The sun., 1894-05-04

Grsyesend on May 10.
The officers OF the Jockey Club are: John
Hunter Chairman; James r. Keene. Vice
Chairman; +. X. Sturgis. Secretary and Treas
urer; +. o. Banlon. Assistant Secretary. Stow
ards to serve for two years: August Belmont,
John Hunter. James r. Keens F. K. sturgis;
10 serve for one year: J. o. Bonner tresigned).
Dr. q. Lee Knapp. and Col W. P. Thompson.
The stewards appointed these officials to con-
duct the meetings under the jurisdiction Of
the Jockey Club:
Stewards. ..........................IR j. Dvyer
u,,a,.nD.r and forfeit o,.r, t1e y1.S.TsS IssTsSo.
ci.ri Of Scales. J. FitI 6srsid
s.sns s,.,ssi " Simmons m mS.s
Associate Judges. .............. csr.ne. Mcdowell
m,I f.I,Si Judge s.sess.
s,ar,ns judge n Hall
Tho powers OF the stewards Of the Jockey
Club and OF the stewards OF the meeting two
distinct bodissI are stated clearly and In de-
tail The stew ards OF the Jockey Club. in ad-
dillon TO having the power to appoint racing
officials and to enforce the collection Of for
feits will act as court OF appeals. in which
their decision Is final They will have the
power to deal with any matter :relatinR to rae
ing. and to rule of any person concerned in
fraudulent practices. There will be three
stewards OF the meeting. one appointed by the
SoSkoS Niups oho W the absoNintoh oh
whose track the meeting takes plnce.
and the. third to be chosen by these two,
. They will have power to determine all
meeting. subject to appeal to the stewards Of
the Jockey Club. The stewards OF the m eet.
stands. Weighing rooms. enclosures. and other
places IN use for the purpose 'oi racing. and
to oyvsrniSht events Vent and declarations s to % h"nai
csps They will have the power to punish. at
ANrAAhinU
riding thi msss.ns ,Sa WIN ,Ss
from what they, we're under the old rules. Ali
the officials will be required to make written
close Of each DAYS racing. The Judges win be
sis.d in previous years. as their sole duty viii
be the PLACING OF the horses. Supervision Of the
stewards Of the meeting. - All % race courses ~ ses
naking application to the Jockey Club for q
S Ss %hc sfs S % ss. ss OF Ss
meetings. and these names will havesto be
spETovsd by the steward. of he. 5hs Jockey Club
talk last evening OF trouble arising out Of it
ings; SO far. these organizations have not ap-
Piled for mem bership to the Jockey Club.
the same as they were Under % the old rules: M but
one important change has been made in re.
fss @sh ps raods yHS Cs 1Sft
horses where they could not iniure others.
The. The new s,S rule states , that the starter may
cannot inIure others. by placing them behind
the line In the position which they have
The full text OF tho agreement entered into
between the Jockey Cl9h and the American
II is stated that outside Of the. meetings
held under the immediate jurisdiction OF the
fsand Jockey Club the BfooEiSn j Jockey exc CUB CUB.
fhe New York Jockey Club. and the Monmouth
s 6Ass;OGiato1 =, and those held under the
meridian and licensed by the Jockey Club and
ian. aud licensed by the American, Turf Con-
yIsss. are to be recognized. Neither the
siIi sanction meetings held in the United
ststes su,.s . east Of the Rocky Moustains and
s.ubsr. January. and February Of any year.
y Is further stated that this line OF
knercan Turf Congress- the State OF Ohio. |
Neither Of these authorities are to recognize |
hoeky Mountains and north OF latitude 81 de- |
Eress during the months OF Decem ber. jan !
visions Ssfs re- sSiently @ ii intssdsd to 'co conaSs I
dlH TlnLer racing In the last 10 New Orleans and |
The penalty that attaches to participation in |
enreeognized meetings is severe. as IL amounts |
tsstiGally 70 ruling OIL on all the tracks that |
and o. the American Turf Congress Delin- |
Sgshts m the forfeit list and eylldosrs OF all |
Only one overnight event for a distance less
Man mile, Tor horses thres-year- -old and up- |
Sari shall be gwen on any race day but should |
De found necessary to add an extra race this |
sS,o snaii OF Apply TO such race. This will do |
have played havoc with sport. dstsriorated the |
goqtoughtTed, and given no end OF dissatis- |
"a taenGn, ssn, lie tendency OF late years has been
Hsptlntln2. and racing associations helped |
me game along BY having nine-tsnths OF their |
tSss Sssss at a mile or under, Any thoroughbred |
ATM 1ms a SHi certainly should not 20 into any
SS,sLmlned by lot by the clerk CT the scales. |
sso,n VIII furnish the starter with q copJ OF the |
some lew changes are to be- noted in the
ess IslAtng TO the registration OF horses and /
s,hktIies, Lhe oitiee Of the Jockey Club Is to
Snhed states must be registered by Nov OF
osesss sssd out ~ ~ Shieh they are ioaled Horses
SSosntry. The lee for the rsgistraIion OF a
a. impoTted horse s5, The rules in regard to
Sans 5sfl1traLlon fbat b Of names provide fhst no
live ls Years Gsss Shall sRHoyfa BS fSf sRa
Ssns o SWRsT Rer.s desiring g change the
lsss lSs 10 60 so and must nay 500 for the priv
dssio, Ines hsse rules ought to obyIAts great
,menslatuTe. Entries to ali races are 10
tS,tt S,ttSsrlshed IN ths taisltddr, excepting those
mg Iae only important change with Tsisr-
i6sVV.O 70 thgaEelnents. Subscriptions. &c.. Is
dsIsSs RUE which says that sales to parties
tfsSu,t4 y IN Iaeing on race courses under
sascf N..olllY o. the JoeEeY Club shall have the
eiarin,' rlaratlon as II made on the de-
isIis 'a'e IeAt succeeding the sale the Tor
wiz ''Nen lue must he raid by the vendor
ioth.'. 80" give Immediate notice OF such sale
'lss race l, run."
rem -" 'h4nses are to be noted in the rules
80 80 lnE Z" the f0rlsIt list The Old ruIas
ssssmrd 10 royer III crounJ ysTy Ih,rou1hIv
sheettS1 my have NOT in the past pIRsed /
tofel61 =, - been due l. the dliiiCu.ty tn en-
a. n, Slu6 WITH the AmsElean TuTi Congress
dls6a iS VII sll gndopbtsdiy Be ssIy elosely /