New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-01
vrvvvoRE n.uY TR,BJINr FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1895.

vel as ho.se-owacrs asked: I'D Michael f. Dwyer
Now that the affair is over IT might BE well to
say that Mr.. Dwyer was fortunate IN winning the
tain Harry Reed one OF the .nen who owned
horse that started in the race had claiming
act amount OF the purse in envelope. so as to
claim Harry Reed. The injury done to racing by
scarcely be estimated. -Isaces in which few FIELDS
OF evenly matched horses have been entered hsye
winner has been entered for the lowest possible
amounts every year on account OF me Tear that
prevents men from bidding on stake horses - IN
for other horse-owner and consequently sell,
ing platers viii increase in value ana stake horses
are likely TO be raced with their class
1t is possible that Colonel simmons may not be
the presiding judge at the Jockey club tracks next
10 resign Hence it is possible that Clarence Nc,
bowel may be the ruling spirit OF the judges
John Hugglns, who is well on his way to Eng
land at THIS time Che sailed on the st. PAUL. ;
on by alnos, Withdrawing at the last minute
Thomas Meehan attempted 10 aay his fears OF me
seasick in going to Sandy Hook Mr.. Meehan said
Dont be alarmed Before you are out 6 two aays
he ST. James Hotel" Huggins dolefuly replied
Ihais " a MN nobody Knows where the St. Paul
A. Jackson Joyner will retire from August Bel
unnt's stab. with flying colors. Mr.. Joyner VIII
not leave any real good things for his successor
spring on The public and every hDTse IN wn
ne- The Belmont horses have shown their true
form and even ~ skilful and expert trainer as
+ lanes H. and can hardly Improve the horses ina!
Mir JOINER Will resign TO his care Mr. Belmont
NAYS a high tribute TO the skill ana intelligence Ui
Mr Jovner whenever the occasion arises 10 iaiK
anon, the matter MIR. JOyner leaves Mr. Belmont
employment with the full confidence OF Mr BEL
,nnnt and with mis- kindest wishes for Joyners wei
fare and a firm belief in his integrity as a trainer
Il lanes Uyland will take charge OF Henry OF
Navarre and Dorian on Saturday and intends 10
assume charge OF the remainder OF Mr. Beimonts
horses AT the close OF the present meeting
Rem Brush ran d great race ana caused the spec
Gators To compare him with Requta. OF course, no
tTue comparison could be made. as the decisive de-
feat Of Zen Brush at Sheepshead Bay In the Fiat
hush Stakes at the same distance seven luriohSs)
as the Champagne Stakes must stand as the cr!-
%erion until il is efaced by defeat Michael
nuvsr Told a friend two weeks ago that he would
het s25 900 that Ben Brush could defeat Requltal al
seven furlongs on accoun; Of Colonel Thompson
Wr Dwyer dd nos care 10 press Tor match De-
tween the colts. , ~, -. p.oo,.daia
az soon as the Morris Park meeting Is endeu,
Many stables now at Morris PARK VIII be shippea
10 baltimore to take part in the proposed meeuhs
10 he held at Pimlico. The stewards OF the Jockey
CIuh should see TO X that thoroughly tiustworthy
officials are appointed to take charSe OF the Bat.
more meeting With the brilliant record mace AZ
Morris Park the Jockey CLUB has every reason 10
feel nroud and consequently extra precautions
shouli be taken to insure Clean honest ana Who!e-
some racing TO the residents OF baltimore py APP
1o,nting excellent and efficient officials