New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
THE RACETRACK.
ROYAL STAG'S BROOKDALE.
SEVERAL SUBURBAN CANDIDATES RAN.


long and out Of the halfdozen starters five are en-
tered In the Suburban. These five August Bel
r,ont's Don De ORC the Fleschmanns Lehman.
Bromley & Co.'S on Deck, the Turney brothers
Or Catlett and ] s Curtiss Royal stag On Deck
Injured one OF his hoofs in the Brookdae, and was
90 far back when Royal Stag took the prize that
his chances in the Suburban now seem hopeiesA
Unless he can improve al least fourteen POUNDS Dy
Saturday (and how can he possibly do that0 he can
no more get a place in the Suburban than the DOL
tled-up Spanish Admiral In Santiago Haroor cam
Many things possible on the turf but Tor TN
Deck to run prominently In the Suburban AFTER MS
collapse OF yesterday looks impossible. and Bromley
a. Co would scarcely be wise II they should start
him provided he does not prove to them before Sat
urday afternoon that he Is by many pounds oet-
ter horse than he yesterday laraI Ioue hi"'
and OF course did all that could he done with MIN
As already said. On Deck injured ono OF MS hoois
IN the Brookdale He has been uncertain on MS
looe oil ,his seasor His Suburban weight Is 10
pounds Can It be doubted, then. that the proper
place for him on Saturday afternoon VIII be IN ms
box stal7 Then Taral can ride Typhoon for brom-
ley & Co.. who have first call on TaraIs serVceS
Typhoon is in at IA pounds and TO Judge oy the
public performances OF both horses this year 1y-
phoon can outrun his stable companion on Deck al
any distance Suppose that Typhoon alone carries
the Bromley colors In the Suburban? Bromley "
Co have second call Sloan. Taking II for grant
ed. after on Decks CHASTITY slump that Iyphooh
alone will run for Bromley & Co.. then Sloan VIII
be free to ride Ornament which Sloan Is burning 10
do Sloan believes that he can get Ornament 10 the
front in the Suburban he got him to the 'front.'
In the BROOKLYN. Why mott Sloan IL the h''o
Magician Of the saddle.
Bromley & Co have been bold. hardy and resoiuts
on the turf Naturally they would De gan 10 win
the Suburban. Who would not? Their SHourp an
entries are on Deck. Typhoon ana Sehper fsU ~.
Deck of deck yesterday Iiis nome Il N , ise
Suburban as Saglsta has IN ins war 'rroVcrr1},I
surrender their second call on Sloan start iyp.ooh
in the Suburban with orders 10 squa',l III, ., MA hn
ninnaclc OF n Jockeys ambition, the riding or me
same horse victory in the Brooklyn am SIpHiDa
means certain that ornament. even WIN si"@n no on
his back. take the suburban k3ya! , Sr"s a,"S
Havoc may lie dangerous imp may be DANGEROUS.
~ rlcS.hmanns who have first call on sloan.
Insist that Bromley Is 90. ought 10 give up thcr
sesond eau on s TS hol hat Ornament can Win
iho Suburban provided that sloan has the mount
3 Ihay I s..y .oty hai il BTomcy 20 do not per
nit Sloan to Iii" Ornament inr' WI y-n, Ion 81
les ~ b IN oder To- chcchmac Rromley gee.
ord call III on G Soa, on sau iG
siy Fox Was Withdrawn from the Brookdae rhe
axoctirr task WIN IN this ihrcc-year-od .of at
tempted lie carried IFS pounds, .efen pos1is mo-
tc nSn Ts even pound to Don orc pounds
to on Deck. eight pounds TO Dr. M, 'y'' ISnvoi
g9un's I'D go az .he iask vas he TOOK e up boldly
ana carried through brsyey e1c"P, N g me "s wS ~
a@3 won tie Brooklae easily Mrhfa prG9r . us us
ability 70 concede he Teisht 10 b .' no, 70 Royal
s,ar I; was striking feat on INC part o, Ni NJ =,
M and o9yio@s ih A. he rSc IS
II NAV be that Don De ORC ard Or .ateu go, WI
rsr bon De- orc had ies pounds 10 the Brooktn."
