The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
ARTICULA7E WINS EASILY.
,rrEaTSOLDENGLANDINMA MATCH
RACE AT NORRIS PARK.
u,,,sr Receives Ovation From $1,000
spectators--MIzzen Takes Tobossan
uandIcap-Race Kings Bouquet Stakes
Imrrazzo, 80 to I. Beats Blacklist ock.

tOrS--NIxZeV lbhes hOuOBBau
u,ndIcap-Race Kings Bouquet Stakes
-uurrazzo, 80 to I, Beats Blackstock
Va winning horse ever received such an
'.,.r q Articulute when he calloped away
,r,r, old England in the special match race
=, Worrts Park yesterday afternoon. Thirty
".n t,orsand men aud women. who crowded
.,,.,,, mart of the mammoth grand stand, the
lido creon lawn, tho big clubhouse and the
,rr,nsiye Ned, broke into a tremendous round
- cheers, while thousands threw their hats
VITO the air and then rushed madly into the
b,ttins rings TO cash bets, large and small.
The match was the sixth event on the card
md I, vas the outcome Of dispute between
,;tsen B. Morris, the owner Of Old England.
vbo ran second to Gnnnre In the Metro
ool,an Handicap on Thursday. and Il. A.
smith. the trainer OF Arttculate, tho Western
handicap horse, who ran fourth In the same
vent Messrs Morris and Smith decided
to settle the question Of supremacy by pit
in p their horses against each other for 81 900
, sjts the race 10 be run Under the same con-
d,tions that prevailed in the Metropolitan.
Tie Westchester Racing Association. there
,cra made special sweepstakes. to which
each subscribed $1,000, with 500 forfeit and
I5c0 added. W. c. Rollins withdrew Her
h,r,, as IL was all along expected he would
do, so that Old England carried lis pounds to
~ for AIticulate. the former eonceding
twelve pounds according to the scale to the
after
shaw could not ride Old England because
ne was set down on Thursday for two days.
81 pullman had the mount. But Smith was
ION tented 70 have little Larson, an apprentice
ride Articulnte as he had handled the ST.
Andrew horse In most satisfactory manner
N the Metropolitan, Before the h orses
warmed up, Morris and Smith met In the
middle Of the track and shook hands co.,
daily Both were confident of victory.
Old England warmed up in blanket and
seemed to be stiff and sore. bis stride being
choppy and his general style causing a feel
ing OF uneasiness among those who had al
ready backed him. He was the favorite at
II 10 81. while Articulate, who warmed up
like wild horse with Larsen in the saddle,
carried world Of money at to placed upon
him by those who " ere kept Off the favorite.
because Of thu prohibitive odds. II did not
take Starter Fitzgerald long to get them away,
and quick az lash Bullman hustled Old
England to the front With hand and hoe
be rode the Goldhnch gelding up the back
stretch as II the wire was only quarter OF a
nile away. Those who had their glasses
Oh him cried out IN establishment.
pullman will run. Old England into the
spoke By the card for few had ever seen
q horse ridden so hard away from the post.
Little Larsen, on the other hand. who had
been told to ride waiting race, traled along
several lengths behind the dying pacemaker
until the beginning Of the turn was reached
There pullman had taken up Old England,
but as soon Us Artioulate overhaul him.
Bullman sat down again and rode the Gold
never ns lost 6s head, h He and passing
the Eclipse crossing he began to ride Ar
tlcniate like o veteran Jockey.
antagonist and then it was that those in the
field began cheer which gradually increased
the onlookers to the marrow. Larson was
the Cd lSs s esf: lend had w h that s.ems
70 indicate that be could not lose the race.
Ihep Buliman drew his whip and laid It on
from the ra and was Beaten them tand there
I'm came rticulate with stride that was
well oiled and . beanns. that. worked the
es.s1 xs .sas a 81
one another. women screamed until they
ssss sajs sd sn the
majority flooded the betting ring to cash.
rte was the most popular Incident Of the day.
and when Artieqlste came back to the scales
the horse and his young rider were he lions
fonai al t hn Tor the raee was Follows
o:s5 IS: hall mile, oas a.; I'VE iIprlonss.
TRACK He told his friends that he had
Nsgered his life. so to speat. on Articnlate.
reaped made him magnSnimous toward his
rival Morris congratulated him and they
Shoes hands with the best OF feeling:
~ AZ VI n IA
WHOM witnessed the Metropolitan Numer-
ous tallyho coaches. countless private turn
ogt more than oPe hnnare req tt4ns es
earra res sesi and harsoms brought men Of riches
and society to tho clubhouse. The costumes
While ,S MesR aa The sraad
beauty formed a. picturesque BACKGROUND
for the exciting, incidents on the turf. u
.oenery P never was more attractive The card
britllei with interesting events yet on the
whole it was difficult matter to pick winners
fay SS fssS'fs apsnsf n
old' and upward, run down tho entire length
:; the Eclipse cese tsa stake bn en, S5s
August Belmont's threeyear.old colt Mizzen
BY Hastings-Donna Mig the fay22Ftte az Il TO
70 Royal Summons, cinqusyalii and I,b 5iss
boots Bulimsn had the mount On Mizzen
and as soon as the starter sent the ne!d away.
Ssse: '%izze ZEN With 'irietiopless stride, led
his field straight down to the Judges stand
with Father Bill" Days lllyria. q 90 TO
shot capturing tho place. after long drive
under the whip, by four lengths from In
vlncible. who was coupled with Wealth at
Dto |.
The Bouquet Stakes, for two-year-oids at
I've fnrlon"s. on the Eclipse course, wos won
In similar manner. The bettinc OF the
Etar. by -orderiette, who was the
fsrorita at is to TO- and Frank Farrells
. SsmsGki BY Bsssetlaw-Eu1slIa wh s.o vac a;
Ioot and we'll ridden by. Grover Cleveland
RULER, shot to the front with remarkable
ceieritv and sho wed the way at oil times ne
was first attended by r.. Hitchcock
Greencrest bv Goldcrest- Ethel Green, but
when Hoar pnt the whip TO Naneoki who was
third TO the Withers crosslno. the. ARIEL colt
CANE on with fine turn OF snced and forced
Rice, KIM to be ridden out in order to beat
ci1l bv, three parts Of len IN Greencrest
inI ihed lenrth and half behind. beating
;. ) Browns Rusk. bv Russeu--Nuska by
hcId. The time was 0'5oI:.
NiIlirm C.. Whitnevs Rlnckstock the
winner Of the Excelsior Handicap at Jamaicn.
W. Wa the choice II the public 70 win the orenips
event, & handicap at six furlcn-s on the
,Hi,hcrs course: Rlackstock took W l2s
GrrE7: was ridden by Burns. and was backed
own from thr,"cs to II 70 favor1te. there