The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-15
GOLD HEELS WINS GREAT SUBURBAN Hard Struggle from the Start
 to the Wire LEECH AGAINST PENTEC0ST Youngster Might Have Won But for an AccIdent-Made Great Effort
 Against Odds and Fin
 lshed Second.
LEIGH AGAINST PENTECOST

New York, June A-Gold Heels, worthy son of great sire. bore to the front and gallantly held them there to the end, the colors of McElwee and Brady in the Suburban Handicap today over the Coney Island Jockey Club course. clipping two-flfths of a second off Suburban last year
 Courage and speed won for the son of the Bard-Heel and Toe in 2:05 1-5 He was favorite by a slight margin in the betting, and was ridden In masterly fash ion by Wonderly. Fully 10000 persons watched the Suburban from boxes and the grsndstand, trees, roof and lawn. Luck record. She said no 3-year-old shall shat ter the tradition of the Suburban by win- ming 1t. Pentecost was possibly her vic- tim. Badly bunted st the far turn, he came through the stretch like a tornado the older horse holding the advantage by a short length at the end.
 Blues, Tammany's pride, awoke when twc-thirNis of the distance was done to the cheers of his loyal adherents. His HLuf0y C1LpTt tO BGl IO lHS IS WDdt dashed aside the youngster Pentecost. But the battered Pentecost came from the ruck and beat him out of place hon OTIS.
 sadte 8. Herbert Far Behind.
 Lengths behind Gold Heels. Pentecost and Blues was Sadie S. Herbert was still farther back along with Reina and the lucky winner Of the Brooklyn handicap. Advance Guard, well away from the post. dropped back, and was last before the first turn was reached. Advance Guard is no sulker, but for some reason he ran badly today. Gold Heels, off sixth, rusheS ahead, and when they first passed the wire was neck and neck with Pentecost and Contend. The last record breaker and dark horse was the leader. His heart breaking pace turned to water the cour- age of some that followed. Closing in the back stretch Shaw, On Blues. thought his chance had come, and raced to the front, dashing past Pentecost, bunting him hard. Pentecost. a long-striding horse was caught off his balance and sheered heavily into Contend. Then Con tend gave up the ghost and fell to the rear, finishing absolutely last But Blues had not been challenged. lie shot past Gold Heels and soon there was a clear length of daylight between them. But 1t was not for Blues nor 1ammany. Cleverly rated close to the wall WAS WonderlS bringing in Gold Heels. For a sixteenth o a mile they were alone. But Blues hear grew faint and well into the stretch Colo Heels was overhauling him, passing him leading him.
 Grand Struggle of Pentecost.
 Then came that grand struggle of Pen tecost. He was four lengths In the rear when the leaders turned into the stretch, but he came on, gaining at every stride. A hundred yards from the finish he had Blues beaten and slowly he began to creep up on Gold Heels. who sprang for ward again under Wonderly's urging, and so they passed under the wire, Gold Heels first by half a length, Pentecost 8 length in front of Blues.
 The horse that may carry American turf colors to the front In the English Derby next year won the first half of the double event. He is Mexican, Clarence Mackay's sterling cold. which picked up top weight-129 pounds. He was admira- ply ridden by Burns and won on the new futurity course in 1:06 1-5 from a good field
 First race. six furlongs, on main track Gun Fire no (Burns), Il to 5. won; Co., bourg 123 CMcCue), to 5. second; Lux Casta 105 (Odom), to 1, third. Time: 1:i3 3-5.
 Second race, one mile, selling-Portrait 107 (Shaw), to l. won; Bessie Mccarthy Ill (Wopderly) 8 to 1, second Courtney III (Shea), to 1, third Time: 1:41.
 Third race, the double event of $50Oo five and one-half furlongs-Mexican 12s (Burns), to l, won; Gold Maxim IT CuchaI an), 10 to 1. second; Prediction IF (Shaw), to 1, third. Time: 1:O6 1-5.
 Fourth race. the Suburban handicap, s10OO0, mile and one-quarter-Gold Heels 124 CWonderly). to l, won; Pentecost 99 (Redfern), to 1. second; Blues 124 (Shaw), 5 to 1, third. Time: 2:O5 1-5.
 Fifth race. last five furlongs of the fu- turity course-Janeway 1lS (Bullman), 10 to i, won; Ace Full 11S (Burns). to 10. second Fitz Briar no (Wonderly), 10 to l, third Time: 100 1-5.
 Sixth race, handicap. mile and one-six- teenth, on turf-Royai 10e (Wonderly), to 6 won; Lanceman 104 (Brennan), 10 to i, second; Brigadier 1o9 Bullman), to 1. third Time: 1:H 1-5.