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THIS IS SUBURBAN HANDICAP DAY Splendid Horses that Will Start The Riders and Odds Groat Crowd Expected New York June IS The Suburban Handicap which has been considered the greatest race as well as the most i opular attraction on the American turf will be decided at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow witli Its important betting adjunct eliminated Only once in the long history of this important race did similar conditions prevail and that was in 1883 Pontiacs year Not more than 10000 spectators saw the Lorillard horse win then and they were not forewarned of the police raid that for i olitical reasons was made on that memorable afternoon afternoonUnder Under present conditions tomorrows attendance at Sheepshead Bay will be in the nature of TI real test as to the popularity of thoroughbred racing in New York state It is confidently expected that fully 40000 nicegoers will be there to cheer the victorious racers and that the occasion will be made memorable by a huge and unique popular demonstration in favor of the sport sportTomorrows Tomorrows renewal of the famous race In which fifteen of the greatest thoroughbreds in America wilt battle promises to develop into one of the most interesting struggles of late years James R Keenes Ballot fresh from a wonderful trial at the Suburban distance of one mile and a quarter lu 206J will hold the pride of place as favorite Experts predict that the formidable quartette of threeyearolds Master Robert Fair Play Dorante and King James will furnish keen contention throughout the running Here are the probable starters with jockeys and tonights odds Horse HorseBallot Jockey Odds OddsNotter Ballot Notter 85 85Garner Master Robev Garner 61 61E Fair Play E Dugan 61 61G King James JamesDorante G Burns 81 81Shreve Dorante Shreve 101 101Miller Montgomery Miller 101 101D Running Water WaterGold D McCarthy 151 151Gilbert Gold Lady Gilbert 151 151McDanlel Frank Gill McDanlel 151 151Shaw Dandelion Shaw 201 201J Tourenne J Lee 501 501Delaby Don Enrique Delaby 501 501WDoyle Blue Book WDoyle or HornerlOfcl Bedouin G Musgrave 1001 1001Ellicott Ellicott 4 E Walsh 1001 1001Thomas Thomas H Williams horses In charge of trainer H E Rowell have had a bad time of it in one way or another since their arrlvel from California early in May Firestone the star of the big col ¬ lection has just recovered from an attack of colic which seized him in time to prevent his starting in the sprint handicap for which he was entered last Tuesday Rubla Granda which had worked er ceptlonaly well for the Astoria Stakes came out of that race with a swelling on her left front leg just above the knee How serious this is Mr Row ell is unable to say just now Rosevale the most promising youngster of the lot went lame in her first race Blameless was badly kicked while at the post in his first start here Prudent was chopped on one foot and Creation was thrown against the fence at the beginning when making their debuts on the local tracks
