New-York tribune., 1917-07-06
Odom S Two-Year.Old g.
Five Furlongs in Fa,,
Time
BY FRANK O'NEIII.

BY FRANK o'NEML
Tippity Witchet, the tso.,.
which George odOm recently pu,,..'
in the interest Of the Brish,o. :
won the WoOdhsven Selling s.,'
sl,500. at Jamaica yesterday on. /
five-furlong course. The son orr /
stick-Lady Frivoles was homes
about half length, with Star s,,,
in second position and Fr,sc,,
distant third. Tippity witehe y.
SO As seconds. which is With,
tion of a second for the trr,
of the best performances by su.'
this season.
The race was distinctly |, ,s,,..
affair. The winner was a s,,O,,
vorite with the form players, r,s
was ranked an equal v...l
49, ~
choice with Frsgonard. The lss,u
was merely among those pres.n, =
Recount and Amackassin 10 rou,i :.
the field OF five. They fnish.dhS
order named.
Star Spangled. with a great 81, /
early speed, whooped it up in ,rs
about half a mile, with Tippi,y Wa.
racing at his side throughout .,
ing the last furlong. the BrOcrx,
celding forged alongside Of !,
Spsngled and. forcing the p,e, j
gained his rival in the final rua
Amackassin Is Last
Fragonard always held III, u,
safe, and Amackassin, Of the Gisr /
Cochran stable. always fast bnpl
found himself outmatehed for III
at least. Amackassin ran q dull
and never was more prominer.
fourth. He held this position 4
furlong. and then faded away, ns
dead last.
Jockey Byrne was set down ss
remainder OF the meeting for th,,
on Whimsy in the fifth race. a..
mount. which finished third. VA
qualified. Byrne shot Whimsy i,st
of St. Isidore on the turn f,o, |
backstretch, crowding the latte
badly that Rowan had TO TAX. " I
lose several lengths. Having lrs'
plished that feat. Byrne proce.is
make an indifferent ride dorr 4
stretch, and finally got his moun..-
a neck behind Pan Zarets, whltt !
second 10 R. F. Carmsn's g;
Startling.
Startling, under the capable hi,:,
of Collins, ran cleverly and VEL !:
STAYED back of the pace OF Pan az
which. despite her i35 pounds i-Y
dashed out to set a sizzling p'a (
the right time. Collins went 70 :
on Startling, and in the run iu =
forged ahead by something lini1
a length. The "Texas Queen ui
Zareta is called, did all that e'.i
a asked of her under the conoltltn (
was a tired mare at the end, IN
with unquestionable courage.
Bella Desmond Wins
Oscar Lewisohn's brown hli y
Desmond, gladdened the hearts z i
crowd by winning the third race
pressive style. She outlastet
Lofts Julialeon, which rushed ~
early lead. and was going sTsyE
end. Bella Desmond ran 70 hs =
She rated along in easy reses
leader. and then set sail for ne ~
tired perceptibly IN W
half furlong, but led Doreas n',i
a couple of lengths.
Thomas Welsh. trainer for joss
Widener, saddled the winner
final race on the card. Ihe ~
geldine Duettiste. son Of Ethe.xl
Dulcibella. came through the M
the last quarter and won nle.y !
Requin was second, with the fs"''
Curie. in third posl,o.
The advance on Empire ClV.
started. John Sanford shipped -
of his thoroughbreds from the
Island tracks 10 the Yonken g.
Yesterday, and others will follow
iy. The numerous rich prizes el']
by James Butler are at'raeuF I
tention.
Nine Of the fourteen starters
sixth race were imported -
Duettiste. the winner, ho"evo,
by Ethelbert, The famous stsm
that raced so we'll on An'
courses.
Omar Khayyam, The impor;H
which won the Kentucky pe,1h
measure strides with r. l. W. w.
Campfire in the fourth race q -
duct this afternoon. In tnen
year-old form Campfire deie'M
son Of Marco, but there are MAJ
favor the overseas youngs'ef y. .
A real race may be expected, 'o -.
fire has worked in senss'ioh"
and Tom Healy believes MN
ready.
Matt Dooley is preparing v
many of the thoroughbred' I'VE =
Long Island courses 10 kmp,N
He will run fifteen motor trae.s
erly appointed, for the COMO" F"
horses.
There will be no lack o. se..
the fremont Stakes for two'ya
which will he run az Aquedae' =
urday. The best juveniles y
ing are named 20 90. Among ~
tries are: Lucullite, Traek'sas,, =.
O'Grady and others Of about '''
calibre.