New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-05
HORSEMEN STILL IN SESSION..
DIsPosING OF MANY ~CAsEs-HoPING TO FINISH
o. TO-DAY.

The third days session Of the Board OF Review Oh u.
National Trotting Association was held ut the Murray hn
Hotel yesterday. The long session Of "wednesday oia upo"
the horsemcn, and yesterdays meeting lasted only iron, .
a. m. TO @ p. m. The board was made up as on the pro-
yious day, with Major p. p. Johnston in the chair.
The open session lasted for about an hour and conslstu
largely Of applications from suspended owners ana uri.e'
for reinstatement. c. II. Nelson made the first apphca-
ton for reinstatement. Mr.. Nelson seemed TO have oeeh
more sinned against than shining. He claimed that nc
had been sufficiently punished. He owns the stallion Ne'
son. and :he trouble occurred over the 5000 ba'en
Stakes at Boston. Acyron was pittcd against Nelson anu
It was said that the race had been fixed.
Secretary Morse presented the case against +. L. MOT
ril, Of New.York City, and il. G. Collins, Of Mount Holly
n. J. The cases OF Frank Matty and Samuel Levy were
also considered.
The board went into executive session at 2 o'clock anu
disposed OF twenty-five trottlng tangles, The application
Of A. v. Ryerson, OF Goshen, and his gray gelding Taylor
son. for reinstatement, was denied. John Ridley, IT, Oh
Philadelphia. prayed to have certain entrance money
refunded, but his prayer was also denied.
Thomas Trimble and his troublesome gelding Billy CANT
I'D next. The animal had been entered out OF class. horse
and man are temporarily reinstated. but the case VIII nave
a further hearing. The case OF J. j. Middagh, OF Pater'
son, and his bay mare Lady Caporal, alias Lazy op'on'
remains in suspension until all moneys and prizes unlawiui>
won shall be refunded. \. J. Libby, OF Gardiner, Me-
applied for reinstatement OF himself and so-Long' alias
lin Mack. The pair will be placed In standing aiter
Steel and Chaplin recover 1923.
The case OF {. II. Nelson and w. +. Redmond over the
h'''t 'N0Vi WV 1
his ownership OF the trotter. A. B. Conrnings asked lot
permanent reinstatement. but his case was continued until
the next meeting. Frank T. Morrill, won the case against
the Interstate Fair Association, ana his entrance moheJ
will have TO be refunded.
The indecent language quarrel between I. Wood Martin
Hiram q. Smith, j. b. woolsey and others was dismissed
the Board apparently believing that man was justified III
using strong arguments under certain conditions.
w. Scott Smith, Of Pennington, n. j., and his knowing
mare Bo-peep. alias Jessie West, are expelled 'for good,
and no sympathy was expressed. A. Lukens and the
in the future.
The Rogers-Nor wilson Written matter was so Iar
adjusted that all will be in good standing when certain
moneys are returned. The pacing Independence Boy case
against the trotting gelding Sergeant was not settled, and
will not be until contestng owners secure anidavits from
the judges who onicIated at the race at Norwalk In OCTOBER
Il. i. Pollock appealed from the judges decision IN the
races at Taunton. Mass, IN October last. The judges
were upheld, and Mr.. Pollock's case dismissed. Inc
delegates hope to finish up their business at to-day's
meeting, which will begin at o a. m.