The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-17

Veil ana M0nJgo mery IN Nlucn FaNof,
Also DandellOn, NeslOa, Beacon LAG Int,
Rip Flap and Others -rO-day's Gard.
Indications point 10 a big neld for the SUI
bnrban Handicap TO be run a. Sheepshead
Ray next Thursday afternoon. Looking
through a long list Of eligibles 1t appears th at
more ID an twenty horses will DO sont to the
most, but this number may be reduced at the
last moment. On what has been accom-
plished by the various ellHibles 90 far tho
suburban looks TO be n deep puzzle. or rather
, very opsn race. There are at least ten
probable starters who appeG TO have an
etcelleu. chance to win. AZ the three-year-
ODDS are exceptionally good this spring some
nj To. turf crl.lca believe that tho winner
will come from that division.
On hns great race in the Standard Stakes
last week when he forced the present cham
MON. Peter Pan. to . drive 20 bsat him, Flee
tIoncc.. with only i0t pounds. Is beloved to
b. . probable Suburban factor. In the
standard. at a milo aud quarter. Electioneer.
with III pounds, was beaten three parts OF d
length oy Peter Pan in the fast time OF 2oS S-b.
As ihls was Electioneer's hrst appearance or
the tensOn and as he as rather poorly hau-
oled his performance WIS considered all the
mora remarkable. On the strength OF this
race. therefore,. Electloneer will surely 90 to
e.. post ono OF tie public choices.
From james p. Keene's grea; stable two
crack thrce-yeSr-olds viii alec be sent 10 the
barrier. One Of them 10 SupermAn, the
trne Comm ando colt, who won the Brooklyn
Handicap In superb style oyor a muddy track.
for which he has taken M Il penalty and will
rIck up ioS pounds In Thursdays rRco. Veil.
a thrcc-ycar-old Disguise dlly, Is Mr. Keene'a
other starter. and from ali accounts she will
take q beating, IT Is said that she Is the
fastest three-year-oid hlly that Jimmy Rowe
has ever handled and that II she gets OF In
front L will be a difficult task toI any horse
10 overhaul her, as she cat 60 the distance
and will have only 81 pounds oil her back.
Nr. Kcens may have to get along without
the services OF Jockey Miller, as that young
man will doubtless have tho leg up on the
Newcastle Stables fine mare Running Water,
VINO has been gradually rounding into win
ming form. In such a case. therefore, Mr..
Keene will probably have Ntool on Superman.
while Preston or some other clever light
weight will handle Veil. 1t might be a good
move. for that matter. 10 bring j. Lee. the
crack Western boy. on here to ride ono of
Mr.. keenc's horses. as IL is said that lee is
fully the equal OF Miller in every respect.
mother crack three year-old who has a
chance is Emil lier4's Montgomery. by Pes
sara, who has made a lasting impression on
hor-emen here by his victories in the Bay
chester, the Jockey Club Weight for Age and
the Broadway Stakes. In those events Mont
romerr won with such remarkable quality
that many good Judges declared that he
could beat any horse in training. weight for
Sre. Some OF these shArps still feel con-
fdent that Montgomery can trim ElectiOneer
and Peter Pan al equal weights over a dis
lance Of ground. But the question OF su-
remacv as far as Peter Pan is concerned
cannot be settled until later on in the cam
psign,
James B. Brady's Fountainblue and J. l..
McGinnis's Frank Gill, also three-year-oids,
are asked to run with only 100 pounds. Foun-
tanblue has been working well, while Gin has
been racing ell the sea on with heavy burdens.
The Brownleigh Park Stables Sewell Is still
smother three-year-old that may do some
thing. as he has a world of speed and is always
al his best at the Bay.
OF the older division. II. p. Headley's
Beacon Light, the Star Shoot colt. who ran
second to superman inthe Brooklyn Handicap.
spears to be one OF the formula BILE starters.
he will carry only 100 pounds. which Is a mere
feather. On Friday with II{ he won at a
mile and a quarter over a sloppy track 10 the
most impressive manner in 200 SIS, beating
sfair lot, including Go Between, who won the
Suburban last year. but who has sho wn very
poor form so far this season., c, Z. Durnell's
Nealou, who was third in the Brooklyn, ma
he another dangerous factor with ii3 pounds.
lie has run some excellent races since the
Brooklyn with heavy weights, but has Iva VS.
been defeated by small margins. In the
Suburban. for which he has received a special
PREPARATION. he will be handled by Eddie
DnEan one OF the best riders In the Fast.
Flip Flap, because Of her triumphs In the
Westminster and Marlboro handicaps Is. cannot
be overlooked. although it is thought that
100 pounds may anchor her, Nobody seems
TO know whether Accountant will start, but
II IL q sure thing that F. r. Hitchcock Da nde-
lion will face the barrier and that j. T.. Mad
den will have him ft. II will be remembered
that iandelion ran second TO Go Between
IN the Suburban last year. Tokalon has a
chance, bat if she wins Il will be all event
worthy Of scrutiny after her disgraceful
Performance on Saturday. C%ottontown is
smother sure starter and is in fine condition.
F. !. Thomas may decide to send old WeX-
ford after the prize, as the supposed cripple
j. p new horse Just now. Possible starters
with weights and probable riders are as
follows
Nor' aud Aos, W., ouRsr. Jockey.
Accountant 1914 u OraIy nnl.y !