The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-17

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WARRINGTON, Nov. 16-weather OF the most
rsr,cct lind attracted n large crowd to the
Bonnines track this afternoon. They were
trented TO some good racing, but their spScula-
tion was moor. Favoritcs were only successful
In two races. There was quito n howl during
tho third race, owing to the withdrawal Of
Timopr. Ho had been officially posted as .
starter, but became sick after his preliminary
| gallon and was withdrawn. Those who waEcred
| nm him of course lost their money, as tho Jockey
Club does not recognize betting. and under the
rnIes If tbo Metropolitan Turf Club q horse is
n starter when his number ~ posted, Tho
horsemen here have got Up z petition to be pre-,
Turney brothers be allowed TO start their horses
/ during the remainder OF tho meeting. Summa-
rics to-day:
First Race-Five and a half furlongs.-Rcd Spider.
IUi GMaher,, q TO | and Y TO I won; hthy, ZOE Jack.
SOM SsSn.lt TO ,l ! for Fiaic, , ffi0 rs. TIE S'cS Mama% on S,h aSs
| made y claim Of foul against The Manxman, which
P Sttna not B sl . i. wSmpuni. Bastion, vinitS.. Maud
| Adams and Sqrnn also ran.
wing, I to 10 and out, won; Princess India, lilo
Bergen. . to 9 Tor Place; second; Duchess Apnett,
tray, Crsyon, Palny pays, and Deal also ian.
/ for place. srcont; James Monin. 100 Co'Leary),
t aoa' pa T,@s; rs Mount Gun S WSah .nSsii a'P Rsr Own A' and
convcr tlon also ran. Msrsha,l was lstt at the post.
Ma ES a iiiG SS : 1IsHcr Sn2 to 9 and and S "taH ). Won; Mo9s
dor. ito BERGEN. out for place, second; Hairpin
lO5 tHewittl.. third. Time. l:2o, Brentwood. Lady
Firth Race-one milc.-saiiie Ciiauot, ll3 CHew.
~, to > and . to :; Non King II; ilS drying,
Time. IDS 30. Blue Devil and knight OF tho Garter
a!so ran. .''.
Tho card for tomorrow follows:
First RscerAll ,ge.; SIX And one half fgrlongs;a
G Ga4m'; i q; w s9dsf Ma eon. os IN M. t sscfte p,' sc. 1923
Second neutrality-suspicious. nve and a half fur.
longs Giles Shine. Taunton, Filament. VIII Glenn.
7 ,,,.,t naf yar,nr pipEarfnp Snn,t nn,lar Dnn
pahannock. Commercial Traveller. each 40; Arcllac,
Ella DAILY, whirlpool. Ellsrslie Belle. Gun Metal, Won.
Third Rsce-Three-y ear.olda and upward; ak and q
half furlongs.-kinyarra. 100; Mingo H.. 100; castor
Tide. 100; \ Ray. 100; Mary Jones. 81; Esherdown.
"a; Sir Frederic. 81; frosty, "; Fe!ichc. VI; VIII
Strattnn, ~.
Fourth Race-sellins two.yearolds; six furlongs.-
Handprcss. leo; Prince Auckland. 9s; Pontet Canet.
W; Slsior Alice. UTI Homelike. V5; Gen. Maceo. D5;
Fifth Race-Scling; three.year-olds and Upward;
one mile. Draw Lad, 100; Marslan. 1903; Abingdon,
lo5; Waterman, LOB; Azure, 1903; Timour, 100; Break
Belle OF Killarney, 82.
Sixth Race.-Steeplechase; two miles; gentlemen
riders.-Brock, 1866 Cradock, $50: Undine. l4s; BE.
val, i4o; Russian. 1870; Ben Bolt. 1870; Esawdust. 1870.
Jockey Club Stewards Again rake NJ Action
In the n. q. A. Case.
An adjourned meeting Of the Stewards Of tho
Jockey Club was held yesterday afternoon.
August Belmont, james Galway. James r.
Keene. and Andrew Miller wero present. The
question Of the Horsemen's Protective Associa-
ton was discussed, but owing to the absence
from the city OF Y. r. Hitchcock. and also to the
fact that j. ii. Bradford and +. X. Sturgis were
unavoidably prevented from being present. tho
Stewards considered the matter to be too seri-
GUS to take definite action without tho full
board.