I have a 10 million row table with two columns(name, address) full text
indexed. I want to search the table for
the first 200 occurances of "Bob jones" in the name field. I have ran
another query to find out that there are actully 15,291 rows with "Bob Jones"
in the name field. I want just the first 200.
When I run the FT search, it takes 2 minutes for the query to finish. When I
run a simple query
 (select * from tst where name = 'Bob jones'),
the query comes back in under two seconds. It appears that the query is
searching the whole catalog before going to the data table. Is this expected?
How can I get the query to search the catalog and stop after the first 200
occurances are found?

Here is the query I am using:

Select name, address from tst
where contains(Name, '"Bob Jones"')

Table schema is as follows:
create table tst(
uid int identity(1,1),
Name varchar(255),
address varchar(255)
)