New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
TURF CHAT AND GOSSIP.
PIERRE IoR1LLARDs UNION CLUB DINNER

PIERRE LoR1LLARDs UNION CLUB DINNER.
SOME suGeEsTIoNs-MR. wITHERs's TRoTTINa
MEETING AT MONMOUTH AN ASSURED FACT
"A cLAMBAKE AT LINDEN PARK.
One Of the important questions to be discussed BY
Pierre Lor,llards Union Club congress OF tr1men on
Thursday night is that Of partnerships. In WOW VI
this fact Il is In order to quote the rule adop'co !
ago by the formulators OF the new rules ei ie'"e'
the provisions OF which into ehect on 'eu~i' -
1921
aA partnerships and the name and address Of every
n.rson having any interest in horse. tho relAtfvo
nronortions OF such interest and the terms OF any
sale with contingencies OF any lease or arrangements
must DO registered at least half an hour previous 70 inc
race with the clerk OF the course before morse soo
with contingencies leased. or when is JOINT prop
ery can start for any race: and all partners Shall DO
Jointly and generally liable for every stake or forfeit
AN statements OF partnerships, sales with con-
tnrences leases or arrangements, shall declare to
whom winnings are payable, and with whom the power
OF entry or forfeit rests and shall be posted by the
clerk of the course the Offices Of the association but
he real OF persons who have registered an a.
sumcd name shall not be disclosed"
Now this matter is so important that 1t may be well
TO give the English rule Hero it is:
Rule 9A-An partnerships and tho name and ad-
dress of every person having interest In horse
the relative proportions Of such interest. and the
terms Of any sale with contingencies, lease or ar
rangcment must be signed by all the parties and lodged
al the registry Office with the clerk Of the course
for transmission to the registry office. before horse
sold with contingencies leased which is Joint
property, be entered or start for any race anu
the document shall state with whom the power OF
entry or declaration of oreits rests and all partners
shall be Jointly and severally liable for every STAKE
or fs-tcit No part owner shall assign his share or
~ 4hara0 In hDrca
his partners. fee Of sovereign shall be PAID on
each horse and all partnerships. Gales with conun-
concics, leases, shall be published In the real on
assumed names in the next available Racing Calendar
and partnerships and leases republished annually 50
long a. they continue. Any termination or Severance
must be notified at once to the registry ofoe for pub
ucation.'
accordance with the foregoing we SEQ every WeeK
In .The Racing Calendar" such advertisements %
this:
PARTNERSHIPS. ,
Horse. Partners s M,,, LouRcu'
Exmoor yrs. y9hn Sn1 Doe Haif Oct 10.
Thus every racegoer In England may know, II ne SO
desires the of horse entered for purse
or stake. He is in no danger OF being befudded Dy
unknown partnerships suoh as we have In this country
He need not become entangled with such comoha.
tons g the notorious Chicago syndicate. which raced
horses at Washington Park under dozen different
names and "hxed" races that 1t was bound to win
and the public, and tho bookmakers as well. were
bound to lose. In all humility 1t may 90 ashea VI
Mr. Lorillard's Union Club congress: How are you
going to enforce this rules We pause for reply.
A still moro important matter to be considered Is
the licensing of Jockeys. The writer has advoca1eo
for wears the licensing system, and as help TO the
Iorard dinner congress- takes pleasure In recon-
mending the adoption of a rule similar to this:
No Jockey or apprentice shall after the last DAY OF
tn week in which he al have hr't f'aoen' ,ue ~ ~"
n until he shql ave ined nse from the stewards
!, III. Jockey Cub. such license must be applied ior
annually with full name and address ~ .ae 's's"'
orca and viii only be granted on 'he eonui'on '""V
~ y 4. not IN owner of any racehore. Chuer eA'
,,o ~ ctrcum.ances leave may be cahted 70 jockeys
who are also trainer to own one or more no>es' p,u
,hs. sueh horse or horses are trance IN the own
Q Any person who shall employ Jockey, IN eoo.,h
canton Of this rule. shah DC haoio =" oe ~ - W.
stewards Of the Jockey Ciuo. TT, =, ,,,,.,sa al,
nualy In the Racing Ialsnoar. - ..,.o....
Every Jockey shall pay SOW, and every epprehuce
,o %, his lcsose to be applied his subserpuoh 10 e
Hent,nek BENEVOLENT and P'ovident Fund
!, No ,ockey whose license has been Withdrawn, or 70
fused on the ground OF misconduct VIII % eisioe "
,,.,s ~ be allowed In weiRhinR'room ttahu' or ~
- diving the time his suspension from riohg continue
95 Any gentleman wi hing 10 ride In races on e'
with Jockeys shall permssion current Gil reVo.
from the Stewards Of the Jockey Club ana m"Ae u"
tion q GS TO the Bsntnck Denevolene Funo
II is dollars to doughnuts that Mr. withcrs Will
arrange q trotting meeting at Monmouth PARK heA'
train the Brookdale horses. 1t WAS dangerous 10
ention the name Of any trotter in his presence but
aKnap. seems 10 have wiped out all his pre1udces
.canst The de-whecler" and in order u convince
the public that straight track Is the oes0 Truck III
tbe world for runners as we'll IS trotters, ne mas
decided 10 oror purse OF $4,000 for the morse tha'
trots mile in two minutes on the course on "hch INC
,n,rbtv Salvador ian a mile In S5 1-2. The straight
track viii receive special preparation for the trial ana
IN q cortain day In September, 1901 the trial viii
NJ made. II n certain that Sunol and Maud s. VIII
he competitors Axtell may also enter the nsts ana
81 is likely that Belle Hamn- Guy Ind Pao Alto VIII
Be sent for the prize.
0Rsl,s, clam.bake was . revelation The Linden
park Association got 1t up, but "Bab' cooked It, ana
IL Was tip top. Rhode Island according TO BAD.
fs not In It when 1t comes to clam-baRes Inc ou
gentleman has lived In New York these forty years
Ard about q dozen times each year has baked cams.
Iie knows such sauce as would tempt the eouS' sAa
when he takes OF the sesweed and rakcs out the hsn
and Holsters and chickens and squads and frogs legs
and potatoes and CLANS and serves them done 10
t,rp why then you willing to swear by Bah" all
the rest Of your natural life The particular cam
bake here referred TO baked yesterday al the
Linden Park Iacetrack. near the confines OF the
betting rpg and the hundred who ate 1t declared
It was the absolutely sure thing they haa io'olo
At the meeting James F. Kelly did the hOnorS Oh
tho occasion in his most graceful style, and was
ably seconded by the president OF tn asso-
citation James X. English, and the scHrrtary,
charles T. Rowe CHIEF among the distinguished
ruests who sat at the groaning hoard was "dear old
Kel--otNsrwlse Johnny Kelly. After Bah came
3Ke' as his legions Of friends love to call him. He
was tho Life and soul of the party and grapped every
body to him with hooks OF steel Nobody dares TO say
thai he did not surpass Tin" Keeie on the diamond
ieIdin the betting ring.snd thS way he rolled craps
years DID, and may he ever be as young as ne ap