New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-02

THE STEWARDS AT WORK Of THE RULES.
MORE FOOLISH RrMORs ABOUT NEw-JERSEY
TEACKs-TGIE DAYS or THE MIXED
AIr'' FII)NE\T GONE
ALE" ELEMENT GONE.

TEACKs-TIGE DAYS OF THE MIXED
ALE" ELEMENT GONE.
Until The Jockey cub completes its labors and
makes pubic ~ intentions in regard to racing,
there will not be much news in the turf world.
The revision OF the rU.es furnishes any amount OF
discussion. as II IS the aim OF the stewards to
eliminate the ambiguous clauses that have caused
So many unfortunate errors In the past Every
effort Is 70 be- made to hasten the work OF the
stewards some Of whom ara remarkably sensitive
- criticism.
large number Of horse owners are waiting for
some definite decision about the racing question
IN New-Iersey. Should there. by any unforeseen ac-
ciient or possible chance. b. racing In that State
some persons would rejoice. there would be
many rich stakes to race for AT the Monmouth
Park track. There is hardly ray OF hope eft
for the realization OF their wishes. The biunders
AMI Acknowledgement At that track last year sounded
the death knc,l OF racing In Nrw-Jersey FOR years
70 come. Astute owners. breeders and trainers say
that there IS but chance to revive racing In the
State. They plainly say that the Democratic cor
mOrants and the Republicans who play into their
hands should be driven ont OF Office and a thorough
Republican state government elected In that way
wise laws would surely b. passed which would
protect the breeding and racing interests in the
state. AID the I,.t rdcns cement. which has
done - much to destroy both the breeding and
racing interests. would be driven out OK any par
uciptupn In the management Of racing.
II il reported about ,he city that the Clifton
track = To open ~ gates AZ early date. Some
persons tnat scores ~ tutteuburg horses have
been quietlN transferred to Clifton. The latter
report IS correct. IS number o, trainers who
desire q get their horses Ia condition fOl the early
spring races ~ 10 Chiffon. IN" track being only
kept u condition. ana l. fdr more easily managed
than %" track at GTtt"uburg. which viii not be
prepare! FOR working purposes for some time.
Another crowd has come 20 the front WIKI
track ON Long Island This time the crowd nails
from the Bowcry. George Krause. OF the Imperial
Music Hal. says. Il nav" al the rcetr1ck /
UlHf IN my summer vacations. have ali can
aftcui 20 here Tor ni" - mis- IN with racctracks.
Perhaps Il is steve" Brode. and some OF HIS assO-
ciHies. Wno are going % tiy tu give tone 10 the
turf hy starting racrtrack The report Ike many
others. r. unfrustWorhy. IT, there Is no room lett
Tor the mixed ale element the turf.
Louis Stuart has sold Patron for breeding pur-
poses. II Is said that he received S.vn for him.
Patron was hailed crack in his three yea:-Old
FORM and was coveted toy many leading turfmen.
M stuart refused $50 ~ for the OF FalsettO
and patrimony. Handicap horses are being talked
a bout In the uptown hot"i~ and cafes.
T.. II Garrison is said 20 have been engaged TO
ride Colonel Jacob Ruppert's Ajax III the Brooklyn
Handicap.
Garrison will have 10 10 hard training to get
down To weight. a. h" IL so big and fat that some
OF his friends predict that his riding days nearly
over.