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TIMING THE SECOND HORSE.
1t is probable that ut the coming meeting OF thu
Nntiona! Hoard Of Appeals the question Ut timina
horse a record. will be brought no and disguised,
Under the present Code Of Rules It is the duty ol
the judges to time the second horse In each heat,
but such time does not become record unless the
first horse under the wire be set back for some
cause. and the heat given to the second. In which
cusc 1t is record. The proposed plan Of giving
the second horse in eacE heat record, whether he
wins the hcat or not. is . very good one> and it il
to be hoped that It will b. adopted Should il be,
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oast and animals like lIannis, that last season
in hcats ali the way from ,:ss to o:3G, would
be unknown. Had this rule been in force lust sea-
| sou the Chicago morse Sheppard Boy could not
have started in the 235 class at the Cleveland fall
meeting where he wuu the trst heat in ,:::.3t:. as
] hc had frequently heforc that been close eecond
| in heats thut were truttcG in 2:3o. and under the
! proposed system would have gone to Cleveland
with record Ut 2:1 or thercabuuts, This nlan is
no new thing. 1t has been advanced periodically
for years. but each time has been smotlered by the
! slk-stockins robbers, who infest the turf: men
| whose ''intloocuce' in certain circles not nec-
! cssary to mention seems powerful cnon.h to pro-
tcct them from the punishment whc.. is popularity
supposed to be the inevitable consequence of evil
DONG. There has been entirely too much '.mon-
key work in connection with the National and
District Boards Of Appeal and the dissatisfaction
At the shameless fi'vortisn shown by these bodies
his become general among the better C.ass Of
hnrseincn and track-owncrs thai. unless DISPOSE
ton is manifested ut tic coming meeting OF the
National Hoard to reform the aoiscs thai have so
Regulate and govern tho American ,rottlng turf.
uni Of winch Ar. Thomas j. fait Is Tue uiIabie
prophet, may find that ajortty uf ttc TRACKS in
The country. and especially those Ill the Vest can
get along very well without lis protcctln. ~ iu-
1]nfnce.
horse in each hrat constitute record VIII Afford
fnr tcst OF the intentions o( the Board u 1t viii be
obliged to declare itself way the other very
decidedly. No honest man should object to the
passing OF such rule, it can work harm in rar.
instances only, Ut the most, while lts absence
Leaves The teli clear for the bandti OF the turf tn
drive cut honest mems horses in fast tttle, and
force them into the company VI the best horses in
the country, while :he man who sent them there
rides quietly behind in second place, getting
good share Of the purse, mud avoiding that bug
bear, rGcurl.
1OKRILARD's KASTER.
DisDatchf f. 81. k'ais G7oax. femncrat.
excited over that high sounding: hnicr OF Picr1e
Lorlllara, VIZ. To run his stables OF horses iu
fonr matches a-ainst tho whole South and West
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2ycAr o!t.s, da>h OF two miles and half for
s-vcar ods, q dash Of one mile and half /!
d1f year ~. DID, T. e sa d trse . 'e5 for year
81, 900 forfeit and $. 600 that he would win |
the odd race. forfeit not TO count race. II |
Mr. Loriara will ELIMINATE one CONDITION from bis |
proposition it viii lie accepted beyond doubt. !
lie must consent to run either half all the
in the South or West. There - eonethin; that
60 East. As the c,ntesis arc 10 take place next |
spring. it would be impossible for the slate makers
10 pick out the entries for the 2-year-old match
but the selections for ths other matches could be
easily made from the following horses: Our best
8 year o!d- will be lI,myaE, Leyeler. Eue Eyes
pay sar I Fos'o Sanne ca F. Nnp0sk @ rary
ods will bc McWhlrtcr, Vera Cruz, Felicia Mahl-
Mr Lorila1ds will be Zoo Zoo. Eon,baSt, and Did
1sond. Our best 5-ycaE old: and upwards will be
Ten BROCK. doc !eodes iAr:cneen. and Whisper.
