New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
CHAMPIONS AT MONMOUTH
pnosaBLE STARTERS FOR BIG STAKES.
rxu LOS ANGELES AND Gurus TO RUIZ

.u,rvvJ LOS ANGELES AND EOhVS ~ 49,
FOR THE CHAMPION
pvsrv friend Of racing grieves oiuerN no, ~ AZ
.stss,ah,e weather of the last ten DAYS nS mr.. ,hs
-. az Yarmouth Park in such oonu'o" VS." =,
san,on and Junior Champion STAINS nus" ~
- on very heavy track. That lh'oii0'.S 80
run ,s form tends to make finishes less Close anu
WIN ""' s,scourages owners and trainers, and puts
60 On. nut of humor. But so much interest Is iei'
~. ,,vo famous stakes of Champion Day win 'io
s,o no added 10 each, that big crown VIII '''"'"'
- 20 the track II the morning Is clear
In the Champion Stakes, at mile anu nan, 0"'
,-,-a-t rurus and Los Angeles will run Both Eurus
flre, ,nre,es ar, so good in heavy going that they
Or o,re rlrcnzi a race, but Firenzi VIII undoubtedly
VIZ .bink HAYWARD will ride Eurls better today
win :, ,,de him on Saturday, or the Old rogue VIII
10 ore kindly and he may get second place from
Los Angeles =. 49,. .o,, an, 30 tho animals
- as probable starters I'm the Junior Champion
60. Cavuga. for his recent form has been
's Ir N that Of any OF them. Cayuga ought 10
sup0 revotec will make a bold bid for second
WIZ So. think Mr. Belmont Will get second position
- - chesapeake or Clarendon. ST. Carlo seems 10
=, ,,u wholly out of form. Protection must also be
s.sdcrei as possible rival for one of the places
80, bic races have hardly been up so the standard OF
30 hast Of those I'm the list to-day The muchtaiKco-
- COS 900 King Thomas is not expected TO run. He
has been indeed an expensive uiS'PP"i''"N'N ~ 49,
70 Mr. Withers's Chieftan were TO start
Ia, would be formidable element. But after
he ran 50 striking race on SATURDAY
q Was reportrd all over the track that the colt han
hoen scratched" from the Junior Champion some
DAYS before. Mr.. Withers and Mr. Croft were oO'i
asked for The Tribune this was true. Nethef
,1evr nositiyev whether he had been scratched OF
not. Mr. withers said that the colt had been aAen
ont e. b9d been done without his orders and without
his knowledcc 1t most strange If his Trainer
scratrbed his best tw0ye8r-old from THIS S"O.Voo
stake without consulting Mr.. Withers Any reasonable
human being would not suppose that trainer "ouu
take sucb step without asking the approVal Oh Ms
emplover But If Cbieftsin had been left IN MI
Unbers would surely start him today for the colt ;
-ace on SATURDAY showed far higher quality ana lar
more promise than any other of his two-yedro'uS
has shown That was on a heavy udoh' Wv
81 Chicftsin were to run today many OF inc peS'
i3dces Of racing would fesl confident Of his ee'u"s
nlare at least. Last year at Brookdale uls ooi' va"
collected A. Inc best of Mr. Withers's yearImEs oS
most racing men who saw him. And now -i''
Withers,s trainer has scratched THIS cot rom '
.Junior Charrion without asking Mr. winners PEI,
mission he has been guilty of one Of those gross anu
outrageous bundcrs that ere far worse than crimes.
II Is a puzZlinC stable. and this Chleltdlh a. :, WV
Of the strangest puzzles That ever ooV IA 4'
Ress may win the first race, Niagara SscOhu. -.
,rbe ,biri race did I'LL. a1d an extra raw "a "a
selling affair." for purse % a. ~. ~ will
be added and p the last I"o0' A''~9 ~
close al the track al noon -, ooo 1,.,Io Ella
carrie C. should win the sixth race Ltle LII"
second.