New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
THE RACETRACk
FANORlTES FAIL AT NORRIS PARK
YESTERDAY.
RED PATH. THE DOPE HORSE" WINS
MUCH FOR OWNERS -O'CONNoR RE-
TURNS TO LIFE.

1Vorites We're bowled over in rapid succession at
me meeting Of the Westchester Racing Associa-
10" AT Morris Park yesterday. Lux Casta, the
"'l''ler OF the opening race might have been
'ieu me favorite. although she and Judith Camp
were quoted at the price. II 10 >. in the
using betting. The distance was six fur
-olsS' Owe the Eclipse Course. and Judith Camp
0''' Sehoharte ana Clorita were in the front rank
nm d IuIio1s Of the winning post Then Lux
'asta' well handled by Lyme anne through and
Won IN whipping finish by a length The de-
St'Sea outsider. St Daniel came like whirlwind
=" ''e last half furlonE and finished second, d
-'5'H ana haI' before Schoharte. third. ClOrita
- 'uulth campbell tired In the hnal sprint
ne sensational happening Of the day came in
ne loorth race, the Westchester Hignweght Han
'''"t. Al SIX and one-half furongs. The race was
- "S REQ Fath, who got away last. remained far
Hi'uI Inc homestretch reached. then ran
-''I MS rivals and won eased up b. a length.
S1'h an electric burst of speed mas not been seen
LOT a long time. Red Path belongs to Buckley &
-,''ieN' ana his entry was refused at Sheepshead
- because OF the peculiar actions Of the gelding
~ was asserted al the time thai Red Path had been
'''' ana that was given the reason for the
't"Sai ot his entry. Why the animal vas permit
''' 20 start at Morris Park yesterday was not ap-
t'''",- Little Minder was the jockey selected 10
'N' 'he seidlng. and the booknakers ignored the
queer combination such an extent that n to I
vas offered the start on the animal A r,vs
''t'"s clique began 10 play Red Path in the ring
anu Tie was backed down to u l at post time and
[" even smaller figures I'm many Of the books Red
IN iry went To the post as dry and docle as a
cotiion n hum, me Sfa%S@n som II ne was doped the con-
w., va as last 70 leave the post when The barrier
class The owners and heir spIrh.e5 OF me hrs{
tor 10 ra' Won many thousand dollars on the VIC
zen" oL Lexington ran away half mile while al
il i, lt - ytt IN he actual race led for I'VE fur
,c kt5anng was IN. best looking colt in the race
rbtrf - II th[d I - ~ I 9nn9r came To life In the
Nl,1"rs mile. Grand Opcra. 9 Whittier and Po F
in The stretch OConnor brought IN MI I'M Iu
lis 'I,Iie Tush ana wo. al The wire by head
3s@ a. rode rode Lori Badge n the fth race wRer5 "'. Mr.
long tim. Lord Radee and ATde1 IA STtn ~ li a
lti%een them. Lord Badge winning easily by thras
% %lfrqje ,6. Amgr and Fried KrPp had no chance
nil .rS w. sr,ne ,ne utst III the last race al one
"rr,b anu v,t Iqii!Gns' ana won driving by half
iaTs third. The latter vas the favorite '''
vearod in me Fas er sa ~ esmis The best hTee
Hrarg noihins reEardiuk a match between his colt
iR'imated that e expeee4 to retire re- Hefms fdr r
consdsr race n 4ba tba V e. %out not IL any case
j. me owners Of McChesney come Fast a match
T. r. Wilkins jr- the PRESIDENT OF The Calf
,: Tic }.,ssrS s, '4h was at Morris Park Jester
Der %. and many owners racing In this dis
tries TO- tn stake features viii i1 cIos On ne en
- IN" summaries,
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE Handicap, gears and over. Eclipse
s'' Betting; f.
,paasa s. s@.l : roS oS .''i5s; ::::Ea55; $-f &f
M 5 ssS 21o to ana ana to to ic k5ss' 5SaA .!
g ' n So ,, 3 - 70 and s u to so Lssshea % RED
l =" TO 3, J. a7i Mount kisso ~ NJ Johnson 100
Time I:IIie. e . "e'"'
SECOND RAcE-2year-olds selling; 81. furlons,.
Eclipse Course.
v,lsIs RsSs Eaa-S Fs'nns iGt by HsITr 1smI's
F4.; Fs9S $s Ii@ oa 81
y, lI2 90. ,9aomI to - and 70 P,!nes ching
. to I 10 to sHse; ss Ace SS255 100 lartn lG H%"fF' a
% m Z los tsm % i 100 to and 60 g. TO TO Ina s., % 70
aes lo' 5d @IiTae5 "a rs 100 - 70 and % Gs
10 ni 90 70 l. Lord TGroo 100 51 ctoTsr We snss e TO 100
g S''ss % Sei . = 'f s Ga y y g ;a4s: s'sy
ana norothy 100 Callahan 20 to and
Bought at s755
THIRD PAcE-THE FOURTH NEW ROCHELLE:
selling. Wlthers NIL
ar,r--MoIjsssa. 5. Ill. Co' connor, Il rs
P59aa P69d,e - asl ,itsiPefn, sSnil3h, 10
agd t. to and Ansk ids MHdeT 70 to S fe and 10 10 10 to
also start poor Driving by head. Time, I:4I.
FOURTH RAcE-sEvENTH wEsTcHEsrER HIGH
WEIGHT HANDIcAP: 6ls furonss. withers Mile
z5.s a ,%..: '.' :, ;s;;; I: Fl 81 H
Dublin I rs lro Gl3 y, to TO AND and to i BILE Of Lex.
llN eif~rn 70 ,1i and to- to |; Wealth ~ oo'connor};
= to '1 * $ ' nEa TGsa i' 6':n and to and 81
Day eS ,CreamerI 80 To l and 10 l. and Emshee a2
5Ssry ty e1s52 Time i9O -'s0 ran 'h'' fair
FIFTH RACES years and over, selling: wthers
Mlc.
". l. divers b. & Lord Badge. by
Padce-Mscking Bird. 3. 100. 'ConnoD l0-1 Il
Arden ia ;lis5;oneTSI 5f5ReTSi 81
Rossfame. % Cshea, IS 70 ! and 10 l. Keynote I0t
king and 70 ); The Talisman % smith. -
70 aR5 Ra,St4r r. ia2 Michaesl 10 and to l. Trump
1oi cearner 100 10 and 80 to l. Bserta 100 (sheed.
/ and Sen Battle III todom 10 to ana TO |. also
ran s;alt poor. Easily by lengths Time 1:41t. No
bid winner
SIXTH RACE-Handicap: years and over; Ia miles.
". Z, Rons's br h. Herbert by AI5srtZ r
Bonnie ola 1l0..-....-.--. q, ssI ssmithl - -
be Hah'TT wams. Hams g. It's Lyme, I-5 ii
,-s,,e,na,,aEa 10. to'ConEoE. 10 l and to ,;
Ton, Kenny 'shea! to and : 70 o. Afr.nsncia & rs
tLSei4e., H 4 sa 10 also start fair Driving b.
.eneth. Time l-1o'7
ENTRIES AT NORRIS PARK TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-seiins; hurdle One ard one-haf miles.
six hurdles -. -, NJ,
name. ia ssr,in5ie T.o
Fefioh 1873 Blacksmith ..............i42
Leaul eea.a 1873 King Edward .i40
Marothen i32 silver Twist ........ls3
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