The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-01-22
INTERESTING TURF EVENTS.
CLUB MEN, BookMIxERs. AND POOL
MANAGERS AT LOGGERHEADS.

v SeuASI Shuo Stshn Wtts
Mssmssth s-Fineiy Bred Javeniies Nosi-
mated by Lendinx stabies-Mr. Cas.atts
Farn-Anerican and European winners.
"The main object Of racing associations is
to make money" recently remarked an officer
OF the American Jockey Club who has sent in
his resignation under the new management.
To one who has followed the movements in
turf circles during the past few days It Is evil
dent that the race for the universal object men,
toned above will be very lively and earnest
during the season Of 1883. In addition to the
radical changes now taking place In the Amer
lean Jockey Club. a vigorous scramble is
being made for the purpose Of securing betting
privileges at the race courses and crowding out
all members Of the fraternity obnoxious to the
Turf Alliance, which was formed on Jan. IL, two
days after the old Bookmaksrs' Association was
dissolved. As announced at that time. the initis-
ton fec Of the new organization is $500, and 1t
will be made a very close corporation. The d.
rectors are Lucius D. Appleby. Jos. Cotton, L.
Beaman, J. Tully, j. Mahoney. ]. Daily. R. Irwin,
]. McCloud. M orbitt. A. H. Cridge. and Arthur
Hackett. Joseph Gleason has been elected
President; John Il. Mcdonald. Vice. PRESIDENT;
Jacob Shipsey. Treasurer. and Timothy G.
Sullivan. Treasurer. The names OF the veteran
bookmakers. Kelly 4 Bliss, do not appear
among the officers. neither are they members.
Judging from present hot discussions between
the fraternity. 1t is doubtful II they could DO
elected. even though they applied for admis-
sion. Messrs. Kelly 4 Bliss manage the auc-
ton and mutual pools at jerome Park and
Sheepshead Bay. and it is rumored that invest
ments at these race courses next season will be
limited to pools. Another troublesome element
about which influential members Of the jockey
clubs talk angrily, but In regard to which they
have as yet taken no decisive action, Is the H.
legal business carried on in the city pool
rooms. the amount Of which is enormous in
the aggregate, and the profits Of which are
greater than those OF the regular dealers who
pay for their privileges at the race courses.
snsSssS mus nn hH club Bf %sn assert Gl that hat R tSey s snsp
s4etf say aSte that ! they Se,'s don't car care p a cent for them.
4 Ahs pS0 ana pae Tren msn for fore tho ssi purpose 70 os w % ssasin as
the law that allows betting at the tracks re-
business in the city. Concerning the eisshine
Sssss the st SDi,5t t e ,Ms nov 1s", .Sa in Z Va. .W Ssd hsy 9
snSsii se pesinni nsrs early Hgq In J slEs and q S racs ap
t ses TN a Sna Il &r wi @he %Hpsh ids or n qR, Wit ss se.S%s
siiifn s:l sssSssH s SsSss f bssst,; 5sFs sas E Ess::
fsi%aS l has ,iiga sss. dssiFs All e sfss Tss;fh Of i. j;s sS;
IN WOulu SOullACt III LII luSts
at a meeting Of the clubs held last May to set
tie the vsxed question q dates, Mr.: Jerome
e Siub. but TT The e1 psin nef w aas c S9ees sS'A 'asa ii1eMss NJ
Dryer stated last season that his club tBrook-'
lynl would race this season on Decoration Day.
scheme Of a jerome Park summer meeting.
there is. we believe. an influence at work to that
snd;b b It's chances of success this season
eThe nominations already made by breeders
md - Arc If hnrnnOhhraHa ohnA TINT nnvt
season will be the greatest in a racing point
Of fdr, view fT a sEHr see; IN lac. on tn, ,sr,. American Sessss
v Which "A are a ae.riy all 70 entered isss yiS IN the f handf:
cap and cup, races. and stakes for three
s sssi hisSiy b ssd and %apH n q shs as sv VIII 81 sssn
to carry their colors. Among those named to
eli: HemlSek, br; c.. BY Hihadoo or Biliet-Mattie
A. a%Rs'l 5. e. r'553 1 F +; s;; q Gh s~l1is'a Or ?fseii. &HlS;
ssosf' BE- es C., e By * acknowledgements SdnfhsGs-sksyaiShs; f Hon:
b, 9: By BBillstEEmily Fuller; ssryia. b T.. y
Ei.IAnn Fisf; Nj: J:,B. HRssiln names Flor
Byyoe mEFsik1MhSii!,e1FopTf cpR hsm. s. 3: c. e. By BY 1u uss
fHl aSsf.I,nr -STSlplisht;M aS ssrscs e. b. bS e. , By
Ban-Maccaroonai. Widow Cli1uot. b. T., BY
o. s.iSs y Ha Se as a%'ofH iaos,'s@r f.? ha naeeSnz e. e G.:
by * Ki1 Rx1 Bsp h.iEmSu HsmEG'Gna; ., Monsoon rs b
Kyrle Daly--Winifred; Abilone, b. T.. by King
AAllSnso-Lily Duke; Fresno. B; c.. by Falsetto-
entes, b. g. p. GrinstesdSBlossom ; Dzaeate-
cas- On. cs BY Rutherford-Savannsh Rosebud.
Gr~instead-sister Anne. Mir. Belmont names
Flides, T.. blythe iii Used11Flilstte; Glory. Oh.
Qsed-bauntless. r. Lorillard. Jr., nominates
Pb. .y. 5. O.. by &; e. 81 Observation-Disclosures san. ss. e. Hey 81
msT- btzzjs Lq ks,is;. s 81, !. b Ia Sd !: {; ! ~ MfF's.
E bd'S. i. Il - # H. E, 4 Observation-Disclosures S ;kss:
} HSef ah assslSSSIiis t.. %Siiis%Ipls f., e. +: &
H hs%Ss ha eh. l.. BY ss neutrality-suspicious. "a To Sead habsIHS Thc
Tartar. b. 9. BY S~tratford.Tara. Nj. ,Witksrs
Cyclone: brown colt by SensationNchamols:
brown colt by Sensation-Fayerdale; bay flly
b 81 k kiins E EFn:st-hIno5Isy' s IND 3 sb shss sps I t 9aE
s saiapssS IN n the he short RSssfadi ashs % Of dt the ysar. 'na' Will
phia Press there is room on Mr.. Cassatt's breed
BE- !nsP pl iGr q f ho Som mace 81 f Psp%sS SR shi EEpsss sst
thor~oughbreds IL In Chester Valley. about three
miles from Berwyn. station. Tho farm COM
prises q square block Of GAO acres, and is called
Chesterbrook; The valley wilens Into q vast
plain below Chesterbrook, extending as far as
the eye can reach. and the view from the
IN the m Mr.. Cassatt has q train
ing race course Of ,three-Guarters OF a mile.
fenced In on each side, with a saddling
shed facing the morning sun. and q small stand.
Sixteen lads arc engaged In the racing stable.
fourteen OF whom came over from England.
The boys are carefully taught The ordinary
on the farm. They take pride in keeping the
farm clean and neat in all its appointments.
The Bard has fully recovered from the sickness
which prostrated him last summer. and appears
e. sound n.rio and healthy by rs Ss when be IN made his
The great handiGrPs and cup races this year.
full list Of horses In training comprises the |
three fys-year-olds, The Bard. Eurus, and
Never. Taragon. Petulanes. Bandusia. Austri.-
Spne; sad IEsfn a Far Tarta sno IWT9ozeAss, Ssas
Avon. Felicia, and Harebell., Mr.. Cassatt will