The evening times., 1895-12-03


even terms by the victory OF Damsel.
"Chrs" Smith is the latest arrival a New
Orleans. Chris as usual, is up and down
every few days Attheprcsent tim g he is up.
Several horses will leave Baltimore for
New Orleans this week. Quite a number
outlaw tracks.
Suppose the Jockey Club We're To issue
an order that any owner or ira iner seen on
an outla wed track would be refuseda a license
| next year. What would be the result?
August Belmont says that next seasons
racing will he the hest ever seen in the
East. When Mr.. Belmont makes such an
ASSERTION he comes pretty near knowing
One of the reforms mat win be- inau-
Is that which viii have for lis beet a
decrease in the number ard value OF Iates
for two-ycar ods. With the idea that
they were benefitisg the breeding inter-
.sts ASSOCIATIONS Li.Ne bt en- IHCI sing tbe
amount of added money TO two-year-old
stakes until at the present tine they Couble
and treble the value or stakes given for
older horses. Tue b.nefil derived ty The
breeders is open la tuestinn- SUcn stakes
as the Futurity, Matron, Great American,
Eclipse ana Tie like added To tie Naiue
the cilcI causes OF The IiciItiCus boom
that burst so suddenly year or so ego.
According To English adyices, Richard
croker Las changer the name Of key del
Carreres to Americus. This would seem
that 'tkicbaru' controls, the horse as lie is
Tsgis,ef1ed d. as sucn in ne Engiish caieEdar.
Rey del Carrercs is u righhTU3 al name, but
Americus Is probably more patriotic.
As stated exclusively in This mornings
i nj hs.x
ing held under the Jockey Cub rules at the
irnniDg track in the spring.
Since August Eciinont purchased a con-
trolling interest liz the club there have
been several rumors OF proposed meetings
at this track. At first il was reported that
session would be held during the past
fall, but this never came TO anything, and
the matter dropped from the public notice.
Now Ii has once more been brought up.
and at the annual meeting OF the stock
Tuesday, December 10, the general details
OF the matter will be arranged.
Piaus are already being made for ex-
and betting ring. supt. German, Of Nor.
ris Park. has been in town looking over
the situation, and has In view several
changes. He pronounced the track prob
ably the best mile circular course in the
country, but is not at all satisfied with
the buildings, and will enlarge the grand
stand, building u wei up the stretch. The
probably be placed on the spot where the
paddock now stands.
As TO the track itself, it Is not proba Bile
that it will be touched at all, although
there is j chance that it may be widened
to some extent. As yet no work has been
done on the place, but IL the weather re-
mains open the chances are that force Of
wOrkmen will be set TO work at once to
shape things up according TO Supt. Cor
man's plans.
Col. W. E. Applegate and Henry Wehm-
hoff, two of the Louisville men composing
the big Four" syndicate that controls the
Oakley, Latonia and Louisville tracks, were
in Cincinnati OH Wednesday. They went tn
look over the stake lists for next season,
the conditions of which have been outlined
by Secretaries Hopper and Letcher. Each
of the local tracks will give a thirty days
meeting in the spring, at each of which
fourteen stakes will be run. Under the
agreement made last year between Oak
ley and Latonia, by which the latter
opened the season, Oakley will next season
inaugurate the racing.
1--WE are not able tu come to any decision
as to the dates at present" said Col.
Applegate, las neither Lexington nor
Louisville has announced theirs. Little
Rock, Memphis aud Nashville have agreed
on dates. 1t Is customary for Lexington
To iuiiow Nashville and Louisville 20 follow
Lexington. After the close of the spring
meeting at Churchill Downs the racing
season at Cincinnati will open. Cntn We
know the dates claimed by the other assn
Citations nothing can be done here, as, under
no circumstances. will there be conflict
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