In fho Suburban he VIII hatr 3hy 10 ,,c st,hirhnr
h. v.-i have only lis Bli ho'h ol Ii'H 80" ,ne
poorly pa, most Of no tar, "'p.fs ba, 1eher %,
he two would yet any part - iic Slnp'ns' ,yt,y
Tx '' n tho eres, handicap % he Coney sl.
and Joekc cah They kn0T s an he not conn IN iSs
snbarban facing sages - long eApefience ihoasn ~
s1gF se9 e., the n BSeK nr ca ard lehman
Tor the Suburban Wa pfacu.1.' ,eS , r-ooL ,,ie
wb ~ POUNDS vas decisive aud impressive olsh'
not 20 he rerieci iio" nv, "a; ro,e.ding 10
pen .,r IN his rrcscrt FORM Ana how much
Eoya., S,'s gh,,,yc ,n,s- Thc~c are interesting
questions which vil De seti,ci IN s',aa' ,, ,s
boz DO orc Dr Catlefi and on Deck 'hilca com
p,cey 70 apIfoafn VIM" ,nri i, c1nec,ed rom them
A ~ ;hefn zen FAR hcow the level Of their previous
ccooi brccze- were blowing and Juno WAS in hcr
kiniest mood i wa de'satinl change ron .hs
ppDltl1,, Tockcy Clrh has been remarkable tor ts
clear days in former years ne ,',nyetend rs'rs
mud but ,hia meeting has boon feftn innate IN
weather IN ATTENDANCE IN pfohtr ana M ' ,g 80,
rnent ~ success. Sloan was sim weak from his
rec"o. n moss bat he rode Formcro George keene
sn9 r,cc Each one Of the 'hrce
whclmiug favortte. and I'm each ca.e tnr ylc,orS
xxx ~ e,criing xii could have defeated Georgs
Kecue with Sander % ne second in'g D's ponr
mex and I'm 90 poor form that he rarely wins
Dorgon did moi ride him Mah'r was The Jockey
then Dogeett'- weak work iw the saddle thi s
won. II IS a Wcm"ndout hanII.Ap now -, ,o pn,
" patient II he were not he would hav" put s.ine
other fockoy in Doggetts place -" ms In ridinf
go and Sloan riding or Gccrge K"ene. IN com
parlson with Doggett'9 riding OF sanders was ne
work Of master In comparison win mo Work OF
Soar had no mount In the third raes In ,ss
ann race he was on charmantc Neither OK me me
two could o n.y. any my, pcCkoy could DO ''''' '''
The bookmakers suffered 'orments In few DAYS
Of his season have their losses boon as large as
Iamhcn,. Rusher and Geisha were al heavily
R@csSq snpportcd for the Brookds- II ihe IA
yorte Mirhtu had won the Br3okGaed =, me pGt
ruptcy hccause in that cass The ', OF Rsnshrous
break, aud many bookmakers would have been
driven out ~ business
Michael =. Dwyer and owner q sIy Fox. tried 70
buy Formero from SINK rti ann mac no
bui that Mr. Sink decided to keep Formero. who
The starter imposed fine of So on Sloan for In
s,ihordinaion AT the post IN one Of the races
s, nat 6 % not SG he 10 mnch
THIS amazingly prosperous meeting ot the Brook
Trcmon, stake FOR ,wo-year-olds at six furlongs
nG he ,G npqe ,b nfrG ~ S At l' and
No OF GoOdwn's "Omcial Turf Guide for 1895"
Of the Gate o. ,une IS has Just been issued This
ter"sted In racing.
FIRST RAcE-ror two-year- ODDS $500 ada-t: allow
Five furionFr.