New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
RACING.
LUX CASTA EQUALS A WORLDS REC
oRD-oRLoFF WINS AT 40 TO l.
HIMSELF CAPTURES A HANDICAP. AT Is TO
I-FoUR FAvoRITEs WIN.

l-FOUR FAvoRTTES WIN.
A big crowd fine days racing at Brighton
Beach yesterday. the feature of which was the re-
1narkable by the Albenarle Stables three
year-old hlly Lux Casta. who won the lightweight
handicap for all over six furlongs and at the
came time clipped a fifth of second off the track
record. held jointly by Voter and Femesole and
eduaed the worlds record of 112 for the distance
circular track. made in 1900 ST. Louis
the Kinloch track by Bummer who carried only
81 pounds. Lux Casta shoudered Ill pounds yes
terday.
Most of the best sprinters in training en-
tered for the lightweight handicap, which the
first race Of the day. but several were scratched.
among them being King Pepper, who was entered
FOR the first time this season. Francesca. Bellario,
Ben MacDhni, Red Pat and Clonmell. This left a
field of fourteen. and the Albemarle Stables en-
tries, Wealth and Lux Casta, were made favor
ttes TO for closing price although better
than to could have been had earlier in the bet
ting Lux Casta was Kicked just before the barrier
went of and this prevented her from getting away
any too well She was called In twelfth place at
the start but within furlong odom had rushed
her up so that she second 10 Irene Lindsey
AT the head of the stretch Irene Lindsey died away
and Lux Casta took command. Anak. a so to l
shot had been running in fifth position. and closed
with fine rush. closely pressed by Sadducee. The
pace had been terrific, and LUX Casta had
made up so much lost ground, that she hung bit
sn the last sixteenth, but Odom drove her out just
hard enough to land the victory in record time, a
neck in front of Anek who was at 20 TO for the
place
Lux Casta who is by Donovan. out Of Lucasta.
ran second in the Futurity Of 1901, finishing haf a
length behind Yankee and has run a number OF
good races since then. Anaks race was exceedingly
sredftabie and it looks If another son OF Hast
fnss was be added TO the list Of high class sprn
sers
II was reasonable 10 expect good race from
Himself for the colt beat ST Finnan and Swiftmas
at q rnile and furlong on Monday. with only hve
pounds less than he carried yesterday, and yester-
days distance in the handicap was furlong tuF-
ther But the layers posted up . 10 against MIN
at the close and the public allowed him 10 run at
this absurdly high figure. There was good deal
Of taR after the race about Father Bib haVlhs
put another long one across. but, as matter OF
fact Himself figured 10 be in the money Tom
Kenny and Ethics We're loaded up with weight ana
the only surprise was that Tom Kenny handled MS
well enough TO land the place St FInnan mace
the pace for a mile. with Himself close up ana
then died away-completely. The Himyar colt' now
eyer was out TO stay, and under doom exceed
neB able and ygeroas ride %enf rom on ae enmy up in
tiss ~ ~ Seaf Ethics head for the place. St Fin
in third place most GI int ine of y6aIf
nile after the wire was reached ana II was rsn pisl
that sufise sr ebs Ss Br9o 9 cup for which race on
Saturday, he is an eligible There IS no og5eceoa t
70 n w45Es tSf Tsoe rS It ioofed Sai ySesteTy
no were shed because sqrnise dd NOT 90 pet
hat every horse that starts in shall be nd
esa cen e pon W tbe H stewards in this beef There
been too much of this putting horse IN just ZOE
the work ana it ought TO come to an end.
The day wound up with stunning suTpgSSe TsSsna ln
.than and Dolly Hayman were most faneed, ana
bernard was wen backed. as also was Baron
sntrv which was OTloff. who was making his nrst
start, and about whom nothing had been heard A
grand looking racehorse, and backed him in the
Splace" and 'show' books on looks and breeding:
or9a Is Df0%9 am oY Tetchio and one of the
most highly priced broodmares at Casteton; He
Is superb in appearance, and far outlooked the
ty-four pounds. and ridden by little Waugh, a
the early furIongs and then. pulling out behind the
Wonderly rode Bernard with all the skill and
srgy his COMMAND, and drove him hard with the
finish, stood of the challenge and won on his own
courage with quite bit 70 spare, by a neck. II
treeding ard looks Count Ior snyshing 2rlo as q
ro. be srprisfng If he turned out 70 be among the
best Of two-year-oIds in the Keene stable
jackson rode bad race on Obi5. the favorite, for
the fifth race. He had excellent position at the
start, but alowed il TO be taken from him without
. struggle and the mare got clear sailing too late
Platter looked like an odds-on chance in the At
lanfic Selling Stskes hut Blue and Orange almost
tTst sy a head Rsafefn cIainied that Wohdery
bore in him st the finish, but il looked as If
terferenee The stewards declined to interfere and
the horses were placed they finished.
Father BIZ Daily is making what looks TO him
endg a fRoS 9 5f Pf Clancy 2a 5 even 9I tt his his
horse would beat 81 Ffnnan and yesterday he bet
hfty-dolIat bill on his horse at . TO Since
been doing much better
THE SUMMARIES
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