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BOOTS WINS THE SUBURBAN TAKES THE LEAD IN THE STRETCH AND EASILY OUTSTAYS GAME OLD BORROW. Tho Finn Finishes Thiid and Runs a Disappointing Race — Spear Lance Defeats Poiroma for tho Amateur Cup by a Nanow Margin. New York, June .I. A. K. Mli-ttibers Hunts. running to li:- ! • st form, agaia lock Ins place :it in- bead at the easteni iihisi.ui of handicap horses when in- ■cored aa easy rictorj in the Rabarfaaa Haadicap at Behaoat Part this aftcra— n. This mile anil ■ qaarter feature of the program had ■ Met value i.r ,900 to the ariaaer. Bart at him .-it the finish caaae II. P. Whitneys Borrow, a tlriag second, with the public rbotce, The Finn. Chard Ear in advance of tin- ethers. The winner, ridden arita excellent imf-ini-ut bj jockey Leftas, was tared while the early pace was set liy his atahltaiate, Bd Cramp, aad, rnaalag; to the outside of the leaden at the bead of the stretch, went to the trout with :i rash to will a ith ap I in resiTve. Borrow, somewhat favored by the ■weight assignment, tamed up us the probable win-era .it the qaarter post, bat was aaaUe to withstand the wiaaera rush. The Finn proved .1 dlsappolatnM at. The Hart bone went to the front three-eighths from boaae when Kil Cnaap tired, bat swung wide when turning for home nad when called oa tired 1 ;: ill -. . Bd Cnaap tired after settles the early pace, a h i!i- tin athers wen always beaten. Amateur riders made their first appeaiaace of the aeaaea aa the major eoarses, when ! . s. Dreyera reeeal parchase, Bpear Lame, prored a driving winner of the Amateur Cap, vi 1 1« its Sl.niUi nit to th«- winner. This Dullish racer aaade :i!l the pace aad .it tin- ead reapoaded gam-ly to tin- whip to outstay Polroaaa. The latter was in close quarters next to the rail in the time through the stretch, bat, while ho closed ap aosne iiuaail. tailed to eaite pel up. lie- good plater Moratorium, the property of -Ins. MaeHaaaa, while working over tin- training track tiiis morning, collided with another hois.. -: 11 il aaaTered lajariea which aecesaitated hi-, de ■toattlaa. Walter Ceagdea baa sold the twa-year-old filly ,l:li:e Mary to .1. Murphy. x.imiii 1 Ross aad K. M. Dalaay Journeyed aa from Washington to witness lie- running of tie Suburban, other arrivals dariaf 1m- aftcraooa were Captain Walker anil Greea I.. .Morris.
