The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
WON BY KINLEY MACK.
He Took the $4,000 Subur-
ban Handicap From
EtheIbert.
lRv Lhe Associated Press }

New York June 16.-With a good track
under him and a fine Sky above, Kinley
Mack, with McCue up, took the $4,000
Suburban Handicap away from the great
Ethelbert today at Sheepshead Bay by a
length and a half Ethelbert was punish
ed hard all the way through the stretch,
but to no better avail than second place
while Gulden ran in third and Imp and
Jean Beraud trailed home in the ruck.
Tie horses paraded past the grand
stand to the post soon after four o'clock
and about fifteen minutes later the start
er caught the horses al in good line and
sent them away together, with Imp in
the lead, Jean Beraud in second place
Kinley Mack third and Ethelbert fourth
Before they had completed the lower
turn Jean Beraud poked his head in front
of Imp and they were running as a pair
a length in front Of Kinley Mack, who
was in turn length the better OF Gull
den. The great Ethelbert was slowly
dropping back and soon took seventh po-
siton. Wen half a mile had been run
Jean Beraud had a length the best of it,,
and it surprised the crowd to see the
fleet Ethelbert away back in the ruck.
Next to Jean Beraud came the grand
mare Imp, with only 4 head the advan-
tage over Kinley Mack.
Around the upper turn they charged,
no change being made in the pace. Imp
was faltering. So was Jean Beraud but
the neck he had over Imp was now a
length.
McCue then came sailing up along with
Kinley Mack. Turner noticed it, dug his
heels into the quivering TANKS of Jean
Beraud. He did nobly for a few seconds
and then again began to fall back. He
soon joined Imp. who also had about
enough of the race.
At la 10 past the start Kinley Mack
was in the front ranks a length to the
good over Jean Beraud, while the three
year old Gulden was looming up danger
ously close.
The turn was passed and the judges
stand was in Sight Knley Mack was
swinging along not the least bit in a hur-
~, while Jean Beraud was spent COM
pletely and dropping back towards the
rear. Imp was hanging on to fourth
place and to Ethelbert Like a whirl-
wind Ethelbert was coming through the
stretch Maher was digging in his heels
in a frantic effort to make up the i'm
mense amount of ground he had lost dur
ing the first mile. He was eating up
the ground in great bounds as he seem
cd fairly to fly through the stretch.
Imp and Gulden were met and passed as
if they were standing still
Now there was a furlong to go and the
eat crowd began to shout Ethelbert as
if to help the gallant thoroughbred along.
But it was a hopeless task Foot by
foot he cut down the great lead. but the
distance was too short, and as they rush
ed past the wire Kinley Mack was the
victor by a length and a half overEtcl-
bert. having run the last quarter in
81 80 seconds. Ethelbert made a mar
yelous race at the last.
Summary:
First, five furlongs- Elizabeth NJ, to 1
and to 5. won Dublin, % to l and 10 TO
/, second The Rhymer, third. Time
1:01 %.
Second, six furlongs-Rush, to | and
4 to 5. won; Modrine, Is to l and to l..
second; Gonfalon, third. Time ia Is,
Third Double Event, five. and half
furlongs-Tower OF Candles, 90 to I and
to l. won Tommy Atkins, to and
even, second Contend, third. Time
1.07 3-5
FOuIiH, tue suburban IlduhlOdp, liilc
and quarter-Kinley Mack, 1875 McCue
up, 10 to / and 4 to 1, by one and one
half lengths Ethelbert, 1870. Maher up
even and / to g. second by four lengths;
Gulden, 1O0 Odom up, to 1 and 10 to /,
third. Time 2:OG As. Imp, Herbert
Jean Beraud, Intrusive. Samaritan, Survi-
vor and John Bright also ran.
Fifth, Introductory Steeplechase-
Chargarac. IL to l and to l. won; Plato
5 to l and TO I, second; Trillion, third
Time 1:40 2-5.
Six, Mile and sixteenth, on turf. sell
ing Thc Amazon, to and to 5, won;
Manson, ; to 2 and TO ;. second; Post
Haste, third Time Ar 50.