New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-11
THE JUNIOR CHAMPION.
WHO WILL WIN THE RICH PRIZE AT MON
MOUTH TOMORROW?
A LIST OF THE CANDIDATES AND A GLANCE Al

for fat
be run over the straight course al N'o'ni''i''
,no,,ov 7, is moi likely that the field VIII CONAN
as many as twenty two. bit in making mp ''' - "
SATURDAY the secretary did not feel al IlpfFN u |
out the name of single colt or Ely WHOSE o"''i "
n oivon hin, no,itive assurance Of remaining uncp-
r.shnted in the race. and, the other hahd' IL i
80, innrorsIle that some colt or fy not named IN
,bo I,st some DARK horse unknown 10 the pdbNc ana
10 fame and never thought Of by the all-aeeih4 NT"
may appear in the entries tonight ana 20 10 uc PV''
tomorrow 10 upset all the calculation, OF the ~P''"'
live community of hackers and the vaticina'onS OF 'c
prophets For instance, there have been MANY I>
arlous whisperincs Of a FLY in the Brookdalc sadie
whose flights Of speed in her private work arc sad |"
have curled the hair of all the employees oil the e'"p
ushment. Nay, Mr.. Withers lnHNeh haS '"'U
that he has at home that can actualN h'c
and surplus Who can it be We nave seen u'
Adage fly the Castagnettc FLY Oa'tala)' inc
Abundance colt Surplus and the NecronnhcN con
(sorccrer) The only one of his entries III the STAKE
which We have is bay FLY by 'hoaN ou' oi
Mimi. 1t must be She Again. it has been common
talk these six weeks that Matthew Byncs trainer l'r
j. 4. Haggin ana Marcus DAILY, was specially pre-
paripg for this race two COlts-Montalh' bN
Ian Fox ont of Queen, an imported h'iic'
and silver King by ST. BlaiSe out oi 'no
great Maud Hampton. Neither mas sta''e" Il"
race, and it would seem poor policy 10 send par
Of green colts for great prize but Byrnes HIS
way Of getting his horses I'll in thcir WORK a u
escape the necessity Of exposing them in pu'h' "la
This plan has not always worked we'll however d.
the of salvador proves. >avatIrS hrSl aplc'i
ance in public was in the Junior Champion STAKES u
1888 Fresno, his stable companion. had staIl2d loE
the first time few days previously in the Red h'hN
Stakes without doing himself great credit ana the par
we're sent to the Junior Champion tn q FRI on
ON Fresno and Hamilton salvador. The result OF
that race is turf history. Proctor Knott won
in walk" by three lengths 'he
Faverdale colt second, head before FresJ''
Salvador. now King of the Turf. was fourth. HIS
second race was the futurity. IL when hioU pa
him head. From that day 70 this he has known tie
feat but onco-in the Omnibus stake, last season. Whe
LOngstreet and Knott finished in front OF him. NOV"
rrrnes shol,d have learned lesson from his eNIe-
rience with salvatore early career The cot o"Hh'
never 10 have lowered his colors to any horse living
II has always seemed strange that the unfortunate
Proctor Knott beaten by lnany Lad horses should
have beaten him every time they met TeIi!iIs
Knott's drsi victory over him awcd. Inundated ana
subducd him that lie never could keep hN
courage from oozin- out at lis toe "HeA
KNOTS shadow came before him. Certainly
there must be a mental relation between h"r>"''
a. there Is between men. II is not unreasonable 20
suppose that whenever salvador met Knott he knew
he was meeting than hi, match yet how strange
al trait sounds when you compare the giterln9 recon-
OF INC King with the misto9tuncs that becH ,nc con
queror!
