The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-07
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
SHE RACE FOR THE JUNIOR CHAM
PIoN SHOULD BE n CLINKER.

PIoN SHOULD BE CLINkER.
An the Smart Two-yenr-oids In Trninins
Except Peter the Great are Eligible tt
Start To-raorrow The Race Not the GIr
for the Mes.rs. Keeno it Appeared to he q
week Aso-Entries To-day ut Many Point.
From present indications the Junior Cham
mon Stakes which will be run tomorrow at
Monmouth Park. will be great contest with
q big field OF smart youngsters going to the
post. Two weeks ago the race. which will be
worth about $4,000. was regarded as almost
O gift for the, Messrs Keene. their great trio,
Domino. HornIipc. and Hyderabad being en-
gagged, hut since that time q new star has
risen in Senator Grady, a very neat son OF the
Derby winner Iroluos. owned by the Montana
millionaire. Marcus DAILY Other young Loeb
inyars have come out OF the West. and Henry OF
Navarro and other clever performers will take
o lot Of beating.
For a few days past all sorts OF conflicting
rumors have been afoat concerning Domino.
and IL was reported that the unbeaten son OF
Himyar would not be starter for to-morrow's
prize. one VI his legs being aillpg To Offset this
the statement is made that the brown whrl-
wind worked a very sharp three quarters of a
mile at Monmouth on Saturday morning. The
public pays It's money and 1t can take its
chance. At any rate. every true turfman will
no doubt join THE Sun In expressing the hope
that nothing has happened to take this superb
racing machine from us almost before We
have recovered from the thrill his match
less powers conveyed. 1t was such sport
to see Domino out down field He
is the fremont Of to-day. and 1t would
indeed be cruel fate that would out
short tho turf careers Of two such phenome-
l.. .t~ -lo Mtoh, al n,yv
has always claimed that fremont could put up
his weight and run Ave turiongs on circular
course in . minute. and William Lakeland
makes the same proud boast In favor OF
Domino.
glance at the m Ateriel In tho Junior Cham
pion shows that We have very smart lot Of
two year olds out this season. Among the
Ars
and Myderabai. Blemton Stabes Hurting
ham and Jack 81 Spades: Eoye n and L,tls-
J. Dwyer i. sons. Declare. Marcus DAYS
Senator Grady and Matt ByrTnes, fleischmanpn
Ps h,ifS Pq:s
Freak ess s'i Stables Beldemers u lannon's
o1 srd.n NATHAN pey
This would make a field of TWENTY-FIVE. and
there is plenty Of room for that pumhsr to
Interference, On public form. the Messrs.
kesne hold the th@ i pGmnO zoe;
the way Hornpipe. aud Hyderabad. would still
femain to carry the white with blue spots.
GS S hos. t
oondemning the 100000 colt, az Grady came
WEIGHTS Beat r HornrPe s and he9 enks s%s
4 glance Of Senator Grady's form will
chow that he WIS co%nlsstely ove,hlooksd
tor a made lis debat at shespshead Bay. and
on tho SIN Doth look ing chestnut to purchase a
good slice Of Long Island. The colt was very
raw at the Eost: and. rearing as the flag fell:
hnd been bitten once nee. we were re- shy, and let
feet and game a colt as Jack Of Spades at
Monmouth Senator Grady beat tho Jack in
som ks s as
With apparent ease a. has n not. as yet put
the cl!nkers on even terms.
TI,eprogra for this week. outside OF the
foday tho cara Of the purse eAr Ind Handicap
Champion Stakes. tho Newark. for threo-yoar
sssr the H"t" STAGES at
Fakes Tor two ear.o Ids and the Comparative
Stakes at one mi e and quarter will! he decided
st IG ss s for s ss is sy:sm
and It looks a. though good, field. would In
the main go to the post. very fast lot Of
furlonGs. and the second race Tor two:yesr.
Odds has tlled INST literally. The public will
d'i oSrth s"s aSe It me IN
which lie viii. md stubborn opposl.ion on the
part OF Aloha. Count. and kingl let The
well.