The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-20
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
ECaoEs OF saturdays GREAT SUB
URBAN HANDICAP At THE BAT.

ECHOES OF SATURDAYS GREAT SUB
URBAN HANDICAP At THE BAT
The Element OF Luck Entered Largely iato
the .tontest--A Critical Analysis OF tho
Rncc-Trainer Byrnes Won 10000
Couey Islands Attractive Programme
for This Week - Tnmmauy and Other
Great Three-yenr-oids TO he Out !. tho
Volunteer Handicap Tom orrow- Weights
for the shsepsh.sd hay Hsnaieap-To-
days E.triss-Mon.outh Park Ready
for the Conine Season.
At every race track in the Vicinity Of New
York where thoroughbreds are auartered and
wherever racing men met yesterday tho Sub
urban OF 1892 was discussed. and the universal
opinion was that Marcus Daly's Montana was a
most fortunate animal: that Matt Byrnes was
one OF the luckiest trainers alive; that Garri-
son rode superb race and that Major Domo,
Lamplighter. and Locohatchee with proper
handling. should have been fighting It out at
the finish with chance OF victory for any one
OF them.
Stable orders beat Major Domo and Hamil-
tons failure to get Locohatohee run ming In
the Arst part Of the race beat the Rancocas
representative. Lamplighter ran we'll. and
Bergen rode as well as anybody could desire.
keeping the three-year -old son Of spendthlift
In good place all tho way. Taral tip-toed
Pessara. evidently not realizing the terrific
pace Major Domo was setting for his benefit
Fred Littleisld said that Major Domo's turn
OF speed was phenomenal. Twice he essayed
to Join the brown horse. but speedy as Russell
Is. Major Domo sprang away from him with
the utmost ease. Lambley's riding OF Major
rit hut
the boy rode entirely to orders. and Mr.. Speirs
has nobody to blame that his horse was
beaten. 1t Is exasperatinG. though. to
lose two Suburbans after having both as
good as won. II Willie Martin had come on
about his business last year with Domo. Loan
taxa would never have got up In the final
strides. Had Lam',ley taken steadyinG pull
on the Dig hors" on the upper turn on satur:
waited for some OF those in the rear TO c.ial
lsngs nm. Dome you'll have had an abun.
on in the lomestretch to victory.
word Or two about Locohatchee., Hamil-
ton said that the colt was interfered with rs
Before he gould get him under way he was az
good as l"it at the post Passing the judSes
tineuis he'd. Yet the game. three-year-oId
l9bored on and on; and when Montana. MAJOR
Poet scout two lenK ths away. Loeohatchee was
at the Western colts saddle girth. His High
tine viii show was not Il His is isqs;
race. iaist year. as = two-ycar::old. he would
not he beaten going three uuartsrs Of . mile
IN any race a. badly rs he was yesterday. Race
horses perform teyond the, comprehension
the talent at times. and it Is probable that the
world will never Know why His HiGhness.
sot that !. ran r. mile with his shoes on over
the Suburban OF 49, He " had I much St th ie
worst Of tne weights hut he appeared to he as
bright and his coat as glossy as satin. There
was no superabundancs Of tissue. the muscles
stenIinEout in strong relief.
any6odyyis DISSATISFIED with the outcome OF
the Suburban they can hnye a match. Byrnes
ity last winter, and put quite a snug sum on
the colt in the future, books landing in all
I BIZ hdrs s alt Mnsns
more flesh than the. ordinary ,thoroughhre
he becomes stale and does not run anywhere
near his true form; His action IL bad, AZ no
goes very wide and Nigh in trout. and appears
ute gait II he starts in the Sheershead Nay
Handicap Tomorrow with J % pounds up. the
pu9lic will speedily see how good race horse
The program me for tho .Coney Island Jockey
days stuke FEATURES s1 belne the basy for two
Swift. for three;year ODDS ut seven furiones.
soc, some Of the speedlest two: Odds In |!
the crack three. year Odds viii meet in the Vol
untecr i,andlcap at a miie and q quarter and |
The handicap horffEs will come together in the |
furiong. the weights for which are printed be-
Hw WtsrS on the oI fern hs asrayfsd
rj-s bat i22 pounds. Patron will he a !
IT he s ,t as Mr. Stats n@rfe
siy 3Sd h Boz sslo and % KAY
Stakes Tor viii he runs e aud oY
! thursday the Surf stakes for two car-olds at
I've turlongs. tho Tidal Stakes for three car
one mile and a half are to be run. Friday Is
,wecrstakes and handicap day. and on ,Satnr-
ey -olds at one 81, milo and an eighth.
md the, Coney Island Stakes for three-year-
dds and upward at one mile and furlons.
s nd a y SS
'isit that splendid course on July 4 Ih"y viii
appreciate the many improvements mad" since
ast year. The, numerous tracks are in sr!en-
ieur'n's constant attention. 1t is MIR Wal
cts intention to MAKE q MonY3uth the great
The Grand Stand, fences nee and outbuldinss
AVE been painted In, brighter colors. and the
immense grand stand Is much improved by
he change. the beauty Of the overhang being
more than ever apparent; The new hotel:
lnder the management Of Messrs. Conkey and
ioriison who were connected with the lIotel
Brunswick in this City. will not open for the
ublic until June 25. but numtSr Of racing
ght. roomy. and airy. every room opening
non q puZza., The furniture is Ill new
and tho hotel Is bound to be q
inc. Is ono of tho features Of the place. and
here ara fewer finer hanTuetiuE, rooms to lie
,und anywhere. This hotel Will b. y boon to |
nring men. VIII will thus be able to llv. near
heir horses. Everything will be in first class
tile.
The following are the we gifts fort he Shops
cad Buy Haudcap at one mile and fuflong, |
, be run ut Sheepshend Bay tomorrow:
ontana ..'..,.,. ....i2s Sorcerer
ace and ............l.3 I'll Jim, 100