The New York herald., 1922-01-22
End Man Beats Field Of
MiIers in Feature in Cuba
Sets Fast Pace and Wins by
Half a Length.

Special Cable to THE NEw YonK HERALD.
HAVANA, Jan. Elf. A. Gosss inn
ported gelding End Man beat a field of
fast milers in to-day's feature at ORR
entail Park. Robinson had the mount
and made all his own pace beating The
Pirate by half a length in a driving
finish. The winner set fast pace from
the start and was in hand until tho
final furlong. Sweep Clean was third.
beaten a length for the place. The win
rcr ran the mile in .39.
The first race brought together an
ordinary lot of three-vear-olds. Moor
esque and Acosta were the choices. but
the winner turned UP in Navisco, which
ran in much improved form. Acosta
was probably the best, and might have
won had he not been buffeted about
rounding the far turn. but as 1t was he
had to be ridden hard to beat Thistle
bloom for the place.
The speedy Currency managed TO stag
ger in half a length in front Of Sun
Rose in the second race. The winner
drew away into a commanding lead. In
the early stages but tired badly in the
stretch run. Judge Budrow found the
track bit too hard and would not ex-
tend himself at any stage.
Cuba Encanto. the Cuban bred colt.
which races under the coIors of e. G.
Griffith, added to his list of Victories
when he made a runaway affair of the
third. Pickens had him in hand all the
way. beating Fincastle in handy style
at the finish. The results
FIRST RACE-For thrce-ycar.olds: claim.
Ing purse, 500; five and half furlongs.
Navisco, 100 CPickens), @ 10 I, . 10 and
. 70 8 and to 2. second: Thistieblooro'
lpe tkelsay), 70 J.. ) 10 and q 10 -
third. Time, I :Os Is. Mrs. Grundy, who
Can Tell. Don Manuel. Big Noise and
Mocrcsque also ran.
SECOND RAcE--For four-year-olds and nm
ward; claiming; purse. 500; five and n
halt furlongs. Currency, 1ig ,Fields), .
to. = even and ! 70 ., first: Sun Rose. 1O2
second Bily Boots, fn7 CPevic). 10 ..
70 and. TO 3. third. Time. .O6 as.
Liszt. Judge Budrow. Invincible and Car
Roberts also ran.
THIRD RAcE--For three-year-olds; nurse.
500; five and half furlong. Cuba En-.
canto, 104 Pckcns). to 2. even and
70 . fret Fincastle, 1o2 ,Kenncdy), s 20
.. TO and TO 4. second Don Pcpe 100
,BurnsD, Z TO 1. TO . and to 3. third
Tine, ;o7. ostelle. Moonwinks. Quesada
Harmonique. Leenrack and Bistouri also
ran
FOURTH RACE-For four-yea r-olds and up-
ward claiming; purse, 500: one mile and
fifty yards. Light Fantastic. 100 (Moore)
to 4, TO ] and even. first; Cork. 100
Pribblel, 2 TO /. to 3 and . to 5, second
Fair and Warmer, 110 (JosIah). Z 20 ].
to and to 8, third. Time, 1 40 rs.
Little Dear and Chimera were scratched.
FIFTH RACE-For three -year-olds and up.
ward; purse, 5000 one mile. Endman
ITO Robinson). @ TO B, 2 TO 9 and I 20 o
first; The Pirate. ff0 (Fields). 10 TO I,
20 I and 8 to ), second: Sweep Clean. n.
(f<elsay), q 60 .. TO and 20 s. third
Time. 80. Hutchison, Eleanor S. and Lee
Enfield also ran.
SIXTH RACE-for four.year-oids and up
ward: claiming purse. 500; one mile and
fifty yards. Jacobean, 104 (Msiben). 4 q
1, 8 TO aud 10 o, first; Wiseman. los
CPribble). o 90 3. 20 8 and TO 3. second
lfocnir. io5 (Scheffel, 10 to I. 3 20 and
10 3. third. Tine, 80 ~. Hazel W.
l.oyalist. Tlrcworth and Baseaway 81 )
ran.