The evening world., 1894-05-03
One Per Cent. of All Money
Hung Up" Must Be Paid to
the Club Secretary.
MEN IN ARREARS BARRED OUT,
Those Who Are on the Forfeit List
Lose All Rights and Are
Temporarily Ruled Off.

Club are at last made public. The Rae
Ing Calender, which made its first ap-
pearance to-day. contains the official re-
port of the doings OF the Club. While
much of the work of the turf rulers has
been discounted, there are a few regu-
lations C and I especially that will do
great good to the turf IL the Jockey Club
members la enough sand to carry
them out.
h boycott rule will prove a farce.
h announcement Is made that the
expected coalition between the East
n West has been ratified, the Ameri-
can Turf Congress and the Jockey Club
working hand in hand
Here arc some of the rules as pub
lished in the calendar:
~ The recognised meetings In the United
.'ates shall be these hsid east of the eighty-hrs
meridian under the sanction and rules Of the
'ekey CIuo. and those held west OF the same
meridian under the sanction and rules Of the
For the purpose OF this agreement II ia under
stvod To include for the Jockey club tho state
the State OF ohio.
Neither OF said authorities shall sanction meet
,nss he'd In the United States cas-, OF the Rocky
any year.
o. II a horse runs at any unrccogniz.d
%rase,ins be is disqualified for ali races to which
these rules apply. Any person acting In any
of!eia, capacity. and an owner or trainer run.
ming horses, and any Jockey riding the anne at
any unrecosnized meeting, shall be disqualified
for all races to which these rules apply All
g. Eaca shall recognize and enforce the
rulings OF the other as to persons pronounced
guilty OF fraud or corrupt practices on the turf
aad OF violations ~ contracts b. owners. train
orr Jockey and stable employees.
and Jockeys In its jurisdiction. and either may
Tor pFoper cause revoke any license, but neither
by the other without its consent.
o. Each shall keep a forfeit list" which
shall he a record OF all "arrears' hearrftcr ac-
thority; and shall select a forfeit clerk, who shall
have charge of. collect, receipt, and account for
territory.
a. so long as a name OF a person is in the
,orteir D li.,, fo, horse n can be entered under his
agent or otherwise. and no horse which has been
entered by him or in his name. or under hi,
time OF entry wholly. or partly the owner, can
run for any race. and no horse which shall be
care. management, or superintendence OF a per.
son who Is in default shall be qualified to be entered
i Hn t ,Ss i ior sp' lI Is'e ;us sn' horse 90 'o sSai Is n "ay be- so a".l !.
shall = any person in the forfeit list DO aliiowsd
preparation or running OF any horse, or act In
any oficlal capacity upon any course.
Three stewards are to preside at al
the Jockey Club. One OF these is to be
chosen by the Jockey Club. one by the
Racing Association at whose track the
meeting is, being held and the third tc
be elected by these two.
Here is what the rules say about the
duties Of Stewards:
They shall exclude from all places under thei'
control:
a. Every person who iswarned OF the turf.
81 Every person whose name has been pub
llshed in the unpaid forfeit list. unit! tho default
81 Every person who has been reported as
d~etaulter. until It has been onicially notified tina
"a Every person who has been declared by tn,
turf authorities Of or by the stewards OF any rec
osnized meeting In this or any other country; t.
practices on the turf.
They shall also have supervision over all entriet
to overnight events and declarations to handi
The stewards have power to regulate and con
troll the conduct OF all onicials and Of all trainers
jockeys. grooms. and other persons attendant oil
horses.
The chief changes in racing rules are
as follows:
Every horse shall be considered as havIns
doing when Its Jockey has been weighed and III
Ali partnerships must be registered annually.
Sales to parties debarred from racing on race
courses under the authority OF the Jockey Clut
shall have the effect Of a declaration AS II made
1 Nl me- ttlu lhk AAaN' h'N hhi FAhhI
the forfeit then due must be paid by the vender
who shall give immediate notice Of such sal,
to the secretary or clerk OF the course where th'
race Ia TO be run.
In all races. should n horse become disabled
after Weighing out, II so proven to the ~satlsfac
ton Of the stewards. he may be withdrawn.
Amy person who shall attempt to prevent an
other person from bidding on the winner Of
selling race, or claiming any horse In such race
or demand any portion Of the surplus from tn
owners OF horses which are entitled to II. o
any owner running in selling races wh0 MAJ
make any agreement for the protection Of enol
others horses In contravention 81 these rule
shall be ruled on.
No Jockey shall bet on any race except throusl
the owner OF and on the horse which he rides
ami am Jockey who shall he proved - the salts
faction OF the stewards to have aay interos
in any racehorse. OF to have been engaged II
any betting Transaction, or to have receive
prescnts from persons other than the owner, vii
saye his license at once revoked, Any peTs0i
knoyingly acting In the capacity Of part Owne
mr. sraIner OF any horse In which a Jockey pos
resses any interest, or making any bet win
or on behalf Of any jockey, or otherwise adm
or abetting In any breach Of the orders Of III
stewards, will be ruled on,
The officials appointed by the stew,
ards are as follows: Handicapped ,and
Forfeit Clerk. w 8. Vosburg; Clerk OF
Scales, &. j. Fitzgerald: Starter. james
Rowe; Presiding Judge, y. W. Sim
mons; Associate Judges. V. c. Smith
and &. McDowell; Patrol Judge, Johr
Hoey; Timer, "; @R, Babcock; Starting
Judge. F.. M. HAL. 49, r.y