New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
IN AND ABOUT THE PADDOCK.
CHAT AMONG THE HORsEMEN AND OTHERS

Another Suburban has been decided, and Tillo is
recorded as the winner. II was pleasant day'
but the strong breeze was not favorable for fas,
time II was said by officials OF the 'oney isiahh
Tockev Clul, that the crowd equal In NUMBERS
to any that ever assembled on the course. Mill
ionaire and laborer from their respective places
viewed the race. each watching the horse ne had
selected to win. In the clubhouse and on the oa.-
conv and club stand gathered the Leading 'u''
mon Of Greater New-York. James X he'hc was
one Of those who came early lie was III Ho''
snlrits. and his only regret was that Ben BRUSH
,,uod 70 stand a preparation for the race. MT
Keonc does not believe In the efficacy OF the con-
trivance called by courtesy a starting -mac''"e
when in reality it IL a stopping machine. MT hee""
prefers to see actual racing which can only De hau
by proper starting.
lanes r. Haggln wanted to get homo early. ana
arranged to leave the track after the SUBURBAN.
The long delay nt the post caused him to remark
that the pleasure Of the days sport was seriously
injured by the unfortunate wait
August Belmont chatted with his friends but nc
was not pleased over the delay In the start lot '"o
great race.
Andrew Miller surprised his friends in the balcony
bv smoking eold-rounted pipe set with rare gems
Colonel NJ c. O'Brien and James II. Breshn as
cussci tips and other things Perry Belmont hau UP
on lilo J. Story Curtis was present ana reJo'c'r
because Tilo who is In tho same stable with i'oS"
s,ag won tbe race Mr. Curtis shipped several
I.,,t who trains several horses FOR Mr. curtis ana
wno has feen racing in every quarter o. the EoDr.
""S ,."'sbe,J Rav YESTERDAY but he said he nad
never seen a NOR" admlranle Attendance 10 "''''''
-,,,,.,,,n'e and good order
"'IInh1 SANFORD vas mere. there ard everywheIr.
his seiatc crcumspcct bearing ana ms kno".e't 81
rauk him Win the VIE men on TIE turf, 49,.
49, Iagn ASticy, han ever. calmly watched the
,,,.,.,,,ras M the post and assured IN" hysliiih-
rs mai what was 'cyil FOR was benehclal 10y
81. nd Z az ID
somebody would be glad - ,
M. ,,',.t f,bu Kelly whose appearance AZ IN"
tte ,f, "" an ,bs,rce OF many days was the
el1N - roioi'ine nmonr his many friends. and
s ,It,.ci ~ select some hors" and 20 lay
,.,i,., hi,n This Wa % poser ior IA" man WHO
nov. All about docks. ..
~ nn %,,, else - worry him. drove down win
tS 'sp.'ia,ors ~ the Horse Shows tn"
four horse ~'rc chamaonri .rt wdy happy
when thoy started for hom" .,,,.,, ,,,
H. X Ningni VINO d. "'' I S man Who had fc-
icc,ed every winner ~ The Suburban ioA his S,'i
the Academy of Music ~ any time when ne nr'l'i
n benefit Cornelius Fcow"s was Wei pr"s.u
,ltb me- ATTENDANCE ana general success - nc
oncninr day Lawrence hip was kept busy shaking
hands with his friends and acquaint'nccs JSShn
he has hecn for some time occupied his favorite
corner u the clubhouse balcony r NJ ~;
visitors from Boston owing 10 ~, tt, n,no, iHc
n"si"flns were advised 10 their securities
- ,belr everlasting credit the Hostonians WIN
one voice declared that they would rather i've N N
Chicago and own the earth. 49,, -
George II Nicholas Wa saH n'',,.S' IL s,
jects at distances grcai"r ihan two ih'S '"ir'
galway, VINO ASKS N'' i2f -. ~, ,,d. fthel
belt for Han Time ana TO give MN i"N''''N ~
a bonus ....,,.. ~, ,,,rsos -,
John Hunter regretted the H'hi'''y q. ''~'
distinct class az the pI"-'ht I'M ,,,irg hrav
and William lamh""r rcira'h,' lion, ur,.,,H 81
%, h. AN
Follansbee. who grows NOR p"per'"' 'f,',L ''ryj
IL that Is s hoy. s'' in crr G'' race
Experts agreed That the nunn'I o.. III, ,rnrt
pre-"ni exceeded an i'th'i lTVu,u n,I 6"rdsomr
women ever before witnessed race IN Sew iT Tr
as were present at Shc'pshchd ny ys'r,u ,.
grandsiand presented magnificent appearance
from lnhold ne ii'rn's, .as''' y'nnc miss who
evidently was enioying her T,l G'y AZ ask kcg
couise struck r'IH,"f yn'l n, me Jockeys stnrt
net r.,of se asked this question while the
In the betting fns me cIo"n '" ", H. dt.men',cJ
pushed shoN'n "H" ~ r,nd - bookmakars The
on ,'"t Grl1 d,y and every bookmnkcr in the
ring fsapgd itI nnlI IN f,cr wos iammed with
IT, 49, t ''e ,n,,i,ifudo mat laughed and jokcd
an "htluS ,..r,"r 49, th. most while IN.
and chan"d me stIl'i, ,,i., 69ri,y tbn del,v
~ ~, ~ 80, ,r ,hc suburban The iallyho coaches
al the starr i"i ,'' r,v.lcd oit 1f their old
,i"it.tl," b.. 80 rail and the space was given to
the hcdcrs ..,,, t,,,,. t. ,.r,.r,hcrd nv turfmen
!, Va, r.m.rallv known mat TIlo was fancicd by
- ~ it,. ~ mo Rnsn 4 Rogers cliaue hut few
nersnne however had the courage TO bet on Tfllo
r.,..a,o,l t,, halliday Imp and ogden carried
~ -. ,,bo 'rlln vras hacked by A few
,'r 49, " 3,, , -
"g , bl were long time At the post Taral at
nv ~" ,.rt ,,Io, rr.,bf have becn n good start
on" mn, Spo.'I w, Ia vabar on Sompcr
- P ,,,d tyyn .tarts When there was A perfect
ECO sPo'u W. n ,,,clnd nm in tho barrier and
go i, nv -. 49,, Sc a. Vben The start was made
H. tei1 ,s stra~gnr and the ton weights were
4 l.,. : b..i opP del
Clayton rode a weli-JHdsci race OF, on lilo am
go 6odcn is so uerd TO waiting with his horses
,.hito ba mill hOmesircfch