TRACK TALK.
Col. j. n. Comfy has Just returned from Ken
aeky with dark horse for South Side gentle
nan.
Judge Fullerton reached California safely, and IL
'cinc joy-el hy OFrin llickok, who may come East |
With him next season. I
James Wilson s. Son, Rushvillc, Ind. recently
old about fifty Blue Gull colts aud dllics tauc1iou
ealizins good prices for them.
Tue factory or CaGery g. Co. at Camden, MI.
lakcrs Ut suiKics aud road Wagons, WAS burned
LIST week, involving a loss Of S1OO, UuU.
The bay mare Cleopatra, by Kentncky, and her
carl;ns and sucklsn. colts by Alarm, hive been !
urchascd by Mr.. A. Belmont, Of New York
Sir. Milton d.. Palmer, OF this city recently
urc'ased !; tine 4-yssr~oid A!aont a'iy that With
tile handling showed great speed for her age
AT a recent meeting Of the Nashville Jockey
lnh. the scale Of weights recently adopted by the
ouisvilic and Lexington. Associations WIS ap
ruved.
Orrin Ificlock, the we'll known driver, is great
,vcr OF dogs, anu hs thoroughbred English inas- ]
If, Sulian took the first prlzc ut the recent Cali
'rn;a bcucA show.
The fast Grear- old trottin. mare Irish Maid by
anlcj Lambert out OF Fanny jackson. has been
I'D 10 ". Z. Cannon. OF New York, for 81, 41U.
nc Is sister to Arstos.
Prof. Going, the veterinary editor OF the Spirit
The 3tnts. MAS in Chicago Wednesday and :
aursdar OF last week. lie Is making profession
trip through the West.
Prices for fine horses in Kentucky are considers
; trmcr than during the past summer. aud |
.merous purchases hive been made for EASTERN, !
cste1n, aud Canadian account. !
Tic Kentucky Ltrt-Syock Record says that the |
acE ee!d'n@ shelby sold by Col. Strader, Of Lex
cton, tod. Henry Norton. Of this CITY, was the /
lest combined saddle and carEage animal III the | !
utc. i
Mr. L. D. Powell, OF Richmond, ky., WAS re-
n.ly severely bitten by stallion which lie went !
10 i pasture to examine. Mr.. Powell is in q
rigorous condition, and lockjaw is feared. >
Asan exhibition Of close Gnancicrine, the recent t.
oetlng a Columbus. o., was success. The re- ! c
lpts were Sl1. :}1S. IS, and the expenditures. l.
l. 371 .9: leaving the astonishing sim Of 4o II
nts, us the Associations net prudt. il
Judoe Walter J. IIayes of Iowa. recently puE- =
:sed in Kentucky the following wc1-bred fillics: y
ss Neriduu. years old. By tioat. ianss ped - -
re unknown, aud black weani,n. Jettir, By "
1iam Welcl,, dam BY Mambrno Chief. y
,Ir. William L. Beck's trotin. gcldiug William | II
Boyle, is being wntercd III Chicago. Mr. | Il
Ok expects this horse to trot low the twcntics g
xt season, Under the handlin. of ''NoseyH "
own. who will also wlNter Ill Chicago. b.
rhc Lon lon tSporfinu Times says that Lord u
nsaalc has bought from Capt. Mitchell the year ~ ~
NJ rom. out Of Nart@odd. by Peddinrton, fur " "
J. 900. This Is the highest price paid for ~
lfl1ny- ~
scd is follows: barrett, $40, 9in; l,arbee
!, 90; Hayward. s-:', 62o; Evans. Sl7,- it
!. so; Walker, SIT, G25: Murphy, Sill 100 So
'ers, l....o;: Hughes. S11. Slu: Kelso, So, III
}; S9arng, Sc, ESQ: Allen, So, 200. :.
.ews comes from Cleveland that John splans q
tlth Is so ],uor that he will probably mt 70 to I'll
!forn1a this winter with Rarus and the other III