The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-18
THE SUBURBAN.
Salvador Lands the Prize in
Wonderful Time.
HaSSin'S COlOFS Carried to The Front
Amid the Greatest Enthusiasm.
The Superiority Of California Raised Horses
Again Justly Demonstration
Other Tracks.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL.

CoNEY ISLAND, June 17.-Sayator the king
of the Haggin stable, won the rich Suburban
stakes at a mile and a quarter at Sheepshead
BAY to-day in 2:Oe45 the fastest time Sub
urban was ever run In. Casslus was second, only
beaten by a head Tenny, the favorite, third,
TWO lengths back. When Isaac Murphy landed
Saiyator winner mighty cheers went up from
the 10000 people who were present, winners
and losers joining in the ovation to Haggln's
peerless colt The only other California horse
in the Suburban was Firenzl, also from Haggin's
stable. Haggn wanted TO win with her, but the
understanding was that If she could not land the
tempting prize Salvador was to do il If he could.
Flrenz was not quite "on edge" She ran very
gamely TO The head OF the stretch, but was un-
able to get in front.
THE HORSES GET OFF.
Al the third ATTEMPT the horses were got of,
Cassius masking the uace from the outset. They
went away at terrific pace Cassius increasing
his lead steadily, Longstreet second, Strideaway
third, just in front OF Salvador, with Tenny back
IN the Tuck. Tenny was carried too fast 10 suit
him and lie sulked badly. He appeared out Of
The race very early. AT the three-Quarters sal
vator moved up 10 thlrd place. Tenny also be-
gan to improve his position On the turn for
home Murphy sent Salvador after the flying Cas-
Slus, and slowly, but surely, came up to him.
''SalyaIOr wins Salvador wins 70 shouted The
crowd. Under MuTpby'S urging Salvador caught
CassiuS and then came The struggle home.
Murphy drove Salvador hard Taral was doing
heroic work on Cassius, and Garrison kept
pounding Tenny's ribs length behind the
leaders. At the last sixteenth pole Salvador got
his head In 'front.' and Murphy Kept him there,
and Casslus beat Tenny Tor the place. The
crowd yelled in wild delight; Murphy WIS
carried from the scales and received a large
forl horseshoe. lie was cheefed again and
again; Slrdeaway was fourth, five lengths be
hind Tenny, and was followed by Raceland
Frenzl, Prince Royal, Montague, LongslreeI in
the order named.
sALvAToR's VICTORY.
SalyatOr's remarkably clever victory to-day
stamps him as one OF the best colts OF the day.
he was giving weight To all the other eight con-
testants IN the race, anc for four-year-old TO
take up 127 pounds and 60 The mile aud quar-
ter In 2:O6 4-5 was 4 wonderful performance.
1t breaks all previous Suburban records, but
Kingston, 3, 122 pounds up, sill is the chief,
with the standard record OF 2;O61s. The dlf-
ference between Salvaiors and kingstons
Is, however, only fractional. and Salvator's is
much The more merltOrlOus performance; for
comparing tie TWO he gave Kingston year and
i've pounds.
In to-day's run Cassius, the pacemaker, who
nearly succeeded In landing another runaway
race for The BeveIwics stable in Imitation OF
Castdway IL in lie Brooklyn handicap, bad only
los pounds 10 PACK, and II Is dollars TO cents
HaU TIE JOCKEYS OttH reversed. ludt MURPHY
would have won with CasSlus by many lengths.
But The result does not detracf from SalyatOrs
credit, for lie was giving Cassius nineteen
pounds. Murphy deserves the greatest praise
fOr his great skill, and again demonstrated that
over a distance he Is The premier Jockey OF
America. Tenny ran a good race also but his
race last week 10 the mud. though he had only
Sorrento to beat, evidently was not Of much ben
eft TO him. Raceand. Flrenzi, Prince Royal
aud Montague were never important factors in
the run. Sfideaway and LongsIreet made a
good showing, and the hrst-named seemed to
have likely chance To get place unit! the fast
run uD tie stfetch between the Two leaders dis
posed OF his interest In the result.
