Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
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throng
The great Suburban Nas the fo4rta sFeus
OF t1e c4E1. snA talOGg IA lie taTee proceed
Ing races the impstien1s OF the Jhr0lg w-s
se41csy held IA check by interest pa tie
ranEiug they witnessed The hour h4d
Lssn nAed az a - p IL Bat a. soon -
the preceding race Was run there sss
rush - the betting shed - invest OF Il
Soon the crowd bec4Ds so great II - -
only BY pushing aud showing that Inc bet
tors could get near enough TIE book
makers 10 hand them their money. Most
of the beEtogs acted ike crazy men Ia their
anxiety ~ back their fayoutes
Tho race was a hsudlcap sweepstakes OF
slO cash, half forfeit the association TO
add tho amount necessary 70 make the
value OF the race 2lO, ,OO0 tie second 10 le-
ceIvc > 0OO and the third g. 100 cut Ot the
money - added Winning penalties and
handicap allowances; \ miles The start
els. wiki their lockers. were Us follows.
Terra Gotta. HcLAughlia. Eurus, Hayward
Raceiaad. Garrson Badge Anderson, Elk
wood, Fla Patrick. Bella b., Taylor; Gorge,
Hamilton. Volunteer, MOsher. Bran Bera.
Bergen
Two starts were made when the flag fell
, f.s.l On in t.4t
Elkwood, Eurus and Badge next Coming
To the stand Volunteer led by q nose,
with Gorge two lengths before
Eurus, who was two lengths before
badge, who had ella b, Raceland,
brian Eoru and Terre Gotta next At tho
quarter post ,lunteer led by a length.
George WAS second, length and half
before Bella with Badge Eurus, Brian
Boru, Tere Gotta and Elkwood next
Going up the back stretch George
went TO the front and soon had
lead OF two lengths from Erus.
second Then came Bella b, Volunteer,
Brian Boru Badge, Terra Gotta, under the
whip, aud Elkwood George ed until they
were well into the home stretch, with Race
land next on whom Garrison was sitting
like marble statue AS they en-
tered the home-stretch Garrison
gazed right and left, and, pleased with the
survey, kept Eaceland 10 his work as
steady Us a clock On they came like a
whirlwind, George still in the lead. Still
like a statue sat Garrison, and Is immoy-
able as fate.
Now watch the snapper draw the whip" >"
said one, as Terra Gotta came with grand
rush. He did not With confidence grand
in itself, but almost eart-breaking 10 his
hackers, Garrison merely sat down aud urged
his noble animal the .lightest bit He seemed
To think that it was all over but the shouting
and so it was Amid the plaudits OF l000
tbroats Raceland dashed past the Judges
stand an easy winner 10y length and a
half in 2:09 ). Terra Gotta, second, was
half length before George, third Burns
Bryan Boru, Badge, ElkwOod, Volunteer
and Bella T.. who ran wide clear out oil the
turn in the upper turn. followed as named
Elkwood pulled up very lame
The winners neck was encircled on his
return to the weighing stand with IA gi-
gantic floral horseshoe, on which the le-
gend Suburban" was worked with flowers
1t WAS a great race, and every lover OF
horses who Witnessed % felt that he would
not have missed the event at any cost The
time not remarkably fast, but it was
good considering the condition OF the track
Raceland is bay gelding years old
and Is owned by August Belmont, who last
year paid sl7, 80 for him.