Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-28
HERE AND THERE.

HERE AND THERE.
G. ". Scoggan has sold his two-vear-old.
King Lee, to Louisville parties for $4,000.
The Duke of Westminster's great horse.
Orme, has been scratched from the English
derby.
Phil Dryer is said to have given $4,000 for
Monowai. the tvo-year-old colt by Midlothian,
out of Elizp. The colt has extensive eastern
engagements.
At the recent sale of the Runnvmede wear
lfngs III New York $1,000 was bid for the
brother to Hanover, Phillip Dwyer being the
purchaser. J. RUPERT, ir, paid the same
price for yearhng by Longfellow- Alta
Blue-and Pierre Lorilard gave $500 for a
yearling colt by Hindoo-Juani:a.
Fairview, Teaton and Trision have been de-
clared out of the suburban. It is now very
doubtful If more than fifteen go to the post in
the big handicap. the probable starters being
among the following: Clarendon, Chaos, Curt
Gum, English Lady, Fairy. Judge Morrow.
Loantaka, Lamplighter, Major Dono. Montana.
Pessara. Picknicker. Raceland. Russell, Rev
del-Rey, Sleipner, Tournament and War Path
The board of control have licensed the fol-
lowing: Trainers-H. Jones. Charles Thomas.
c. Billings. J. Robinson J. r. Ross. JOCKEYS
John Cox. Rayborer. Joe Narraly, C. Schenck.
Chas. Frey. Cassius Sloan.
The board have also disqualified Merriment
in the race won by him on the 23d instant
giving the race to Morello, the second horse
j. c. Carr has sold his interest in the Sara
toga Racing Association to his partner G.
Waulbaum of the Guttenberg track
Jockey George TAYLOR has been set down for
month and Jockey Harmon ruled off BY the
st. Louis Jockey Club. The horse Tim MUIR
ply and Cy Mulkey, its trainer, have also been
ruled off.
Emery & Co.. bookmakers. were swindled out
of $1,000 at the Brooklyn track Thursday by
means OF two forged tickets on Sir Walter The
tickets were presented by one of the uniformed
track messenger BOYS. The numbers of the
tickets corresponded with bets recorded on the
sheet and the handwriting was TO ali appear
ances that of the Young man who writes the
tickets for the bookmakers. The 81 BOO was
promptly handed over and the boy departed
In few moments two other tickets were pre-
sented, bearing the same numbers and calling
for like amounts. Comparisons were made and
already paid were very clever forgeries. The
firm, of course. also paid the genuine tickets
The Boy stated thar a stranger asked him to get
the tickets cashed and from the description
furnished by the boy Pinkerton's men claim to
be able to catch the sharper.
Jockey Garrison says that the reports that he
Is betting on race horses and has won thousands
of dollars recently are untrue. He is not bet
ting and desires it to be known that he will live
up to the rules of the board Of control.
Bender has been suspended indefinitely by
the board of control for his suspicious riding
VI AcOuaNtu lEst al GraNeStn0-
Secretary Sass of the Brighton Beach Racing
Association announces that its fourteenth an
nual meeting will begin on Monday, July 4,
and will be continued on every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday during July and August,
besides some extra DAYS to be subsequently, an
nounced. The purses will aggregate not less
than "a 600 per day.
The Monmouth Park management has parti-
toned off part Of the grand stand with private
boxes. In place of the boxes being numbered
they will be named after celebrated race horses,
Tenny, Kingston, Hanover, &c.
His Highness has been heavily backed for the
suburban during the past week and the odds
have been cut down to 6 to 1. His price when
the money first went on was 10 to 1. II was
public money, however, that was bet upon the
colt and it is still very doubtful If he starts.
Ed. Corrigan's great horse, Riley, recently
struck himself while at work, and ss fever has
set in he has been withdrawn from active train
ing. He will not be able to face the starter for
q month at least, perhaps not this season.
Mr.. Jack Hinshelwood Of the Whitehall stud.
Scottsville, va is the latest aspirant for racing
honors, and claims rs his racing colors canary
body with dark crimson sleeves and can.
In the Orlon Museum in Russia there is q
skeleton Of q horse which shows two more ribs
than ordinary horses. This Is the skeleton Of
Smetanka, the great original Of the Orlod family
Of trottes.
The grand trottins circuit for 1892 is q fol-
lows:
Pittsburg, July 10 TO a; Cleveland. July Is TO
70; Buffalo, August 2 TO s; Rochester, August
to II; Springfield, August Is to 10; Hartford,
August Is to -; Philadelphia, August 80 10 Sep
tember q The clasees win be - followv: Trot-
ting-215, Alt, 2l9, AL, AS a.25, Az and
43a. Pscing-Rrse for I'll (Hal Pointer and