The evening world., 1893-09-14
Jockey Jimmy Lambley Has
Been Suspended on Gen.
eral Principles.
kEENEs' OFFER TO TARAL.
The Latter Said to Have Re-
osived a Most Flattering
Proposition.

Jockey Jimmy Lamblcy has hcen sus-
pended on general principles Tho direct
cause OF his retirement from the turf
was his reckless riding In two races
yesterday. He Is believed to have man.
ipulated Lizzie in such way that she
jumped on Ramapo and cut him down
badly. John Hyland, the trainer OF
Ramapo complained to the judges, say
ing that Hardy Campbell and Judge
Newton had both witnessed the cutting
down.
The officials made inquiry. but moth
ing was done until the sixth had been
run. when Patrol Judge Chris Fitz-
gerald reported that Lambley had cut
across his field with Factotum, seriously
interfering with several horses and en-
dangering the lives of their riders. The
Judges did not delay action, but sus-
pended Lamblcy indefinitely.
This youngster has been warned time
and again, both officially and through
the newspaper columns Once before
this lad was suspended for reckless rid
ing. but the lesson did no good. The
decision of the judges was perfectly Just
and proper and 1t Is to be hoped the
same medicine will be meted out to one
or two other jockeys who deserve 1t.
The gossip of the turfmen regarding
the reorganization of the Board Of Con-
troll may contain more truth than fic-
ton. At any rate the next meeting of
the Board will be awaited with inter
ris returns from mi" his World m I : Fair jaunt.
In reorganizing, the Board of Control
will, It is said, DO 30 on liberal scale.
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affairs to come in and take part in the
proceedings. This is as 1t should be.
AS the Board now stands it is merely a.
number OF race track proprietors band
ed together for the furtherance Of their
own interests.
- The rafting good race which Tom
founded the public but aroused the ire
of the officials at the track. Tom
Toush's good races at Brighton were
t~ise with na dsa ns R"0 Results Sts '9 Western
day, however, when every one had come
to the conclusion that Tom Tough was
not the horse he was cracked up to- be.
against him were Is to i. 1t is said
that the matter will be investigated.
Directum have issued challenge to
s 1865 all '0''e'S '0' any A'''"' 'p 10
George Engeman: the owner of the
that the grand stand of the track by
the sea has note been condemned. Every
one who visits Brighton during the sum-
mer will be genuinely sorry to hear this.
DR.. Hasbrouck ran the first half mile
of his race In n IL seconds.
Starter Rowe was in poor form yes
terday. He seemed to be in one or two
races. very careless. For instance, In
the fourth race ice there only three
least a length and half between each
horse. There is no excuse for such
wor.:.
willing to put up purse of $4,000 for a
race between lamplighter and Tam
many. Marcus DAILY. however, will
hardly permit Tammany to race at Gut
tenburg. The prejudice against Gut
1enburg is entirely out of reason. The
track Is mile around and the grand
the equal of either Brooklyn, Elizabeth
or Linden.
1t is said that Fred Taral has re-
Ceived an offer to ride for the Messrs.
Keenee next year at salary larger than
q, jockey ever received before. If 30,
Fred will probably accept.
Sir Richard and Kilkenny We're sent
together In a six-furlong trial at elf
winner in i.iS a-4. Kilkenny is Yet very
short.
Tobasco. the winner Of the last race,
Andrew Thompson got $50 down at u
to |.