The evening world., 1920-06-03
Paul Jones and Upset Ex-
pected to Furnish Another
Duel in This Classic.
BIZ Vincent Tre0nor.
-HERE is a probability that Ne

Workers. will see a repetition OF
III the Kentucky Derby finish in
ne race for the Suburban on
saturday, as Paul Jones and Up
: aet, the three-year-olds which I'm
tshea heads apart on that occasion,
are both certain starters for the Bel
mont Park prize. In addition they
save worked a mile and quarter in
SO6 Us in preparing for the event.
hey will not have Il all their own
lay, however, as there are some
highly shifty handicap horses en-
aged that will carry them from start
finish at a dizzy pace.
There will be ten starters at least
Nr the race from present appear
ices, and II the weather holds good
Yet time should be made for this
lstoric event, which was first run
Nor at Sheepshead Bay in 1884, whom
was won by General Monroe after
superb struggle with War Eagle
nd Jack of Hearts.
In former years, when there was
tture booking on the big spring
Fents, the Suburban occupied the
ttention of everybody interested in
be thoroughbred, and the move
ents of the various candidates were
bllowed with the greatest interest
lom the time the snow disappeared
md the horses could get on the
lack. At that time the race was
me best known of the big American
andfcaps, and II was the ambition
every owner 10 win 1t. Among the
hampions to finish first were Trou-
adour In 1885, Salvador In 1890,
lenry of Navarro in 1895, Imp in
6Ss, Kinley Mack in 1900, Africander
a 1903, Heunis in 1904, Beldame in
eos, Ballot in 1908, FitzheTbert in
500, Whisk Broom I'd in 1918, Frial
lock in 1916 and Johren in 1918.
The race at present carries an
tdded value of $4,000, but with the
rowing interest in the sport mani
sAed by the public. this sum is GER
i'm to be increased materially be-
Lore another year. The race is b
heritage from the Coney Island
Jockey Club, and there is every rea-
,son why 1t should be restored TO it's
primer condition. AS neither Sir
larton nor Purchase are in condi-
lon to start, ENterminator. a thor
pghly fit horse, will be top weight.
,Pls race with Alibi was a good one,
ind since then he has worked the
mile and a furlong in 157. The Hill
Nreth pair, Thunderclap and Corn
TaBsel, have gone a mile and a quar-
r at Belmont Park in 2.06 2-5,
bile, as already told, Upset and
ul Jones encompassed the distance
the same time. Those who saw
Ne three year olds work say they
II It very handily. Each went the
q and a furlong in 1853 3-5. Wild
N showed his class when he was
he'd separately in the Withers
lkes in 1.3G, and II Man o. War
never been born the public would
II 4 hailing the Whitney colt as n
hmpion. Boniface is a thoroughly
horse, from his races in Kentucky
I'D Canada, while Audacious and
lonnaconNa in recent performances
lIve shown that they viii be cherry
he light weight of the party.
4, The following are the probable
brters and the jockeys: EXtermi-
ltor, 1928 (Davies): Boniface, IFS
bande); Thunderciap, III (Turne);
ludacious, 116 (Buxton); Corn Tas-
n, 10 (Fator); Paul Jones, 106
lRlce) Upset, 106 (Ambrose); Wild
eir LOG O.; Donnaconna, 1913
4 Garrett; David Harum, SO (Mc-
ce).
n / was under the guidance Of Frank
! ANeill, the American Jockey thai
. lptaln Loder's Spion Kop was
3erby at EPSON Downs yesterday
against field of nineteen starters,
Which included the highly regarded
lTetratema. O'Neill is under contract
i 10, William X. Vanderbilt, whose horses
lhe has been riding in France and he
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