The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-11

No Free Field. Free Badges. or One, Two
Three Betting.

No Free Field. Free Badges. or One, Two.
Three BettinE.
The second number OF the Racing Calendar.
the official organ Of the Jockey Club. appeared
yesterday. Tie Jockey Club has asked the
New York Jockey Club to do away with its free
field at Morris Park. and that body has ac-
Quiesced gracefully. One. two. three betting
has been abolished. and the free badge system
has received its death blow.
Among the other events 10 the granting OF q
license to John Lamly. In addition to the
tdteItldr contains registered names, partner
ships. and racing names. as we'll as the racing
rules and PROGRAMMES OF the Brooklyn and
Morris Park spring meetings The following
notices are also published
onicE o. rly JoeE.r CtuA
IS Fun AVENUg. 7
The stewards Of the Jockey club sIye notice that all
aS oa slq'si % ta: q ere Ga NSa
A.. "a lace eoa 4:y fsF a: sy:
esuIasss are eLaFgvd 5. X sIrEGis. secretary.
oTHeE oL IHE JockEr Gus.
The stewards % the Jockey Club herewith gire ns-
from iajyauSi. pursuing tGss sc;us, ' ayoca
tons race course. santtioned by the Jockey Club
sas the jockey Tub sfrGG sssTstSry
The above notices treat with the source OF
grievance that the horse owners were called
together to protest against at Grayesend last
night
correct or insufficient description and for that
reason is disqualified, al bets on that horse
except in case OF certain mistakes.
All bets are play or pay. unless otherwise
Bets on a postponed race stand.
When horses run dead heat the money bet
Is TO be put together and divided equally II
Money given 70 h4.s bet laid shall not be
returned. though the race be not run.
When 4 certain numLer u horses are taken
=
Gcts are void on the decease of either party
Double eyept bets are determined when the
first event ID lost.
endar:
IIss;.EaEd; ;e Of IN. JSGis Club CIV. nSslss .s.t
nv 10 souTsss t1at NV h.aitsr he itrsn.s S h ~
sfhst entries Hads @ race. on N lten,ed course.
e Rae ns es.sndST o. May are IOt iapsirsd and
Ing Ihsia co mi no Sct II disqSsiaesiiSa. 'u'H'f
maj " .2ns who are nov b me forfeit lis! o, the
NOS troa sntsrins and racing tHei. hoT,ss
The s.rssnsn. between the Jockey Club and the
their re PIosA effect on the l.. 20
Win TIE ' IFo'i.ioa o. I'll. ssIss'snt ' e'-'
ton. eompr, NJ ne JOCKEY Cub viii DO strictly en-
" 0 Dsly having reported James LAmly. an ap-
prsneed Jockey tor violating his contract, naiIhew
100 aud l6l q tue Rules o. IA lng; John LAnly
afsi S. fl' .s.E ana ih 1% q 81 GG x:
Jockey club carefully Investigated tie matter on hAy
The Ste AEis bASug Usen informed BY the attorney
for James lEmy tLAi he YOU'D immediately com
msnce an action IN tue courts on behalf OF his cheu 20
test the VALIDITY o. The cOuTact 10 question with old
james lAm!y license. fhey eNOnerats John iamlY:
hns Matthew By 500 tuT CON uniting breach Of
the rule lL, and turtLvI rae hin SluL Tor iaiiug 10
appear before tue stewards wien nOtrel. 10 answer
the charges mA4e by the said ". baly,
THs Saa SGS 81 TnSs sS.s' are Wsnsa
wise Enown as Dixon The SAID Norris has left tue
en- plOy msnt OF tnhTss LitLeAtld JE, OF EAoDtosn.
n J.. without discL ATRe TIE attention Of owners
and trainers called 10 rules lSo and lSl OF racing
which rules y IN be enforced
BY order Of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
This will give owners, trainers. and jockeys
an opportunity to fulfil their engagements in
stakes at SARATOGA and other points. and does
away with bone Of contention