1enny Went 10 lie post fayOrite at Z 10 8,
with Salvador next choice at 8 TO .. Salvador
well backed by the stable and the California
delegation, who won nicely on the result Sal
yaIOr Is tlHe slesAlDg big fOuryear-Old colt, by
Prince Charlie out of Sdlvina, and was bought
by MIR. Haggin when yeafling. He was if not
the best at least as good as any other three-year
Old last year. ana has won several Itch STAKES.
THE RESULTS.
COMFY ISLAND June 1.-THE weather to-
day was threatening, bat the track in good
order and fast, as the time made. especially in
the Suburban, shows.
Filst race, i've turlongs, Civil Service 81.
Regain won, Geraldine (kel!y) second, Blue Rock
(Bergen) thIrd Time. 1:0I So.
Second race double event for twO-vearOldS),
five aud half turlongs, Russell {GatrisUn) won,
Boeto q Lewis second, Miss Ransome (Smsl
third. Tine, 1:l0.
Third race Qhe EquInoctial stake for three
year-olds), one mile ana a furlong, Reelare Gay
ior) won. Torso iJ. Lewl0 second. Jersey Pat
(BGTgeu) llIrd. Time, .O6 10.
Fourth race (the Suburban haudicap), one and
quarter miles, Salvador Il. Murphy won Cas-
sius (IaraD SECOND. Tenny GARRISON third,
Suldeaway (raylOD fourth. Time, 2:06 40.
Fifth race, one mile and one furlong, Beck
(Iayior) won, Eon (Bergenl second, Defauter
StuvaD third. lime, so 40.
SIKH race, one nile on turf, WattersOn (TaraD
sud Folsom (Bergenl ran dead heat Vengeur
(Andersonl thhd. Time, A. Purse divided.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 17--After the first two races
were run lO-day IL began raining aud the track
was sea OF mud. Following are the results
First race, four furlongs, Onlight (rhorpe) won,
Lamar (Aen) second, Yale 81 (R. Willlams)
thlTd. Time, O:51.
Second race, one and an eighth miles, Dous-
man (R Sm!th) won, harry Ireland Sloan sec
ODd, May Hardy tAdamsl third Time. 1853.
Third race Bankers and Merchants' stak es),
one mile and sixteenth, Julia Magee (BrittOn)
won, GoodDy Cooper second, Expense bow
man third. Time, :47l4;
Eli keys second, Fred Taral (Ransome) third.
lime, ;4S.
Fifth race, one and tbree-eghths miles War
peak (StewarD won, HyDOcriie lR. Williams Sec
ond, Newcastle (BritIon) third. Time, 2:35.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANsAs CITY June I7m1w9ysasod Sy F3 Niles
ond, Marmora third. Time, 0:68.
Maiden. tbree-year.oIds and upward. one
mile, Whittier won, VIII Lyons second, Band
aIIGht third. Time, 1:56 20.
Hotel stakes, one mile and quarter, Verge dOr
won, Bettina second, Pilgrim Third. Time,
Z.2O 40.
Three year-olds and upward, six furlongs.
heats, fist, Lev won, Spalding second. San Ardo
third. Time, ;22 Second, Spdldiug wOu Le
Premier second SanA rdo third lime 81 81 4-5
Lev was distanced and this made IL unneces-
saTy TO run the thitd heat to decide the race.
Three year-olds and upward, mile ana seventy
yards, dyer Won, Cansignee second Prince Al
bert third. Time, l :57 2-5.
AT BOSTON.
Boston, June 17.--About 5000 people at
tended the opening day Of the trotting NEE ting
T'Inran ole
$500 divided. The result was as follows: Daw-
son first Stanley second. Volunteer Third and
Fanny Swope distanced. The best time was
2:39s4
LII The 2:2o class, for purse Of $500, Dear
naught won, MambrlO Maid second, Neal Val
Jean third, Olaf fourth. The best time was
2:3012.