New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
THE SUBURBAN.
PAST WINNERS AND FUTURE POSSIBILITIES
OF THE YOUNG AMERICAN CLASSIC.
THE BEST FIELD OF PROBABLE STARTERS THE
HANDICAP EVER BROUGHT OUT - THE
MONMOUTH SEASON A CHANCE
FOR ToxCDrSTANCT RACING.


Jockey Club at sheepshcad Bay. and those who have
received a COPY of the programme for the June meet
ing Of 1890 Will find on the covert page the faces OF
the three placed horses on that occasion-tieneral
Monroe, War Eagle and Jack Of Iearts-who finished
short heads apart. The races oer who intends to
become one OF the army Of 10000 that will see the
Suburban of 1890 run tomorrow will be interested in
the following brief review of the results Of previous
suburbaDs
In 1884 there twenty starters. The Dryers
sent both George Kinney and Barnes to the post and
the public made the pair warm favorites IN the bet
ting General Monroe was third choice at to l.
and Jack of Hearts fourth at To l. while against
War Eagle 30 TO l was laid. Tho track was dry and
deep in dust The was stirring spectacle the
result being in doubt till the last stride. summary
Bowlias-MnnIe t. Morgan, y[T;,;' 12i
psvt. Co.'S Dr. c. War Eagle g. Io2 to'arrison}
1ppie6y 4 Johnsons b. h. Jack Of neaft;;; 8, M
Time 49,.
In 1885 fifteen ran. Monogram whose reputation
then was as broad the land, was the favorite at
TO l. but he failed 10 show his usual speed and was
beaten OIL Against Pontiac, Pierre Lorillard's i'm
ported colt the odds were 10 |. There no
poolscing of any kind. and the bookmaSing was
done in skulking undcrhand way, without posted
odds and without any open transfer of betting cards
or OF cash. still. a great deal of betting done
in all informal way, all the boOkmakcrs taking bets,
though not in manner to expose them to arrest
The track was fast. summary
Pierre Ls5ri:rds i%R Pontiac by Pero Gomez Gomez
F. l. C'fiunstr'J waltOn's imp Rch%Spd no T. ITO
n. W. Kittson's en- Ratsplan 4. lle lti1pstric~
In 1856 twenty went 20 the post, but Springfield
threw his rider. Littlcncld. aud did not finish Lifzc
Dryer a decided favorte. with Troubadour second
choice at 4 to 1. Captain W. NJ. Conner who
OBLIGATED starter distinguished himself by making
highly successful send of, but the race was one ot
hare and hounds from start to finish Troubadour. tar
st.ts
from his field az every stride won In a common canter
by four lengths. The track was ga Of mud sum
mary
srown's TroubadouF by Li'H hon
Dvycf hfos. b. C. Richmond ne lNcl&gguml
. '' Tims~l i2i,
In lss7 twenty went 10 tho post. but Mr. caldwell
making q the worst stai- In his NE. Ben Al
ridden by Mclaughlin. and Quito with Garrison IN the
saddle. left standing sim In THEN tracks Inc
course was deep IN mud. Euru- - 10 chance
got on no less thou hrc" lengths IN front Of hts heid
and making the aOsi ~ his advantage leit his com
pctitors far behind. romping home the cas"'f IT win
ners by 81 lengths Tho favor'c Richmond then
the property Of u. Pyor finished frh DAVIS VINO
rude Eurus. Wa, Killed In railroad accident 30 war
rcnton. No. . wcca ago summary
a J. o..-a'u. b. O.. lrr.~ uv Eo.u- -Nl'-tc ir.r
Fair,N stable. b q, o-e.mmc. g. ioi Niooar1y
"fui'' n b. wiosh"qr ,, /, ~ 10 S''""
IL lass The aided money ncrcs.cd from - 500
q $1,000 and 'hc condition. q TIE race wcc slightly
hanged IN favor ~ horses heavg hanfi' app'd ~e'
,nf-,n started IN % very t-i track ll'al-o an'
Terra Gotta were equal fivoufcs 40 IN l. rre win
r,r TUNED ny En,wood. o =; 10 chance. ~ao won
through good lu,l Terra Gotta, after l~itre Co.,
entire field swcIycd badly at the nulth. enabling Eh
wrd 70 win by % .hor ncclt summary;
v. or.t,s ,h. b.. Il.vrae n. POW ''n
eh,s,se stable. ,h E, r,rra c't,,. o. iee ,aig
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I'm isa9 the condition. were again flghtly chanreA.
