New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

ngly fast time OF 2:cs 4-s. which exactly the
time made by Kinley Mack when he won the Sub
urban last year
L was no secret among turfrnen that Mr.. Whit
rey's Suburban candidate had improved since leav-
3ng Morris Park and had worked well the
sheepshead Bay track Moreover, Star Brfght's
three-year-old record shows him be slow IN
rounding into form. Yet. despite all these facts
the public did want him. and the layers freely
offered s and 20 ! against him.
The other Suburban candidates in the race were
Standing All Gold and Kamara, and the first Of
these, after running IN a comfortable position for
Z mile. suddenly broke down and was pulled up,
and walked home Examination showed Of the
fast colts foreegs TO be IN bad shape. and II is
extremely likely that he will again. At
any rate Standing VIII not in the Suburban,
nor for many months It is pity. for the Of
Candleulss would have had chance IL the race
should De run on dry track. Standing has been
capable Of brilliant flights Of speed distance
of ground. Last spring he won the Carlton Stakes
for threeyear-olds. Gravesend covering the mile
IN 30 SIS and beating McMeekin, Mesmerist, No
drine, Toddy. ndrim, Pupil and Hammock He has
not been sound for some time, and was always
hard horse 10 pl spare and keep ft-
TIE race shat marked Star Bright's improvement
and ruined Standing began with ragged start,
and All Gold made all the running for a mile.
Tapped by Star Bright, with Kanara and Stand
ing within easy reach. Then Standings col
lapse, and Star Bright end Kanara fought IL out
70 the wire Terminus. who got much the worst
o. the send-of. plucky race. and beat All
Gold for The place The distance was too far for
hioSraz-
There was nothing but spills and tumbles in the
Greater NeW-York Steeplechase Handicap over the
-un course, out OF nine Jumpers who gayly gaf
loped away from the starting post, only four fin
.shed. The other five having come 10 grief at vari
Gus stages OF the long and hazardous journey
Jessie : and Bosphorus went down at the second
barrier throwing their jockeys, and scampering
along riderIess after the field. Kondyke was the
nex5 10 turn somersault, and next Sef-Protec-
lead OF six lengths. bumped fence with his
knees IN front % the 20 cent field on the second
lap and his rider, Hewitt aid a FEW caTtWhee!s e
.or the ediacauon OF the crowd Ihat left nve
ana ~ ne lest 3n,ca lust before the final dash
:or the wire, Magic Light favored the throng with
He was bot content with one revolution in the air.
he made two and then sat up on ms haunehes nks
sne locied about in apparent amazement at ms
oEn fert- Dayton who had the mount sprained
his shoulder, but not seriously hurt n,
Passs Partout. George heene; Perion ana rec
PATH went for home, and in the stretch the & hrSt
soekeys went 20 The NIP bu, IaSse b Tsrs5 @
claimed foul against Hueston. but me s,ewatGS S
would POI allow il II was certainty "eiU
Sanders made his first appearance Of the, year
hsndicsp because Garrigan gave no asslstanGe 10
Vieor. Wltf rjders reversed Demurrer would prob
ably have won GarTigan may he clever BOY 9I pu,
give him the mount colt whose chances weTe ere
good winning a Sl2 800 stake, as A L. oAe
lasi Saturday in the Great American fof,iie ..
Lexington made The pace. but was al IN "hei II
came the drive ,s
NaRrant. who had never started. Was PLAYED
heavily by the wise ones, among thern flllstpuIs
Phil" before the third race, and the layers rupDsd
Dis price from o ! 10 = 10 = lie won 81 m
way. except for a few strides when Shaw allo@sd
Father Wentker come up on even terms iI
stRrr. bs. indeed, most OF yesterday ssstlu
o1s a pleasant thing to look al. ht.
Fitzgerald has in his usual good form TOT
The last days. and ln this race Appointee hil9
Athelglen badly LEFT that they never mao
chance. Lady Mag who was backed from ZEN
10 nves, was much better OF. she sfo"so
tood speed. however. and VIII bear watching III
NE next maiden for tWo-year-olds -,
ir Riddle and BlioBare set hot pace ior h m
other beaten three- year-Olds and upward IN ths
fourth race 4 distance. but the latter co1id
not last. and Lucky Star and Tinge shut DIT Riddle
1n al the head OF the stretch and In the dflke
htile Cochran for completely lost bis grip.
sna by the time he 81 back II too iate ana
~, ,Ionnors mount had a narrow victory from
.ltee Dr. Riddle. who a decided faVorite old
,ot get even show money. Gold Seeker was mnch
he best In the twO-yesr-old maiden race that nm
isned the days proceedings.
Two fayorites won. There was good deal OF
reongh riding done yesterday-not actually foul
lloins, but rough enough 10 be dangerous ana 10
t'flo4sy 1ostle several horses. Some daY or other
serious accident viii open eyes OF the people
~ me danger Of this sort OF thing.
rnn nIf ispor'ed yesterday that Com Inanoo mao
s0ne shghtly lame In his work. IL So be viii not