New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS.


The Board Of in the watterson case ye'ter
aav The offence was thoroughly Investigated, and an
opportunity was given all concerned to clear themselves
irem any inputaton OF wrong-d doing but the e'iaenc
was strong against them. Watter@on was d'Squsine'
trom racing on the BOARD OF Control tracks ana inc
license Of Charles Oxx his trainer was revoked SPocr
Anderson WHO rode in his races was punished
nv having his license withdrawn
Hamilton is engaged 70 ride for the Blemton Stables
next year. ~,
p < Donovan Is engaged to train for p. Lorlsrd
next wear There will BE- three trainers Tor the Kan
cocas hoses John Higgins will train the
and aged horses. Donovan VIII train the t"oH'"o 'o
division Donovan viii have AT Last twenty youngsters
in his stable and viii probably them at Morris PARK
r. Riley will be the train and remain at Rahoocas'
where he will tiain the reserve division.
Jeter Walden is stirring up a hornets nest lie on
tered protest against Strauss horses yesterday claim
inc that bov were owned in part by MsyOr Grant, and
that the Iulc regard registration OF ownership wa"
violated 30 Reginald should be dsquaiihed mayor
Grant laughed at claim quiet way and said that
the charge frivolous
Jose,b FIvnn license to ride was granted by the Board
Of Control on condition his papers found to be All
light the Board OF Control were to grant hcehes "
all the Jockeys who are anxious !" ~ fei"S"eu' "'e
would be only left 10 ride at the winter ul'hs
Va Tamhicn was considered yesterday doubtful starter
in the go Bridge Handicap today AZ her owner ana
her trainer dissatisfied with fer work. i@npehHr
is amos' sure to although ne has done no last WORK
since his last race. Kilkenny worked mile and hall
In ~ on Tuesday will be the second string OF the
Rancocas stable. Hamilton aud Sims will ride Lamp
lighter and Kilkenny Hamilton has hi 'hoce OF mouhis
Yorkville Belle is in the pink OF condition and VIII
be ridden by Garrison Matthew Allen her trainer bet
$500 even Yesterday that would defeat the Western
crack, Yo Tanbien. Loonaws is well thought Of by
many persons, and as Taal will ride him. he viii have
no excuse II defeated Dashfod ard Ara viii represent
te Bashford Manor Stable Clayton Is likely ride the
choice OF trainer John Morris. That Ara Is thrown
into the handicap is the opinion Of many trainers.
Chsrade is almost TO start, and Doesctt Is 10
pilot him. Pacolus ia looked upon having chance.
and will have the services Of NJ. Rersen The Pepper
and Faradsy seem be IL, neither OF them
within twenty pounds Of his form. II and
work taken estimate them by. Daronet and Fidco
have SHOWN anything 10 warrant their having chance
then stakes Candsl4bra has done excellent work.
viii be started fororn hope by Mr.. hocnc. who
fond OF taking long chances great stakes
wyndham Walden and A. TX. Morris at Doncaster
Yesterday and La Fleche, FLY by St. Simon OF
Culver, defeat the Derby winner, Sir Hugo and the
Eclipse winner orme for the DoneastNr ST. Lcger La
f>cche first Sir Hugo second, and wstercress
third unplaccd
The trainers personally acquainted
with j. NJ Brown. the Texas turfman who killed
Tuesday with the police Garfield Park
Chicago were shocked at the news. John Higgins was
at In partnership with BrowD and him
well anybody He says that Brown Desperate
He was the Of wealthy paleuts After the he
lived Lee County. and II the home Of Of the
desperate men in the STATE 1t was impossible TO
live in the county with safety, II overrun with
thieves murderers and road Wesley Hardin
and William Longlcy known throughout the
Southwest "k!crs," and they had terrorIz"d
the Inhabitants Of that part OF the State.
j. NJ. Blown elected sheriff Of the county
and pledged himself free the element mad
caused that regsn be considered the Of
laws and muidcrcrs. He first started the leader,
Wesley Hardin aud followed him hundreds Of miles
through Texas the Indian Territory and Arkansas back
Lee County, where he arrested him protected him
from mob that desired TO lynch him when he help
less. Brown that he received a fair trial. which
resulted in his being sentenced 10 prison for lie Langley
declared that he would be alive but Brown
got the Drop him ight and bound him with a
arst Langley tried found guilty and hanged
Hardin had killed eleven while Langley had KILLED
ulirteen J. NJ. Browns most daring act when he
followed three who had stolen his
horse and a valuable mule. lie followed them alone
ever 200 miles and came up with them dusk. lie
killed one hIs fire. and wounded another
wounded robber was tied the mule and other
own horse and led back Gddings. Both tried
SIX weeks in the Of his sheriff. Brown
compelled shoot and kill several men, but true 10
his pledge he freed Lee County of despeadoes He had
mony enemies who swoc that they would Kill him. lie
always had several who lived on his bounty Brown
was wealthy The reports have
nude him. His friends were legion. and lac
assisted many OF them financially when
mortgages due. and bst large by IN
dorng the notes Of friends who not able To fun
their shuxatisns His fortune wss not u0ge than $4,000