The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-01
RICHTFUL'S FULTON STAKES.
DEFEATS AFRICANDER At IA
NlICA NJ 4 LENGTH.
MOlinOs also Wins for John W. SchOrr
ArIncath ami NIimOn carry Frank
EarreII's COlOrs TO the Front -llurns,
Iulinian anu IlOar sweep the Gard.

Tho warm weather and Il good card drew
nearly 10000 persons to tho Jamaica track
yesterday, where. although only one fayOrite
proved successful much money was taken
from the ring on the various winners ms
all Of them were literally supported. The
features were the riding OF Burns. Bullman
and fIonr. each Of whom handled two winners
the victories of Armeath and Minon. owned
by Frank Farrell. and those Of Molinos and
Rightiul, who carried the Colors Of John W.
SChOrr
The feature of the programme was the Fulton
Stakes Tor three year olds at a mile and sew
cnty yards. The talent made DR.. Saylor
the favorito at to 8. backed down from
q, to i, while Africandcr. for whom S25. 900
was recently refused opened first choice
III to and receded to threes. Rightful
was played down to fours and he rewarded
his hackers by taking the lead after the first
quarter OF Il mile and holding IL to the end.
winning in drive by length Africander
ran "a splendid race, co,u!nG from behind in
the last iurlong ana taking tho place from
Frank farrell's tolonIsl by Il length and a
half. TIA" start was poor. Pageant being
practically .rir at liz. post. Tn. time was
40 20.
Much interest was centred in the high
weight handicap at tive aud II half furlongs,
Tor which ,Inuue, ALI, who ran IN the colors
OF W. Il Leeds. and Schoharie were equal
favoriteS at to /. Wealth was played at
fours While Armcath receded point to sizes
INN III, a 100 to shot. owned by Paddy
sullivan, brother OF Congressman Timothy
ID sullivan. made the running until we'll
into the stretch attended by CinQueyalh,
but Honr put Armeat under sharp drive
and MIR. Iarrelis horse took the race
by length from Tin y, DR.. who was
length before linquevaiil, The time was
los 10
M9linos was an odds-op1 favorite, for the
third event. iortwo-year-olds at five furlonRs.
but pullman had to hustle him with all his
energy to beat Hiehball. Is to shot, by
head The latter was q head In front OF
40 to shot. set the pace to the stretch but
stopped there. The time was 1901 as
The largest field Of the day went to, the
six furionss Lord Turc 20 being The favorits
at threes. with Wax Candle and Blue and
Orange attracting the rest OF the smart money.
Blue and Orange went to the front nearing
defeating Star and Garter. a 20 to | shot. by
q length and half. the latter running neck
better than Lord Turco who did not get into
prominent place until the last furlong pole
was reached.
A pile Of money was dropped on Sister
Juliet in the fifth race. for mares at six furlongs
the talent backing her down from ~, to to
Torchlight, a heavily backed second choice.
was landed a winner by Burns in q terrific
capturing second money from 1vernia. 20 to L.
Julia Junkin showed the way to the last fur
long and then stopped to nothing.
maiden two-year old alles at four and a half
fnrlongs, disposing OF Lawrence Waterbury.s
70 San by length and half Tempe !,
aM s SDd eSS bsss 6a
who was pounded down from SKIES to to 2.
Irene Cross was practically left at the post
The time was 055 AS.