victories scored at the meeting when she
made show OF the opposition in the
6rst race, a dash Of three furlongs,
which she won with ease by three
lengths from Harry Payne Whitneys
Ally True Filler. Lorena Marcellia car
ried the top weight of 124 pounds, raced
True Filler or his feet in the stretch rum
then drew away to an easy lead and
finishing in the worst of the going. won
we'll In hand. To-day's victory was the
fourth I'm as many starts for Lorena
Marcellia- She is easily the best young
ster ehown.
The Opportunity Handicap. the pro-
grams feature, brought some Derby
colts together Ileweliyn showed he
is a superior mudder and won. He con-
ceded Jumps Of weight to the opposition,
moved up With a rush entering the
honestretch. drew away into an easy
lead in the last furlong and won with
something In reserve two and a half
Lengths in front of the speedy Cuba
Encanto.
Springvale showed he is a mudder
when he beat Bengalese, which was
l to 2 favoSlte in the second race. Ben
aglese showed in front for sixteenth,
when Springvale got up on almost even
terms with him In the stretch and drew
away to win by a length.
Stonewall, whose reputation as a mud
der has been pretty well heralded since
the meeting began. found the track to
his liking and had no trouble winning
the third. The results:
FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds purse 500:
three furlongs; Lorena Marcelia, 124 U.il-
ley), even. TO and out, first: True Flyer,
1f5 tKelsay), 8 TO 8, 1 to 3 and out,
second; Seth Lemon, 1i0 (Dominick), 4 to
1. to and out, third. Time, 036 2-5.
Tenderseth. Straight Shooter and Miss Beu-
iah also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four-year-olds and upward;
claiming; purse 500; five and a half fur
longs: Springvale, 1Oo (Pribbie), to l. 8
to and to 10. first; Bengalese, Ill (Con-
nors). 1 TO 2. I TO and 1 TO 20. second;
Medusa. 110 (Smith). to 1. to 5 and Z
TO 10. third. Time. 1 10 2-J. Lyric, Hat
rack and Eamoau also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-yenr- r-oids: claiming:
purse 500: six furlongs: stonwoli, 1i2
(Morrissey). 10 3, to and 1 TO s.
first; Athgarven, los (Penman), to 1. .
20 and even, second: Old Folks. los (Ken-
nedy). TO 1, to and 70 g. third.
Time, III 1-5. Blazing Fire, Belle Wrack,
Datusa and Caimito also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-oi opporu-
nifty Handicap; purse 5000; ak furoings:
Lleweliyn, 116 tKennedy). even. 20 ! and
out, first Cuba Encanto. 10T (Picken.).
10 1. to and out, second; Don Pope, oS
(SchcffeD, to !. 10 1 and out, third.
Time. / :15 2-5. Eebuke and Ultimata also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four-year- olds and upward
claiming purse 500; one mile and a six
tecnth Tawasentha, 101 CKennedy). 9 10 I,
to and 2 to 5, first: Fair and Warmer,
los (Joslah). Z TO ., q to 8 and 3 10 o.
second; Audrey A., 90 (Afoore). 3 70 ., 20
and 4 to 4. third. Time, ] :J3 f-5 BY
Gone. Star Flank. Stir Up and Guards
man also ran.
SIXTH RACE-F'our-year-old and upward:
claiming; purse 500: one mile: Golden
Chance. i0I (Pribble), 20 I. TO and
= out. first: Poilu, 107 (Chalmers). TO ..
60 3-snd out, second: Good Hope, 102
Fieidsl, 10 I. 20 and out, third
Time, 1854 40. Maysville also ran.