New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-27
An1QckQssin Victor
In CanarSie StQkd
Cochran's Fleet Two.Y.I
Old Leads Field Home !,
Aqueduct F eatur.
BY FRANK O'NEILL

Clifford A. Cochrsn's two-y.,r.ols q.
Amackassin won the sixteenth r,,,,.
OF the Canarsie Selling Stake,
duct yesterday afternoon. I.v,,
second consecutive victory 70, wi
Cochran in this stake, for G.n.,, A.!
chestnut FLY by Star Shoot, w..
over the line last year. a"|
Amackassin led a fair hela,,.
margin Of one length, and Wa. oy q
away at the end under a yieoror.. :,t
by McAtee. A fast breaker, the a.. ~. !,
Sweep established himself In /, r ,.s y
nent position at the starr, IN, ,- 80.
never very far in front Of Co."
tt csc two fought il out head, ,,,,.s
part of the distance. but in Il. Nv.
sixteenth Corydon tired. and hu,s ~. N
enough 70 enable Tippe,y Wi,ss., va. \.
catch him a few strides from IN. ~ !"
The last named made a good run - -.
final sixteenth, but was no, All. w -
catch the lightly weighted winner 70
Wild whoops OF glee from few ~.
fancied the chances Of Julialeon !, 81.
fourth race greeted the victorv =, ~
brown daughter o. Helmet Shs W.. n.
quoted at Is 10 |. and Wa. support.S !.
handful OF enthusiasts. Bsyb.ry
Candle was favorite. but the Cu,.,,
mare found the task Of conced.nv ,y.,
ty-three pounds over the one mil. ror..
a bit too strenuous.
Iuliaiaon Cas-. H..
Julialeon broke swiftly and took y.
the task Of setting the pace. B.vh.,,,,
Candle moved along in second place w..
lengths behind the leader. Tn. t,,k 4
following a dizzy pace under the w.isl,
sapped the strength OF Bayberry c.,
die, and she tired in the las, furlor,
Flittergold came along at that polr,
and racing well, moved into secos,
place.
Harry Payne Whitney's bay eeldl,,
Bromo, which was rated with the Der
two-year-olds, ran slashing race 4
the opening event OF the afternoon. n
beat such good ones as Hank 0'Dsy an
Pan Zareta in commanding style. n
was plunging along at the finish, tar,
lengths in front, with frankie Rob-,
son sitting still and looking over hi
shoulder.
Bromo led from the start, PRACTICAL,
Pan Zareta. the Queen Of the West,
carried top weight in the race, o.
found her impost bit too mach. 81
ran in second place for a while, b
tired in the run down the 10.
stretch, and finished out OF the none,
The last time out Pan Zsreta !srl
burned up the course az Jamaica, a
won handily in record time.
Hank O'Day Runs Well
Hank O'Day ran a bang up race, a..
closing with good courage, had ltl
trouble in winning second honor. II
most surprising feature connected Wit
the race, aside from the rou. Of Pa
Zareta, was the finish Of Madame Curl
This outsider came through on the Loo
in the last eighth, and won third plse
with something 10 spare. She race
from sixth TO third in less than half
furlong.
f. T. Cotton bought Miss Kruhr ov
Of the fifth race for $500 after Il
six-year-old daughter Of Transyaal Z
lie Kruter scored q handsome vic.o
over Blue Thistle and G. N. Mill
This race was a complete surpri
Blue Thistle had beaten the same co
pany the last time out at about
same weights, and was a Topics
favorite. He was unfortunate enou
TO get in the way Of Cliff Ravens ho
at the post, however, and the kick
him little good.