The association guaranteeing 10 malc thc value IT the
stake $4,000 Nine started. bat ont seven finished
bella D. and Volunteer boiling ON the upper turn
Rn.eand was = decided favorl'c ~ 70 =. with Terra
Gotta second choice For q mile ana q furong the
rnec was good ono but in tho stretch tho iavorite
Ieff his horses ~ n they hohtici. winning Nth
out apparent effort by two orgih,. summary
August B"imont's b. Rac"end. by hm"t 'ionc''
chicago sS,be's en-. b. ran oo',, r.
g. Hearts, NS ' 2Se : Il rs, IS Hamilton q
In 1900 there will he about sixteen starters. and
svcy lover n the turf j, PRAYING for far day ana
ftst track n Is scarcely possible, oven with the
.rve.i of weather - have tho latter but the going
nay be god enough - give even Longircci no excuse
or remaining IN th' aground. The Dwyers viii not
Lon-stec II he track be heavy. for great ns they
think their colt they acknowledge that he cannot
run IN mnd \ truly great racehoree can run any
where under any conditions, 50 long A. he Is NJ and
well n Lones'rect does not sir Dixon viii carry
tho popular co,rs II the famous Brookyn stable. and
the betting viii he 10 % against him.
Mr. Puslfcr does not whether ~ rains, blows
or SHOWS Teuy Is ready FOR sort Of track and
weather Tenny's galop In tho Westchcster Cup
Wa his anal trial for the suburban. Neither dos
August Belmont concern himself much about mctcoro
logical affair. both Raccand and Prince Royal are
g,ri In mud but he would much prefer good track
Mt. Hagrn does concern himself about the condition
of the track a. 30 depend The furtuncs
Of Rancho del raso In the young American classic II
the going be- bad firenk will not 90 Ia the post. for
tho entire llaggln establishment aJors under the de
haslon that the msre cannot ran in mad. ms Is
sapremcN ridiculous, frcnA has beaten both Race
land and Eurus IA deep mud, and II there are any
body kindly point them out ON drl track both flrenHi
and Salvador may start though II j. by no means Ger
tain that Mr.. Haggiu Will send the two tO the post
FrcnI has been doing better work than salvador and
will undoubtedly be The stables main reliance
whats the use OF bucking up against tnrm cracks
az q mile and a quarter with Badge - said j. ~. VI,
OormicA q day or two ago 81 The writer. Badge is
10 make believe he Is. 1T that distance and against
Glance don't intend To- start HIN
scnorita is no; M aud viii not he I'll the Mon
mouth meeting. Rogers Will not hurry hrr
II Tea Tray, who runs To- day AZ Brighton Beach
oonvnces Lakeland that he is all right again after
- escapade at Morris Palk' he VIII be among the
Proctor Knott notwithstanding he is as Fat as a
PIG n sausage time b. sure starter having been
shipped Esst for the expires purpose 81 showing III.
companion. English Lady. viii also be numbered
ssf.asaway 4 doubtful starter lie runs with Tea
Tray 1T Brighton this afternoon.
come. tolfaw has shown 30 much Improvement I'm
not IN a condition "a at the brooklyn meeting;
sam brown has been saving Reporter Tor "9',her
track Reporter viii be dangerous But Reporter Is
risdcrlSE Gclhard will anin make the mistake Of
running Volunteer for The suburban II tle suburban
smf u chance, but what business has tI, ancient
'Pncr " fat ,e@Ps y, S Z, n , "e %,
colt but rNCulicctlug That hl-