The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-15
TURF WRITER'S RULED OFF.
PRITIIEGEs or MONMOUTH DENIED
TO Mr. BOWKRs AND Mr.. BRONSON.

the Monmouth Park Association. held on
| Thursday afternoon between the Nth and
sixth races. 1t was decided to exclude from
future privileges OF the course Messrs. Arthur
F. Bowers OF the Tribune and Tracy Bronson
OF the Tunes. this city.
Letters wero sent to the gentlemen named
By Secretary Crickmore, asking them to return
their badges. and n copy OF the resolution
passed. by the committee was enclosed. This
is what Mr.. Bronson received:
R,,,,rai That Mr. Tracy Bronson be required to sur.
render his badge and that he be ruled on the grounds
| Of the Monmouth fark Association.
| H. o. CRIcxxoRE, Secretary.
Mr. Bowers's article on Wednesday last Of
| which extracts are appended. was very objec-
tionable to the Monmouth Park authorities:
There has been more unsatisfactory racing at East
ST. Louis at Hawthorne apd Garfield Park in Chicago
at Gloucester. at Guttenburg. and even at Brighton
| Beach than there was at Monmouth PARK yesterday.
| but not often. The attendance was not large The
great OF admirers OF thoroughbred horses 10 be-
coming weary of the extraordinary reversas OF form
| and the massacre Of legitimate favortes at Mon.
mouth. A. y walcott. President Of the Monmouth
| Park Association, does not appear to DO extremely
anxious for the of tho racing at Long Branch
| or he would run his own horses there instead OF
| at Chicago. and. above ali. he would recall
| Taral from his exile in the West Very few
| jockeys riding In America in whose honesty.
| aertnsss and skin the majority OF followers OF the
runners exhibit any confidence. The prevalent dis.
trust in nearly all OF the riders abundany Justified
Sam. or oae dshon. Most Of Them have
or oooRmassr ana Ss Under the
men who have lent money TO mem ana are READY 10
S when n's aroSsine.s interests
f, SsS hold their notes or due bills No ono dis
tn. turf Sui he msds two serisu. on.: when be put
s. ;Ss 10 he ,. sns
e. Leonards va, d"fested IN me $500 Lof, ,h
y GDsiaa
msasa PsSps who ,S!nt Ssy Know .anssslns about
Su who ,s,y md now
r ws9 a.. az. OF ,h S' ran an exec.
len. and As, easily y, TndGaS
ne
s. ant hsS md
i.ss. oosh in Il. Derby tho ke%lisaio9:
ss Lo IN WITH psniy Well
did not ride St: LsonI5ds ssns5 IL the Ams5 ,.
Lanpl,shssr the proSkiyn iaSdieap Certain BOOK.
Hsnassr Put two thing. tSs.ihsr Ia. possible shss
III 1f
have been ihofolShly irnstworthy through and
o az The I'll OF
Ks'ns coS S
TO yet a better Jockey. Assignee showed plenty Of
n,as
There IL urgent need of ratthnx Of the dry bonesat
sss At ae s. % net
Park who hSp. 5%ns o,
Of s 20 es 4a anu
hoIse ran third Is this Eenemans opinion of jockey
.,Jshn i.%iy has been The worst inrs; tn tina.
S.5.. isS
the second Choice and Lamy TOOK
10 e the en va. sens
ss s ns. s ns
.ton and who 60, so Tonga lead that Kingston could
WY does not Nj. DNyer discharge Lamiy .m%e
He Is SO II h. m h.
| continues to plunge on Lamiy's mounts
sHs =:
ION on IT. ha ng VI" Sar.. Of
eommon Who purchased tie shares before the
spor, the odd. on f.vorte in the NTH de
f fs.Taa When he i. riding to defs., odaon
yor,.es simms often rides we'll Lamly was On
Rogers snploysa BY SSek%as ssT. and r..
last easily but p. Rogers rode her. aud she was
This Is what Mr.. Bronson wrote for the Times
In that paper ON Thursday:
wS az ana s
isTs s sfset Tier. w.sraens there: sat aid
q rss; i.
s9 wa. 80
s Of sss ns s
sssSy S%a %Ssss re
ss
.r OF from mhsh ns s ssA WIND 0o"
thing, were as s There there
:; ;:;:.i
the cloth go to eSuner or come back 70 tue player
g. .aa:d %.ne:.y :p.sE,as; s.y tSI,ss
spa Oh m repa than DID
s' s and nut III OF
more :os Of Hys S"!s sss T''ss
r.n s ro TT. oH tn. the des
tail. q o. the club ho1ss. a. the Branch T.
%fs
an hs % Rf S @ "s s
her NAT here was 81 no IsSs it wa, aim
&c sss.;
and tG ;S%s M. T. nra u ~
me aH.s %
sI' ssI r good an"s WIN:
ssaa zee Re Sns Ss nss.
an be fsG' .s
.s srss .ei s';s @ NJ ''n:
III Ss SI for
ding raeegoers-as.uming that such Thing as swim,
what mnst be apparent to every onse9un TO he long
.n q r.. e'T ss Of
wonder that there changes In the form OF race
horses from week to week that simply put hackers in
state of frenzy.
Mr. Bronson returned his badge to the Mon.
mouth Park Association. and yesterday went
bought a ticket and badge to the race course.
When he reached the course the ,gateman.
Committee. refused him admission. rendering
him the mount he had paid for his ticket and
accept the money and turning to the con-
ductor of the Pennsylvania system. whom he
that the railroad company fulfil its part OF tho
contract. The conductor was powerless. and
him went to the Monmouth Hotel near by and
waited until the races we're over; He said last
damages against the Pennsylvy MIA Railroad.
the onmouth Park Association. and the Ex-
ecutiys, Com mittee Of that body a. whole,