The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-10
Turf Notes.

The Kentucky Derby winner, Manuel. has gone
lame and will not start for the Clark Stakes.
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Dave Sloan. brother of the noted Jockey. has re.
turned from England. He says his party is not a
winner.
yesterday Howard Mann bolted to the outside fence.
and, wheeling round. started of the reverse way OF
the course.
Entries for the Champion steeplechasc. with
$4,000 added to be run At the Morris Park fall
the date limit for supplementary closing is Aug. II,
Jockey Tommy Burns turned up at Morris Park
ss,nrFss5 t., to T Tsarn Pt IT., in b, the b. second sC%% to race ,v and was
politan,
ST. LOUIS. NAV a,.Repr-sent,tives Of Lord viii.
liam Beresford aud other En- Ilish %nohlemen were in
s.. Lonis on Tuesday morn ny but under cover.
turfmen in st. louis and they have orders to pur.
chase at least twenty thoroughbred yearlings and
are worth ]shipHins to the other side and IiaSIe I" q
hold their own with the English horses.
CHICAGO, May H.-Jim O'Leary's poolroom and the
betting shed at the Rohy race rack we're destroyed
by hre last night. The racing. season opens on
would begin today. The Are started under r iir c
stances that gave rise to the suspicion that it was the
R~acetrack iralomsies are Thought to be at the bottom
Of .r, the sn3 H. IN" %spiEId lni -, we're o%o large two'story
CHIcAGo. May a.-Tic BrsrI Of Review NJ the Ma
tional Irotung Association met at the Palmer
tiOns Of s6nses whisch have heem submitted for
Christie, Toronto. Chairman Of the Eastern
district board Frank Bowen. Philadelphia. OF
the Atlantic district W. q. Pollock. Cleye.
land. Of the Central district John L. Mitchell.
MilUaukee. Of the Western district, and P. p. John.
ston. Lexington. President; David Bonner. New York,
and y. T. Smith, San Francisco, Vice. Presidents;
Lewis Powers: Springfield. Mass. Treasurer. and W.
II. Gocher, Hartford, Conn. Secretary, e~x.othcio
board members A number OF racing men we're
were given out to night. Considerable routine hnGi.
ness was transacted.
san FRASCIsCo. MAY P.-The Pacific Coast Jockey
Club to-day won its suit against Chief Lees and the
Police Department, Ae Police Judge Murasky decided
that the police exec led their authority in breaking
into lnglrslde Park. arrestIng bookmAkers. and conhs.
eating property with nut due process Of law. The
Judge issued an injunction restraining the police
from entering the lnRleside track without the clubs
content except in q legal manner. The decision did
not touch on the y aiidity Of the anti. betting ordi.
nance. but merely laid down the Law that the police
had no right TO enter private premises except
when armed with a warrant. Mere superstition that
\ misdeIneanor 10 heing conducted within the in.
closure gives no right to the police to make forcible
entrance. The decision does not help the club, as
next week ends the racing season which II IL now on
At Oakland Park. In line with this decision Police
Judge GroeLinRer to-day dismissed cases against
thirty-etRht rAretrack employees arrested for vinlat
ing the municipal ordinance prohibiting betting on
horse races or coursing matches. The Judge held
mat the ordinance II invalid because ~ the irTeu.
ularty IN the minutes VI the Supervisors.