New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
TROTTING.
DECISIONS BY THE BOARD OF REVIEW OF
TIKI. NATIONAL. ASSOCIATION.

| DECISIONS BY THE BOARD OF REVIEW OF
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Many ,mnortant decisions were given last night
h tho BOARD of Review Of the National Irottng
AssSciation which Is holding Its annua' 'n'',s az
the Murray Hill Hotel One OF the pr'nc'p", 0"','
to come before the Board yesterday was 'ha' III
+ which W. f. Lendrum of No. 40 NewarN-nVu''
Iao, C,v and The horse Billy Mack figure. Bl'iy
uack won a 81 COO purse heat. and another Oh 'ne
yalue NJ $500 at Parkve. In October last h"' 10
entered as Restaurant Boy ran at the mee'hs d.
New brunswick. Charles G. Mosher tesliie' 'I'"'
the place where the horse was aNeseu !. Ia
heen purchased was found TO be n blachs'h''"
sho, In Rrooklyn Additional testimony prove"
,hat Restaurant Boy was Billy Mack by Barthoio-
new Wilkes. 49, ,orso
Lendrum Billy Mack and the driver OF '''e HUI ~
Mcpherson were expelled by the boar".
~ r.a haar,pg in the case of Edward NJ. Giles, OF
Nod,ord Mass: William f. Abbott, Of Boston, a..
Uavo tr of Springfield Mass and j. NJ chase Vi
Essex Junction Vt. who were expelled lot "ilese'
fraud AT the saugus Track, at Franklin farN'
Mass. was continued They have app"eu 'o'
reinstatement 49,,
Cors,asrnh,e fine was devoted to hearing the
counaint against the state Fair Association Oh
West Virginia. The charge Is suppression OF u"e'
1t is alleged that the practice OF suppressNs ",'
existed at the track for eleven years. "heh an ei
fort TO reform matters was made by A NJ liam
ilton a supervisor OF the National Association
Hamilton testified TO having used a borrowed stop
watch TO time the races at which the exact time
was suppressed c. +. Bailey one OF the track
judges swore that it generally understood 'hat
the time displayed at the close Of every race Was S
false and that the reason this infracuon OF the
rules corrected was the ineXperiehce OF the
judges. ~. - -..
The Board denied the application OF W. c. Grant
OF Erie Penn, for the return OF the penalty I'M
posed on him for the alleged pulling OF horse AT
clarence Ware of Mount Vernon, was declared
suspended until the recording fee In connection
with the entering Of a horse in recent contest
VI C. Guion Of Pleasantvle, n. Y, was found
NO John Hanno me 3r OF Johnstown. Penn accused
of racing Hornet after Hornet had been identified
as Judge Holt was expelled as was the alleged
dscdsd That the won By ' fsTrod
Of New-YOrk, and others interested and be dis
tibuted to those entitled to os declared Sis
pended until all the money won by The mare A'4lie
St. Clair in an unlawful manner be REFUNDED
Mass was expelled because of alleged violation
of the rules in racing Robert To Boy -, ,a,t,or,
Conn. for reinstatement denied. a similar
fate Vas decreed to l. D. Brokaw Of BROOKLYN l:l
accused of using vile language on racetrack and
Mr.. Hayden was alleged to have entered ringer
William r Hudson Of Providence r. J.; J. II.
Collinewood Of Hillsgrove 4 l. ana third PATTY IT
contested heat; were directed to distribute the
money awarded TO the horse Gray Fern. Ihe APP
shed because Of infraction Of the rules at the race
in CarrOlltown, Penn. denied The decision OF
the Judges u the case Contest Of Wh cdes under G the
auspices of the Bridgeport Driving Association was
j H. Bronson. OF New-Haven. Conn. and the
PAGER Dan O, who suspended at the meet IN
Medford, Mass. In October last were reieas 10
Strong, Of New-York, for the release OF himself
and tie Cube. suspended November last was
The Board will convene at 10 o'clock this morning.