The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-20
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Fast Field to Start in Sleeps
head Bay Handicap.
The Picket, CairngOrm, Dan
deliOn aud Proper FavOrites.
RACE FORS2O, 900 PURSE
TokaIOn Made Bad Bun Satur-
day But Will Try Again.
Go Between Will Show Up Well
if Ground Is Moist.
RACE FORs2O, 900 PURSE

New York. June 20@Thursday. the
opening day of the June meeting at
Sheepshead Bay, the twenty-third re-
newal of the Suburban VIII be the fea-
ture of the card, one mile and a quarter
for $4,000 Present indications are
that there will not be more than six
teen starters, and the top weight viii
be carried by Proper who has been
assigned 1872 pounds.
Carroll Reid says the Waldeck
stables candidate. The Picket 100
pounds, is doing well and may be con-
Eidsred a certain starter. Sidney Pagst's
Cairngorm is equally certain to go to
the post. His performances in the
Westminster Stakes and Standard
Stakes at the present meeting at Grave
send demonstrated his quality and fit
ness.
Tokalon, winner of the Brooklyn
Handicap, is read y, and, unless the I'M
expected happens, VIII represent the
Lone Star stable. Originally weighted
at 1O7 she will have to take up twelve
pounds more as a penalty for her
Brooklyn victory. She ran a bad race
Saturday. but that will not deter her
owner J. W. Fuller, who races and
backs his horses under all conditions,
and who never sells a race horse. from
sending her out to figure in the Sub.
urban. Before she went to the post
dition, and II beaten there would be no
excuse for her
Close observers who knew her as
phenomenal performer in the west two
years ago, agreed that she did not ap-
pear to try in any part OF Saturday s
race, and were inclined to class her a
sulker. She is not a whip mare and
viii resent punishment Nevertheless,
she may be a conspicuous figure in
Thursdays engagement
TT4a1naa TgnIt-7 mt wishes tn
his colors in Thursdays field there Is
no likelihood that Blandy VIII appear
in IL. Blandy is ready and can do
much better than he did Saturday. He
is in at 112 pounds, and if so disposed,
can shoulder that weight and be an
interesting factor in the race.
Alex Shields has two candidates in
Go Between and Ormonde's Right, and
VIII certainly start one. For having
won the Westminster Handicap, Go
Between Will be compelled to take up
116 pounds, which viii include q pen
atty Of eight pounds Should the
ground be moist Thursday he viii sure
~ face the barrier and Will also surely
prove a contender. Slow to begin. he
will be seen coming like q cyclone at
the end of the journey Even on q
dry track. he is likely to be formidable.
That erratie animal Qrmonde's Right,
has 10 pounds to carry.
Colonial Girl IS a good race mare.
and if fit viii be nicely situated with
113 pounds to manage. That she viii
go is quite probable.
DandeliOn is being handled rather
quietly perhaps mysteriously. He is
weighted at 107, and, judged by his
performance in the Brooklyn. should
have an attractive chance The pro-
gramme with respect to him viii be
awaited with general interest. Jimmy
Mclaughlin has Oxford. scheduled to
pack 1O7 pounds. working steadily, and
there is a strong probability that the
gray colt viii make an effort to get
glory for himself and wealth for his
owner
Kiamshea. 107 pounds. may repre-
sent the Oneck stable. Her trainer,
William H. Karrick. says he is unde-
cided as to whether to start her or not.
The probable starters, with the
weights and the jockeys that may have
the mounts in the Suburban, are as