New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Sea Prince Is
Easy Victor at
Oriental Park
Takes Maianzas Handicap
After Being Far Behind
in the Early Stages

HAVANA. Cuba. Dee. Sea- Prince.
the consistent son Of Sea King. racing
under the eolors Of the Orient Stable.
added another $1,000 handicap 70 his
list Of victories when he won the Ma
tAnEas Handicap, the feature race al
oriental Park, this afternoon. Sea
Prince, ridden By CAntner, came from
long way back 20 win In easy fashion
AZ the end from Cromwell II was a
dash Of a mile and a sixteenth in which
only four horses went TO the post
big crowd turned out and the
mutuels machines were kept busy at
tending 70 the wants Of those inclined
10 speculate. Racing conditions were
ideal and HavAnA's most exclusive so
eial set was well represented In the
large gathering at the clubhouse and
IN the boxes.
w. McMahan's Marienette duplicated
her easy victory Of the opening day
when she galloped home in front OF
the field In the first race. Obert was
astride her.
IN the second Cock O. the Roost had
to be hard ridden 70 beat out Valentine
dor by a scant half length.
Old Sinner made all his own pace in
the third and won in rather easy
fashion from Major Domo.
Cavalier closed with a rush in the
stretch turn in the fourth, catching
the firing paeemaker. Currency, in the
last fifty yards and beating him out by
length and a half. II was the long
est priced horse 20 win since the meet
ing began, the 81 mutuels paying
S5s.80
Quaker, after trailing the leaders
for the FIRST half in the sixth. went 20
the front with q rush. drew away into
a long lead and was firing at the end.
but lasting long enough 10 beat out
CoseAron by length and a half.
The summaries;
First race (purse. tsoo; for two-year-
oldH; i've furlongsl - Marionetie. 100
(Obert). tiSo ii5o and i2se. won. Noon
French Canadian. los CN. J. Barnssj. 30.
third. Time. 100 IS Happy Moments.
Donna Novlna. Nutty and Iilusionist also
ran.
Second race CpurEe, 800: for All ages;
claiming: five and half furionEsl sl--Coes
iaIo. won; Valentine d'or. 100 OBrunnerl i.
iis30 and iste. second: flycasi. lei
Qandevills1. 1850. third. Time. i.os Is.
MIA 0fuudys NluQH OF 1hhNfes lazy fl'f-
mesn, Huiio and Pittsburgh also ran
Third race fpursA. fTct: for al ages
claiming: five and a half furlonEal-Oid
Sinner, ia (F1sids), ts. $40 and 1850,
won; Major Domo. ia Cffuntl, fii.2o and
So, second. Golden Chance. III fW. Tay-
lori. 1850. third. Time. 1901 IS Koran.
NAB. Golden Red. Win or Quilt and The
Enquirer also ran
Fourth race Cpurse. 1900. for three-ysar-
oids and upward. claiming. aiK furl0ngsl-
Cavalier. fi6 &C. Wiiilams). $3.50. fi2.3o
and 1850. won: Currency. ii0 fHunD. -
and 81. second Black Top. ia fGrayl.
ilio. third. Time. 1:is Is. Awning. Pair
and Warmer. Spods. The Wag and MAlloW-
mot also ran.
Fifth race (purss. $4,000; MatAnzas
Handicap: for all ages. mile and six
teenth)-Sea Prince. IL f0antncrl. 50.
% and out won. Cromwell. III wood .
stock). f3.1b and out. second. Salvo, 100
fchapsiie). out, third. Time. i:ts Is. The
Pirate also ran.
Sixth race (purse. 1900: Tor thres.year-
oids and upward. claiming. mile and nfiy
yards) s)--Quakcr. 100 lPrimross), tiieo
tTTO and iG2o. won; Coscoron. ie2
CNoodntock). 1910 and 1850. second Duke
RHR. i0l (IAnceO. t3Go. third. Time.
i:43. ciceronian. nellie Yorke, Alllvan and
Aftcrnight also ran.
Seventh race (purse. s7oo. for three
year-oida and upward. miie)-Huen. 10
CWails), t7.1o, ta.4o and fifo won; Nic.
100 (Fieldal, tas0 and f2so. second; Ben
ninEton. iis CWiiiiamB), tAio, third.
Time. i.i0 as. Hat Rack. Wiseman.
Edith X. and Bob Giles also ran.