New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-15
SIR WALTER BADLY BEATEN.
ONLY THIRD IN MILE AND HALF
RACE.

THE AFFAIR Run IN THE SLOW ENGLISH
STYLE. WITH 4 SPRINT AT THE END
The interest among racing men in the great Sub
urban Handicap which will be run at SheerS"rd'
raw on THURSDAY June q. increases every day me
added money will be $4,000, of whic3 the secon'
horse will receive $500 end % per cent OF 'he
s.akes while the third will receive $3.50 and 10 per
cent Of the stakes so all the placed horses VIII
secure an ample reward for their "XertohS' mere
were nfty-eigh. entries originally Tor the H"oOi"'a
OF these ten were declared out on or before ApTh ."
Of the remaining forty-eght the form OF many mas
heeo so poor this season that they are not hkey u
start, or If thcy DO start they are not HKe'l -
capture places Among the horses ent'ren wiz"
will probably not 10 seen al the post Tor various
reasons or which DO appear 10 have any cHdh''
Ntssy % repor o ~ starter on Suburban Da'' ar
the following with the weights AZ which they were
originally handicapped:
This list IS printed in the order In whch 'ne
names OF the horses appear in the handsome uoi'
and attractive book Of the meeting JUST NS"e' ~
the Coney Island Jockey Club:
Jack Of Spades O00 lbs), Bitten uoO' F'c'oiuS
u10. COPYRIGHT dO5. Fldeo CC5). Count NOl Terri
fer 900. Raceland GID. LeonaweI d'9' Assignee
(ss) ST. Leonards O10 ST. Michael Gop' NesApnle
900 Long Dock O5). VIII Fonso 900, SiromooA uV'l
Prince George 900. Mars Oi2 Speculation CO., u
w JoAnson QlO, ST. Domingo 900, Parvenre W.
Ca1acla5ra Q00 Picknickc: Oi0. Carlsbad plo'
Potbntate O5 and Diabo nl9.
OF this list If horses which may reasonably b con
sidered to have chance in the SUBURBAN anu
most of which not expected to start some nave
fa,lpn lame some have been ailing this season IN
other WAYS and still others cannot possibly travei
a mile and a quarter in the company when Trey WIZ
NEE: in the Suburban. If they g u the post l"N"7
out these unfortunate ones, we have me loIo"'"5
list of possible starters with their weisntS' rom
among which the winner may be expected 10 S"o"
himself
Pickpocket OiO ibs) Banquet OEO, Don Alonzo
o1g Passe;law 40. Comanche Ol2). kinglet uVo'
Ramapo G20. including lbs. penai'y)' OharaUe
an Domino Oi5 including lbs. penalty Horn
pipe dOO Clifford G2D. LazzaTone de2) Low!ander
fn0 Henry Of Navarro u00) Sir Walter G2O. King
Lee ulW Ajax GlN. Herald GoD, Lamp@ghtsr u2Sl
Sport Q1O and Stowaway 900.
II is practically certain that Mr.. Keene VIII not
run Domino in the Suburban. Domino mas 50
many rich three-year-od stakes at his mercy 'Aa'
Il would seem extremely unw:se TO start hin N
ca severe strvgr.e as the Suburban against older
horses OF h.sA class with ll5 pounds on his back
Domino was originally Handicapped at jog POUNDS
for the Suburban. His victory In the Belmont
Stakes worth more than 5000, put six pounds pen
atty on his back. 50 Domino may saieN %
counted out of the Suburban.
The horses which will be most heavily backed IN
the Suburban VIII undoubtedly be Henry OF
Navarro Ramapo. Sport Sir Walter and ChnoT1.
II Michael F. Dwyer starts either Don Alonzo OF
Ranouet or both his stable viii have a consider
Conanche will be Almost entirely neglected. lie
defeated a few of the worst horses In training n
canter at Morris Park yesterday. but his SUBURBAN
credentials are no; formidable. Sport ana Sir
Walter were both defeated b., Dorian with amazing
ease al a nile and a half at Morris PARK Yes'er-
dav but the pace was extremely slow up 10 the
last half mile and the time FOR the whole race was
gro,esque.y poor-2:i2l4 On June : Sir water
carving 100 pounds. ran a NILE ara d MN d.
