New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-10
THE LAST WEEK AT JEROME
Ia FEAST OF GOOD THINGS AT sHEErsHEAp
BAY
rHr SUBURBAN AND THE nEAtIzAr1oN-runS

rHn SUBURBAN AND THE nEALIzATIoN-TunS
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
There VIII be no racing at jerome Park To-Day The
meeting continues tomorrow WEDNESDAY ana hhur'
day Nothing has been said about racing on fr'oas
and Il is hardly probable that the day VIII DC csmeo'
as horse-owners wal be removing their stables 70
eheepshead Bay Tomorrow the Encore STAKES ior
xoyearods six furiongs and the Harlem Stakes for
shrsave.rolds nj tho same distance viii DO the chief
FEATURES Of interest On Wednesday, tho westchester
Handesp ono and three-elghhs miles win Do rum ana
ON Thursday the meeting will close with the Maximum
stakes which Msximus ought to win II there's any
thing In a name, and the Belmont StaEes' in "hicn II
/. now probsbe that Dabo with 1875 pounds, the Far
v,,,s.le colt with lis, Eric with lis and zephyrus
with lal win meet
ON saturday the public win gladly go seward. and
IN the cool breezes Of the Atlantic enjoy the first
course of q remarkable feast that the Coney Island
Joctey Club has prepared. What wonderful pro-
gramme Secretary Lawrence has arranged how rich
IN good things, how varied IN interest! The suburban
IA to be run on Tuesday and not the first day OF
the meeting, because perhaps II IT. were run on Satur"
day the grounds would not be large enough to hold
the multitude that would try TO see IL Saturdays
programme Is rich enough without IT. and the club did
wisely in making Il the chief attraction for announcer
DAY. The meeting at this most beautiful convenient
and popular Of American race courses opens
SWEEPSTAKES ~
wyndAsm Walden intends to win with J. A
and A. H. Morris's black horse Britain
nfc possibly the fastest Splinter that this eoun'
try has ever seen. The Double Event for two
year-ods comes next, that is, the nrSt heat OF ~ M
the second viii not be until july 2, the ast us
This staks has 100 entries, the list Including ." N
best youngsters that have been seen at GraVesenu
i.pd Jerome Park, and many others which have no'
vet appeared in public. August Bslnonts mesa
Seake may be sent for IT. THIS colt. oy 81 bialse
out OF susquehanna great marc In her oay' 10 Sa'u
10 be is pounds better than St. Carlo winner op Ui
Great American Stakes at Gravesend' ana ~ Pounue
better than Beisarus. Suck thing seems impoS'
sfbie but It Is vouched for by whole army OF tonS
and trainers, and is not discrodfted oy tne s'auie
Possibly we shah see in Chesapeake another fremont
fsut have you ever known stable that did not Keep
in reserve colt FLY tep or twenty POUNDS oo~lo'
than anything 1t could show on the track james
Rowe, however, makes few MISTAKES ana senof~AS
knows when he has a good thing.
The yoIunteer Handicap rich stake for threeyear
fl6s. at a mile and quarter is the fourth race on
Saturdays programme. The western contingent
headed by D. T. Pulslfer is in high gee over the
prospect OF winning this prize with Tenny, the sZ%o
castsf from the stable of William L. Scott. OF Erie
and winner Of the Fort Hamilton Handicap L is
,ntt.S IN the fastest time made by th1eeyear
old Tenny was backed in the winter BOOKS at 100
no l. Ten TO one VIII be good
price against him on the day OF the
race His weight is 1o4 pounds, including the penalty
eIohod up at Gravesend. Dablo must give him %
pounds Fresno is pounds, Erie Is pounds, Radiant
70 pounds and ZSphyrus pounds Tenny beat
Zephyrus Just dozen lengths when in receipt OF Two
pounds from the musical son Of hinghsher, beat him
On walk. Diablo gave Eric three pounds ana played
with him, beating him IN common canter Eric, In
receipt of pounds from zephyrus, beat the hum
msr In the easiest possible manner Sephyrus, In Nc
capt of 10 pounds from Disbo, gave the little fellow
q beating This is public form. Sec you can make
anything out of It. See If you prove that Tenny
win win the Volunteer Handicap.
The Equality Stakes, the fifth race on the pro-
gramme, VIII bring out miscellaneous lot Of horses
of all ages; distance and three sxtoenthS miles
The last race will be the turf course, which is be-
coming popular year after year with trainers,
especially such have their hands full Of cdpples
The conditions call for sweepstakes of 15 each with
81 900 added by the association. Exile win probably
start
On Tuesday the Foam Stakes for two-yearohs, the
TIarI Stakes for three earods and sweepstakes viii
precede the great Of the day Nobody knows at
this time who the starters in the Suburban Will be-
Nobody VIII know until the entries arc named at the
track Monday 1t is believed that about four
teen w 60 to the post and the list is almost
rertsn contain Raceland, Badge Hanover, Eikwood
Zurus Aurelia, Richmond, Bella B., Gorge, Con-
nemars, Champagne Clarke and Montague. Hero Is
quality and class enough to suit the most critical
fscesoer. How are they going to beat Raceisndf
Wednesday viii be gwen to purses and sweep
stakes. No purse Of less than 81 600 Is to Be given
duzing the meeting, and the added money in each
stsks and over night handicap generally exceeds
q ESQ. Rich plums follow each other in rapid sue
csssion, but the richest and npest of all Will be
picked the last day. The first Realization Stakes.
worth 900 30 the winner VIII be raced for then
by crack threeyeaCoids Of the turf Mr.. withers
has decided 10 start the Faverdae colt Mr. Langfeld
win start Dahlo. David Gideon win send French
Park, A.r. Belmont viii be represented by Forest
King. Mr. Raggln win bring out Salvador and Mr..
Maxwell VIII soc that Champagne Charlie Is at the
post The list Of nominations includes 253 colts
and fIlies OF high and low degree.
Better facilities for handling great crowds were
never crowded by any Jockey club, and the Sleeps
head management may confidently expect vast out
routing Of people on its redlster days. Trains viii
be teausntly and promptly ana after the races
Y Clovis As far Is possible nuiSsnces win e
b made heavier BY & visit to the track.
The writer would like 10 hear from any owner or
trainer who is willing to put capable boy in the
sss A U1ss give nm q s
now cucumber the tnf. The young man IS sober, In,
dustri0us, honest and faithful, and can ride at 100
pounds without training down.
Ten ysarifns bred IN the Nursery Stud, by August
yeImont viii DO sold by Colonel Braoe, At the Amen
ear Horse Exchange this morning. They are the get
"a ST BIaIse and Rmg1isher, and the lot includes a
flli brother Of Zephyrls.
gext Monday the Belle Meade, Cli6 Lawn and
Fsirview yearltngs will be sold by Mr. Easton, at
Hunts POM.
Fa,Ioving are the weights for the Queens County
ynrJie Race and the Grand National Handicap, which
are 10 be run at Cedarhurst, on July and 3, rcspoc
usos f,naens Co Grand I Queens Co. Grand
+ ~ Esint1e National Hurdle National.
Jim MeGowan. -ie2 lee Hn5o%Sr 0 III" 114t99 I'M