New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

many callines that breeding and racing make pos
sibe, are thoroughly aroused, ana WIZ sa'r no
stone unturned secure their rights In the mean
time the men who were arrested are nursing ,near
wrath ID Keep II warm anu are la ,,b Nv
dent that they Will come out or the aHar WIN ny
Moreover. soma OF the men arrested are from the
ranks OF the persons who paid tribute as poolroom
keepers In the good old days. when the Poolrooms
made De Lacy famous as it furnished the sinews OF
surmount high fences, and 10 secure man
electrical appliances Or course the persons who
have been arrested enjoyed the situation as thor-
oughly Mr.. DE Lacy enjoyed reading the reports
Lacy that they in earnest some or the men
against the custodians OF the fund contributed by
the poolroom-keep for me return OF the money
The arrests made yesterday intensified the feel
ing OF everybody associated With racing against ne
Is said that Peter De Lacy lid not know that ar
rests were made yesterday until he read the even
friends that arrests would be made 1t is gensr-
ally believed that De Lacy has started coniiasra-
ton tina; viii consume him IN the END.
Riley Grammar. who is resident o. kentucKy,
was taken into custody YESTERDAY RE Il mot b d
layec-ot-odds He paid al ne gate 70 Wines t JiI
racing and any bets that he may nave made dld
promptly discharged by Magistrate kudlch, but ms
absence from the grounds cost him dearly. lie to.d
the writer and others as well that ne mad intehaeu
heavily Prince llet. He returned 10 the
not TO bet him This did not allay his feelings
in the slightest degree. l. Is likely that Mr. Grammar
VIII DrliB SuL IN tHe ti!ttu SbdteS NOuit III 49,
lucky FOR damages he finds out the proper
person persons TO bring suit against.
one OF the peculiar incidents OF the arrests Is the
persistence with which one alleged layer-of-Odds mas
been ignored by the police. The In question Ia
reported 10 be a fake" or dummy, and - SAID 10
De agent of the principal engaged In the
crusade II this man IS arrested he Is said % have
Yer, has been strongly recommended 10 some
OF the men arrested by member OF his firm, VINO
- an active participant In the present crusade. II by
any hook crook this dummy IL arrested, Il Will
give the enemies or racing opportunity or pay
ing their old game OF both ends against the mid
1t is probable that Angus; Belmont will send
Henry OF Navarro 10 England. The yCarlngs tina
have been shipped over arc 10 be trained by MI
Hayhoe, who trains for Lord ROsebery. IL is likely
that Henry Of Navarro will be trained by John
Higgins II he Is across the Atlantic nego-
ua,ons 10 that effect are now pending.
Richard Croker is at all likely 10 have the
English field 10 himself. a yearling colt owned by
J. r. AMI f. p keene and three FLIES OF the same
age, All OF which have run some remarkable trials
az the Sheepshead Bay track. may be shipped
across the Atlantic at an early day.
Colonel William r. Thompson has thirty five
yearlings In training. from which vii be selected
dozen or fifteen represent Brookdale on the
turf next year
\. H. and H. H. Morris will race seven OF their
yearlings in the two-year-od races in 1896
Colonel Jacob Rupert was at the track yester
day and received many warm concentrations from
his friends over the brilliant victory gained by
Counter Tenor in the Jerome Stakes. and the sue
cess OF Manchester in the sixth race.
Everybody IL anXiously awaiting the result OF the
hearing or the cases OF the arrested layers-ofodds
az Morris Park.
As exclusively reported IN The Tribune. De Lam
cey Nicol wIll appear for the layers-of-odds.