The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-16

LN1e:.1I s So Ss lan s sand,3sT
at Sheepshead Bay. Book-makers report far
less speculation than IN former years, and
the once famous race Is scarcely more
than casually alluded TO IN turf gossip.
Tenny is the fayorite. the books Is being full on
him. but the price against IqHrnament Is
gradually getting less. while Tea Tray Is
9roted nj 10 TO !: Raceland. 20: Prince Royal,
20. Clarendon, Is; Major Domo Is; Cassius,
% Judge Morrow. IS, and Burlington. %.
Firenzi was marked full on nearly every adj
vance book when she injured herself IN her
work. Money bet on the great mare IS as
good as lost.
PRINCIPAL STARTERS.
The Suburban is to the Americans what the
DERBY is 10 the English, and If the weather
vouchsafes a continuance Of the present
pleasant condition, 1t Is safe 10 say that fully
10000 people will witness the race.
The list of probable starters Tor the
great event ia smaller than usual. but II Is
matter of congratulation as 1t will show
true rein race The probable starters are
Tenny. who carries the top weight Of 1913
pounds. Ten Tray, 11S; Riley 125; Raceland'
J24: Judge Morrow, 123 Demuth li6, Cas-
sius, Us; Diablo;, ll5; BANQUET ITO;
Loantaka. 10; Fitz James. JOS; DrlzzIe, 1O7;
English Lady. 1l0; Major Domo. l05; Isaac
Lewis. IS. and Rico. 95 Tenny will go TO the
post warm favOrite as the public generally
and nearly all the trainers look upon him "a
sure winner. There is n general conceRsus
of opinion that Tenny has bpt one real riyal
in the race and that Tea TraS will push him,
but take second piece only.
THE DARK HORSE"
In these duels. however, another horse is
likely to step in and get the coveted second
money. English Lady is quiet tip for that
honor. and she is now trained 10 tho
honr. Riley will make his presence felt
when the rush for the finish comes and
Molor DOmO's owners expects him 10 DO great
things In fact. all Of the owners who Will
start horses in the race think they have tight
ing chances. Saturday and Sundays work
Of the most prominent horses IN the
race is: Te4ny. 2092a; Tea Tray: 2;lO;
Diablo. public trial in race with kinston,
2:07$. Fitz James, 2:0214 English Lady.
oil: Cassus, mile in l:4l13. and MAJOR
Domo 2:13. The exact nature Of the work
Of the others has not vet transpired. 1t IS
more than likely 10 prove great race. and
while indications point to Tenny or Tea Tray,
it is no certainty for these great horses until
they have received the verdict of the judges.
THE ENTRIES.
Following are the entries for the suburban
handicap at Sheelshead Bay to-day:
First race. five eishths of mile-Eon,
Volunteer, 124: Civil Service, Tormentor, l22;
Correction. Fairy, Anne, 100.
Second race. fve-eighths Of mile-Double
event.-Homad. st. Florin, 125 King Mac,
Air Pla4t, Victory, Vestibuie, His Hishness,
Third race. mile and three sixteenths-Sel
lima, Algernon. Portchester, ii2; Kitty T.
Tammany. Hoodlum. 1917: Sequence (cOlt), 105;
Lillian 1913: Second, FayOrite, 1902.
Fourth race mile and quarter-Ihe great
Suburban Handlcap.-ienny rs, riley, 10;
Raceland. 124: jude Morrow. 1913, Tea Tray,
IlS; Demuth. 1l6; Cassius, Diablo. ll5 Ban
quet, Loantoka. 40, Fitz James, l0S; Drizzle,
lO7 English Lady 105: Major Domo lO4;
Isaac Lewis. Odette @: Rico 30.
Fifth race, one mike and eighth-Iristan.
1sS; Terrier III Strideaway, Gallfet, JIM,
Glare, los; Bermuda, l07, Jack High, 1914; Abb.
sixth race. one mile on turf Spring turf
stakes. Maidstone. st. John. LOngstreet. 116;
Rico 1922 Lord Harry. lO7; Lizzie, 1872.
Seventh race one mile and one-sxteenth,
stock Little jim Gettysburg, Nardee, l2l;
Humdium, l0c; Vintage Time (flly), 1915; At
lantic. o.
Weather clear and the track fast.
MORRIS PARK.
The races at Morris Park yesterday resulted
as follows:
FIRST race. seven furlongs-India Rubber
first, Walcott second Flavia third. Time,
1928.
/ Missiye second. Only two starters. Time,
Third race, one ile-LIntrguante first,
India Rubber second, Trinity third. Time,
14l.
Fourth race six furlongs-Dr Wilcox first.
disappointment second, Arnold third. Time,
lii.
Fifth race, one 1nile-Kingston first Sur
plus second. Punster Jr third. Time 1:49
Sixth race, six furlongs, heats -First heat
Cynosure fsrt, Riot second. Lynn third.
| Time, 1872.
Second heat-Cynosure first. Lynn second,
Blue Jeans third. Time, 1882.
ST. LOUIS.
Summaries of yesterdays races.
First race. one mile and nifty yards-Romp
first, John IRWIN second. Silver King third.
Time. 1885.
Second race. five furlongs- Minnie L. first.
Frank kenney second, Oryille third. Time.
1N14.
Third race, one mile-Ethel Gray first.
Faithful second, Rorka third Time 1:42l4.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards
Joseph y. first, McDearwin second, Annie
MAY third. Time. 1900
Fifth race, nine furongs- ShibbOleth first,
! Glockner second. Guide third Time l:5yH.
Sixth race, one mile Michael first, Whit
| ney second. Bagowan third Time. l:451s
The third race WAS for the bankers and
brokers stakes for three-yeaT-olds.
CHICAGO.
Yesterdays races at West-side Park resulted
as follows:
First race seven furlongs -Dollkens first
Prince second. Sis'O. Lee third Time 1907.
Second race, six furlongs Wightman first,
Foreigner second. Kenyon third Time. l:1615.
Third race. SIX furlOngs--rom 1aral first,
Molhe second, Reno third. Time, lie
Fourth race. nine furlongs -Racine first,
Fayette second Jake Saunders third. Time,
1:56l.
Firth race. six furlongs -McGinty first, Burt
Johnson second, Crispin third. lime. liz.