New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-11
CHAMPION DAY AT MONMOUTH
THE CLIMAX OF RACING AT LONG BRANCH
rL,1SG YOUNGSTERS TO MEET II THE 'UN'o"-
KINGSTON AND fIRENZI

rI,1No YOUNGSTERS TO MEET II THE junior
~ KINGSTON AND fIRENzI. ..,.
Tho track at Monmouth Park is now dry ana ias''
with clear weather to-day-which is now hkeH one
of the biggest crowds that over entered 'he ea'oS w
see ono of tho hes; days racing ever gwen oS ,,'s
liberal energetic and cntcrprsng association ino
fight for the great Junior Champion s'aAVs' WIZ"
more than $50 900 with 10000 OF @'ueu mo"'s' WI"
be lively one. II will have iicld oil morc "'an
dozen of the choicest two-ycar-oids OF 'nc county,
the nick of all the American stables Win inc eAocP
OF French Park, who was not entered VI INC Pro"-
milo starters named I'm the list below, kasson,
yerdcur The Belle Eric. and Ransom may DC us,
missed at once not hav ng shown suhcieh' lori az
any time 10 Justify hope OF their getting even placc
I'm such a fast lot. Reporter is good In heavy track
hut can hardly go tho pace which VII be set 'o'uaS
ON dry track Diablo is not at his best ana mas
no chance except his very top-noch OF achieve
ment | don't have much faith In Tpstah as soiho
do and consider m ouclassed. Nor can accep'
the Western wonder Proctor Knott. We all saw VIVA.
the Western wonder Egnont did on Thursday ana
the Proctor Knott people were always loud prasEa'
Setting aside those named, have Mr. Haggns
two colts salvador and Fresno, Mr. Wtherss pair INC
cyclone and Favorable colts, the Dwycr bro'heiS
Oregon and Mr.. Bemont's Lady Margaret III my
orinion tho winncr Will come from these SIX saNaor
has never raced hut HAS fast work In private
while Fresno, whose appearance In pupic was
failure, Aas beaten Salvador in very las' ,,d
But private work may not after All r 1e,cd. PParls
equal at BROOKLYN and has now rceaned ms spsi 70
form He should &c: place today. pe, T';hnrss
me that the winner VIII come from MI NiIhcrss
pair have shown high speed nTd h ESampon
for two years. 1t IS another stables urn row MA
Withcrs has stout strings to his bow anu hc soi'
win with the preferred one, Win 1 ,J ron
The Tribune has said repeatedly t ths hamnion
would represent the Dryer Stable III inc Nnahi'oii
stakes aga Fircnzi Many oiner pap" on n Tb
said that Sir Dixon would rum no. ~ Asnnro,tb
Tribune was correct Sir Dixon Is NOT az honmoun
park and Kingston VIII run. Bu' Kingston We
never a very high-class racchorsc at ME arg ns
io,ng his best work at distances below ne anu
quarter After Frenzis great race against me ba'a
in record time she ought to wn the Champion 10 a
certainty while Kingston should ect me piacc
easily enough from Connemara and Santalene
Little Minch should win tho first race, Ieile DOC
Favor ought TO be first in the third race, Cambyse'
The Beacon Stakes may go to Aretino, King Idle
second ., - s.,o,, ~ thcir
trade and do not speculate wildly on some fancy OF
their own are stuliing their pockets with immense
masses of big lis, while the hackers OF horses, ,nc
general betting public that IS see & m y na
August III year have been far more starting anu
puzzng than before at Monmouth Omcss
matters GO better the hackers there viii no no one
icft with money enough to attend the autumn mcG'lhss
Of The Jockey Clubs. And yet In spite OF the gaiine
fact that the public are heavy losers ana me hol
speculative boOkmakers are huge W nneis Dy th.tH,
bewlldcg!ng variations Of public form, some vi w
pcncilleiS arc braZen faced as 10 assert that u
now los ng business that the public are too smart
for them. What coose-food such stun IS L cloI,
they began bookmaEing how many OF the booEmaHer'
had 81 600 in the world! Now many OF mem IevS
and riof In riches And they remain IN the trade
which fills Their pockets with wealth. II IT were
losing business why should they stay in IT.
Following are the lists OF probable starters