New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
SPORTS OF THE TURF.
MONMOUTH PARKS GREAT DAY.


STAKES.
The Monmouth Park Association has made
every preparation the prompt and comfortable trans
portaon OF the great host that will down to sec the
racing to-day. As arranged In the book the Junior
Champion Stakes the second and tue Champion
the third order to give all who cannot leave
Sew-YOrk until 80 chance 10 see 10th these stakes
dec.ec the original fourth in the book has been
put second the Junior Champion will be the third
race and the Champion the fourth The Pennsylvania
Railroad will run extra special train leaving New
York at 80 and going directly to the course, when
will arrive IN tire for the great The 1870
train by the NewJcrsey Central, and the train connect
ing with the Sandy Hook boat and leaving New York at
o'clock will directly to the rear OF the grand stand
and asscngers by either route Will arrive In time TO SEQ
both of the Champion Stakes decided Those spectators
who wish to get back to NewYork early can return by
the special Pennsylvania train after the NTH race Both
Jersey Central rail route and Pennsylvania tickets are
good on this train
Now AS to the probable starters The fields in both Of
the Champion will he unexpectedly small but OF
tie choicest quality. 1t thought that at least a
dozen would meet The Junior Cham pon but fremont
Tremendous speed terrifying. Great things said
OF the Western colt Jim Gore, ana some OF his admirers
were foolish enough to claim that he could beat Tre
mont That unauthorized idiocy. But jim Gore Is
not now expected to start. Evidently his owner is
nal TO meet fremont who is winner of the race
The Dryers will also start Hanover in effort to get
| second money, but the Kapanga colt, who has been
named Kingston, likely to beat him. in his last race
he showed spccl than Hanover has yet displayed
II stockton starts which Is not certain he will probably
| run well bat not well enough to beat Kingston.
II was said at the track yesterday that Dew Drop
might not run IN the Champion. Her absence would
cause great disappointment. But the Dryers hesitate
about starting her Tor a which she would be
forced 20 utmost to win, whom she is in many
rich stakes for three year ds which she IL sure 10 cap
turc II he keeps her health. II the track Is heavy oy
she certainly will not run "a she Is not ~ her best III
mud while yoanto 8 o; the best IN lit Il
that can found anywhere. The rain yesterday was
not enough to track heavy tho afternoon but
the weather thrcatcuel more rain NJ night Them too
| there Is difficulty about Mclau;lllns riding lie"
Drop He has hccIswa,tng of all the hc,h he could
| ON Thursday he role tho fllly at loo pounds. Dew
Drop's weight IA the Chdmpo" 10y the schedule i 100
uolnds. Tie racing rules forbid any horse carrying
! more than i've pound. oycrwcl-At Unlo,, Mclaughlin
can ride to day At 100 POUNDS he cannot ride Dew Drop
and he inte at 100 tie lilly wOnl 10 % nNo POM IS
DISADVANTAGE compared WIKI the wo-ht' On the other
hos.s II Dow Drop starts to-day slc should wn Tor
Tie Dryers will n" -rt her unless The track suits hcr
nor Il lirly hl they VII start her uA.c-- Mclaughlin
ride, her, ;or tho S-J,oJD hy too precious To trust
| 10 other hands.
Wiz Dew Dior in vp.,uto should get second place. ard
wi. D.w DroI out hc should via. thousA len All and
Tie Bard vii make him to LIS best Ircso-l Viii start
simply 10 make the running Tor ncr ,tiDlo companion
Den Az II rhe Bard al hi, best Ao III MT oGirun
| Ben Al and get scconl place t. No.tu'" But he lbs
Teen raced 80 mn h ana So severely ,noe NAy hat he
j., probably somewhat sta!c II Is crg ui Tat hc was
not ~ % sun when he last met D.w Dop ior Ac secured
! hadl, H. Test -in-c then may have dono hiw good
hut "a Pen i !. 30 perfect condition. Not having been
nycrWorstd or oVrrrln at any tinr Zen All VIII pom
ahy provo . ntilc l,-'tt than tee Bad A. the end
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