Morris Park defeating Banquet and P!cSnlcker III
f- 1au. ID
dav Yesterday S.r Walter carried only liz pounds
and yet the race was slower by seven seconds mar
that of June :. Hence yesterdays contest cannot
be considered test OF the merits OF Sir W aver
and Sport Dorian is not in the SUBURBAN. SPor.
easily outran Sir Waiter in the las, furiong Of
Yesterdays Journey. Can he outrun him as easily
in the Suburban next Thursday? That IS an ex-
tremely interesting question.
Banquet runs far better as rule in small leu
than in large one Sir Walter had no serious
dlNcuItv in overcoming Banquet on June Z II that
form is not remarkably reversed on THURSDAY next
Sir Waiter can suTpass Banquet IN the SUBURBAN
Don Alonzo's running in the Metropoh;an hah1IcdP
did not please the critics at all, ana unless Ion
Aionzo IS far better horse next Thursday than n
was in the Metropolitan, he cannot secure place
in the Suburban
Ramapo is sure well on Thursday next
His able trainer. John j. Hyland. is giving him
every attention and Is dey0t.nS all his energies 10
getting Ramapo IN perfect condition for the famous
contest Henry Of Navarro Will have host o. en-
thusiastic and confident supporters. All his races
this year have been mertorous that his admirers
Will insist he be vanquished IN the Sub
urban with only le) pounds on his back CNiord
has been seen in the East only once-when he was
the fayorite IN the Brooklyn Handicap. and was
left at the post peculiar policy has been pur-
sued with him. and he is expected 70 race unit!
OF OXFORD have far-reachlng reputation for won
derful shrewdness. Wei. wisdom is justified Of her
children But If clifford can WIN tne Suouroai, yI
get place in H. without running a sing =
- year The merely cantercd over the course after nay
ing been left at the post IN ihe EIookS iSniica4
~ Henry of Navarro, Rlmapo. Sport Sir Water an
banquet will take part in the fray, clifford VIII D.
any other country. 1t Is true that Domino van,
9uished Henry Of Navarro In me W ,i San ah@
Domino had had no preliminary race, But Donln,
twoyesroid than Henry Of Nayarre Could c;ifforl
last year give Sir Walter, Ranapo Sport and Henry
OF Navarro ten-pound beating when all wer'
OF one thing every racing man may safely fee
assured The Suburban next THURSDAY will Ger
tanly be magnificent battle; .. ,,...,. ,,...,
The devoiees Of racing gathered at Morn, iarf
eS rSmpan OF the followers OF iRe turf
bled In the grand stand and IN the betting ring, bu
delightful June afternoon. Tut the unfortunate pas
sengers the Second-ave. elevated railroad wer'
eXasperated beyond endurance. They were com
PEELED to suffer the most d!sagieeable ana who'll
st tq t y Se p as convenient and
Portable a service as lts resources WI permit
as they be run without danger; The misuian
agement of the SscOnd-avs. elevated railroad csi@
cially, Is a marvel. almost miracle. in the way 81
illustrating what Incompetence or hiwill toward IN
public can accomplish In making travel unplea Sanl
only competition will compel the hard-heari ed
unsympathctc, narrow minded. pitess managers OF
the elevated railroads TO transport passengers a.
swiftly and comfortably their equipment Will al
low. Relying upon It's corrupt and Infamous bargain
with the most rotten and rocking elements u
blackmaaling Tammany Ha-a bargain which The
Tribune has often denounce6-the Manhattan Com
pany is defraudng and plundering the people OF
New York out OF their just rights to rapid transit
NEWCOMERS are wonderfully patient. But ther'
may day OF wrath AT some time for all th'
RI seals In Tammany and out OF It, who have bier
INJECTING lntolerable injury and damage upon hi:
community That day OF wrath came for Tam