The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-10
BARRETT IS EXPELLED.
HB BoUSRT POOLS ON A RACE
WHILE ACTING AS "A JUDGE

tnc hoaEu o. ~
ssn,s aethstaternen IL Discentinued-ttsny
Deeihioah Rshdsfea BY tho Turf Court.
In executive session yesterday the Board Of
Review Of the National T~rotting Association
decided q number OF cases in which testi-
mony had been taken earlier in tho week. A
somewhat extraordinary proceeding occurred In
the morning, whcn II. d. Carroll. George H..
Huber, and other horsemen appeared before the
board 10 urge vigorous action In the Charter
ringing case. Carroll said he had heard persons
In the hall offering to wager that Jeremiah Muir
ply, the principal defendant In the case, would
ret on with q fine Of 800.
III any such nominal penalty as that is to DO
Aecfeed for such n braaen piece OF business as
this" said the Now York horsemah,, then wo
may as well stop racing on the square and all go
into the ringing businoes."
President Johnston quickly informed Carroll
that declsion had been arrived at in the case.
and that when It was announced he would hhd
70 was very far from being nominal. Later IN
the day It was announced that Murphy and the
mare Charter. alias Rose. had been expelled. This
ruling will prove something OF d hardship to
n. A.. Fairbairn, O woliknown downtown
broker. who purchased Charter from Murphy o
abort time after her true identity was dis.
covered. Fairbairn bought her to race, and the
hrst thing he did after inakinR tho purchase
was to pay over to the Secretary OF the National
Association the amount OF her unlawful win
nings while In Murphy's hands. He was under
no obligation to do this. 1t is said that Charter
has shown n trial in 2:15 this season.
In the case Of J. f. Barrett, Secretary Of the
Maine Mile.Track Association. Portland, Me-,
VINO was tried On Wednesday for having bought
nocls on o race while officiating as Judge, the
board found him guilty and he was ruled OF
tho turf. Barrett 10 a prominent breeder, and 10
a ANtA TINT hh nnnraivad fha nlnp NJ hrtldjnr
tho noted Rigby track. where John r. Gentry
made his record of 2:oois. The association of
which Barrett is Secretary was ordered to ap-
pear before the board at its next meeting in this
city and show cause why q fine should not be
imposed for making entries In Its races without
authority from owners. This ruling grew out of
tho disputed entries Of Waldo T. Pierce, the
owner of Alcidalia. 2:1oh, 1t having been shown
been padding its entry list. This case was de-
cidod In favor OF Pierce, who refused to pay his
sntss SaS , fse on m En- f fo sntsr rh n5S Sser : misyy. Srs.
Another notable case of expulsion, was that Of /
CHARGED with, having started the fake story
about the poisoning Of I: II, Hhrriman's two,
thet Ryerson was expelled in 1890 for ringing /
the horse .Taylorson, but was reinstated tenn |
I SSssrilyT gse ssr he q snt SIs re dhs s%pleS q eI Hsrsii
With the present meeting of the board. and his
1ppication for . continuance was this time re-
fused. Ryercon is now on his way to. Europe. |
died and enforced BY ali turf ereanizations L
Il not unlikely that the Orange county man will
series of .up-country cases, which furnished
Came from Catskill. Y. Y, and related in part |
70 the blunders of an incompetent secretary.
d tho track there last May, and Secretary |
Gocher produced as evidence ~ the case ali
dI-sherif and Assemblyman. Indicating that
r. time had been taken A n, Pr: . a, Dean Pres;
Aess, and that he had merely omitted to incof-
pSSsate the her records II his Eelort y the Hartford
siy careless. and held that DR.: Deans trot.
ter was not subject to the penalty for a"no
,5 RSi Ds1 SiS Xsss patti ssEErI t. tT r. 0t lsIss ea 4ssuI f.,
TRY before the advertised hour. Of closing, and
that ali entries not SO deposited shall b. ineli.
ffom Cairo, n. r. a letter from the doctor was
R:0fMa .s au Ssaf Is a 1ae o SSs.%iaiTS f iso sntr y:9 y
q Carr, S,bs Closing ,f HaE; ad u IT, question s.s MAJ Is
few; dollars. Il was d deemed ed to I be impor faat IS
Dean presentsd P His evidence "a to tic seo board liz Il lie Iii;
case, seeking. to make his entry at Cairo good, |
sntra nc sh monsy a at Pous shE asasea By 8 ss Siei% iG To-
show that his entry there was illegal, because it |
bore the ,posImark later than the day on which
eaidi he, bat the board 30 Mir ruled led against gain e him Inn IL 1' Both.
cairo case. regardless dc Of the actual time Of II nu sfH
ang, WHILE the p9nghkeepsie entry was decided
p &c e xatd w Hna u sieaiRE on as tho e d ground that the
George II. Huber overthrow an erroneous rul- |
iNaF 70 or o fhs 5dSaEet1b 4, in rG e rage ;ov at Malone:
: chsrriss &.' tes h ! that hat the R,s h Saaxsr' ElIeei
Of his race ct Malone. and finished behind the
d di5s aSs fss s ,s yet x the 1 hSgT1anlT reported 9 him IN
Eliai 7. won the race. Huber protested the
t s11sSi his protest r. fss, declaring El a 1; e have been
bnrse redistributed accordingly.
The board ruled IN the case Of Barney Dem
ISOLATION that it had no jurisdiction OF the mat
ter, Demarest tried to recover money held out
for unpaid entrance fees in 1896. The horses
concerned in each case belonged to different
VI. ii. Bowdoin Of Hartford. who confessed to
Ringing Gean Bruce as Leah Hicks. was expelled.
And OF the Session or the hoard or Appeals or
the A. r. A.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The Board of Appeals of the
American Trottlng Association finished its ses-
sion to-day and gave out the last of the long list
of decisions. In all about 200 protests were
disposed of. most of them on documentary evil
dcnce, although In some OF tho cases the return
Of large winnings and the disposition of valu-
able purses were involved. A feature of this
years sitting OF the board was that no
explosions from the association were made.
Several owners and horses were out
{awed for q time where horses had
temporary, ban: To-day thirty.one cases were
lowing; Application, of Alex. Hurst OF David
City, Mob, and Theodore Beebe and brown
Relding Harry Holton of Osceola, Neb.. for rein
that Hurst,s application be granted, and that
Ssebe and his horse remain suspended until
the american, Trotting Association Vi. j. Ii.
McIntosh and Chuck Anderson OF Marietta,
Ga, which Is a demand for the return Of unlaw-
ful winnings, 1t was ordered that McIntosh and
Anderson be each fined 5000 and suspended I'M
horses be suspended for q like period.
Similar order Of suspension without fine was
pnade In the case of c. +. Haley OF Des Moines.
Ia; John F. Kenney OF Nevada. Mo-, and blk Y.
John Kenney, fined $50 for performing while
under SUSPENSION and gugDendad until the fine