The sun., 1900-11-24
RACING.
Controllins Bodies Clash over ExtsndsA Ben.
ningS Meeting Results.

WASHINGTON. Nov q There Ia liabls to be
trouble between the Jockey Club and the West
ern Turf Congress over the latter body's In
tention 20 protect the interest Of the Crescen,
City Jockey Club for It's meeting mt New Or.
leans. The congress tried 70 blur the manage
mene here into shutting down the meeting on
Nov. 80. instead OF continuing until Dec O.
as sanctioned by the Jockey Club, and sent
word 10 the effect that all owners. trainers
Jockeys and horses which took part in the
meeting at the Bennings track after Deo
would be considered outlaws in the eyes OF
the Western Turf Consress This statemsnt
was backed up NY Presidents Howard Of tho
Western Turf Congress
Horsemen who have been In tho habit OF
running their horses in the West In the summer
ana also those who had intended to campaign
during the winter at New Orleans were afuid
OF the notice and many were about to desert
70 order 10 get chance to race In New Orleans.
put now things will be entirely different
August Belmont, the President Of the Jockey
Siqn sent telegram TO Clerk Of the Courss
that those who raced 10 the end Of the meeting
would be protected by the Jockey Club az all
aaazards President Howard stated In his
despateh some time ago, that there was an
Agreement between the Jockey Club and the
Western Turf Congress whereby the Jockey
but e M s'0R ssnons, IaSns in eesrs as Ea''
to contradict this Now that the Jockey Cnb
,ntas nas Issued the above statement it means that
70 bow down to the Jockey Club or else III o
horssinen from the West will have 10 remain
Ihere instead OF coming East in large drove 60
sSafins sor ,is me summer as has been the custom
a The racing az BenninSs this afternoon wa,
MS nfst class in every way and while only two OF
ue SIX iavorites were successful every WHINE r
was well played particularly Evelyn Byrd the
S; Sxinner; Of the iifth race, which had been backed
o FeTs.on en wss ,s sas few DAYS
ridden by Burns, he was beaten almost a SIX.
teenih Of mile by Perlon and Old Tank. To-
3-to-5 favorite a few days ago McAddie did
R b., have G his usual speed and was beaten by
ye Sanas ron wh0m he wS. II
eight pounds the best ~ the ights yet Nc Addie
was lengths in front all the way and won pulled
~ IN time TO boat the well-backed horse Rare
Perfume a head. while in the second race Cher
ries. A won by neck from Alzora. In the last
by First Whip. Summaries:
fiist Race-One mile and 90 yards s-Althsa 90
o ioi r. Walsh, 70 ioI place second si FisihuSs.
Wsst vs t,pno.sen' !hiId Time SO. The Chamberlain.
Second Face Five firionSs Cherries. 10, r.
SiseR TO 10 and TO S, won AIlora. i67 Picker.
R 'yfn ioi g.r S: ,C,S. 9SsI 9S sa5
Obey Provost. The Rogue and Albert Enrght si.o
Third Race Seven frlongs Leon Ferguson,
100 tNcCue IS 10 and even. won Mo,delmo lOe
H5,,lonl' ; TO for place. second old Tank. .loi
Games. third. Time. 20 i-a. Hawk. Capt. Jan
nary, Hopbrook Darwin, Bellamy Peflon, Berto
Ellen Terry and Lama also ran.
Fourth Race Six furlongs -McAddie li2 IT.
Walshl " and 10 s. won: Sadie S. 100 tRutteri
uu W ior plaoe. coupled with lsa. scond Robert
Waddel. lJo Burns, third. Time. 1918 IS. lsia
FIN Race One mile and 40 yards Evelyn Byrd
lO9 tRutter, ~ and even: won Spurs, i0i tbrten
70 fol place. second Beverage. IS N MichAelsl,
third. Time las as. Monmouth Boy, Randy
Decimal and Butterfly also ran.
sixth Race-one mile and 100 yards-Ftra whip
liz tBurnsl 10 and 10 S, won Imp, lf3 H2utter)
TO for place. second; Asguth 80 81. Slack third
Tine. l:I9 IS. hinniklnc also ran.
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