The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-01
FIVE FAYORITES BEATEN.
RICHMOND STAKES F0R LORD
ADVOCATE, 10 r5! 1.
Hicks Rides Three winners, Northern star.
Irish Jewel and Sir ROciIe--Banastar's
sister. LIda Leib. I'm FrOnt--Kingsbor
Beats TithOnAc At Jamaica Track.

r. was simply guess at jamaica Yesterday.
rs form cut a sorry figure and long shots
we're tnit over the plate with distressing
regularity. Five favorites were beaten, ana
tho crowd which numbered nearly $4,000.
vent homo wondering when there would
be turn in the tide.
The Richmond Stakes. for three year Odds
md upward, Mt a mile and a sixteenth. pro-
vided a clean mp for o. T.. Richards and his
friends, who backed Lord Advocate down TO
% TO L. c. T. Dryers Setauket was the
choice at twos with q. Whittier and Sambo
finding much favor AZ to = and to /. re-
apeotively. Little OBrien, one Of Father
Bil" Days boys. took Lord Advocate up to
a. Whittier In che middle OF the backs,Tetch
and was coming home an easy winner. when
cochran came from the rear with Sambo
with such a terrific burst OF speed that Lord
Advocate won barely by n nose. with Sarnbo
three parts Of length before u. Whittier
Setauket never had chance. The time was
l.49.
Wallace Hicks, the Colored jockey. was the
sensation of the afternoon. He rode three
winners He began with =. J. Smiths North
.,rn Star In the first race. handicap FOR all
ages nj six furiongs. The Hanover colt on
his previous race was held chenply In the
ring. but he was well played at the last mo-
nent at 0 to .. Hicks rushed him to the
front without delay. Syrlin. the cripple. who
ruled favorite. hanging gamely TO him TO the
end, where he won. ridden out. by two lengths
in ll4l-5 Syrlin was five lengths before
Wealth, who took third money in the last
Jump from Illyria by head.
Hicks was gain in evidence in the second
race at a mile and seventy yards. He hhd
Ley up on liz sh sySsr w NJ ,b M a" acks
rated his mount nicely until he far turn.
Where he moved up on the outside and then
!f hs rns fR Sq ffSb PHI Pas was i've
,ene,hs in front OF cSurtmaid; The ,;n, latter
The third triumph Of Hicks was with Sir
Roche. second choice IN the NTH event. Tor
'nnidens at a mile and seventy yards. Ha
was always near the pacemakers until he cut
vhe Sir knight colt looy IN the last furiong,
with tho result that !hs y,Gsory was secured Tra
lengths back 100 10 shot, Fast Kelston.
got third money by half a length from
-tonewnll. The time was |: iS 4-5
Banasfars full sister. Ida Leib. At odds. Of
l5'to /, was the winner, Of the third race. for
maiden two,-ySar:old lilies and sedInss, at
1ir' at II" The head OF the stretch giving way
% the favorite, Black Socks. But McCaiYerty
'ook Ida ,Leib up on the outside in a heavy
Judges II length and half before Black
socks. with Destiny. formerly owned by ". G.
Whitney, the same distance behind. The
John II. Carr won handsomely from the
Crown-Benevolence, carried OF the last
event, for two-year-olds. at ak furlongs
The colt waa played down 10 cights and was
neatly ridden by Foley, an apprentice. who
waited until the last furong pole, where
Ninqsboro disposed of the fayorita, III,
homie, in a drive, having length and
% /, was Third a length and a half behind
and length better than Gold Tip, one Of the
hottest tips of the day The winner was
timed in il8 As.