The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-08
WESTERN TRACKS OBJECT.
AMERICAN TRoTTING ASSOCIATION
MAY NOT ADOPT NEW RULES.

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rom q week tour among INC HemooIs vi u
caeo inter OCEAN concerning the matter:
~ hawoS 80 ~ 80 -, en- .,,s,.,o,
nave yet TO meet or learn OK Inc existence
rules recently passed by the National Associa.
| ton. Judging from the opinions which Nom.
bers have expressed to mo, i am quite sure that
IL any attention In eiyen To the matter IL will DO
In the FORM OF q strenuous aenuhciation OF tne
action of the Eastern body. have talked with
- ot,or. 80 "a al .ona.mn ~. nav
n.' - o "o..t 49, on,nr
Il has ever received.
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,.r. ~ rI ho ,S0t tr an upn, .,. nSn. 90, many @or ,,o ~ ,"as
Ave years to exist, and these now rules will ruin
,ome Of tho E.stern mon. To aucb restriotiona
some Oh INC Eastern men. i suSn res1r,o.ons
the number of meetings in tho West so Der
cent There arc a great many owners who only
drive their horses once or twice during the year.
at the county or State fairs. and fow of these
nun "ouiu o"ro 70 'eno 'ne ""' u efou''e
az - m. A.
raw. a.. ,v,th ~, Iara. nronort,on ~ ~.
same as win US. a large proportioh OF tne
members OF the National Trotting Association
oau 49, Shsr. , hasd,h,n h.. hoau ,mno..d
upon tnem that will surely DO disastrous to
harness racing in that section of the country.
meas a BIZ per cent. Of tho harness horses as FAR
al the National ia concerned. We are Of the
opinion that both rules will prove Of great
| iujsts and y 9reat MANY Of tbe fastest harnesss
horses OF the East"
/, ,oot for a hja incr.ass this var "a The re,uib
Of the action of the National in adopting these
rules. The dividing line between the National
and American asssociations is practically the
| Ohio and Pennsyivania boundaries the Eastern
e9osn ha IN EEa Inf rev m MbiIs wo T SsyS ef b .a@f bu nhe =
mai nm,nbar sa., but hofora tho end NJ the
v year we eu viii nave a biz j ppeeiutees in the
Sot;ono q, ,arritorv WI WV
~ a Hsncoct ons of the oldest startinr
judges in the country and q former member Of
ton ION an onen Ietter 70 Tho Rrstrrn Horssn,an
condemnina aoout ali of the now rules adopted
ishinE HOBBIES. HaancocS saws Concerning the
abolition Of the straps,
,r,anni' @ anootinS nat the
cFrenus. = = n m ~. happ and p"Goo5 bd pr' x rH
are all right The c9ntrsptions are dSngero9s
to man and beast; Perhaps they VII do TO-
e. WITHOUT them after he - learns earns, his lessons put
The ypterun borsemap eynressea the 0DiniOn
that the congress erred in taking away from
e i nuI bea, Void wbere fraud Is Involved. He
saw" vs. that drivers sn NAV now pull their horses
viii have no way Of determininR whether or not
a horse has been pulled when the crooked work
is done in a deciding heat. He is unable TO SEQ
for drivers and he thinks that the repeal Of the
old rule relating to per:ormances at less than q
MILE Eet Ttsi d 1e muq ma aeF% pd 70 hsF yeste rdSipf For the
carly closing races Of the two trotting meetings
Hartford track was the first in the field with It's
programme for tho season of 1893. and the entry
list Is unusually interesting to borsemen as in
palgned on Eastern trotting courses this year.
For the ten races which recently closed Mana
ger w. B. Fasie reports a total Of 247 entries,
making an average OF more than twenty-four
horses for each race. The revived Charter Oak
of course the star event OF tho card for the Sep
TENDER Grand Circuit meeting. As noted yes.
the record for Subscription events. The men
ers next August are:
NJ. Malcolm Forbes, Boston, Mass. W.. H. Fearing,
New York; John +. Dinsee. Brooklyn Thomas i.
Butler, New York; William Simpson, New York; Q.
J. Hamiin, BdnnIo; Marcus Daily. Anaconda. Mont
Charles N. Reed. Erie. Pa; George II. Ketcham. To-
ledo, o; J. f. H~ubinger.. New Haven. Conn; Frank
Jones; Portsmouth. n, H.; Charles Whittrmore; Bos'
ton, Mass; George D. kichards, power, y j.; w
ARMSTRONG 9xford; Pa; +: E. Hendri'E. Tafty,lls.
tIr pa = cDa1 1en' " WSitcppmS nost q > M Mssh ri \ II
cam i IL s. Van Bo X q Rurlinsame' CAL h s.
smith. cleveland. o.; Huntington Brown, Mansfield.
Galesbur2. H., and Robert u. Mathieson, Pierre. $. d
Tn. . Ia rafting race Of the Grand Circuit
n,cetIny flIed Wiz thirtv.ann entries Among
the weii Known horses nominated are John III.
Shuits's Town Lady and Lillian wilkes. James
ReoIIIy. Aioinh SpreckeIs's Dione' Walnut Grove
FARM Preston. Mart Demarests Eager. j. G.
Wi i II w RRpown's iltoka Si"ter e. Bred..
burns RUBY r. Masseth's Minnie Mcireror.