New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-13
TRYING SUBURBAN CANDIDATES.
THE DwYERs NOT IN THE RACE-McLhUGHLlN
MAY RIDE TERRA COTTA-FIREN2I A DISAP-
poINTMENT-LINDEN IN PERFECT CON-

MAY RIDE TERRA COTTA-FIRENZI A DISAP-
PoINTMENT-LINDEN IN PERFECT CON-
DITION
horses and turfmen will rest to-day and all take
fresh sheepshead Bay the beginning
of the Coney Island Jockey Clubs June meeting The
Suburban talk of the Never before has 1t
excited keen interest. Many prominent eahaioates
were tried yesterday and while were found wanting
others answered the question" in manner entirely
satisfactory to their trainers ana backers King
ston was practically withdrawn on Monday lie has
gone Of" and may not be seen for several weeks Han
over was declared out ago. and Bessie June does
not belong 10 Suburban company Joe COTTON
therefore is the only hope Of the Dryers On Mosday
The Tribune cassed him among the mposSibiltes ana
IL looks as II he will remain there for in his trial
at the Gravesend yesterday he showed himself
wholly unfit the journey 1t is more than prooaoe
that he will go the post In that event Meugh
lin NAV ride the heraded Western horse Terra Gotta
who arrived yesterday from ST. Louis full OF honors and
loaded down with money With Americas greatest Jockey
on his back Terra Cottss chances will be vastly improved
and he may be classed dangerous for Mclaughlin VIII
hustle him as lie never hustled before
Fircnzrs ual a disappointing one TO the STABLE
Sho was worked company Of Auelia, and the latter
held her safe at every point The public knows what
Aurela can do She may be considered sure starter
and will probably be ridden by Garrison who knows her
intimately FiIenzi is the doubtful list with
the odds against her being sent for the lIidago
will undoubtedly carry the orange blue sleeves 81
well az Aurel!a, and possibly the stable may have third
representative In FcnZi Hamilton will rlde Hidaig0
TIE judges of racing little respect for tho
Dunboyne the mystery Of mysteries scalled,
and Trboulet, alias Safe Ban. Banburg did some fair
work yesterday, but his at jerome Park 50
bad that nobody really fears him.
Linden, the gallant Of Longfclow, ful1lls molly
every promise lie easy mile and a quarter
Yesterday in IA Id with full weight up-124 pounds
and his performance justified the confidence Of all who
have placed their hopes in him.
With the Dryers unrepresented it looks as II the
Suburban Is going resolve itself into Uaggln Preak
ness duel. Hayward will probably ride Linden. They
mako u mighty pair.
ordway will certainly start Young Mr.. Kelly is full
Of confidence in the proves Of his lightweight but
Is only thing that help Ordway and that Is ten
inches Of mud. And the weather promises 10 be nne
In addition to the army Of bookmakers, there will be
straight and place mutual machines, OF EACH fol-
those who like 10 bet that way or Frank RumIne
will be on hand to sell auction pools pavilion has
been built for him back CT the betting ring Between
the latter and the homesrech is the stand
tors who don't like TO get far away from the money
seats. Broad stairs lead up it from the ring
The better bet at the last moment 1y up the steps
the standing, and fly back to " cash ill.,"
You want TO wear your stoutest shoes and most un
| rippable clothes tomorrow. There isn't going b
elbow the Quarterstre The Oldest inhab tan
never such jam at a racecourse will be a
the time the Suburban hrses summoned to the post
the weather remains fine. Let the skies be
| the track fast, and may the best horse win
Besides the Suburban there will be two other rici
prizesthe Foam Stakes for wo-yearolds and the Swift
Stakes for threeyearods Many Of the best colts ant
| hllies aie engaged.