The sun., 1901-07-19
VEIyA'S BRIGHTON OAKS:
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LAvEXDER EAMLY.
..rser Cenqssss Wax Taper h sssssss.ai
yial,h and In Fast Tins Ida. 0s1s. Ani-
ue.Ity and Lady sssriias VA tAs
othcr Races Three Ravostess b HYsas.

eu heavily backed. Inc Odke Wes tne IourSn
,,c. on the programme. the distance being
On. mile and an eighth. A. Featherstono'
pstp.. by E,hsr-R Reflection. had worked 80
r.ll recently that tho talent would have moth
,nr else. Opening st 7 to Reina was soon at
oven money. J. B. H aggin's Sweet Lavender
Va. second choice at threea and carried lot
=, money. Clarence II. Maokay's Trigger
w.s third In point Of speculation at fivss.
Janice was AZ sights and Aneo dote was Q
10 % outsider When tagged. Sweet Law
.pter. with Spencer up. cut out the running
and gradually drew away until there was .
difference Of two lengths between the Ally
,,d Rens. ridden by OConnor. Janice was
third at tho three-quarter pole. q head In front
Of Anecdote. Trigger was q conspicuous lass
stthls stage, and her hackers gave up hope.
Sweet Lavender was a length and Q half
m front OF Rem, whom they got into tho
stretch. Then the favorite began to show
hm speed and staying quality by catching
and passing Sweet Lavender. Spencer
worked with whip and spur on Sweet Law
ender, but IL was fruitless effort, for Rein4
drew away and won easily By length and
i,,i IS Janice was third. three lengths
away and length and a half better than
Trigger. that beat Anecdote neck.
The most sensational race, OF the day was
which brought W. q Roliins's Herbert and
r. r Rico's Wax Taper together at even
weights iie pounds. McGrathana Prince
was the other 'tartsr Wax M raPer pe went 70
back. while Herbert. ridden BY I. Smith.
was well supported at ] TO- s. McGrathians
Prince set the pace at flag fall. with Herbert
second npd Ss %s JsDs5 last bs TIE wa; ss
was reached. Then Herbert dashed ahead
! lssst& and 4 hsif. Wax Taper s9d
aoJattanS Pr,3se were nees ana esS nees un. nna
Shaw began TO ride the Candlemas colt In
earnest In few gallant strides Wax Taper
got up " within half a length OF Herbert.
to pass SS ' him % on the he out, outs ido u 4 ne2bsrt came
wide into the stretch and carried Wax Taper
with him. When both were straightened
out. Shaw got to. work again and foot BY foot
the plucky Candlemas colt overhauled Her
the son Of Albert too, and the latter, stu
full Of running, held his own. Fifty yards
from the wire Il seemed as IL Wax Taper
finish. ard as the crowd broke into great
roar Of excitement Herbert won by a short
head IN i.45 is. which equalled the best track
record made by Standing. with i0e pounds.
last July
There was a half hours delay at the post
before the first race was started This was
a lightweight handicap for three-year-olds
ana upward at three-Quarters OF mile. with
backed down from 1ves TO threes and closed
favorite Shortly after the flag was dropped
Cervera. so to /. and Sir Eggis. 500 10 I. were
iammed into the rail and fell Their jockeys.
Hoffman and Romanelli. respectively. had
miraculous escape from serious injury. They
rolled under the flying hoofs OF the other
horses, but they Jumped up, more frightened
than bruised, Lucent; Pineher 100 to |. and
whore Spencer moved Isa up into the fray
and with vigorous ride came to Lucents
side when seventy yard from the wire. Shaw
and drove h IN hard in the last furlong. But
lsia. though he carried i24 pounds. won In
handsome style by three parts of a length.
His owners, Paddy sullivan and Sam Harris.
and pugilistic lights. backed the colt heavily
az 5 to |. Lucent took the place from Col.
Padden by a length The time was i;i4.
second Ti race for W twoyear.olds, distance @ Ave
furongs. Julius F1eselmann's Lamplighter
colt De Reszke, with shaw up. was widely
asked for at to 10. b. Schreiber's. Otis
down halfa point toSto2 After short delay
at the post Stnfter Fitzgerald sent the field
away IN fine style. Otis showed in front
Immediately with Byrne Of Roscrea. neglected
81 90 TO /, De Reszke. Choate and Roformer
following in = bunch De Reszke was soon
shut in and Shaw had TO pull him up Otis
was FIVE lengths in front at the turn. where
De Reszke managed to come through at
fast clip In the stretch Otis's lead was
gradually reduced until in drive he man
aged 10 defeat the favorite by only three
parts OF a length Byrne of Roscrea lasted
long enough to be third by head over
Choite
The NTH roee. a selling. affair for three
year-olds, at mile and 10 yards, was
easy for the favorite Anlmosity, with little
biz first win since be was hurt at ,Aaueduct
N the spring. Balloon, seoopd pick, made
the running to the far turn. where Animosity
caught her easily and came home. buck
Jumping, winner by length. Balloon was
six lengths In front Of SurmIse..
-, Lady Sterling was to favorits TO win
the last race of the day, selling event for
tvo..year-Cids at ;slS furlones. She had tho
First II was with King DAILY for quarter OF n
milo. with the others close up. neck and neck
Then King Dnly began to stop and Cast Iron
tarn ana Fon!oiacaa s p to /. became the ohai,
lenReT II was a hot drive between them
oil the way 10 tho wire. where Lady Sterling
won by neck with Fonsolucn three lengths
IN front u Playllke. rs to l. The time was
III S-j. The summaries
FIRST RACE.
lightweight Handicap for three year oids and
tp",it: BY subscription Of $40 EACH with $500 added
sullivan 4 TIeris's ch. rsia, by Tammany-
ES; o. ~ spencer .....:.::,.;;..;.,;.,..'.
r. !. MHallei o. c. LIceni j, " Mcglhnl
''stA stIS areI 9ik sol padden' . les SHAW.
Smash and Be,sv prly ,iso ran 4, he oIdry nansJ
te1cia and Sir Eggis FELL
Time. iil
letting Five 10 and = 10 Isa, to and sto5
l.urcnt 20 I and 10 Col, Padden. IS to S and !
10 knnIkuIc : TO a1d 5 to Himself 1, 10 / and
4tp MlIhy, 100 To and 40 TO Pncher, l2 to
sad TO Brandy Sma h ITO and 10 : Betsy Pig
- 10 and II 10 CeIvera. 800 TO and 100 to Sir
Igu'.
sRcoNp RACE.