The New York herald., 1871-12-29
T r OF TIN G.
Meeting Of the Board Of Appeals Of the National
Association for the Promotion Of the Inter.
ssts ofthe American Trotting Turf
The Board met yesterday morning and continued
In session until they finished their labors with rem
dering the following

IN session until tnoy nnlSneu tneir IaDOrb Win ren>
dering the following
DECISIONS.
CASE No. l. or John II. Martin, who petitoned
to be relnstated, lie having been expelled last year
from the Fleetwood Park Course. the Board de-
justly nor rightly entitled to be reinststed
Had he appeared before the Board free OF causes
expulsion. the Board might have been disposed TO
the rule.
CASE NO. 2.-Of Charles Records, who was ex-
PEELED at former meeting Tor guilty connections
with fraudulent entries. He appeals to be REIN
former judgment.
CASE No. 3.-Clark McAlllster, Of Davenport
Ing language at a trortlng meeting at the Scots
County Agricultural Society, appealed 10 be REIN
stated, but be was referred back TO tho ASSOCIATION
he offended. after wnich the Board viii llslen to mis-
case, and not until then.
Wallace, the owner Of The trottlng horse James d.
Coleman We gave the facts In yesterdays HERALD.
Mr.. Wallace protested against the ruling OF The
fourth heat OF the race i0r the 2:28 purse troted
there on the 18TH OF September last. Mr. Wallace
was sustained by The Board. and their ruling was
as rollows:-Thar all the horses except James b.
Coleman and Charley Green were dtstanced In the
were nuli and void; anu inat James II. Coleman
aud Charley Green must tr0t the race out tor the
purses On @ se m ,s lair day atss , the 1e q Mrs
rOted In the above race, and the first premium
was awarded to Young Bruno
Major Allen winning at Springfield lie having been
trained In the same stable with Thomas Jefferson.
sion:-That the plea OF bar OF Limitation, inter.
posed by the Springfield Club DC overrued, and that
this case be continued to the semi-anDuai meeting
OF the Board, ana notice De given to The parties
most Intimately Interested
CASE No. 5.-W. s. Frazer claims an appeal from
the decision OF the Judges at kaamaz0o. The
Court sustained the decision OF the Judges OF the
heat In calling IL votl, but censured their conduct
for The bunghng manner In which tncy conducted
the race.
CASE No. CIV. d. G. Smith appeals to the Board
from the ruling OF me National Association at Kaia.
pazoo, said association having expelled him foS
remarks IN hls report Of the doings at that place
during the iall meeting. Not decided upon.
CASE No. 7.-Eudd Doblc vs.. me Trenton Agricul-
tulal Society Referred TO the selniannual session
CASE NO. s.-waldo T. Pierce against the decision
or the Presunpscct Association oil Portland Maine.
The mare Butterbal trotIed there ana was protested
against the mare haying trotted twice where time
was suppressed. The mare Is expelled from the
track for all time. The owner, however. was ex
CASE No. 0 was the application Of the Prospect
Park Fair Grounds for rule 10 stop ASSOCIATIONS
from making conditional entries With drivers. me
Boa. decided that no conditional entries should
hereafter be taken by any association.
CASE No above assocaton snnI aso asked ior
OF thrd money In the three-year-od colt race whicn
took place last tall, when one horse distanced all bu!
one. fhe ruling was tlat the third money should
CASE No. 1l.-erom the same association for
advice ana decision In the case OF Kingston ana
mate ana Honest Allen and mate, John II. Mar
tin, the driver of the Kingston team. having
ously. The Board decided tnat the race was won by
Kingston.an mate, but censured the Prospect Park
Associaticn Tor allowing Martin to drive that race
be rcinstated, he having been expelled by the
Prospect Park Association for non,paymenr Of en-.
trance money Thc Board advised him to pay up
and then lie will be reinstated, not before.
CASE No. ls was that OF Alexander Patterson
against the RENSSELAER, PARK Association. TIE horse
Urcadnaught WAS there dlstanced by mistake OF
the driver. THIS case was Continued over 70 tne
scmi.nnnual meeting OF the Board.
CASE No. l4-John =. Carr appealed TO the Board
for against tile ruling OF the Codwater TRACK
been ruled or ior iroiting when the time was supi
pressed The h)rse Is expelled from OIL tracks In
the futtlre.
view OF the decision nade by the Fleetwood Asso-
ciation IN the race between Juno and Josephine on
the 1sth OF July last. The case was ordered TO Dc
continued TO the emi.annual meeting OF the Board.
CASE NO. i6.--BenJamin +. Cowan, the owner 0s
the horse Ed Eaton, petlti0ned to be reinstated,
having been suspended for nonpayment OF entrance
money. Tie order was that the case be continued
CASE No. i7.-Jamcs D. Berlew. OF Union Springs,
N. r., appeals from the decst on and rulings Of tho
judges at the Canandaigua Association. Tie Board
decided tnat the ruling OF that association was
wrong, and Mr. 3erlcw was sustained and 10 en-
CASE No. $50 !. Dorrnond was guilty OF trotting
his norses wncn the time was suppressed. HIS
horses were expelled.
Board to revise the uccslon OF the judges OF the
track at Bridgeport, Conn. Said track MT belong.
Ing To the National Association, the Board would
have nothing 10 DO with the case.
CASE No. 20 was similar TO the one OF Alex.
Patterson with ms horse Dreadnaught at Rensselaer
Park and the ruling OF the Board was the same IN
this as the previous case.
CASE No. 2i.-Ol the horse Colonel Moult0n, who
was protested &C Mystic Park, Boston, for having
trotted IN a race where time was suppressed. This
case was carried over 10 the semi annual meeting
or the Board, with orders oil notice.
against a colt, belonging 10 i. / Dorsey, VINO was
entered without proper description. This case was
continued to the Seml-dunuul meeting.
CASE No. 23.-Or y. ID. Il b. g. Bruce, for the de.
cisiOn or the Board against the validity Legality
Oh an alleged record made by Goldsmith Maid as
Milwaukee. Continued to the semtannual meeting
OF the Board.
The semi annual meeting OF the Board referred to
above Will take place IN Providence on the second
Tuesday In January.