New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
STILL NOTHING TO REPORT.

srr-vAPDs OF. THE NEw-JERsEY JOCKEY CLUB
CONTINUE RETICENT-woRK OF THE HORSES.
another meeting. without any material result
VAS held by the stewards Of the Jockey CLUB yes
,srsav afternoon. There is nothing TO report
kthe answer to all questions asked of the stewards.
One rule that is likely TO become la" re-
,ates 70 tho ownership Of horses by Jockeys 1t is
said that no jockey Will De perihIteu " Wv" '
race horses.
Samuel Doggett is the owner Of hne-looking
chestnut colt by The Bard. dam Rosewood The
colt is extremely promising. as he is smoothly
gated and shows great speed, with every ihdlca-
ton that he will prove winner.
Doggatt said TO the writer 4 Will nave 10 sen
him il that rule is adopted. When the rule 10 pro
hJoi, Jockeys from betting was issued by the Board
OF Control James Mclaughlin Immediately gave
I'D his i9ckeys license. he did not care 10 Nlod'e
the rule on the other hand. well-known ana iedu-
ng Jockeys not only plunged on certain races Du'
freoueDt,v stood side by side with bookmakers on
the block in the betting ring when it was common
rspor. in the ring that some Of them were paying
hlgh prl,es for what are called dead uns.
l, is 70 be hoped that the Jockey Clu0 VIII not
tolerate such state Of affairs and that 1t VIII en-
phatlcalv and decsive.y suppress the cohhecuohS
between the betting ring and the paddock through
the medium of the jockeys who bet heaViy on 'he
Turfmea are growing more numerous every uay
IN and about the uptown cafes and hotels on
Tuesday night in DolmOnico's many were sca'leren
about Al one table James Il. Keene. CoioheI W.
Thompson. Or. g. Lee Knapp, John Hunter anu
Colonel r. +. Ochtree earnestly discussed tiie d'
fairs OF the turf. In another corner T. ). D"EESI
and Peter De Lacy recalled the battles o. M .ne
past J. o. Appeby ami some OF ms lriendd9 d Z:
seated near the Fifth Avenue entrance. ana ). ~.
Iollansbee, ". Hearst rePresehIeu sne beau'i-
Sope. H. *. Nngut who mas ACQUIRED d, g.1u aiten
ful tan from his exposure 10 the climate OF Alkfn'
5. G.. was demonstrating ABOUT the pTlila"l Pis9s
Richard croker and Ex-MayOr Grant were IN the
restaurant u a nearby note .oi,ea General Pat
.erson Of MARYLAND and Colonel DckenSoh. OL
Virginia. with recOuntinS the Detutiu, 5arsist
Foieniate and the absolute Cer'"'''S '''1
G. D. Wilson Of Lexington. KY sald @ tllno @is'nS inc
iOrses in training in Kentucky were 80 pIo'nisS t
nat IL looked as IL there would be no iaVor1teS III
At tb4 tracks the work Of the horses seems, 10
lease their owners so that the pubic shouIu I'ei
.aiisGed at tb. outlook The proportion or horses
that have gone amiss is not nearly a. Ia! ~ O. -
previous years. The kecne stable a''H0'H "' "
slisbt rnisbap 10 horse like Domino receives
more consideration from the pubic IMAM II M ini,i
had broken his leg. DOminOs spliht Is hot HhItS i,
, 10 prevent him from starting In race one uaE
later than his trainer intended h4ntn so
Is great deal Of material IN the MI. yb,, a.
hat Il Is too early 10 begin 10 waste sE"P"'' "
present -
Colonel Jacob Ruppcrts horses continue to I'M IN
prove on their regular work so that me un'',, ~
Huesion intends 10 take matters easy uh'i '"e
racing is only a few days on , ,.os,or
r. Tucker galloDed the Fleischman horses yeStrr ,
Cay morning He says that his horses nave i nohe
tpenotly ard tnat some OF thrh ,g, ate ,ben Mr.
Ts. sI eompetqrs rpm ing Gt 10 90 Memphis is first
class There is larger attendance then ever before
and the betting is as heavy as IN previous Searri i
he believes clifford 10 be goOI fact"oiS' anu
speaks highly OF the hlly Handspur 49, -. Ao..os
Byron McCleaand began work with MS horSes
J. W. Rogers intends 10 ship his horses to Sleeps
mead Bay Tuesday.