Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-16
HARRY KELLY COPS
Sch0rr'S TWo-Year-0ld Cap
lures S., 900 WhirI Stakes.
WINS BY TWO LENGTHS
He Will Romps Away With Fleet
wing Handicap, Other Feature
at Empire City Track.
WINS BY TWO LENGTHS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Harry Kelly.
a two-year-old colt owned by John W.
Schorr and trained by Ginger" Land.
made his eastern debut at the Empire
City race track this afternoon, and, in
the presence of $4,000 people, walked
away with the $1,000 whirl stakes, the
feature event. Admirably ridden by
young Garner. the handsome son
Of Ultimus and WOODLAND picked up
1877 pounds and ran six other promis-
ing youngsters on their feet, winning
by the greater part Of two lengths
from August Belmont's greatly i'm
proved speeder. Deer Trap, which beat
Andrew Miller's Ticket to the wire by
q scant head.
The other feature race OF the after
noon-the Fleetwing handicap-was
accounted for by Louis Feusters bay
geiding. He Will. winner of the Nevada
handicap at Jamaica. world Of
money was sent in on High Noon,
James Buffers entry for this embryo
classic. but the son of Voter got home
in second position. Ave lengths behind
the leader and two in front of Jacoba, a
black Ally entered by w. r. Coe, which
ran third to Sand Marsh and High
eoon in the Paumonok handicap.
The saddest disappointment of the
afternoon came in the last race of the
day. when Hussy Star Shoot flly
owned by Willis Sharpe Killmer. and
backed into l to 2 favoritism on the
lawn. failed miserably in her attempt
to stall off the challenge of her half
vister, Fairy Wand, from the Clifford
A Cochran stable. Fairy Wand. held
Is cheaply as to / by the memory
brokers, made the atmosphere boil as
she few around the saucer. eventually
beating her relative to the wire by
three generous lengths.
The Summaries.
First race. three ear-olds and upward sell.
ing: about six furlongs-slumber. 1l5 Mink. I
TO and out. won: Bob Hensley. lot (Banb, 4
to 1. to and to 5. second; Libyan Sands
104 'schuttngerl. S to /. s to 8 and to 2,
third. Time. 1.i3. Plumose sprinsmass
Tinkie Bell. Alberta True and Day Day also ran.
Second race: handicap; three-year-olds ana up
4, tshiiiingI. to i. to and i to q. won: ID
Crump. l2s &C. Garner, u 10 10: to and
s sni 'a TO- h'f fhi1 lIi MIMI
Third race the whiri stakes: t~o-year-o Odds:
I'VE and half furlongs-Harry Kelly. III 90.
Garner. TO 5. to ) and to g. won: Deer
Trap. IL: tHsynesl, 20 TO l.; 8 to / and to 2.
and G1s to ) third. Time. To- 49, " Frienaie.:.
sor,ie. Master McGrath and Jack Scot also ran.
Fourth race the Fleetwing handicap; three.
year-olds and upward; about six furiongs-He
VIII. lis tTroxierl. II TO ;. 3 to and l to 4.
won; High Noon. l2s (LoftusJ. Is to 10, ! 10
and to ). second; Jscoba, LOT u. McTag-
sarti. to ]. ) TO and to 5, third. Time.
IL. Fernrock. Coming Tower and Coquette
also ran.
Ffth race. three year Odds and upward sell.
ing; one mile-Carlton c.. l03 Mink, 10 to 1.
10 and = 10 l. won: Good Counsel. 81 tLyke,.
10 ]. = 10 and ), second; Ninety Sim
pie9 los tschuttinget, IS to 8, 8 to 5 and tn
:. third Time. 1.42. Song Of Valley. Fuzzy
wuxzy. Ahnrs. Rey lakewood. Trovato. Humiia
tion, Mslabsr, Ambrose. Monmouth Napier
lioysl Interest and DR.. Gremer also ran.
Sixth race. two-yesr-olds; maiden hilles; I'VE
fariour--Fairy Wand. liz tNcCaheyl. to /
even and TO 8. won; Hussy. Il2 tshiIlinS). 6
10 70. l TO and out. second: Storm Nymph
l12 tsehuttingerb, 20 TO J. to and 2 to /
third. Time. I0l rs. scylla. The Baroness
Namesake. Black Vote and Mother Machree als<
ran.