New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17
IN THE TURF WORLD.
MEETING OF THE JOCKEY CLUB
STEWARDS.
THE CASES OF LAKELAND AND W. c. DAILY
UNDER CONSIDERATION - THE ANTf-GAM-
pTJNC AMENDMENT.

UNDER CONSIDERATION - THE ANTl-GAM-
BLING AMENDMENT
At the meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey
Club held at their rooms last night. the cases
against Alfred Lakeland and william c. DAILY had
a hearing II appears that there Is nothing against
Lakeland except that he used strong language IN
talking about the stewards. II is likely that Lake
land Will be renstated. and that In the future ne
will be more careful with whom he associates AS
for william c. Daily. all the grounds for his sus-
pension were carefully reviewed. and 1t was shown
that a bettor named Harris won over Sl2'~" on the
Lizzie Iogan race. which caused Days SUSPENSION
DR.. G. Lee Knapp testified that he bet only *l'"'
on Mic Mac Queen for the place, as he believed the
mare had a good chance 70 defeat Lizzie. Inc no
critics taken with the truth by some or the VII
nesscss in the notorious Iosan-Izze case are anus
ing II nothing more Flat contradictions have been
made in many Instances. The ease was reserved
for further consideration.
\ long consultation between so-cilled turf mag
mates and the stewards took place In regard 10
the action 10 be taken about the gambling amend
mcnt to the Constitution. The Solons decided not
To take any political action In regard 10 H. as IL
was desirable to keep racing out OF politics This
much % their action will be made public. Meme
sis" however is on their track. and he VOWS that
he will never rest until he executes ghost dance
on the ashes OF the racing wigwam II Is SAID mat
a fund of $1,000 has been raised 10 be used IN a
campaign Of education. choice literature. such az
Appos and Applcgatc's testimony before the l."Xow
Committee Is to be cast broadcast throughout tn"
state II will be a serious blow TO Tammany meth
DDS. should the Amendment De- ratified
The effort to educate the rural voters into the
belief that tho gambling amendment VIII destroy
the breeders or this State Is ridiculous and nobody
but track owners who squeeze the bookmakers. as
we'll as the public. are alarmed AZ the outlook.
The Try hat the State has per cent OF th,
game" their own expression. Is not AZ All
likely to affect any intelligent person
The wise who were AT tn" Jockey 'lhp
rooms last night acted well when they Adjourned
without taking action that was 10 b" made pun
lie II 10 said that meeting OF horse-own"rs ~
10 be called to ratify and approve the action OF
the Jockey club this year. Should such meeting
be- called tn" present time II would DE SORT
OF a snap" Arrangement. as III" horse-o~ners are
widely scattered all over the country. IL VIII he
arnplr tine to call such meeting IN peceinDef,
when nearly every owner Will b" at lesiir" TO at
tend pf course. II would be extremely lenShnt
for some hghly saaried persons to have their acts
approved by som" highly favored horsr-o"ners
Marcur Haly's wcanlings ar" AZ Fleetwood fark,
having arrived from Europ" Yesterday morning:
Th.r. are eleven OF them In all They are splendid
specimens Of the thoroughbred The brooirnares
ana wranlings VIII be shipped - Montana next
week 1870. -, -,
The brooamares from The farms OF Pierre I-oril-
lard and James T. klttson are on exhibition AZ
The American Horse ENchange Ftftethst ana
lroadway Tho sale takes plac" tomorrow Ih'y
Winners The sale should attract 4 large crowd OF
persons In search ~ bargains, a. il Is seldom 80
many choc. mares are offered FOR sale.
TIN. prospects FOR a successful meeting AZ me
track In virginia are exceedingly promising Nearly
." horses are qIart"r"d at the track