The daily critic., 1890-06-02
THE SUBURBAN OUTLOOK
TENNI AND RlCELiND THE IA.
l0RlTES FOR THE RACE
A Comparatively Unknown Western
Horse Which is Running Well To-
Days Entries at Morris Park.

The Suburban handicap to be run Oh
June ! F; is now engaging the attention
Of racing men an over the country. and
within the past week two horses hav,
| ushed their way to public favor s.,
strongly that they will probably both
/ so to The post with very small odds
against them The manner In which
I Tenny won the New York Jockey Club
handicap stamps him a prime favorite
while the remarkable race Fide~ won
on Saturday shows that She. too. is a
remarkable horse. She made the best
time on record at the distance-threc.
quarters of mile-iu the Tobogean
handicap, and could have kept up the
pace some time longer.
ltis claimed that
BACELAND CAN OUTRUN HER.
If so, MI Belmont holds the winning
card and his horse will divide the
honors Of favorite with Pulsifer's s
colt
Tcnny Of course. will be the ia.
voritc with Mclaughlin up, and he
ought to do the trick His admirers
claim that, unless an accident happens.
he will be first under the wire. Ii looks
very much as If the race would be be.
tween Tenny and Raceand.
There is also strong tip out on Sal.
vator. but nobody exactly knows. cxcept
the owners, what Mr. lIaggins entry Is
capable of doing, and so nothing can
be definitely learned Firenzi Is also
certain TO start.
According to the New York World
there Is a strong tip out on
ENGLISH LADY.
She dropped down in the books forty
points, and as she only carries gl
pounds she looks as IL she might have
a chance. She Is owned by the Scog.
gan Bros. the owners OF Proctor Knott
and Western turf men describe her as
a second Miss Woodford She has
started five times during the present sea
son and earned brackets upon the last
three races.
The entries and weights for 10 day's
races at Morris Park are as follows:
First race, sweepstakes, one mile aud an |
eighth Niagara, l26; Sluggard, III; Eou, |
l22. Gypsy Queen, l2T.
Second race, sweepstakes, three-year- |
olds, one mile-Sweet Home colt, l22: |
WattCisuu, i22; FernwOOd, ia2: Kings |
bridge ~; Favorita, ll5; DR.. Helmuth, |
ll"; Wyndham, 1856 Clarendon, ll5: Edith /
tray, no
Third race, sweepstakes, two year-olds.
nc bali milc-kirkover, lis; Register,
] !S; Brcntano, lis; Mclrose, IFS; MctiIuty, /
lls, Gold Dollar, us. Floscttc li5 Miss /
Williams, ll5, BlanChe's Lass. us: Par.
htuia, tl5 Cataloug, rs, Maid Of the
Mist, 10, Mary stone. rs; Vacation. il5. \
Martha Washington, rs; Dutch Girl, ll5. /
Foulth race, twU-year-olds, selling, s
lOugs-scquence, colt, lis; Blithe, lis; |
Umpire Kelly, llf; Woodcutter. los Ber-
'ha Campbell, l05; Claudine. lO5, Fayora,
n5; Priscilla, i05; SaXouette, l05; Evan /
Feline, los; Servltor, l0I, Judge Mitchell.
700; Fonda, 81. seabird, 81; Flagrant, IS,
'.atOnia, -.
tttth race, sweepstakes, q furlOngs-
fitziames, III: Fordham, III; Salisbury, /
j ~ Nardcc, llj; Blue Rock, ll5, Rispah, |
lui tivil Service, lO4; TOrmentor. lOI |
Peterborough, 90; Druidess, gg Elthus, /
-, The Tarter, %; Extra Dry, 90. Lord |
Ike, 90 Jersey Pat, 06; Coots, 92i Fannus, /
sixth race, selling; fuhongs Lady Pull |
,ifer, ll3; Sentiment III; Manola, lOT /
My Fellow, l0i; Pelham, los; Royal Garter \
lui; King Idle lOi Noodburn l0!: Lee |
hristyr lU! Bliss, l0l; Arab, 100: Avery, |
~ Dalsyrian, 90
CRITIC TIPS
First Race-E0n. Niagara.
Second Pace Euuaat Hon.. NArast.a