The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-07
GOSSIP OF TIE RUNNERS.
TIE BOARD OF CONTROLS POSITION
IN THE CORRIGAN MATTER.

TEE BOARD OF CONTROLS POSITION
IN TIE CORRIGAN MATTER.
Hurou VIII be . Starter n the Fiatbush
Stakes To.norrow-In and Out Running
AZ sheepshead Bny-This Weeks Pro.
granns . Brilliant One-weiehts for
the Oriental Handicap At Grsvesend-
To.Day's Big Card for sheepshend hay.
Edward CorriQan will endeavor this week to
bring matters to an issue with the Coney ISL
and Jockey Club. and at tho same time the
Board Of Control. Mr.. A. II. Hummel will en-
ter one OF the Chicagoan's horses In an over
night race. and II the entry ia refused the
giant from Centre street will try to make the
Jockey Club show cause for such action. This
fight, which is eagerly awaited by the turf
world. will be watched with the greatest OF In
tsrest BY racing folks all over the country.
There is no doubt about Corrigan's having the
best end OF the battle at present but the Jockey
Club may have something in reserve which
may change the tenor OF affairs when the case
comes to court
Mr.. W. S. vosbureh. Secretary OF tho Board
OF Control. said at Sheepshea Bay on Satur-
day that very few people understood the
powers Of the Board Of Control The Board
did not command the associate Jockey clubs
to refuse CorriRan'e entries but recommended
that such q course should be pursued. The
Coney Island Jockey Club took tho initiative.
feeling that they were the aggrieved parties.
but It remained to be seen whether the
brooklyn and New York Jockey Clubs. whose
follow n she Wake q tic coney Island ocEes
Club There will 30 meeting Of the Board
iIuton's case. CorrIean's champion is eligible
sS AID inse The s fssush T Stakes
t9imorrow yin meet al ths cracks save H hs
by GorrSsn. Won the Golden Rod stakes one
Ssy Win Tss Els s ssba aown fS
The racing at sheepshead Bay last week was
sisSis ran in ana out e she most unsseouns.
n lew Of whom are practical r acine mon. looked
on In silence u majority Of the time. Ono or
Sn were
out. The fate 81 darrison. who has been
to stand down for The greater
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anybody but stable employees jockeys. and
800 e e.
!hrss BOOKS doing business. for the GOOD Of
The pTSsramme offered Sy the Gonfy Is|.p I'd
tnree.year: oIds and upward a 8 mile. and The
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he BqIdse Handicap 70! thTse:se r.oIds; At or
tthree-sI1teenths: The entries, fer che the
txo.yssr:olds Of The year On FE!Seyz there
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snd and IS Han
dieap for tSo.year-olds over tn: FustIris{
wind up in . blaze OF glory as az the best
ofsy cnS viii its
gates on Monday. Sept. IA. one week from to-
day; and lhen the old fight with tho New York
Or yiGor than ever before. Mr.. Dwyer
Is determined to break up the COM
pool room keepers do business at present.
He had much the best OF 4 in the pitched bat
foe. Secretary Mcintyre announces the fol-
lowing weights for the Oriental Handicap,
which will be run on tho opening day. 1t is at
| brought out the best horses In training. Those
| who saw Kingston win It, two years ago will
| always recall It as one OF tho most stirring
| turf battles on record:
Tn: orsn.. Hsnais.g for three s5 year oas ana up
on tho day preceding the race: with 5000 added. Of