The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-28
DAYOFPRoPITRORE, THOMAS
WINS NEARLY $50, 600 on THE VIC
TORY or PCLSUS.

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stake worth 81 SIS, while the foung
Turfmen Got SIS ono In Ws6ors
--savsble. to start In the Realization
Turf. Gossip OF Si,oepshead Bay.
1t was a day of profit for Z. r. Thomas
yesterday and may be the turning. point In
bis run OF III luck on the turf Mr., Thomsss
Pulsus. who won the Great Trial stakes,
carried S2i ais as his share Of the prize, mo
vrcss vnlue of which Was s2e.alS. ,exceeding
the Se6. 900 guaranteed by We Coney Island
Jockey Club. But Mr.. Thomas did even
better. He sent. a big commission into the
ring. sothe story. goes and cleaned up $4,000
or therea bouts in wRgers. His regular COM
missioner did not place the money. but tho
coin WAS In evidence Just the same. the Top
Gallant colt being. played down to to L.
1t was the first big stake that Mr.. Thomas
has won and con erat mutations we're showered
upon him after the race. Speaking or the
report that Mr.. Thomas intended 70 resre
because he was dissatisfe with bis horses.
including the SD. 900 Hermte. John Z Madden
said after Pulsus won: ..
mr.. Thomas has assured me that he Is
not dissa tisned with the horses secured from
me. He has won five races, two with Puisus.
two with iardarm and one with vaGary,
while Dimpe has been second or third In
several valuable stakes. Pulsus was pur-
chased Jointly BY Mr.. Thomas aud myself
for $4,000. each paying 1850. still own
a half interest in the colt. / wanted Mr..
Thomas to take him all. but he did not care
TO do 50. Pulsps is the nth winner Of the
p9s hs stsers seqe bar sa' Dav
/ am Very proud Of. VI. Thomas bought
Of the deal until after ii, was consummated
do not know how much he paid for BIN:
If yog T lex oyer the ree spds
Keene or Whitney in the way OF having horses
fss b sisS II hs III eF
toaday's fine victory.
There was much comment in the ring on
BALI Interest %"s was not COUPLED with Alliance
and and eoIor.. But a. 'f puisns ran in 81.
Thomns's name and colors there was no way
John A. brakes savabie. winner of last
epbs and be n
the Lawrence Retaliation Stakes, to be run
next week at shsepshead Bay. sayabls
ol h essn b o fisd fna
colt will be here. this week. -Africander has
not been entered in the Suburban Renewal.
Ruby three year-od.
The Advance Stakes was worth tS.Z2S
bwyer colt has won nearly $4,000 In stakes
and purses for his owners this year. The
advance Stakes was run az mile ard sh re-,
with penalties and allowances. In 1901 and
1907 the distance was a mile and half.
Fh.b 2 CAY eo Won and Sd Heels st
Afrlcanders time may be said to be better
performance at the. distance than the worlds
od carqea y. actual %ssst ,ssn i
'a Pssyle s'e sinnsrs the ere. Trial stake.
Dom Pomno o.' ~aI,.er nd.p1tns. Sinssd Foo!
commando. Blue GIL md Irish Lad .d.., .,o.o
to he be winner. lip Gallant
The stewards Of the, Jockey Club held 2
meeting at sAeepshssad Bay yesterday. - and nd
In the stewards. stand al the coming meeting
at Brighton Beach. They also voted 70 pay
oSk Sr .sSnn Se de s
intend to sell all OF his horses but will merely
get rid Of a. few to make room for yearlinss,
tw" I days yesterdsS for disebedIence at the
iberate run at the barrier with Major Dam
While finishing In the nrst race Yesterday
and the former was called into The stand
who was also we'll backed by Charley Dryer.
II Ia not often that 100 to l IL quoted against
His Eminence, but that was the price In IN .
Advance Stake yesterday.
H. NJ Zlegler and his friends cleaned up
on Semitic in the 18th race. At the last mo-
mont their commissioners rushed about tn e
ring getting 30 to 1 for large amount. The
price fell TO Is when the horses were at the
post.
Jockey Harry Michnels. who was reported
put him up on Torehllght When The mare
tina. the reason he H E9vd not seep. any
forbidden to do SO by A. L., Aste. 70 whom
he is under contract; The Jockey also ex-
plnined that although TorchliEht had been
suffering before the race referred to y was
in that race that her foot was injured and
since then she has not been out Of the barn.
1t is not expected that an official inquiry
will be made. 90,
ME OConnor, arrived in New York Thursday
on the Deuts chland. The jockey has been
suspended for one month by the. French
Jockey Club and not by his employer rs
was reported. O'Connors trouble grew out
OF a race he won with horse called Gallon.
The father says tho field In that race num-
be red several bad actors ond thut IN trying
to get ont of reach OF a kicking horse Winnta's
mount broke through the barrier :. thereby
mourning the dlspleasure Of the starter. In
addition to this suspension the jockey spent
two weeks on the ground on account OF sick
ness but still stands acc nd on the list OF