The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
k|ALEY MACK The WINNER.
CAPTURES SUBURBAN AFTER
BRILLIANT RACE.
MaheP ON Ethelbert waited Too
Long. and Although He Came Up
with . Grand Rush on short
stretch Only Got Second Place.

NEW YORK, June le.-With good
track under him and a ine sky above
Kinley Mack, with McC1e up, took the
$1,000 Suburban handicap away from the
great Etheibert today at Sheepshead bay
by a length and a half. Ethe!bert was
punished hard all the way through the
stretch. but to no avail, while Gulden
ran in third and Imp and Jean Beraud
trailed home In the ruck.
Enormous Crowd Secs II.
There was an enormous crowd at the
track. The horses paraied past the
grand stand to the post soon after
O'Clock and were promptly lined up In
front Of the barrier ready for the start
Two false breaks were made In the iirst
ten minutes, but about five minutes later
the starter caught the horses all In gooi
line and sent them away all together
They went laundering down The stretch
for the first time with Imp leading, jean
Beraud second. Kiniey Mack third ana
Ethelbert fourth. but dropping back Fe-
fore they had completed the lower turn
Jean Beraud pokcd his head In front OF
Imp and they were running as pair
length in front of Kiniey Mack, who was
a length in front OF Gulden.
Jean Beraud Leads.
The great EtheIbert was slowly dropping
back and soon took seventh position. inch
by inch, foot by foot, Jean Beraud slowly
slipped away from the others and when
half a mile had been passed he had a
length the best OF II Next 70 jean car
vantage of Kiniey Mack. who was nang,
ing on like grim death. Gulden was still
In fourth place and the others Close up
Maher still laid back.
jean Dropping Back.
Jean Beraud's margin began 10 get
smaller and smaller as horses ana JOCK
eys were straining every nerve 70 ge,
closer to the leader. They whiried pasI
four-mile race, instead OF short milo
and one-quarter. Thirteen seconds more
and the sixth furlong pole was reached IN
but a head in front of liinley Mack. who
was half a length ahead OK Guldeh.
Ethelbert still Hoped along, three lengths
back Around the upper turn they charg-
ed, no change being made In the pace.
Thirteen seconds more were licked on
on the timers watch before the seven iur-
long pole was passed. Imp was faiterine.
! had over Imp was now length
KiuIey Mack Comes Up.
McCue came sailing along with kinney
Mack. Turner noticed it. dug his heels
into the auiverine TANKS or lean Berau i
sponded to the best OF his ability. He
stayed in front but for few seconds ana
that began 70 falter. He soon )olnea IN mp
| AS the horses rounded the upper turn
| and sailed into the short straight, Kin
ley Mack was in the front ranks length
| TO the good over Jean Beraud, while the
three-y ear-oid Gulden was looming up
| dangerously close. having passed Imp,
who was fallins back on Ethespert wno,
! Maher had at last urged along into nth
! place
Maher Moves Up Too Late.
II was a little late for the move, but
there were hopes In the Tninds OF those
who had pinaed the,r RAIN 70 n rae tSa rpe,.
stake and do the Montana TICK over
again. The turn was PASSED and the
Judges stand was 10 sisha ,sas n'e y, M ~
hurry Jean Peraud was apent complete
lv and dropping back towards the rear.
Imp was hanging on to fourth place and
to Ethelbert
Gallant hut Hopeless Rush.
Like a whirlwind Ethelbert was coming
! through the stretch Maher was digging
in his heels in frantic EFFORT TO make
up tho immense amount Of ground he
ney and shouts of encouragement
were roared at him from the crowd.
He was eating up the ground In bounds
stretch. First Imp was met and passed as
| IL she was standing still. Then there
was Gulden TO reckon with, and the q
so fast did Etheibert leave him in the
rear Now there was furlong to so,
and the great crowd began to shout
! "Ethslhert." as " to help the gallant
I for Maher TO spur or FOG him. The horse
/ knew what was wanted OF him. As IL
/ Ia resentment OF the pun on him during
I the early part OF the race he gathered
himself together. dug his toes into the
yielding earth and seerped fairly TO crouch
( and spring with each space-devouring
I stride IL was heart-breaking to sec that
| gallant thoroughbred. with FIRE in his eyes,
/ his rcd nostrils haring and his heart beat
ing hard Win every stride. doing his
( best 10 oVertake kinley Mack But It
I was a hopeless task. Foot by foot he
1 cut down the great lead. but the distance
/ was too short and as they rushed past
! fhe wire ktuley Mack YEAS the victor by
! a length and a half over Ethejhort. having
/ run the last quarter IN IS 3-5. Ethelberf
made a marvellous race AZ the last
McCSle was hoistesi into the norai
Jockeys chair and tho vast crowd cheered.
} ami then q majority OF the people melted
I away like magic. for most OK them had
come only for the Suburban.
( Results:
I F9ve furlongs- Elizabeth NJ won. Dubl,n
second. rheFyrnsr third, Tine I:M IS
] Six furionrs-- Rush won. MOdrine second
Gonfslion third. Time. IA Is
[ Double event, ave and a half turlongs--
\ Tower % Candies won. Tommy Atkins sec
! ond. Contend third, Time I95 IS
| ter Kinley Mack. -, McCue. % 20 / and
I 1 TO T. won by one and a halg iaret ~
1 Ethelbert. 10. Maher. even and 20 4 &C.
ond by four lengths. Gulden. ID doom.
( ~ TO ! and 10 20 l. third Time. 20G -
Imp Herbert. Jean Beraud. intrusive, Sa-
rarntian. survivor ami John Bright as
Introductory steeplechsss, about two
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