New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
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II the going should be heavy Mr. Galway will not
start Linden but may send Rupert Elkwood VIII
not appear unless the weather be fair and the track
dry Kingston will remain in his box If it rains
Should Eurus be Withdrawn, il is possible that nay
ward will ride Linden. There Will be at least thirteen
starters
Blue Wing who hitherto has been considered dan
cerous element will not be ready. When visited
him yesterday he had pair of striped trousers on his
forelegs One Of the stableboys said he wore them
20 keep the flies of his legs which had been fired
The lad also informed me that Troubadour was on the
road and would arrive al sheePshead To-Day OF To-
morrow TO 60 at inro training. $780,.
Kingston is lane again aud Is doubtful starer
McCae hopes to Sng MN 10 no po' Ses
George oyster is far iIOm fit, and the odds are 10
to agsns. a w sGG 10 fs s and quarter yes
terdsy and finished in style that filed her owner
Trbouet is doing all that Is asked of him: His
Worked Hny Hae caoU Tboale Is
big, rangy fellow with large bones and long, FIAT
mascies He reminds you Of Raceland and Baneurg
the Bay hold him IN high esteem His stable COM
as gentle as kitten. Foodtde two-yearold, is one
of the most bloodke youngsters seen thi, year;
Grover Cleveland great fOrsc III Call1ofnla
until Tribouet met him and taught him how easy it
to gallop mile and quarter IN 100, ;G1 IA. .t.rt
who may furnish the surprise and unset OF the race
This d Benny re Sy p4Hs
Paso, and is said to be a clinher.
DQnboyne Is the mystery OF tne race ~ u d hno
piece OF horsehesh eye ever beheld. HIS quarters
are superb lie is as active as bundle OF sloei
springs ana looks II he could carry mountain and
STAY all day. No has yet succeeded In getuhg a
line on him 1t is darby limited thai Jennings exer
cises him at night the wagon road that runs paae
10 the Culver Rsilray. The little train that drops
from the summit Of the hin by reenwood Cemetery
the running and Uunboyne beats II every night
reSords ' still doubt if Dunboyne beat the
Bard , ~.
Given fair day and fast track. the foregoing list
OF probable starters may be divided INTO uhtee lois
trpn posCibi
Suburban has not yet been won by a poor horse ana
is not likely be this year
The impossibilities these: Joe Cotton, Dun
bovine Elkwood Dry MonOpOle Grover Cleveland,
Richmond Connemara Ordway and Eurus.
Possibilities-Terra Gotta and Jriboulet
Probabilities-Linden the best Of the Dwyer'-
except Joe Cotton and the best Of Haggin's
Should rain In and make tho course neaVy one OF
the lghtweights with such a lead as Euius got last
year might make a runaway race OF 1t. SIM going
would also help Dry Monopoe, who reveis in mud, and
Eufus, who delights in It,
Terra Gotta IS expected TO reach Sheepshead Bay to-
morrow. He is thoroughly seasoned and tightly wound
up for bruisng race
The executive committee Of the Coney Island Jockey
Club drove over the yesterday and superintend
Clarke pointed out the hundred and one improve
ments made.
There are to be only eight mutual machines in the
betting ring Coops for seventy five boOkmakers have
been placed in position.
The course never looked moro att active.
"Ai5elS-Your namcSake was undoubtedly starter
in the sixth al Je Park June q and under
racing rules all bets made on him stand NO money
was refunded. Those who backed him lost. The
judges excused him an act OF mercy. B' Is en-
tirely right in his contention that the horse went
20 the post It equivalent 10 his running The race
ard few dollars the rogue when he starts again
and he