The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-12
GOSSIP OF THE HORSES.
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VIEW or THE N. r. H. A.

Chat About the Maine Champion, the speedy
Tempest, md the Tonr.in.hand Record
King STEAMBOAT On III. Way from Cnli.
rornia--Tho Crack Wearing brother to
HURON Cut Down-Johnny Campbell Aner
L-- Streets Scalp -Guttenb"rg Entries.
Tho followers OF the fortunes OF tho trottins
horse found plenty to interest them In the do
ings Of the Board Of Reviow OK the National
Trotting Horse Association at the Murray Hill
Hotel last week. very many important cases
coming before the notice o! that august body.
and tho opinion was general yesterday that
tremendous amount OF work had been done.
and that the decis ions OF the Board were re-
markabe for thor sound common sense.
Perhaps tho most notable finding OF the
Board Of Review was tho reinstatement OF tho
great Maine trotting stallion Nelson. expelled
three years ago. and tho Temporary reinstate-
mont OF tho horses owner. Horace Nelson OF
Wateryille. The admirers OF tho Maine
stallion hayo always claimed that In good
hands and with driver not greatly over
weight. as was Owner Nelson. who drove the
stallion In many Of his races and in all OF his
efforts against time, the Maino trottcr could
approach the stallion record. The horse
would have Lccn back on tho turf long ago
but for tho i'll advised policy OF Owner Nelson.
who talked entirely too much for his own
Ieinstates the owner There was some talk
last year. when Allelton leut Nelson on tho
American Association track at Grand lapids.
TO have n syndicate OF Michigan iorsomen.
headed hv d. j. lcathcrs. tukc charge OF
Nelson. hut that died away. Nothing could
be moro beneficial than such policy, us the
stallion undoubtedly las world OF speed
and is carablc II great things il rugged nnd
driven right after ItciaiatiOn Tor supreme
effort.
-, Tho Temporary reinstatement Of the mare
Tempest =: IL. hy hawthorne. will glNc Isaac
t!emng. the young trainer and driver OF
Iloctwood. VII, was .ev"n years with Dan
year. fiemng SAID on Sat"ruy. in The Tho Iinr-
ray Hill Hotel, that he really ,!!i not know how
much sreel I.mtr.t nai; one day last sum
record 2:l9 and hc pair drew Mr., }. {. Do
l.ay"rgne aud flemipg quarter in % sec.
wagon weighing abou, 800 pounds. Thin i'm
grnmntu trial was over q portion o. the Van.
OF tho smoothest Mother made bobble and
appeared to have lot OF speed in reserve N.Y.
asroat deal OF her. and EXPECTS her to q, tnks a
low record In 1898. TIcm,ng. by tho way;
thinks he can knock the four.in-hand record
stable that are eligible 10 the 2:l9 class. Tho
finding Of the Board in ,hn Grover 3, poison
lister Of Binghnmton aud Driver Lyman wero
sll expelled, it is hoped will be warning to
foregono conclusion. there helng nothing. in
the rules giving the Judges power to waive dis
sssss GsSrTS a GIFT ssns
wheel horse OF tho Board OF eycw.remarkel:
when u man goes on the TUT he takes his
chances OF HAVING bad starts. bad Judging.
Within a Week tho Eastern public Interested
In the trottor will have an opportunity to look
over the g. Champion q, ,trottng stallion. tho
way from his California; home to be sold by
auction to the highest bidder ut the American
On baG q s hes nc"
sst in Eo9d Nnncy Lee the dan OF
ing ono OF his companions. II all goes we'll.
tie Hobart consignment will he on exhibition
At the. Institute building on sunday next.
70 Huron. BY Iroauois; ont Q: Brunette. ~ lon;
Eancocas Stud. Jobstown. y. j.. was badly cut
0x ws tS. Th s apoir
injury is said to be quite severe. and. should
The yonnssteE be rer al, disahiel twill
and rumor has 1t that he was very hiEh.claSs
@ rom Ne fss :" That s%s cn4 HEs
The Bard. out OF, Athlaria. owned by boo
the halt Brother to Tom Martin: for $1,000 u
side. or he will run horse AGAINST horse.
Control will furnish an aeun ID nee Of hr
GLASS racing NEXT season, Two OF tho most
valuable evantS to DO decided arc the Control
and Standard stakes. for twoy"ar- Odds and
three year-olds and upward. respectively.
The former ia guaranteed to be worth $4,000
and the latter $4,000. Entries close on Dec.
10 for both events with Secretary W. $. Nos-
burRh. Fifth avenue. corner Twenty-socond
street 10th these stakes are ,uuadrurle az
fairs. and section Of each will bs run at tho
spring meetings, Of tho Brooklyn. New York.
regular summar mc"ting Of the Monmouth
Park Racing Association. The foo for start
ing In all ot tho sections of each race is hut
500. and tho winning penalty four pounds Tor
each division.
Secretary Samuel Whitehead announces tho
following programme for GuttcnbuTg to-day:
Firs. Race-purss $500; for hca..n horses: selling;
Hskem. ioi; Irregular, log; nnv4r. 10: Ihiers L.
1o1: Mart 1o2: L,uren>.s ~. JACK Pot. 81
Eve and a half fnrlongs. Maienmed los Lcirh. loS:
Tom Edison ttor!ucry Electrical geldiug,. IOG:
DAssn lo4: F.,.n. I jimmy lamllcy. ~: spot, ~.
Third Race-.Tnr.e $500: for heat-n horses: tnIi!ns
lo7: Charley Wilson. Io7; Sluggard, io7; Power io7:
Jamsstown, lo7. QT!bber. lo., Extra. lu2 MaFmont.
Fourth i.c.-rurs. $500; selling allowances four
ina: sisnder ~: hen, amin, los: Early BLOSSOM.
JOS: Mayer H.. 100: De:auitsr 100: Bon voyage 100:
Filth Race-rurss $500; handicap; one mil. and
tNee.quaIters. over seven hurdles. II. Luke. $50;
Ecarte. l5O: Maurice. 40. Tho Countess. 100
sixth Race-rurse S4oo: selling. tet"n fu.'ongs
Iithbert. l+2: Joe Courtney 1872; st. John 1866 Gray
Rock 100: Common sense. $40: NcXa.on grl!inE 12i;
Eatontown. 10: hacaley ia: Mss Dss4. III; shot
ever 10a