The evening times., 1896-07-18
TRACK AND STABLE.

The action of the Coney Island officials
in refusing the entries of the Lauretta sta
ble's Forget. under racing rule -, has been
approved by the j. ockey Club stewards. The
stables entries Will be refused IN future
over all courses under Jockey Club juris-
dicton.
Among the recent arrials at Lakeside,
one of ChiCago's ''dinkey'' tracks, is Do
rian, the great 81 900 disappointment 10y
Sir Modred-Glendora. Mat Foster pU.-
cha sed Inn recently from August BclmoIJ
for little or nothing lie is now stable
companion OF DR.. Rice, Sullross, Eloroy and
Disturbance.
Joe Ullman was arrested in New York the
other day on an alleged charge OF running
a poolroom. The police presented no case
whatever against Joe, and the district at
torney practically acknowledged that III
man could not be convicted. Ullnan halls
from St Louis.
Barney Schreiber was thirty years old
Tuesday and he won two swell bets on
Charles p. and Hawthorne Barney was i'm
mensely pleased to See Hawthorne callop
home in front Of his field. Schreibers birth
day falls fn the same day as that of his
aged father, who Is well and hearty in the
old country. Harney sent him message
of congratsIlation IL st night. He intenGs to
pay his parents an extended visit next
winter.
CoucIe and Gum. the Chicago tnrfmen,
have sold !Caesarian 10 b. F. Johnson for
$1,000. lie is q four year old by FauStus
-Cleopat ra and wa formerly i'll The stable
of Byron McClelland. johnson has dissolved
partnership with George Hankins and all
their horses are now racing in the name
and colors of johnson. Hankins says he
does not believe in racing horses over his
own tracks. He has an interest i'll all the
..dinEpC-' frupL arpuul Cbifaup
Ed. Comigan has ordered his trainer,
VIII McDaDicls, to ship his horses TO CinCin-
natl this week. McDaniels has Answer,
Satyr, The Bachelor and number of CorTi-
gaD'S other horses at the Fair Grounds. Nc
Daniels thinks Corrigan intends to take tie
best of lis stable to Detroit and leave him
(McDanielslIn charge of the rest at Latonia.
McDanielsis popular with the Fair Grounds
officials. and they will, no doubt, be sorry
to hear thJt CorriEan has ordered him East.
McDaDiels used TO train for Cushing and
Orth which they had Boundless, Calhoun
| and Lookout, three of the greatest three
year-olds ever seen ON the Western circuit.
During the Coney Island Jockey Club
meeting just closed. scvcnty-six races We're
| run, 295 horses competing for the S13l so
| which was distributed. The principal Win
ming owners are: j. j. McCaffcrty, S22.-
S25; Brookdale Stable, $50, $40; Blem.
tOD u L L dtttiSui,
| $50; j. II. Mccormack, So, $50; Marcus
Daily, 81, 100: a. II. and d. II. Morris, S3,
| 700; G Fleisc chmann & Sons, So, $50;
Kensico Stable, S3, $50; W. n. Wallace, S3,-
| las; ]. w. Rogers, So, Ts0; j. E. Mcdonald,
| $1,000; j. X. and F P. Keene, 81 $40; Erie
Stable, 81 sos; Trowbridge Co., 81 $50.
Judged by the recent Sheepshead meeting
| Ornament is the best wo-year-old 10 show
| to date the present season. says a Gotham
| writer. He won two of his three starts. car
| rying 125 pounds at each appearance. On
| July Winged Foot beat him in the fast
| time of 1.1O 1-5 for the Furturity course.
| On Saturday he won. going the same dis
tance in1:l2. with Winged Foot behind him.
| He appeared, however to have considera-
| bic in reserve. despite his bad dactinsthrougli-
| out the three quarters of an hour delay at the
post. 1t is understood that August Belmont,
| Just before he sailed for Europe, made Pat
| terson u handsome offer for Ornament.