New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
FORM PLAYERS DISMAY.
F4TORI1'ES ARE BEATEN
FiUe Lose at Jamaica fg7cand6T s
First I4ppearanCe.

| f/N'N
The wave of prosperity the crest of which
! the horse racing students have been riding with
considerable buoyancy this spring receded yester-
| day with precipitation that left many wreck
| stranded the sands Of Jamaica. Information
| that did not inform. elimnations that failed to
! eliminate. and equine material that did not ma
| teriaIize may be set down contributing causes
The students could have forgotten with profit all
they in least four out of six of the after
moons races. A cooling breath from the sea
stirred pleasantly rafters Of the grand
stand and kept down what might have been. with
| the numerous sudden shocks, a dangerously high
! temperature.
! The Fulton Stakes for three-year-ods at one
| mile and seventy yards. afforded the public its
first opportunity this year of seeing Africander,
| the Star Ruby colt that Charles Dwyer is said
| have refused 81 coo for in Africander was
one Of eight contestants and. although he was not
/ victorious. his performance-or part of it. at
! Ieast-was sufficiently impressive warrant the
| fame has attained. Opposed 10 the Star Ruby
! colt John W. Schorr's Rightful. Frank Far
re's Colo1ist J. Dunbars Miss Dorothy. f. J.
! I-artry's DR. Saylor. II. 7. Grifin's Embarrass-
| ment. John A. Kyle's Ahumada and Mrs NJ. {.
| Iyle's Pageant.
With the exception of Pageant. who whirled. and
was practically left the post each of these con-
testants stage in the journey gave their
supporters a least momentary vision OF wealth
Rightful made the running but It looked as though
he doing it sufferance and could be over
hauled at any time. Each attempt 70 do so, how
ever. proved futile. First Ahumsda, winner Of the
Carter essayed It. and for two furlongs Tapped
side by side with the leader. in the backstretch
Miss Dorothy responded little Martins call and
ran up to Rightfurs throatlatch almost long
enough have her photograph taken with a rapid
| shutter When she retired DR.. Saylor took her
place and at the head of the stretch it !, oked as
though he had the won. All this time
Africander had running back with Pageant
and Shaw's repeated attempts rouse him rp had
been in vain. had been quite forgotten in fact
as factor the until the last sixteenth when
! he came through his field with magnificent burst
of speed, and passing Colonst and DR.. Say}Or al
| most caught Rightful under the wire The time
| was 146 20. Africander the favorite for the
| Fulton. with DR.. Saylor second choice.
| The first favorte be bOwled Wax
Candle in the frs race selling affair six fur
, longs. Fifteen selling platers ran. and Wax Candle
was jostled about between them that his chances
vigorously ridden by Burns, had little difficulty in
| the lightweight Handicap at five and one-half fur
! longs. Tim D. jr owned by ?. H. Sullivan almost
| was leading all the way to within hundred yards
OF ns bea Tfe fsr e W6e6 Hoar broTgh On 3s m
| from fourth place in time to win IN a rousinE
| for Cnquevalii the fav0rtte. and he finished a
Moinos, at to TO- was the only first choice Of
the afternoon to win. He came from fifth place
ioped away from his company. August Beimonts
t. fF % Sss of bid 5e9g 6 bv raef a fTG @
! DAILY s2oo0. and at that price Mr.. Belmont let
of whom has been schooed at the barrier Whried
in the last race for maiden two-year-olds and were
| J.. the favorite
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE Selling: 3 and furlongs
81 Betting pl.
1H%ss 6Pssse MfIaqF62 h PI 5ss-Fsal 74e II 16s end
fss fess 4Pa 4a!es ss5ts iSs (''o9ss5 5sss3 81 s
s s 80 % and to aPe @ 70 . to j j 4ie2
800 " and 100 to , / Wax as Td ia Mn d 70 to and
100 to j. RoseWater 90 Callahan, 10 to and |:
l6 5aIHaH no RnEdoEs Eiasf %
/; ocean Dream. lo5 DAILY. to and 3 to / and
s2S9ps sta4 good 81 DTTiae BY 70 S enstha anu Tine
SECOND RAcE-Highweght handicap: years and
over: 81 furongs,
Faas fsa.,e EsFssz ss eli Ais5s e6s sy
Tim D IT, .2II5s5 noS Al
gSrS Wfs'A y : 5s' ossg sa@ a35 F95u S5
20 0H sn4 i3 o t. to sehoRare sRa % i3s lewis to Even
M2maT 3 q a e. RG sss 20 to to a9 ondGrs d ; 1ao SMar
20 to and to l. and Neither one. III tMcCloszy,
SS iens9nl s9 am Tna: = I;oSis 'S "''' '' ~
THIRD RAcE-2-year ar-oids: 5 furIonss.
:s s:s,s51 :st'1$s @s Hoo'o 5ssss;
Tim Payne 1o5 Cochran, 40 to Hand to /: Flag
Gahno sta dS iGi5'' 10 To and 90 to @ 6 eqoH
70 / also ran start guol. Driving p2 d
head Tine 1:ol%s.
FOURTH RACE-THE FULTON STAKES: s-year-olds;
! mile 30 yards.
JoRR RIr.,s Of 9'n@F s2 a s95fa Ndra III II
| oBulmar, u -
/ Cannon I5-i 6-1
DR. Savior III Burns, o and 10: Ahumada.
/ ri U%"fal = to and .: Embarrassment. 1ol
tWiIker=oup 25 / 10 J. Miss Dorothy, 9s Mar
TIM |. and Pageant. i0l tNeeiey1. - 70
/ / and i also Start poor. Driving by
/ length Time. 4e2s
/ FIFTH r CE;-S = ye7rs and over: furlongs
/ August Reimonts CHI TorchIiGht, hy
| Henri Of Navarse-Rushiight. l. ll@----
Rene : se.-............- CPssouzs, l2.s,o ,2- a
/ Iverna. ttioies@nio ID u
Albany Girl ? Sc GJcnesl 20 l and sister
TuIiet and n =; Agnes D. =, 10
.sIartiu u ! Andres. = 10 fCreamAr'
4 "a m nd 20 to / Cranesvie ,. - callahan . fo
and . IN /. Julia Junkin. tFeddngton. 10 70 and
and pearl ntver fAIcCaffertyD. and l. also
/ ran start fair Driving by Z length Time, 1:l+5
/ sIxTE RACE-2-year-ol6S: "a furiopgs.
| Frank F'arrers Minon hy Ben
! Strome-Over the Water. III tffoarl .
I 70 San. tBullmaHt =
Terna j. lii tiiurnsj 81 IL
An -,iors 112 tGannonl. to . and 3 Mrs BESSIE
Fuijun7 ne Cochran 40 ] and 20 70 l. and Irene
/ Dad Driving b. Ia lengths Time. ":5a's-
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.