The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
Greatest Racing Event of the Year
to Be Run To- Day.
THE GAME SIR WALTER TO BE ONE
OF THE STARTERS
Lazzarone and Domino Also In the
Race, the Three Being the Most
Likely Contenders for the Rich
Stake-Racing Events on the San
Francisco. st. Louis. Roby. La.
tonia and Denver Tracks.
special to the REcoRD-UN1ox.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
NEW YORK, June 14.-To-morrow the
Suburban, the greatest equine event of
the racing year, will be run. The race
this year is OF less value than ever before.
owing to the uncertainty that surrounded
the fate of racing in New York State.
However, the horse owner does not value
the Suburban for its money. 1t is the
honor of winning this great handicap
that is coveted.
Following are the entries. weights and
probable jockeys: Sir Walter, l126) Dog
gett; Domino. Q23) Taral; Rubicon Q19)
Midgley; Lazzarone. (115) Murphy; Sis
ter Mary Ql5) Hamilton; Declare Q0S) j.
Lamley; Song and Dance. (99) Griffin.
The withdrawal of Rainapo has been q
great factor In the interest in the race. In
the seven entries three are confessedly
out only for second or third money. Song
and Dance is the lightweight of the
party, having to take up but ninety nine
pounds. although with Griffin in his sad
die he will have to carry several pounds
overweight. Declare was only decided
upon as a starter after Ramapo had been
scratched, Mr.. Dwyer thinking that he
had fair chance to be third at least, and
ii the track should happen to be wet
there is no telling where he might land.
Rubicon has not shown bis ability to go
the distance thus far, and Mcdonald has
hopes of ore OF the places. Sister Mary
is most erratic performer, and SO far in
the East has not shown that she belongs
in the class with the Others.
This leaves Sir Walter, Domino and
LaZZarone as the most likely conlenders.
Sir Walter carries the top weight, but he
has time and time again shown his abil-
ity to carry weight and win in fast COM
pany over the distance. He is one of the
gamest horses that ever looked through a
bride, and can be depended upon to
exert every ounce of strength before he
gives up. LaZZarone was the second
horse in the Brooklyn handicap, and
takes up LIS pounds. This is two moro
pounds than he carried then, and it
should not make any difference to him.
He was disappointment to his owner
after that race, Tor he ran twice and was
nowhere. When he has rest he may
do better. But he is always an uncertain
beast. If Murphy will ride with as good
judgment as he did in the Brooklyn
of the race. for he. too. eau go the dis
tance. Domino is the other, and the odds
on favorite. He has to take up 123
pounds, with Taral on his back. Accord
ing to his work he looks to be sure win
ner, and few of the trainers at the track
are willing to concede his defeat.
The few who have pinned faith to Sir
Walter and Lazzarone declare That Do
minO is nothing but sprinter. Mr..
Keene seems sure his horse will win, and
the trainer, William LAKELAND, will not
allow any talk of defeat on Domino.
Domino has raced but three times in his
life at over mile, and did not cover him.
self with glory either time. Domino is
in tight box, for if he sets hot pace he
will have Sir Walter and Lazzarone to
contend with at the end, and il it is a
slow pace, then Rubicon will give him
trouble.
RACES AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. June l4.-Three Of the
Eve races at the Bay District track to-day
were won by outsiders, the Julia Martin
filly capturing the last at 30 to l.
Seven furlongs. Normandie won, Jer-
ONE S. second. Hanford third. Time
1:29.
-Four and furlongs, Fairmount won,
Zeta second, Tiberius third. Time-c:56.
Six furlongs, handicap, Thslma won,
Charmion second, Hymn third. Time
1:14.
one mile, S0lllues Sy I1pdLuotlCS = Ldbb
won. Roadrunner second, Hy by third.
Time-l:434.
Five and a half furlongs, Julia Martin
filly won, Crawford second. Major Cook
third. Time-1:ll1.
AT DENVER.
DENVER, June 14.-It was ladies' day
to-day at Overland Park, and the
grounds and grand-stand were filled.
The track was perfect. and the weather
pleasant
Trotling. purse $500, Keen Cutter won,
Athol Wilkes second, Tom Johnson
third. Best time-2:20.
Pacing, $500. free for all. Hal Pointer
won, Flying Jib second, w. w. P. third.
Best time-2:l01.
Running, four and q halt furlongs. Fly
ing Bird won, Dutch Billy second, Bud
third. Time-1:0l3.
Running, seven furlongs, Billy Saun-
ders won, Little Nell second, Venwood
third. Time-1:324.
Running, selling, five furlongs, Little
Ell won, Artless second, Border third.
Time-1:034.
AT RoBY.
RoBY Qnd.). June H.-Five furlongs.
Lizzie l.. won, Fiction second, Stone
third. Time-1:174.
Four and half furlongs, Gretchen S.
Won, loduUs 5OSShOS = ASSASA shAA os
Time-0:5S.
Six furlongs, LIE Pros Lyon won, Tip
pecanoe second, Belle of Springfield
third. Time-l:l9
Seven furlongs, Fullerton Lass and
Lismore ran a dead heat, Lady Rose
third. Time-1:313.
Six and half furlongs. Kimb berly
won, Simrock second. Velox third.
Time-1:25.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, June I4.-Six furlongs,
st. Cyr won. Springvale second, Brow
nell third. Time-1:l74.
Selling, mile, Fairchild won, st. Alario
second, Porthos third. Time-1:42a.
Five furlongs. Maggie won, Petrolene
second, Nellie Parker third. Time-1:03I.
Mile and one-sixteenth, Dominion won,
The Princess second, Saddlebags third.
Time-1:49.
won. Julia second. Lucetta third. lime
O:574.
SIX furlongs, Blackhawk won. Yellow
Rose second, Lay On third. Time-1:l6.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Six furlorgs.
Urania won, Campania second, Careyeb
third. Tirne-1:l5.
Five furlongs, A. b. c. won. Claude
Hill second, Air Tight third. Time-1:0244. /.
Thirteen 81 xteenths of mile, San Bias
won, Janus second, Michael third. Time
-I:201.
Nine furlongs, Prince won. Brakeman
second, st. Leo third. Time-l:57.
Five furlongs, Mike Kelly won, Mer-
maid second. McHenry third. Time
LOO.
Nine furlongs, Salvador won, Jim