The sun., 1919-04-03
WHITNEY UNCOVERS
HIGH CLASS FILLY
Flying Witch Beats Juveniles
in Fast Time at Bowie
Wisest Fool Takes Stake.

Bowie, Nd, April 2.-For the second
time in two days Harry Payne Whit
ney's colors we're carried home in front
to-day at Prince George Park. Yester-
day he uncovered shifty little Broom
stick colt named Amaze. This after
noon Flying Witch. a daughter Of
Broomstick and Fly by Night I'd. led
home another field OF Juveniles.
When Amaze won he was proclaimed
little speed marvel. but he did not
display nearly as much speed as his
half sister did to-day. Flying witch
broke" from the barrier well. followed
the pace closely for a furlong, then
went to the front and romped home an
easy winner by four lengths. At the
end OF the four furlong journey she was
lighting for her head and frankie Rob-
inson had difficulty in holding her in
check. Although she was not pressed
at any stage Of the Journey she sped
the distance in the fast time OF fifty
seconds. Kallipolis took place honors
and Marcelle NJ. was third
Because OF her fast trials Flying
Witch had a host of followers and she
was heavily backed until the So mutuels
paid only s2.so on her.
As on the opening day a big crowd
turned out to see the sport. All seven
races were well filled and each fur
The Bennings Purse. the feature OF
the card. was won by wisest Fool. an
outsider. He was considered to have
little or no chance and had 20 few
friends that he paid $3.50 in the 81
mutuels. trlhe more than AZ to I. Ted
Rice had the leg up on Wisest Fool He
kept his mount Off the pace until the
turn for home. In the homestretch he
put up LOTUS finish and landed his
| charge past tho Judges a length ahead
of Frizeur which was twice that dis
lance in front Of Duchess Lace.
Wisest Fool was not the only long
shot to win. Transport at practically 10
| to IN the second race, and kits ed,
which once beat Exterminator, Wills
Sharpe Kilmer's Kentucky Derby winner
| took the sixth event at $3.50 In the
mutuels The results:
First Raeo-For two-year-old maiden
hiles four H S1rlGshssi purse 500; ,wSnh
isss. second; Maresiie n tfaultyi. Ms5
Miss stathcfn. Hush. Lady Zone. super
second Race--For thres-year-oid ana
psr.e $500: Won y Tran.p "sp y. Ne
Taggart. sfi.5o. 1870 and 1870: Gene
ssSs 'o3ss.T .,s slS T%.
der Matooka. Plurenzi. Baby Rasch. Key
note, Positive, Miss Fay also ran.
Third Race-For three-year-olds and
| upward: claiming; sig and one-half fur
longs; purse $500: Won by Tan I'd lRobin
SOM. $3.50. $40 and $3.50, Houdni
!Meteajf. $50, third Time: i:s7. Roe,
1 Eileen. Miss Fauntleroy. Pocket Change
| also ran.
! Fourth Raee-For three-year-olds; tn.
longs. purse $500: won by wisest Fool
| (Rice). $3.50. 5000 and tis. 10; Frizeur
tobert. $3.50. $3.50. second Duchess
Lace 81. McTasgart. 1910. third. Time.
! 1:os 1-5. Hanky Panky. DR.. Raj, Plureen.
Romeo, Bette Bluff John Cullinan. JIM.
| Liberty Bond also ran.
Fifth Race-.For four-year-olds and up
longs; purse ,fsc; Won By Ballast 'Bu;;
Linz fMetcsltj. $3.50. thiid' Time, IVY
Crumpsall, widow. Bedotte. Thornoloom,
n. X, Real Comacho also ran.
Sixth Racr--For fOur-year-olds and Up
ward selling; one mile; purse $500: Won
! by Kits I'd (Carswelp. $3.50. SIS and ~;
simon Pure ,PauleyJ. SIS, 81. second.
Indian Chant tSterling), si3o. third.
Time. las. Don Dodge. Ballad. seeth
Seventh Rree--For tour.y.ar-oids and
tenth; Won by Luther Rice: 17;so
mani. $3.50. third Time. lisa Capt,
Hodge. Garbage. Flora Finch. HuiR'a
Brother also ran.