The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-21
BIC NEALON HORSE
WON THE SUBURBAN
Western Four Year-Old, at 20 to
1, Captured Rich Turf
Classic.
MONTGOMERY WAS SECOND
Electioncer, the Favoritc, Beaten
All the Way In, Beacon
Light Being Third.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Nealon, a
Western horse. owned by G. Il. Dur
nell, ridden by Jockey w. Dugan. and
quoted ut 20 to I, won the great Sub
urban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay to-
day. Montgomery was second--two
lengths behind the winner, with Beacon
Light third. The time was 200 2-5.
The track was lightning fast. Elec-
tioneer. the favoritc. and the heavily
played Keene entry, SNpcrman and
Veil, were badly beaten Nealon is a
fouryear-old, by sain, out OF Sister
Josephine. and was bred in Missouri
by Barney Schneider. He was coupled
with Faust in the betting, and his
victory was surprise to horsemen.
1t was with u rare burst of speed
in the stretch that NeaiOn flashed out
of a flying field of sixteen horses and
sped across the finish line with 10000
people cheering him as the winner OF
tho $4,000 prize and the highest turf
honors.
Nealon got an Indifferent start. AS
the sixteen horses swept past the
grandstand in the first furlong there
were cries for Superman, the winner
of tho Brooklyn Handicap. who was
running half u length behind Faust
and Just ahead OF Frank Gill. Nealon
horses swung into the back stretch
the cry went UP that Electioneer, the
favorite, had quit. Nearing the half
mile Superman gave up the heart
breaking chase, and fell back into the
dust beclouded ruck.
Fuvorltcs Are Beaten.
1.-THE favorites are beaten roared
the crowd. Faust held the lead; with
Frank Gill second and the on-rushing
Nealon third, at the three quarter. AS
they passed the mile post Faust fell
back and Dugan sent Nealon out with
a whirlwind dash and took the lead.
Frank Gill fell away beaten, while
Montgomery. who had been holding q
steady Stride closed in on Nealon for
the final stretch sprint.
Nealon ran with great easy wing
strides. and Montgomery. whipped to u
last effort, challenged him for the lead.
Dugan touched big Nealon with his
whip. and the horse shot out, crossing
the line an easy winner by two lengths.
Montgomery was second, and Beacon
Light. who had closed strong in the
stretch, took third money by a scant
head from Faust, the other Durnell en-
try. Superman was eighth and Elec-
tioneer, the favorite, who had shown
no speed in the race. was next to last.
Summaries:
First race-Introductory Steeple-
chase. short course-Kernel Go to y
first, Sunglow Is to ~ second, Phan-
tom q to y third. Time, 4:l3.
Second race-Six furlongs, main
course-Roseben C to 81 first, Prince
Hamburg 6 to % second, Gold Lady
Gao to ~ third. Time. 1912 AS
Third ra1.-The double event, five
and one-half furlongs. futurity course
-Firestone 90 to ~ first, Chapultepec
(l5 to u second, Masque 6 to u third.
Time, 1907.
Fourth race-The Suburban Handi-
cap of $4,000 one mile and quarter
Nealon, 113 CIV. Dugan). Geo to /
and to y first, Montgomery, 104
(Sandy) Is to l and to y second
Beacon Light, 100 (Garner), (s to l
and to y third. Time, 2:O6 10.
Faust, Tokalon. Cairngorm, Dan
delion. Superman. Veil, Running
Water, Cottontown, Flip-Flap, Bedouin,
Frank Gill. Electioneer and Wexford
also ran.
Coupled in betting.
Fifth-Selling, one and three-six-
teenth miles on turf-Acrobat a to ~
first, Maxnar I3 to 81 second, Banker
GO to - third. Time 2:t2
Sixth race-Five rurlongs, futuritv
course-Falcada q to y first, Hollis
ter Us to 81 second, Meelick GO to ~
third. Time, 1875.