The New York herald., 1922-12-18
Carrie Moore Second by Half
Length, With Favorite,
Discussion, Beaten Off.
MARGARET WARE WINS
Ambrose Waits With. San
Diego and Beats the firing
Memphis q Length.

HAVANA. Dec. 1.-THE spacious
grand stand at Oriental Park this
afternoon was crowded with the elite
Of Havana. even standing room in
>the clubhouse balcony being at a pre-
MUM. It was an ideal day for out
door sport. with well balanced pro-
gram provided by the management
proving the magnet. The first four
events were sprint affairs. while tho
last three called for Journeys over the
route ground
The third race resulted in an upset.
Cock O. the Roost, with Suite up.
winning and paying $3.50 for each
- mutuel ticket.
81 Carrie Moore set fast pace in the
early stages. and at the top Of tho homo
stretch It looked as though she had the
race won. but in the Anal furlong Cock
O. the Roost came through next the in
side rail and finishing with rare game
ness got up In the final strides to win
by scant half length. Discussion.
the tavorite. finished fifth and was
claimed by J. H. Parsons Tor t1.1oo.
: ~ Adventures Tires BADLY.
Adventures. a first time starter Of
the meeting. found strong support in
the opener. She started like a winner
and led to the eighteenth pole. where
she curled up and dropped out of con-
tention The winner turned up in Mar
saret Ware. which came from behind
with rush and won going away from
Illusionist.
Ambrose waited with San Diego In
the second race and trailed OF the pace
until we'll into the home stretch before
making an effort. When called upon
San Diego responded with better cour-
age than he usually displays AT the
hnish he beat out the firing Memphis
by a length
Sirocco made runaway affair Of the
fourth race. in which Dickens got him
Off with the l~aders and was soon out
In front racing under slight restraint.
Sirccco was In hand until the last fur
long, where he drew away into q two
lengths lead. Toney Beau came from
last place to set up In time to beat
Applejack I'd by head for the place.
Coscorron. the winner Of the fifth
race. was swervfng all over the track III
the stretch run. Gross had to stop
riding to straighten him out and when
'
commanding lead. Walter Turnbow was
second and the favorite. Stonewail. third.
FL Coronel and Prunes fought II out in
the sixth, the former proved the gamer
Of the two. winning by a neck.
The Pirate made q runaway affair Of
the seventh race, winning by large
margin. Prospector was second. coming
from last place In the stretch run to beat
the firing Mig by head for the place.
The winner was claimed by J. A. Par
sons for $3.50. S. Mcneil ciamed Stone-
wall for $3.50.
Tho summaries.
FIRST RACE.s!x furlong.: purse 400: two;
40 M.TTsses nG IS 60 woe ~
iusionist. 1o1 tMerimee). $50 and $3.so.
second; rissan; ici g. .Sand Sr,isnansd; WsG
n,ond. Nutty and Adventures also ran.
SECOND RACE-For three-year-olds and up
half iurIonss: San Diego. iee iAmSro..5. !.
e@o. seo spa ,asc G and rHa ns%nS ..ooad Deer
Trail. lo6 (pickens). $3.50. third. Time.
A., Fayelle, Pittsburs and Felix NJ also
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward; claiming: purse 800: five and one.
Carrie % Moore. liz sF,eid.). 81. 10 VD and $50
second: Hohokus. Ill (batll, x49O. thtrd
Time, I :06 3-5. Valentine d'Or, Discussion.
Ras. Wedgewcod and Currency also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming; purse $500; six furlongs:
Sirocco, Ill CPickens). $500. ~ and 81. 30
won: Tony Beau, Ill (Stutts), $500 and
43.70. second !. AppleJack H.. los CTaylor).
%. third. Time 1 ia 1-5 Old Sinner.
Panaman. Assumption, Walk Up. Janku.
Titania. Lustre and Mumbo Jumbo alsS
FIFTH RACE--For three-year-olds and up
ward: claiming: purse 500: one mile and
three-sixteenths: Coscorron. p5 (Gross),
bow. fas CKirk). $500 and s., second; F;
StcOewAn, 100 (ScheffeD, e2.60, third.
Tive. I 80 8-5. Bryniimah. Battle Noun
tain. Wakefield and Cavalier also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ror three-year-olds and up
ward. claiming; purse 800: one mile and
fifty yards: I'll Coropel. f07 (McLaughiin). I.
$3.50. $500 and u. won; Prunes. 10T
tObert). e17e0 and $50. second Bob
Thayer, 100 GRAY. t4:20. third. Time.
~ l-b. Berretta, Kathleen r.. Bob Giles
and Nellie Yorke also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-For three-year-olds and
upward: claiming: pure 500; one mile
and fifty yards: The Pirate, 100 (F1elds),
$50, $3.50 and out. won; Prospector, if0
[Afnbrose). ~ and out. second: Mig nj
(Mcfaughlin). out. third. Time 1 :SS as
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