The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-05
TRAINERS LOOK
TO SUBURBAN
Will Try Out Their Greatest
Horses in Public as Prepa-.
ration for Rich Classic
FINE FIELD PROMISED
Irish Lad, English Lad, Ort
Wells, Beldame, Stalwart
and Others Will Start
FINE FIELD PROMISED
Special Dispatch to The Call:

NEW YORK. n. V, June 4-This will
be a busy week a Gravesend- Racers
destined to start in the Subur ban Handi-
cap on Thursday, the 18th inst, will be
seen daily in public. their trainers looking
for possible soft spots so their charges
may be gradually keyed up for a win
ming performance in the famous classic.
It is announced that Irish Lad will be
seen in public during the week.
Beldame is in the handicap to be run
Tomorrow and some improvement is
looked for from this famous mare Eng
fish Lad is also to run tomorrow. Ort
Wells may be seen any time now. 1t is
imperative for this horse to be raced
little in public II he is to be conceded a
chance for the Suburban. Stalwart also
is In the big race and. in fact. an array
of eljgibles for the $4,000 purse is cheer
ing to loon at providing only half the
number go to the post. On Tuesday an
interesting contest may be looked for at
Grayesend In the Gazelle Stakes. Tradi-
ton may make her first appearance Of the
season. She may meet Kiamesha, Coy
Maid. Lady Henrietta, Flinders, Schula-
mite and Gold Ten. Most of these have
been seen in public tbs season and will
have that much advantage over Tradi-
ZION. O-tnOIrOW cllliIcS-
First race about six furlongs. scliing-Lady
Henrietta W Rostand 104. Lang Doan 81.
Parkviile 1O4, Flammuia les, Drone IS, Orfeo
Hannibal IHs ma Bey w.: 90, Tommy Walden 1oa. Car.
aphne lO2, Broadcioth 101, Beliigerent 1U2,
Atwood 1oI. Beilatrix io7, confessor 90. Girdle
Second race, about two and a half miles,
steeplechase handicap-Georgia Pine 132, Gold
1855 Bonfire 14S, Howard Gratz 132, Gyps.c
14o Flying Machine l50 Pure Pepper lao,
Melbourne Eclipse 1S9, Imperialist las. Ala
Third race, one and sixteenth miles, hand
icap-Beldame 126, Alan-a Dale 122. English
49, St. valentine lis. Major Dsinserheld 10.
Outcome 107. Garnish 1905 kehaiian 1O2, Dan
deiion 1oS. Eiwood lo4. Buttons loe.s Martin
mas es Workman 100 Brigand SO. Stamping
Ground es.
Fourth race. five furiongs. the Bedford
Guiding Star los cracksman ~, q l. NJ S.
veribest 1c4, High Brush %, Osiris 1oI. MIN
Fifth race. sone and sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Canteen los, Consuelo II IS, The Yelled
Lady 96. Jennie Mccabe "a, Daisy Green los,
Lady Jocelyn. 1o3. Jane Holly los, Ella Sny-
der 90 Maid OF 11mouctoo Sc. Carrie Jones
81, Toll San 101. Ocean Tide les.
tolerate Ioi. Astronomer ito. Albert. IoI,
Gold Badge f0I. Huddy 1o4. Strong Bow 1o4.
Blue Mamie 1oi. Gold Sitter io7, vasabond io1.
Daughter li2. Oaklawn I22, Osiris 104, Sir
Brinkiey 1g4, st. Estephe io7. Masterson los.
Athlone 1o4. Victory, Belle 1o1.
Weather clear Track fast.
GRAyESENDa SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race Buttons, Cxarsphine,
Broadcl0th.
Second race-sandhurst, Gold Van,
Coligny. $3.50
Third race-Beldame, English Lad,
DandeIfon.
Fourth race-Guidins star, yeribest,
Mintfa.
Fifth race-Tbe Yelled Lady. Can
teen, Consuelo III.
Sixth race-OakIawn, Kings DauEh-
fer, Yankee Consul.