New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
ALL READY FOR THE DEKBf.
KINGMAN THE FAvoRITE FOR THE GREAT
WESTERN RACE.
srp ,ruvrAru RAISES DOUBTS IN THE PUBLIC
MIND, uowEvER-ENThIEs. JOCKEYS
.Sn WEIGHTS.
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Chicago June 1o-rhe Washington Park Club PEG
plo decided this morning not 10 take any chances Oh
having the rces at their track stopped by the police
rnrcsentative Of the clubs treasurer called on the
% cotor and settled for last years and this years
licenses. 49,, l.,
The outlook tonight for nice Derby-Day weather Io
morrow IS not promising II has been raining eio W
ats and starts for three days, ard here Is wat uc
sergeant In charge of the Signal Office hd 10 say
anxious nqulrtrs tonight There Is ran all aou'u Us
ad Chicago IS right III the centre Of the STORM Dei
TIA trru centr, this morning was between Missouri
and illinois where 1t has been for two DAYS ana te
had weather extends cear from Colorado TO the Aahc
ocean Last evening the clearweatler belt was over
Western Colorado but II has now got HUE lur''er
east 1t is moving slowly, too slowly rear u len
heto I'm time for tonorrows festivities we are nhoS
10 have showers aud there is fighting chance tna1 bc
weather may clear up onight" The track has not
been harmed as yet by the rain that has flen accord
ing 10 tile horseneh, but they aye anxious Tor clear
weather tomorrow. If the sun shines In the morning
IL Will be fast tTlck. As 20 winners there Is gie'
diversity OF opinion. Tho list Of probable starters r
nses somewhat Of puzzle but while each morse mas
It's partisans, KDennn seems somewhat In the H@iu
Those that decry KnSman are not numerous one nlah
who Tas tahdering about the Sporting resorts tonight
carrying O large ron said that Strathmeath was the
winner. He had seen Kngmah at Cincinnati when ne
had 10 lay his Nat and hang his tongue out 10 oet
"a field OF dubs who were not In 1t with tho horses ana
Jockeys he's got 70 fight tomorrow" StTathmeath III
fact has quite COLL and knowing ones Say the fact
that fe hasn't started before this year leads them TO
believe that Morris Il sure OF winning with him. Ln'
dovic Is q favorfte Sath some High Tariff and Poet
Scout il Is said, will bear watching. Altogether. the
field Is fine one, and, weather permitting, 1t will be
great race. The winner will get about $4,000, the
richest purse west OF NewYork.
Pessara viii be ridden by Fred Taral 6trathmeath by
(t,,in Nalla nv DupfOn q
Fitzpatrick. Forerunner by Allen. Balgowau
by 0vert6n, High Tariff by Klley, Poet
Scout by Goodale, SNOWFALL by Garrison, and
Ludovo by 7toCaifery. If Kngmau does not win there
will be many empty pOcketbOOks and sorrowfol heaTs
in tho Kcptuoky delegation. The son of Glen
garry was given his final spin yesterday and ran
the full Derby distance Of nnd one han miles under
O pull aud with 40 pounds up in 2 AZ 12. COving-
ton had srathmesth out and worked him the distance
In al - Caufornians here are disappointed at
Baldwin's failure TO start san joaquin Following arc
the probable starters and weights as well as entries for
the other races
T. Browns ch c. Forerunncr, 125; T. J. Clay's
b. c. BaIgowah, 1872; Easln and Larabies b. c. High
Tariff 1877 Eailln and Labie's b. C. Poet Scout 49,
Walcott and Campbels CHI. c. SNOWFALL, 122; Walcott
and Campbell's b. Pessara, 1877; Allen and stones
b. c. Kngman, 1879; Green b. Morris's b. g. otratlF
meath 122 ScOgean Brothers oh. C. Valera, III
L. u shippe's b. c. Judowic, 100 K. \. Swigerts CHI c.
Michael, 1875.
The weights and entries for the other Washington
Park races tomorrow as follows
First raccThree year-ods and upward one one m me-
Ilthe0U iO7: Hypatlca 1902; Yale, '01 1O7; Rainier,
I07; Bobby Beach 1o2: Joe Garter, 107.
Second race-Three yearols and upward; I5 i,9
miles. santiago 100 Dickelson lO' opoitShaH' i-o'
Long Shot, 1915.
Forth race-Three- year-ods and upward; 1-13
miles. Martin Russell no; Marie H. lo4 spectator:
100: st. Adams, 1906; Getaway, 100; Mlf1Oeau, W,
Woodyaie 107 business, 1l3: Kismet, 100.
Fifth 1aceTwoyearo dds five furIqns'i uc bsdmS,
ia strictly los Judge Hughes, IFS Umatllla, 109
strathmad, lis; Curt Gum, Ill san Pueblo, lOo
zlc ST. 1903; Carlsbad, 1l9; Sam Farmer, 49, "au-
taugsi l19.