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luita and in the New York Turf Writers’ Cup. Census beat Flatterer in Prospect, Ky. If Flatterer runs in the Brook, will he run back in the Grand National at Foxfield, the lint leg of steeplechasing's Triple Crown? Will Census try for both?" r Those questions remained unanswered at this writing.
Hien there is the specter of the great Zacrio. He galloped Sept. 12 in his final prep for an allowance flat race at Fair Hill. Should the suspensory and splint problems that have plagued the threetime champion recur, it is probable that he will be retired. Should he be fit to run — and trainer Burley Cocks has been waiting from moment to moment these past 24 months — can Zacrio return to the brilliant form that carried him to 18 jumping victories and earnings of $286,799 in three years of raring over fences?
Waiting in the wings of the stakes runners’ stage are Thrice Worthy, Double Reefed, TWas Ever Thus, Le Sauteur, Census, Flatterer, Romeo Lima and the fine four-year-olds Danmore, Eremite, Skin The Cat and others.
The French-bred filly Sans Commission, a winner of five in her native country but well beaten in the Turf Writers shortly after her arrival here, looms as added color to the rich stakes program this fall.
The allowance horses and maidens are abundant enough to promise excitement in their categories. The three-yearold jumpers are numerous this fall, and
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