The sun., 1903-11-01
LUX CASTA WINS BAY VIEW.
DO\Oi AN MARE BEATS AHUMADA
IN 4 DRIVE.
Bill Days COlonsay Takes Handicap in 4
Hair Raising F1nish--Haransue Gal
lops Home--Ralksl's Track Record
Five FayOrites Lose at Aqueduct.

4 crowd that packed the grand stand and
betting ring and covered the green lawn
attended the races at Aqueduct yesterday
afternoon. 1t was estimated that 5000
n,rsons were preaent when the horses went
., -, post for the first race. Five heavily
played favorites went down to defeat, the
rlug baggng fortune on the day. The
ueathef WAS made TO order the track was in
t,ptop condition and one new record for the
course was hung up.
The Bay View Handicap. for all ages, at
seven iurlongs, wss the stake feature. a good
field sporting silk, In spite Of the fact that
Hand.capper Vosburgh bestowed i28 pounds
On |. Bells Col. Bill, who. by the way. has
neen asked to carry heavy imposts all the
season. though winner. the talent
made him the choice at II to 5. Album ada
in receipt Of eighteen pounds from Col. Bill
ruled second in demand at 3 to !. with E, Z.
Sn1thers's Irene Lindsey going up to 7 to ..
Higgins took Ahumada to the front instantly,
accompanied by Frank Farrell's King Pepper,
with Hoar up. The latter horse was dizzy at
fhe head of the stretch and began TO back up
under the pace and weight. Irene Lindsey
then made bold bid for the lead, but Ahu-
mada stalled her of, only to find the Albe.
marie Stables Lux Casta. 8 to I, coming
with tremendous rush under Burnss hard
riding at the final sixteenth pole. Higgins
did his best TO keep Ahumada's g advanta ge,
but Lux Casta outgamed him and won in a
stirring drive by half length in 1 20 l-5
Andrew Milers Wild Thyme. with 10 to
about her, ran third length and half be.
hind and length before Col. Bill. who pulled
10 lame. Irene Lindsey was a head back
length before Ilyria, King Pepper and Elsie
/ neck and neck
Another thrilling finish took place in the
sixth race also handicap for all ages, at
mile and an eighth 1t was the most open
betting affair Of the day. every horse receiving
support, Mabel Richardson finally closed
favorte ot 8 10 L. At the head OF the long
stretch it looked as II Ethics would be tho
winner. but the game little Charaxus horse
could not stand the strain that ensued and
finished Just outside of the money Bill
Days Colonsay. to 1, and the favorits
we're neck and neck. fifty yards from the
wire. when Pickering rushed up on the ex.
treme outside with Tribes Hill. who closed
with such power that the trio passed the
judges practically on line. The official
placing gave the race to Colonsay by head,
With Mabel Richardson a head before Tribes
Hill, Ethics being two lengths away. Many
thought that Tribes Hill had won. and when
the numbers were hoisted there was some
Kissing. but the ruling was undoubtedly fair.
The time was 80.
4. Featherstone scored d heavily when his
good colt Harangue. a son Of The Com
race. handicap for two-year- -olds, at six
furongs. Harangue had d pull at the
weights, receiving thirteen pounds from
Fred Burlew s Hello. and sixteen from Frank
Farreus Juvenal Maxim. who shouldered
top weight. Hello opened favorite at 2 to I.
but went back a point, Juve nal Maxim also
recedins to flves. This left Harangue the
choice at 5 to 2. with good play about John
W Schorr's Molinos at to ? Redfern was
.ba al lichf m
from the gate and before the turn was reached
he had commanding lead.
In the long run home Mr.. Featherstones
colt was let down and he in creased his lead
with every stride, fas hing past the judges
with eight len gths to spare in 1913 as. Hello
stood drive and so ran p6 SaRRey into the
Esrts Tgie Of length in front Of Molinos Juyensl
Maxim was slow y breaking and never got
The ring up on the bs rst
q the talent. finishing far back in the ruck,
+ wss an FIELD to GET from
was caught in the middle Of the stretch BY
from nowhere and, finishing on, the outside,
c ask ss seSy BY Blue nsahS s"sa orange so xs
q ged to beat Princess Tulane. to |. by
With good boy in the saddle Unmarked
would have won the third event at a mile.
J ohm MoCue intended to give the mount to
Fuller but In the latter absence he was COM
piled 10 take the midget Brunner.
The latter was told to take Unmnskev
TO the front at the outset and stay there
Then the Domino gelding was backed down
to to ., the public at large plunging on
Wild Pirate, backed down to to fayorite;
tnmasked had world OF speed and showed
in the van before the first furlong was COW
cred Instead of taking hold OF him, Brun-
ner let him have his head. so that when Sweet
Alice 5 to /, challenged in the middle OF the
homestretch the Domino gedine had moth
Ing left. Brunner. too, was too small TO
help him much, with the result that Sweet
Alice won by three parts Of a length in
40 3-5 Cnmasked beating Wild Pirate.
who had rough travelling, by the same mar
Not long ago Albert Smons bought Dusky
AT the Follansbee sale for $500. In the fifth
ce for maiden two -year-olds at five furlones,
in which eighteen starters faced the barrier.
he put the St. Leonards Ally across the plate
at the juicy odds Of 10 to. /, although Dnsky
from Cannon. Clear the Arena, to /, took
place money by two lengths from Foxhall
Kaene's Coppella, by Kingston --Cerito. who
was hamm ,-ed down from 10 TO to fves:
The latter 4 ished half a length in front OF
+ onomoo with Riverdale and Mr.. Pick
wick bang up. This race was run over the
srraightawsy course in lol.