Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-09
T0-DAY'S BIG EVENTS.
Probable Starters and Jockeys for
the Junior Champion Stakes.
SOME POINTERS ABOUT THE RACE.
Horses That May Also Start in the Great
Champion Contest.
RESULTS AT BRIGHTON BEACH TRACK
ESPECIAL rrLKaRAM TO THE DISPATCH.

ESPECIAL rELKGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
NEW YORK, Aug 8-While the racing
at Monmouth Park has been of the highest
class tor the month past. It Is probable
that the largest crowd of the season will
turn out tomorrow to see the cracks try
conclusions in the Junior Champion and
Champion Stakes, and that the sport fur
nished on that occasion will be of the most
brilliant character.
Secretary Crickmore has gone to great
deal of trouble to furnish the public with a
list of the probable starters and their riders,
SO that the public will not have to wait
until tomorrow morning to learn whether
their favorite is In condition to battle for
the SIS, 900 prize. Garrison is announced
as the rider of Sir Walter, and nobody
would be happier than Mr.. Crickmore If
the clever Snapper could vault into the
saddle on the game little colt tomorrow,
but it will be long time before Garrison
will ride again. On Saturday night and
Sunday morning the young man was at
deaths door at his hotel in Long Branch,
but yesterday evening word came to the
Sun that he was improving, and that if a
fever did not set in he would be able to sit
up in a week or 30. DR.. Bourch, the at
tending physician, says, however, that 1t
will be a long time before Garrison will be
able to ride again.
The following is the list of probable start
ers for the Junior Champion:
Owner and horse. Weight. Trainer. Jockey.
ch. c. Freize....1ls R. W. Walden. .Litteaeld
j. R. Keene's CHI, c.
by st. Blaise-Bella-
dona.......... Ills A. Cooper. Hamilton
LAZY Violet. 49,. lis A. J. Joiner. .slmms.
c. Plutus. ..........1Is j. H. Morris. Clayton.
Iammie.... ........lIs H. Campbell. :. Lambley.
Chicago. .........I1s H. Campbell. ...--
Comanche... G. Harmon -. Murphy.
DR.. Rice. j. j. Hyland. .Fitzpat'k
Lovelace ...... .11S j. Pincus. .....Bergen.
oneee Stables b: l'S c. N, Anen''''''si0Ane'
Sir Walter. W. Rollins. 80. Garrison
b. c. Eagle Bird....1ls j. Campbell. Taral.
F. A. Ehret may also start Sir Francis
and Me- Dwyer may start both Hammie
and Chicago.
On public form the race will lie between
Sir Walter, Lady Violet, DR.. Rice and
Lovelace, and the bulk of the public money
will 60 on this quartet. The writer can re-
call the victory OF no flly for the Junior
Champion, Los Angeles running second in
Kingfsh's year, but Lady Violet has great
chance to beat the colts if the track is in
frst-class condition. She has more speed
than any of the others. Sir Walter is as
true as steel, and Lovelace has shown ex-
trene gameness in all of his races. Dr..
Rice's forte is speed.
This is the list of the eligible candidates
for the Champion stake:
Brown & Rogers Lamplighter, years;
Marcus Daly's Montana, years; NJ. F. Dwy-
er's Raceland, aged; M. F. Dryers Kingston,
aged; NJ. F. Dwyer's Banquet. years; Easton
& LaraDees Poet Scout years: #. A.
Ehret's Demuth, years: Gideon & Daly's
Merry Monarch. years Rancoras Stables
LocOha tchee 3years.