The evening world., 1891-12-03
Board of Controls e.
forts to Collect For
felt Money.
LICENSES TO Be ISSUED JAN. |.
ReversaIs Of Form Continue 10
Annoy the Talent.

The Board of control met yesterday and
adopted resolution that Is startling in
character, and which will command the at.
tcntion Of turfmcn in this and other coun-
tries. II relates to fOrfeits, and conceives
new and original method Of making delinquent
horsemen step up to the clerks desk and set.
tie their debts.
The Board had lengthy discussion over
the matter, which was finally ended by the
adoption of a resolution calling upon secre.
tary Vosburg to get list OF such horsemen as
owe forfcits and to have this list printed in
the newspapers so that every one may know
the delinquentS
This measure Is cert ainly very strong one,
and whether 1t will commend itself to horse.
men or not IL question. 1t certainly will
not to the gentlemen who are delinquent
There Is no Disgusting the fact that very
strong measures are needed to bring these
tagging horse owners to time.
In many Of the big stakes hardly half the
money won is collected by the winner. An
instance is the case OF Sam Bryant, who has
still several thousand dollars to collect from
Proctor KNOTS Futurlty victory several
years ago. II will easily be seen from this
that decisive action Is necessity, and the
Board is entitled to credit for its efforts to
wipe out a system which is a detriment In
many ways to the best interests OF the turf.
The Board also adopted a resolution notify.
ing jockeys and trainers that applications for
next seasons licenses would be received after
Jan. l. Last season the applications were
not called for until March l. Every member
OF the Board save MIR. Cassatt wps present
yesterday.
The racing at GuttenbuIg yesterday was
very good and In the main satisfactory to the
public. one or two little things occurred dur
Ing the day when made 1t necessary for Judge
Burke to caution certain Jockeys. The first
race, for wonder, was won by the favor
iie. But for the plunge which Mr.. Chris
Smith, OF Chicago. and Mr.. Hogan. the owner
OF Padre, made on the gelding he Nould
not have gone TO the post fayorite
Hogan played him persistently, taking any
Kind OF odds, and when they finished Padre
was = TO l.. Lambley rode MIN, and az usual
never in trouble during any part Of the jour
ney Doggett rode D good race on Bon
voyage, but would have done better had hs
the cot Bon Voyage ,ness nesd,
ut the head Of the stretch he came again
under the whip and finished good second.
lie was at long odds. Marmont was good
third.
One OF those changes In public form, which
leads people to believe that such thing ts q
dclusion aud a snare occurred In the d1pnd
race. Dri1ze has been running with Very
light weight up, but has never been able TO
raise decent galiop In any OF hts races. Yes
terday. however, he pops out with ll5
- his hack and SIX and OnA,nalf
furlongS In l.23is, winning In common gall
lop, lie was hot favorite, too. His sup
porters claim that he cannot run in heavy
going. and mat the good track yesterday was
responsible for his change In form.
With the next ralnstorm Will come heavy
track and tnen more reversals OF form Will
In this race Marty b. looked to have the third
place safe enough Zampost had already
been beaten and Gold Wave came up on
@s inside SSt and es qi W' Ws4s crusi sT enough ass
to say that Lamely saw Father Bilrs
morse coming on the inside and that he
pulled upa tribe 50 as TO allow Gold Wave Wave
how Lambley rides knows he wouldn't be
guilty OF any such thing. Then Judge Burke
called Johnny into the stand ana asked him
replied that he did, but that Zampost and
cold Wave had him rocketed and he couldn't
get through. Johnnys excuse released him,
but how and where did Gold Wave have him
pocketed. He was behind during the whole
OF the journey, and never was on even terms
with Marty b. until absolutely the last jump.
In the third race form players looked up
their records. They saw on Noy % that
| EsQumau and Sandstone met In a mile ana a
furloug race, Esquim0u carrying lis pounus
and sandstone 06. The latter was beaten
way on. Then they referred 10 their pro
gramne ana saw that Esquimau was nvs
pounds better on, and, therefore, with
one accord, they exclaimed "Why, Esq9i-
mau will walk in. But he didn't
sandstone beat him handily, notwlthstahd.
ing the finish was close. This rather dazed
was a different track, shorter distance, ana
so on. Dwyer rode sandstone we'll Pearl
Set was pounded Tor good thing but was
never dangerous.
Gloster ran up to his form and won tle last
race easily Catlan also ran consistently and
hn>nvd second, 81 did Longstride, VINO ran
tnlrd.
~,l!nS. the rider of Tammany Hall IN the
rgst race, took a ma In the stretch aud oldh
Try lOr thlrl place. Judge burHc cautiohed
him and lie pleaded mcompetency.
Sunol Is on her way East, She Is now al
ogden, Utah, where she will rest i0r a day
she is expected In this city next Tuesday.
The Board of Appeals OF the American Trot-
ting Association, In session al Chicago, has
rendered a decision ekpelling j. W. Wlgtoh
ana r. VI. Dorsey OF Ponca, Neb-, for ringing
the geiding Lucianna W. under the name oil
John W.
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