New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-10

have been erroneous. n "a now decided that COnDe
entitled TO tde entire stakes involved IN tbs case
d. H. Harrington agi. Halls Driving Park association
Ordered that Joseph RI Hall remain suspended unit
he shall oospy with the previous order OF this Board
r. j. Wheeler aGt. QucKstcp Park Associatinn.-Au
appeal In this the claim Of the Association for en-
trancemoney admitted IN be due aud unpaid Is ny the
Board sustained Farther ruling IN this case to be 70
| ported
George W. Saunders agt. Prospect PsIk Fair Ground
Association ~ THIS said Saunders - relieved from
the penalty OF suspension heretofore imposed and rein
stated anu u ordered that W. H. Saunders, who actu
ally made the entry for which George Saunders was
heia 70 10 1Soie. be aud remain suspended tIl the
ages asked by said George w. Saunders in this case are
II. s. iitner agt Montgomery County ana East Penn
syyana Agricultural and Mechanical Socery.As the
conclusion OF TINS case, said Htner and his stallion Long
Island Patehen. are renstated, and the Board Justify
him IN having refused 20 start said stallion under the
circumstances detailed In the evidence and IL s ordered
that entrance money in said case be refunded 10
said litner IL ordered by the Boaid that JACOB Pc
ters DE ann ne Is hereby expelled for this fraudulent act
in imposing upon the Association and the public by the
substitution OF certain gray gelding instead Of his
bay geI . H Jones, which he had entered
Valley CITY Driving Park Association agt. Mat Coi-
din-Appication for an order Of suspension Held that
the entrance proposed by parties who have been sus
pended and whereof notice has been Issued are not
be takeni the entry under consideration in this Is
held 10 have been invalid
WATERFOWL Riyertown Association-An application Of
order OF suspension TO be issued respecting certain
parties ana horse 1t appearing that said Association ia
not now member OF the National Association although
claiming that the suspension of these parties nd horses
was oy them last year, the Board holds that this app
catOn Is msIe 10 late 10 be entertained under Rule 81
which provides that In OF such orders Immediate
notice tneIeoI should be sent TO the Secretary Of the
J. IL. Clark, ex parte application 70 reinstate his
sorrel geillns formerly Babe OF the woods" No lew
evidence being produced to alter the conclusion hereto.
Tore arrived AT the Board decline 20 grant the app
cation.
John Ellis parte application for relief, &C. Mr..
Ellis me present owner OF the black mare Lady Byron
formerly belonging TO Henry Casey produces evidence
from which it T. established that said mare
pended 0y Halls Driving Park Association, Of which
notice was issued In April 1873 for nonpaymeDt OF the
entrance Fee contracted by said Casey prior EOvem
n, DnrClaSPn bona
6de and without notice OF any such claim. in the
of November 1874 t is held by the Board that this notice
and order OF suspension void and cannot be regarded
TO the pelndce OF Mr. Ellis or the mare since becoming
his property.
John l.. Doty agt Fleetwood Park Associaton.-This
Is an appeal and petition for order Case continued
upon certain state Of ses set rt6 Upon
which the Board ordered that the premium won by the
horse Blue Ridge be paid to said Mechng that John
A. Mace, proprietor Of Pittsburgh Driving Park show
TINS Board at It's next meeting, why the same should
c. r. Keller parte application for the reiustate-
ment OF the bay geldng Isad A. Hail. formerly Tom
Moore. Upon testimony produced before the Board eX-
Oneang MI heeler from imputatiOn, cOncealment,
improper act connected with causes leading to tho
expulsion OF this horse it is ordered that he be re-
inststed.
X. Terwillinger. parte application for renstate
ment-held That no evidence is produced TO the Board
20 justify withdrawal OF its former judgment; that
Mr. Terwillinger drove in a with guilty knowledge,
both before and at the time OF the that the horse
driven ny him bad been fraudulently substituted for
another horse. For this he expelled The Board
decline TO reinstate the petitioner
citation. Application for decision Of tho Board In
this the representatives Of the Association express
their willingness to pay whatever the Board shall md
that Mr.. Patterson Is entitled receive. The differ
ence between the contestants grows out of
some doubt as to what distinction TO make
between purses and stakes IN colt race.
heretofore arranged TO said Fair Grounds.
PstersOn's entry the only which fulfilled all
the conditions as TO the stakes. The Association was to
add $3.50 purse II the of There race,
but entry complied with conditions and 1t Is held
by the Board that said entry being PatersOns, he Is en-
titled 10 the stakes, but TO part Of the purse.
l.. l.. Allen agt Fairfield County Agricultural SOole-
ty-An application for opinion and order This relates
% "a formerly decided by the Board. Reviewing
the previous DECISIONS the Board holds that the purse
n question did not MI IN accordance with their rules.
Two entries appear 10 have been made in proper time
hut the third offered 100 late to be admitted Or
dered that the association refund the entrance money
% the party vino made the entry.
l.. l.. Allen agt New-Hayen Driving Park Association.
Reviewing the matters presented by Mr. Allen the Board
hold that grounds shown in THIS application tO
Justify the relief asked for; the death OF horse after
day OF the cannot operate To relieve either party
horse from the liability incurred by the engagement.
Further that Rule 10, Of 1872 has been made palmer by
the revision OF 1873 clearly defining that fOreits or
trance money shall not be effected by the death OF