New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
AFFAIRS OF THE TURE.
TO FILL MR.. WrTIIERS'S PLACE.
4, +. wAIC,Tr IN THE BOARD OF CONTROL
OTHER ACTION TAKEN.

A. +. wALC )Tr IN THE BOARD OF CoNrhoh-
OTHER ACTION TAKEN.
rho poors NJ Control met al It's rooms yesterday ana
elected Alfred F. Wacot TO the place made vacant os
tbc death Of y. ID. Withcrs. Mr. Waicou hr90
achieved notorety by extensive purchases az inc nan
cocos sale I'm 1857 which formed the hucieus vi "o
unfortunate Fairfax stable, which was padiy n''"'
aged bv the trainers who were first employea ana was
cold al Monmouth Park. lie at once began another
,t wifi, Che stock market to regain the money lost
,r his racing venture lie began the formation OF
arotbcr r,cinr stable aSsociatlng himself Win D. D.
Campbell one Of the best known trainers on inc 'i
and Pcs sara. Dabo, SNOWFALL. CaSSIns' Actor hi''c
and other horses OF lesser note raced under inc h'i
name OF Walcott a Campbell.
When the death Of d. d. Withers startled the rae
inc worId there were many conjeotures as to the
,,.o - Monmouth Park and the OF the asso-
oton were discussed by turfmen all over the country
rh nrosncct Of racing on the Monmouth track was
dim and negotiations were held with the otner uaohH
which were members Of the Boaiu vi """.o' "
RIM many Of the races OF that asso'auoh oNcr ''''
pr,, and the important stakes the tracks OF the
other members OF the Board. several propoS'uo'i'
wcrc made by racing men, but without effect as some
Of the Monmouth managers were hoe "h'"e ~ ~
the laws Of New-Jersey. A.,
A. F. Walcott mndo proposition TO purchase '"o
cnre stock Of the association and to hod thc neoi7
M Monmouth Park under an entirely o'iere". n''''
agcmcnt. lie put up S31o.ooo a. Sco"'iV '''
would do as he agreed, and his ohcr Wa
The stock held by J. q. Bennett ana 'nc Oou'
Acreda has not been legally transferred Du' wiz 10
nc soon as all legal requirements nave De'' I"i,,o"
Tho ,icJv directors will be A. +. Wacott dc CourcS
Forbes Fred IIocy and Mr.. Shandly OF jersey wy
and another person 10 be named amer 'ho 0o"p "
transfer Is made. At the meeting ycs'er""' '''' i
lowing agreement was put on record ,.o
r. ,odrsiOned ON behalf Of themselves ana mo a''o
..ons they respectively represent agree t. enforce Gritty
,t and sustain all rulings Of The Board OF conlro..
Out anu ALFRED T. wOLCOTT,
f,r Monmouth Pork Association
J. g.. X. LAWRENCE,
for Coney Island Jockey CluD
PHILIP J. DWYER,
for p-vollyn Jockey Club
The following were also passed
rcolvcd No transfer OF entry can bc made 70 OF
bv any person disqualified under the resolution OF Dcc
Der o. 1891. ,,,o -
N horse trained the grounds OF any ossochoh' Ut
being I'm the carr q trainer disdualihd uhucr NV
Iuo, Of .he Eoard Of Control December o. lsoi snail
n d n train or race on the grounds Of the associations
represented the Board Of Control but os ie~ou'o"
,au no interfere with the funlmcnt transfer OF exist
Ing engagements.
Resolved That the resolution Of the Washington lSfk
Cuh q CHICAGO in regard to reciprocal relations ana
the collection Of forfcts b. occepd ana approved " 'o
roard Of Control and that the secretary OF the o"u DC
instructed to inform he secretaries Of the several a-~'a-
ton. ac.ordingly ia order u preclude the reception o'
DISQUALIFIED ntr, and that tho forfeit orders OF u'
Wa-hinc;n Turk club - dulv enforced
Tie following licenses were granted 1raiher'-'"h"
I Cook John Butts. James b. Dyer Jane, W. bergen
G. Cornchl,ca f. Mo-~om. r. Wishard David Camp
i,rl DOW Wiliams John iugEns NJ T. DaiahcT anu
Il e. smith Joclcy John Nmpry. Albert Ih0mP
on ! McCnrcriy Jalnc- Cotr,ll George Hail.
Michael Ecreen and George u. Anderson