St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-16
The GREAT SUBURBAN
a Noble Field VIII Contest,
With Tenny the Favor
tie.
The Talent Picks Five Only as
Having a Chance to
Win.
Results at Norris Park, Chi
cago, st. Louis and
Gloucester.
The Winners in the National
League and American
Association.

New YORK, June 15.-To-morrow
the meeting of the Coney Island Jockey
club will begin, and from present indi-
cations it promises to suTpass all its pre-
deeesSors. With the opening day comes
the eighth running of the Suburban
handicap. 4 race which has for some
time past been the main topic among
horsemen. Those who are among the
possible starters appear to be so evenly
matched that the result is no matter to
foretell. A conspicuous feature of the
great race tomorrow will be the
absence, of Salvador. who last
year Leat everything before him.
This will no doubt add much to the
race, for while his victories last year,
especially in the Suburban. were gained
by close margins, they were decisive
enough, and Tenny's defeat in the
metropolitan handicap at Morris Park
by Tristan has lost the swayback host
OF friends, but yet the number is almost
legion, which means that to-marrow he
will be a red-hot favorite. Tea Tray,
Major DOmo, Riley and Tournament
will, however. be well supported, and.
in the opinion of the talent, the race
will be confined to them.
ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS.
First race a sweepstakes for ali ages, 81, 900
added, five furlongs-Eon. Volunteer H.. 124
each; Civil Service Tormentor. I22 each;
Correction, Fairy. Annie, JOG each.
Second race, the double event a sweep
stakes for tWo-year- olds. the association TO
add the amount necessary to make the value
of the two events 5000 each, five and half
Mac Airplant, Victory, Nesubule, His High
ness, lis each; Othmar 1l3.
Third race. for three-year-Olds. $1,000 added,
selling allowances mile and three -sixteenths
-Algernom, Port Chester, 1l2 each; Kitty T,
Tammany, HoOdlum. l07: Sequence colt, 105;
Lillian, 103: Second Favorite, l02.
Fourth race, the Suburban, a handicap
sweepstakes of 500 each. II. +. and only S25
If declared by Feb. %, the association to add
the amount necessary to make the value of
the lace $4,000, the second TO receive 50, 500,
and the third $3.50 of the money
added Weishts TO be announced
weights of a race of $1,000. four pounds
extra, of two of Si.030 or of one of s., 600.
eight pounds extra; Of three of $1,000, or Of
two OF $1,000, or of one of $1,000, twelve
pounds extra. In the case of horses handi-
capped at Ii5 pounds or over, these penalties
shall apply TO the extent Of one-half, and in
case of those handicapped at 20 pounds or
over, the extent Of one-quarer only, and in
the case OF those handicapped at l26 pounds
or over, they shall not apply at all; seventy
one entries, seven declared; mile and quar-
ter-Tenny, 12S; Riley, 1875; Raceland, 124;
Judge Morrow, 123: Tea Tray, III; Demuth,
ZIG; Cassius and Diablo, rs each; Banquet
and LOantake, 1l5 each; Fitzjames, 10S; Driz-
zle, 101; English Lady. 105; Major Domo. 104;
Isaac Lewis and Odella. 90 each; Rico, 80.
Fifth race, a sweepstakes, penalties, $1,000
added, mile and furlong-rristan, 1873; Ter
rifer, 121; Strideaway, Gallifet, jim Glare,
JOS each: Bermuda l57; Jack High. l04;
Vivid. 103; Abb. 1913.
Sixth race. Spring turf stakes, 81, $50 added,
mile on turf-Madstone. st. John, Long
street 126 each; Rico, 122; Lord Harry, III;
Lizzie, 102.
Seventh race. purse $1,000, mile and six
teenth on turt-Watterson, 116; Little JIM
Gettysburg, Fardee, 12l; Humdrum, 106;
Vintage Time, filly, los; Atlantic, 90.