The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-22
TARAL' IS RIDING DID IT.
The Suburban Handicap Won
by Ramapo.
Banquet a Close Second, and
Sport Third.
The Race Was q Pretty Contest from
Start to Finish.
Summaries of Yssterday's Turf Events
and Baseball Gxmes-Paoer Mas
oott Beaten by Sniadln.
Sporting Notes.

by the AFHociattu fresS
New YORK, june N.-Suburban day
came in hot, but before the 6rst race
was run the breeze from the land died
out. and juet az the horses went to the
post O cool breeze from the sea made the
heat trfe more bearsble, although it
was still too warm to move about. The
attendance was about $4,000. by no
means as great as on Brooklyn handicap
day at Gravesend, but still there was an
uncomfortable crowd.
There was long delay at the post,
and finally "They're off" was heard,
and then nearly two minutes and ak
seconds elapsed and Taral drove Ramapo
to the head of the lot, with Banquet
hanging on like grim death to his sad
dleskirts. The crowd rushed to the
jockey stand, and Taral was carried of
to his room. He was ont OF his silks in
few seconds, it seemed. and then be-
fore the race had been over 10 minutes
was out of the grounds on his way to
Chicago to ride Domino in the American
Derby. His face was wreethed in smiles,
as he had won the triple event, and in
good style.
DETAILS OF THE RACE.
Griffin. always quick boy TO get off.
rushed to the front Immediately with
Kinglet, but be had only got length
away when Banquet shot out after him,
followed by Ramapo. PickDocket and
Henry of Navarro. The pace was not
pushed, Griffin taking hold OF Kinglet's
head and reaching the quarter post in
251 seconds, length in front of Ban
quet, Ramapo, Pickpocket and Henry OF
Navarro next, all lengths apart. The
pace quickened trihe after leaving the
quarter post. but Kinglet still led by a
length at the hall, which WAS reached in
5l3 seconds, Banquet second, Tapped to
the head of Ramapo. Pockpocket and
Henry OF Navarro being close up. King
let then began to tire, he having per-
formed hie duty OF pacemaker for hia
stable companion. Ramapo, in clever
style. Passing the three-quarter pole,
game old Banquet made bold bid for
victory and taking the lead from klnglet,
showed the way into the home stretch,
but only on eufferance, however, as
Jockey Fred Taral. seeing Kinglet give
it up, went to work on Ramapo, and
with giant strides the favorite slowly
but surely overhauled Banquet, while
Sir Walter forged into third place, Sport
coming up fast. All through the home
stretch il was an easy thing for Ramapo,
who won easily by length. The vast
throng of excited racegoers threw their
hats and handkerchiefs about in token
of admiration for the victor. Banquet,
whipped and spurred, but all to no pur-
pose so far as first money was concerned,
struggled into second place three lengths
before Sport, with Henry OF Navarro and
Perkins back in the ruck.
The time was 2:o6 10, which is very
fast time for Sheepshesd Bay track.
Ihe mile was run In AVG, alser whlcn
the pace lell on. hinglet nau grown
weaiy m;na uus Sis ti0 stah,a @ par SnT
10 win the rich prize for Gideon Dalv.
Taral ie the hero OF the hour. having rid
den the winnere in the Brooklyn handi-
can in the metropolitan handicap and
the suburban handicap of 1894, being
the only Jockey ever performing the feat.
Five furlongs Correction won. Stone
nell second, Dolly Colt third; time
20 Oh.
Nine furlongs-Candalabra won, Long
Beach second, Melody third; time
l:5425.
Half mile-Maretti won, St. Pauline
second, Lucenia third; time 40.
Hall miie-Ihe bin1er won, funcn
oe1Snos o'1Sos 'e0''' i"' 'n'i"' ''0'
r suhnrba, hand;can m;,a and a onar.
ter-Ramapo. 6 to s, won; BANQUET, 10
10 l, second; Sport, IL to l, third !;
time, 2:O61,5.
One mile-Chant won, Factotum sec-
ond. Mr.. Jingler third; time. / 40 20.
Hurdle, two miles-Baliarat won,
Bugurtha second, Woodford third !;
time, 1854.
LAToNIA RACES.
C1NcrNNATr Juns 21.-Six furlongs-
n m,
y. op'ink "o.' a"' A '0'oAo' on'''"
'nlrd; Tune, l:lo4
Mile and 20 yards-Greenwood won,