Pardon this dirrc5sion The writer ONLY wanted 20
crrnlaezc he point tnat silver hAg ana .io"''.|
should have received at least one or two puhI' N."'
bcn,ry starting for the ilI0 Champion. I"'' Az
ALL they are not likely 90 s,a7t Isaac NNP".' "i'
Jockey Of the Hagen stable has been e"-i1c' '' So
old Gr.an Morris u ride Stritnmeath. IHa pT"o"e!'
settle, it, Ii Byrncs so.ns 10 have colt III 'N~
race Murphy would have 10 ride Tor hn'
These are the probable starters;
AUGUST B.ron;'s Potomac, ~ 81. B'i'e-Ni7, ,N
&asIlo s'ao5S D. IE: s; suI 6y lis
H. b. Dulhains ;. LoAefo'une' by Lonti'Ao" IFS
rasid 5H0l'i lara, b. C. ns Tarn Loae:ciow-,
yaeo @ti''' Stable b. c. Kialnu b, 'i's"'f- rs
g. s. Mo.i.s', D. = st,aihmra'n by on''hnor- lis
J. H'y H. Morris, b. Russell by EOlus-IHe ,,s
E. h'.I stable b. C. siic.co By Emperor ms
Inc 'or Winters D. C. Roy dl Res lbs Noii''k- us
H M.d sons cFair,ew,by
~ l. or, CHI C. Boi''o by i;'>on Or" p''u lis
{ HSd, royioid by Sira'lara d, s
Gar8 d.. n g. D., Ncclanaucy lis
3. ii N5'I i.nd's en- Sii- McCe4n4 by Hmdoo,
A. "a ana "a r. Mcrriis b. f Ambulance ay oaoadaaa
J. pa q. a. IL NORRIS Oh. reckon. by Pzrro-,
r-.Sc ~ stables BIT Ai5ocrby DsrbnLo Ia.'.rl
lecrsc Iarst's L!: f. Fiicuoiby tais"ttot * 10
Rain. hail thunder and lightning were unwecomc
SisitOIs at Monmouth yesterday. The Storm was
heavy and beat upon that trach, but failed 10 wash
il away. for it i, not built entirely Of sand over
at Brookdae sal the >Gge admiral Eou' ~ the
American Turf, watching the io,ccio-alc Of Ill., mort
gage on the r27oOI pil1r map N,'%' ''N .'6
sent him word an hour bci0lt ln" Aod'''.', "I'''"
and Jet down their burden. that h, t"o colt >uI
d SG t,erI " Grly asiacto-, manner
doing Their >iN iuIone, under -; HnfII". ~
finish, but Mccarthy PIN, Ia, Hth I" tic El,cf' 10Y
he regards him the more tu~tWorlIN. s"t'' ,it'
as the phrase coc~-and TucsGay'- nctNF udcN
will be the colt that all other m"-t sr1[c tncr
laaaf gs fIs 1 %.
as Garrison will have the n'oum on Eoler".
BolerO however. would have no chance On T.
az Garrison win ride the -cu-atiou-tclla colt Mar
yelouS stories nave been told this Youngsters rgi,
last week Mr. scott bought him 81 MIR. {" l. Lori
lard and imaenes that he ha- licicd up Loaniaha.
Yesterday he and Bocro worked together, gong an
easy six fuflong- in IL. lie a, never .i1iicd IN
race which i, equivalent 10 handicap Of t"i pound,
August belmont, tall. E1nd.om" Potomac WortHl
three quarter, on >atnr1ay IN IT, rcacnng Tor M
bride al the way. TIL i"lo" WI TAKE -, 49,, 2
beating, beside being downright clever cot; tn!l
Of git and bu.in>, he NH nave t GGaeH ,r a.
not been seen in heavy Going. but bis brother nc
run Harrington a head ON deep track a. ~hc"p,
head and he probably r',cmlc> him IN mat ic>P's'
arrival at Monmouth, and j. now mn.h ,, lrarc,
by the knowing ones 1c,'c .1 iG eH woIGg'
sie S amonc the toni, ana ,ric, cy d.. Icy
Marion is supposed have fallen, has started but One
ne finished third 10 I:a,gowan and Kincman. In Tie
Junior Champion lie Is practically an unknown quan
j, i. an ace full TO Two pair mat E,pcrawa Win no
go TO ne post lIer w, ~orS Oh >9Haa> % g AZ yn
right Her dchu wa, in the Dcuiante rta}c- A. Nor
and Ia To-ca H. ota.r race~slc Ia startc' bu' tw
was at Washington Para Ar'r s"ith& m".h ~, u.
worst o The start ,i" finished close second TO fhior
faIrTicw did his trial in tc hail storm in c?onr2q
ds'ee better than Q" liz VIII g Up dai'se r,
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