New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
YrycJs'S INVASION OF ENGLAND-TRoTTING AT
FLEETWOOD.

pfNCJ-s'S INVASION OF ENGLAND-TROTTlNG AT
FLEETWOOD.
Jacob Pincus the veteran trainer sailed for Eng
land yesterday. Pincus trained lroquois when he
won the Derby and created such furore in the
famous year Of ISL the English turf. Foxhsn,
Iroquos and other American-bred horses swept the
board OF all the principal stakes raced for In Eng
land during the American invasion. Pincus is the
pioneer Of another invasion OF Americans. He has
secured his old quarters at Newmarket where
Iroquos trained. and has every arrangement
necessary for the successful pursuit of his calling
John Daly who rode Hermit to victory in the
Derby leased the establishment to Pincus for
term OF years 1t is likely that Pncus will arrange
for quarters for the Americans who intend TO race
IN England lie will begin work with several horses
owned By English turfnen Everybody who knows
Pncus anxiously hopes for his success
Colonel Lawrence Kip said to Tribune reporter
yesterday: Il have not made any statements about
the withdrawal of the Coney Island Jockey Club from
the Jockey Club or said that the club would con-
time as a member. The subject has never been
considered any Of meetings. i Will say this.
however: The Coney Island Jockey Club has always
kept faith with the pubic and the horsemen. and
viii continue TO do So The members of the club
and the Executive Committee will act as they be-
aeve justly in regard their stakes. independent
o. what anybody may say or suggest The club IS
willing and anxious 20 run off all their stakes. and
viii do so II II does not conflict with the law The
ohcals Of the Coney Island Jockey Club will not.
however. render themselves Liable TO arrest or
'nrisonment The horse-owners may rest assured
mat every effort will be made 10 race for the
saxss that have closed A meeting will be held next
'ek at which several important matters pertain
ms 70 the situation will be considered but II is not
d all likely that any decisive action Will be taken
ahui after the Legislature meets and defines our
position
me ro,tnP horse division look forward 10 the ex-
'uons Of fast trotting and pacing at Fleetwood
arg on Saturday. AK the queen OF the trotters.
WIN record OF 203s. John X. Gentry, the cham
~" pacing stallion 2O3$ Directly, the fastest two
'earod PAGER. 2:O7s. and Flying Jb. 1857. with
INNING mate. Will be on hand. ,
ueef oral trottlng in which Azote, 2:oS
,a noeoe Wilkes. 20sk. and other fast ones are eX-
|rsel 10 compete. will be contested
a..s Jockey club intends TO take more time before
.bs'uhg the WOOds-D3ly case "A telegram from
nc Jockey Club TO the ST Asaph officials. asking
mo, .hey intend to do about racing a'tcr he irg.i
xa. season Is ended. had not been answered laie
'Tveiday afternoon. -
ssonh sp2n John r.. Madden. Ell Eager H. r..
S.mChs James Golden. J. Damn Walton MAJOR
Wm.uel Dickinson. Charles Ianey. John . CIfhs
,aaaroe Salisbury. Andrew Mcdowell ana many OF
,sreerdns OF the trOtting turf are IN the Guy az.
A. 'mms the trotting horse sales. The racIhs Heh
az rev and far betHeen IN upper broadway anu
rslo'hd the uptown hotels David Gideon Is about
~. only horse owner who IL around town .
INA nkeiy that Rubicon will be shipped 10 f'hs-
III una raced there next
."e butterflies has been blistered. Hyland DE-