New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-15
THE SUBURBAN.
.oDv M THE PRINCIPAL CANDIDATES
,n.,Sv HAS THE BIGGEST VOTE WITH TEA
TRAY CLOSE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND
PROBABILITIES OF THE GREAT RACE
-wRENzI TO TRAIN AGAIN

wRFNzI TO TRAIN AGAIN.
a.. the suburban. The racegoing community
s..-sa at 10 on the Brooklyn Jockey Club Handi-
- T.,nv Prince Royal. Tea Tray; lunched at
*, 10 on the Metropolitan Handfcap-Trstan
- clarendon and win now proceed to dine at . =;
81 vounc American classic at Sheepshead Bay
60 TEA Tray Diablo. But hold. this is not tip.
~ +t writer who looks after this column never gives
49, In mentioning Tenny, Tea Tray and Diablo for
80 suburban he simply voices the opinions of half
krnared Of the shrewdest trainers, who have had
- ON the these two months. English
1sSx is supposed 10 have a chance. She
e trained TO the hour and will 90 TO the
most well backed Jacob Pincus. who the
English Derby with Iroquos, has her in hand. and
has whispered 1t to few Of his friends that she will
walk in. Well mote IL be. II English Lady wins
the writer will say He will not say so now The
owner Of Major Domo thinks ne has mortgage on the
race and intends to forecOse II tomorrow. So mote
that be. The writer sat the roof Of the grand stand
yesterday at 4 80 D. IN. and Major Domo do his
final trial. He had his weight up 1O4 pounds, but
the work was no great shakes. mile in Al Ia and
the distance In :13 10 should not win Suburban on
fast track The horse was not ridden out, 1t Is
true. but at the time he did not loaf. Demuth's
last race at Morris Park has him many friends but
II is doubtful II he at ZIG pounds, is class enough to
win His stable companion, Clarendon, will be his
pacemsker and with los pounds mp will lead the field
a merry dance. Nobody can imagine how Tournament
Will be ridden, whether he will try to wait in front
or struggle along in the ruck. He will probably run
the first mile in Al, II allowed to 60 at his own
sweet viii in the lead. Then he may drop dead.
Tournament is always doing the unexpected. He
was worked yesterday morning with his weight up,
1913 pounds and did the trial In 2 10 That is hardly
fast enough to give his great encouragement.
Tenny 30 have toerably good chance Of
getting place. Since the Metropolitan Handicap
Colonel Cinch Pulsifer has lodged everything, and
lie has not been lame. lie has been too closely
watched 10 go lame. on Saturday Snip" Donovan
put 100 pounds him and sent him
mile and q quarter IN ?: 100 ga at Sleeps
head Bay few watches mado the time 10,
none slower No better work has been done and the
Tennyites in great glee They are already getting
into line behind the boxes to have their tickets cashed
"snp" makes bones about it, but asserts positively
that Tenny will win. He will go TO the post a warm
favorte and those who get odds Of TO will do well
Down at the Beach there is serene confidence IN
Tea Tray. William Lakeland has told his friends that
ne has only Tenny to beat and thinks he will beat
him. Tea Tray carries 11S pounds and will be second
choice in the betting, probably IL to or to 1. He
did his final trial on Saturday with weight up
and the watches stopped at 21034. He
finished strong and fresh and Lakeland much
pleased.
A surprise was furnished by Prince Royal, who till
yesterday not regarded as starter 1t was gen
shelf. but Philip Dwyer trotted him cut with 100
pounds up, and sent him the Suburban distance in
10. How Is that for high He is in fine fettle and
should into place. If you could get the Snap
per" to bet on him about $500 hard earned punks'
or cases." Mr. Hamersley would say Qago Ham
ersley), you would get fine and gallant ride
for you money The snapper" riding for his own
ducats is as invincible rs Hades on a hot morning
Rley-everybody knows what Riley has done and
what he do. II sage old Green B. likes him, look
out. what do l think of that Riley hoss9 He's
good g anybody's boss"
Diabo had his winding up in the against Kings
ton on Saturday. Timed separately he his mile
and quarter in :08, carrying la pounds, pound
less than his weight in the Suburban. There those
who imagine him winner. The wise will play
him for q place-as many places as he
Russell was a week ago sure starter. Now he is
doubtful. He is hardly at his best, and TO win the
suburban he would have TO be at the top notch of
dlton.
King Thomas-wen, what about those forfeitsi The
900 folly or Old Forty, can't till they paid
He has never convinced the patient and long suffering
public that he run anyhow
1t must be that in the foregoing paragraphs the
winner has been named. Who may read. These
arc the conditions Of the and the probable starters
VoURTH RACE-THE SUBURBAN. handicap
sweepstakes Of 800 each half forfeit and only s25 If
declared by February 20. The association add the
amount necessary make the value OF the $4,000
second 10 receive So 800 ana the third 81 500 OF the
money so added Weights 10 be announced February l.
Winners publication weights Of Of Al goo
4 n extra; Of two of ST. 900 of Of 1000 n
extra OF three of 81 900 Of Of g. 900 Of
OF 5000 IL h extra. In the Of horses haad-
capped Ito these penalties shall apply to
the extent OF onehalf and In the of those haud
capped 100 n over, to the extent Of one-quorter
only and the Of those handicapped at 12G n OF
over they shall not apply at all. II entries. de-
'iu''N '"' '''' '''N f''i'' WIT
D. T. Pulsifers b. h. Telny, yrs, by RayOn dor
belle Of haywood l2S
Foxha Keenes br. c. Tournament, 4, by Sir Modred-
T. CofriPsn's b. c. Riley, a. by LongfellowGeneya III
w. Lakesnd's Oh. u. Tea Tray, u, by Rayon dor,
Ella LILO
+. Z. McLewee's b. C. Demuth, a, by Ten Brock
wacott & Campben's b. h. Diablo 5. by Eolus-Grace
Santa Anita Stables b. c. Santiago, by Grnstead-
F. N'' MeEewoes b. C. Clarendon l. by St Baisc-
W. c vivcs b. h. Cousin Jeems, g. by Ten Broeck-,oo
Z. "A. BUCK & Sons CHI. T. English Lady. by Mser-
W. j. Sper's br h. Major Domo g.. by Tom Oehltree
Sweet Home lUt
schuyik Stables b. c. Drizze, by VentatorMag. JOB
j. B. Haggins br h. Fitzjsmes, aged by kyrle DAY.
f. c McLewee's b. c. Rey del Rey, 8, by Norfolk
Marian iVf
The writer had almost forgotten TO mention the work
Of Ftzjames who seems to have been marked sure
starter Ridden by "Msior" Covington he worked
mile and quarter yesterday afternoon at Sheepshead
Bay in IA. The Major pulled up by mistake at