New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
GOSSIP OF THE TROTTERs.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE BOARD OF RE-
VIEW BEGINS TO-DAY-NOTED TROTTERs
TO BE SOLD d. ROCKEFEl--
NEW ROAD HORSE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Re-
VIEW BEGINS TO-DAY-NoTED TROTTERs
TO BE SOLD. D. ROCKEFEI-
LERs NEW ROAD HORSE.
The Board OF Review Of the National Trotting
Association will meet tonight the Murray Hi.
Hotel 10 settle the controversies Of the last
between horsernen and track managers TIE cam
paisn this year has been unusually productive Of
tur. litigation and the docket is said to be arge
ore.
Among the members of this court OF appea.s Of
the trotting turf are Congressman Joseph G. Sibey.
o. Pennsylvania. who owned the famous trotung
stallion ST Bel 224i2. until this of Eectioneer
and Beautiful Bells died in 1891 Major =. +. john
s,on, OF Lexington. Ky. president of the National
Trotting Association and the Kentucky Trotiing
Eorse-Breeders Association; William Russell Allen
o. ST Louis. the owner OF Kremiin. 2O's4: George
Archer president Of the Rochester Driving Cub
David Bonner OF this city and Ex-Governor Morgan
u Bulkeey. Of Connecticut.
Several notable probably Will be heard TINS
week one of these being the much-talked-of Nut
meg Purse affair Hartford in which the question
a. 10 the right of associations TO declare off stakes
and purses at their pleasure is involved. along with
something like $1,000 in morey. Another notable
case is that OF William Beckerie. OF Dahour!'
Conn., vs. the Buffalo Driving Park Association
The Buffalo Association held Beckere to account
for double entrance fees in race at Buffalo last
sumner the latter having omitted TO declare ont at
The speclfel time Becker.e and his driver, A. T.
Miller say they Will never pay the Zee and az they
are able to snow that the original entries were
accented by the Buffalo Club several days after the
advertised date 70. c.osing there is likely 10 be
mus in the air when the case Is called.
Between the meeting Of the Board OF Review ana
the Kellogg combination sale at Madison Square
GARDEN The present week Will be a busy one for the
trotting fraternity in New-York. The Garden sale
VIII commence at 10 oc.ock this morning with the
trotters from the Stanford farm in California
There are about fifty youngsters in the consgnment,
chiefly the get Of Governor Stanfords favorite
horse Palo Alto 2:0sa. who was by E.ectoneer,
out OF A thoroughbred mare. and the tast STATION
Advertiser 2:l5l. another son OF Electioneer Ro
Aio 2.lss is the most noted colt In the collection
Folowing the Pao Alto trotters Messrs Kellogg
viii sell about three hundred horses for variou,
owners j. Malcolm Forbes and John r. Tnayer. OF
Backman of Stony Ford; J. ". Day. OF Mount
Kisco: Walter r. Wil.ets; of Rosyn; Long 1sinne'
David Bonner William II. Clark. r. X BOVINE,
Aif-ed de Cordova. Lewis G. Tewksbury and Robert
Hoe OF this city. Mr. Backman Is closing our mn ms
famous stony Ford stud in Orange County. TX,
CORPORATION Counsel Clark will sell his East par OF
.rotters-Nutshell. 2l5. and DICK. 2lo1. MessTs'
Bovine and De Cordova. the joint owners OF Ma
hoganv 212iL will sell that noted caInpalS heI. WI.
Tev,ksbury having bought Mascot. 2N. to drive on
the road vii sell his fast mare HeHpa' -l''' i'ie
sac will last until Friday night , a.. ,o..ars
using them for road horses. added another goo
one II his collection last week-Superior .HrI one
Is A Canadian mare. by Superior son OF Woou
Hambletonian She started In her trst race iasI
June and at Boston took a record OF Zl't III tHe
third heat OF a winning race. She was entered III
monty believed have good chance 10 WIN u' h
Che met with an accident wsncn cduseu heI !" ~ Nc
dstanced in the first heat Her owner sau '"e
could then trot in 212 or better