New-York tribune., 1892-09-08
TO TRAIN AND RIDE NO MORE
BOTH TRAINER AND JOCKEY PUNISHED.
ACTION OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL IN THE WAT
TERSON CASE.

ACTION OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL IN THE WAT
TERsoY CASE.
The Board OF Control Yesterday revoked the licenses
OF Charles OXX the trainer of the horse Watterson
and OF George Anderson. the Jockey who RODE MN.
Hence OK Will be allowed to train no more on Boarl
Of Control tracks. and Anderson cannot ride hereafter
on such tracks. In addition the horse Watterson was
disqualified from racing because II was believed by
the members Of the Board that other person than
OK interested In the ownership of the horse,
and was implicated IN the dishonesty which had been
practiscd II was not known who this person was.
and II decided that the best course for checking
any further fraud with Warr,0n was TO exclude him
from high-class hereafter. This action OF
the Board of control was jUdicoIs and cOmmendaDle,
and the trainer and Jockey richly deserved the pun
lshment which they received. There can be no rca-
sonabie doubt that Watterson pulled by Anderson
on September l. and that the pulling was done TO
orders.
The racing yesterday not OF great Importance
Kingston frightened out most OF the entries In the
first race and at his leisure. dozen twoytar
ods OF small reputation and quality ran very SLOW
the Futurity course In the second contest
Evanatus with ease. while the carmen cot was
second and Halcy0n third.
+. A. Ehret's flly Renie backed heavily TO win
the Siren stakes but she collapsed completely before
she had finished the first mile. Her running was below
tho poorest selling plate form ignite had an
extremely easy victory. She was conccdlng the
wrctced Renie fifteen pounds. When +. A. Ehrct has
wedding out sale he ought TO weed out l,enie first OF
all.
The horses in the fourth race made great deal
OF trouble at the post. Iapenny is q true son OF
Gleneg I'm evil temper. and acted as badly as Ltle
Minch was in the habit Of doing some years ago.
When the start come Hapenny was practically left
at the post. Osric carried much money but ran IKE
a mongrel cur May Win won with plenty In hand'
Bstelle getting second money
Rex aud Tea Tray disappointed their hackers sadly
in the Hfth race. Rex opened at short price, Dut
the odds against him rose rapidly. lie ran race
unworthy Of his reputation. Tea Tray sulked nnu
would not try. lie worked ont for two miles
and n quarter In preparation for the nce OF four
miles on Saturday. sleipner was well Thought OF
among tho speculaors and he won the race hand-
somely. Tournament ran with stabeboy nameo
Fcelcy on his back The betting was 90 to ana
30 to 1 against him. Tournament showed such
speed hut at the head OF the homcStretch he bited
across the track and dropped out the Feeley
could control him at all
shrewd and keen McCaGery carried OF the last
race with lily Dy.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
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hurt place ~ -.
O-rlc Homer Correction Nit Young. Aciloam' Dolly
McC one and Sir Arthur frightened out BY the certain
lnyinclbnlty OF the mighty Kingston who merely psyeo
with Belle D. Hsrohurst and The Sheriff. running over
than when he pleased winning by threequar:ors OF
length Belle D. made the paco for half mile and 70
tired Ualelhurst then moved mp under pull and I'M
lhd second Two and half lengths before Tho Sherin
SECOND RACE-For twoyear-ohs. $1,000 added
STRAIGHT course about three.quarters OF mile.
Betting.
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