Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-05-09

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WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-For this
.,;aa far warmer; variable winds becom-
I'M .outhwesterly
Tur RACE TRACKS. The last two
,sces at ST. Asaph yesterday resulted
g Filth race, mile.-Bandit won, Van
Brnnt second, Hammie third. Time
i'. SIXTH race, 81 Undergraduates
ron. Senator Vest second, Waterman
third. Time 10.
The future course Of the Virginia
rockey Club was definitely mapped ont
ny q circular which was issued to the
borsemeD, stating that the meeting
would continue after May II under
Western rurfCongress rules. Another
meeting of the stockholders will be held
This evening at which the question of a
division of dates with the Old Domin-
ion Club and other details will be ar
ranged. The programme for the sum-
mer meeting will be announced on
May 10.
A meeting of the officials was held
last night, and S. w. Street, Macy and
the FLY Summertime were ruled off
Of the Jockey Club tracks. Street is
the owner of the filly that was pulled
BY Macy last Friday. 1t was stated
that Macy made a confession to the eff
feet that Street had engaged him the
night before to pull Summertime, and
also that Street was anxious to secure
his services as jockey on the remunera-
tive basis of 500 for 'pull, when so
instructed, and $25 for a winning
mount, when so instructed. The mat
Ter will now go to the Jockey Club,
when it is expected that it will be Still
further sifted, and Streets version of
the affair heard.
Before Macy was called into the ex-
eeutlce committee room, one Of the
prominent stockholders of the track
Questioned him closely as to the orders
he had received before mounting Sum.
mertime. Macy denied that Mr.. j.
NJ. Hill bad ordered him to "pull," but
he stated that doc" Streets, although
the latter was in Saratoga, N. Y, on
MAY 5, had wired orders of chow to
ride the fly"
a new starter and new presiding
Judge made their appearance at St.
Asaph yesterday, Messrs. Fitzgerald
and Powers having been summoned to
appear at the meeting of the Jockey
Club in New York, to testify in what
was expected to be general investiga-
ton of recent events at st. Asapb.
Fitzpatrick welded the red flag yesler-
day, and MIR. It. Wood Martin was the
Judge.
At the Jockey Club meeting held in
New York last night it was decided to
the case of the running of
at ST. Asaph recently. A
hearing will take place at the office of
the Jockey Club tonight. Notices
were sent to the stewards and also to
J. NJ. Hill, s. w. Street, Jockey Macy
and Trainer Bloch, to be present at this
hearing.
1t was resolved that the Jockey Club
assume full jurisdiction over all racing
on courses located East of the eighty
fourth meridian, to the boundaries OF
kentucky; thence along the eastern
boundaries of Kentucky, Tennessee,
aud Alabama to the Gulf of Mexico, and
all associations within such jurisdiction
TO be recognized, must obtain license
from the Jockey Club. Under this rul-
ing, in the event of the st. Asaph track
running under Turf Congress jurisdic-
ton, the horses taking part in such
meeting will not be eligible to start on
Jockey Club tracks.
The entries for tomorrow are as fol-
lows
First race J mile-Golden Gate 95,
Pontlear 81, Black Beauty 90, Peter the
Great 1O2, Will Fonso 102, Marshall
107, Wheeler 105, Edna May SIS.
Second race, J mile-Tutelage 95,
Fred X 95, Karma 95, Creosote 95, Ban
dela lO4, Florene Hubbard 95, Belle
Washington 95, Benning 95, Fifield 107.
Third race, mile-Restraint LOG,
Darkness los, Kilkenny los, Cass los,
West Park los, Truepenny 107, Long
brook los.
Fourth race, l mile--Lady Adams
lO3, Nockbarren 100, Southside 90,
Harry Alonzo 1l2, Van Brunt 1O2,
Lollie Eastin 81.
Fifth race, 4 mile-Reform 9S, Vision
9S, Mac Hunt Sc, Kandor 10Y, Flying
Scud SO, Alta Vista 90, Hellas IS, Fran
ciscan 9S, Ruby 80.
Sixth race, mile-Mural los, The
Kite los, Tyvana los, Laura Davis lO5,
Gloria los, Bessie Browning los.