New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
NOTES OF THE TURF.

- seems IN he generally understood that Trainer
Rogers will ask the Executive Committee OF the Mon
mouth Park Association 10 Investigate tlc rll""P Vi
captajn Browns uncertain and erratic colt Reporter
IN the first race on saturday. The statement has beeh
made that Mr. Rogers blames the starter ana Tie
starters assistant for Reporters igOminious defeat 50
1. th. is an investigation il Is highly pGoDaOe 'naV
Mr. Caldwell and Polo jim Will be aShcH aHlu'H
questions OF course they will be obliged 70 sru oS
zach other and equally Of their evidence VIII
be conclusive II IS not clear that MI rogers Ut 1ho
Jockey Covingon. who rode Reporter on the OCCASION
In ouestion will he allowed 70 put In "o'd concerning
The start for what could be palmer than TINS Clause
In the J7th Rule Of Racing:
The concurrent statement Of the strFf anu HIS ~
ant As "a incidents Of the start Is conclusive
As 70 the incidents Of the race ltseIi why theH ID"
he explained i'll two words" Reporter suhed. Ihere
now The whole thing is settled EVERYBODY con-
nected with the affair Is eXonerated ana All COS iI'
As marriage bell. Why bother about an oihcid' III
yestigatonl II will not amount 10 row oi pms
II never does 1t begins il doubt Is conducted WIN
hesitation, suspense and indecislon ana ehos III III
concealed suspicion, which passes for mutual al
miration.
Wonder If any owner of two horses in single race
today Will kindly inform the public which he intends
10 win with VIII Wyndham Walden declare 70 WIN
with Reckon or Correction VIII the sage OF Boohodic
declare 10 win with Cheitan or the Fan Fan con VIII
the Dryers declare 10 win with Eon or Inspector b.
L. j. Rose, sportsman who seems 10 nave some ies''u
for the interests of the patrons Of racing, vouh-
tarlv made declaration the other day IN the race III
which Conrad and oscar started, and though he was
not fortunate enough 10 capture the prHc, the co's
finished as he ordered-Conrad before oscar. 1hcr
positions were fourth and hrh respectively Mr.
Roses action was intensely gratifying No. 57 OF the
new Rules Of Racing reads:
ANY owner running moro horses in a rae" NAV
(notce the may" If you please It is probably mIsprlnt
for "must) declare 70 win with one Of thom, ana Euch
declaration be maze at the time Of weighing out
and is 6e Immediately poetd Oh the notice board.
jockey riding with which bis owner has not de-
c.ar-d 70 win account stop such horse eN'
cept favor Of the stal companion on whose behalf
declaration 70 win has been made.
The new Rules Of Racing are designed 10 be very
English you know. The word coors,' which Oc-
ours often in the text, is always spelled with W
colours.
Owners and trainers not avaing themselves OF
the privilege Of claiming horses In selling races. TWO
ambitious young men who thought that little JACK
rsobit Filter entered for something less IMAM MS
value few days concluded 10 buy him, but know
IS Dave Gideon TO be good fellow they generously
advised him o, their intention. He gave them warm
reception. Buy my horse Filter out of selling
race ]" he said. well. Just Win you would
Nothing IN the world wOuld please me better. rs
Just what I've been looking for 60 ahead and claim
him. shan't stand in the way Filters the small
est horse On the turf but he's downright good one
Take him and welcome And then the ambitious young
men changed their minds They concluded that they
didn't want Filter at all
rather novel race To be run al Monmouth Park on
Saturday is a selling affair at mile and three
Quarters-once entirely around the outer circular
course.
sUNoL TO TRY TO LOWER THE RECORD OF
MAUD :.
Chicago. July % (SpeciaOne Of the directors OF the
Northwestern Breeders Association which gives
ting meeting next month at Washington Park, has
TUNED from a trip Detroit. whore hc made arrange