The sun., 1900-12-07
, clos. na,,t, 4, tso7 si,sn wss en- sa aed

by close margin In 1907 Sloan was engaged
10 ride fof Pierre ioflllntd. tie had yhe,.
nomenal succcss, par'I, ulsrly In nc shntt
Sscu Ss,sr. He''" s"a.d E. fs"c,' ill., % 6s. % Is.
retained ny Iora VIII ~ pcte-lctd q. Vel
-ucccas The Prince 81 Wales tccorni ia ,,i
the worth ~ the american by cnsaains Nv,
e ride hls n!ly Non1gch in 'he OAK uo, nn.
lcft standing ~ tho post Later sloan v,n
The old CAM nbrideeshlre iIsnd,.cnn iot VIZ"
rrlnce of wales op No9sgch u n,s ,," S."nn ln
Maple sir ! waldo Grir,S and others
Sloan ~"s ono" tTrnrimNpd'd do,sf r"T HrS" fsVor
began with tho bottl' igi lent, In whi'n In hn
English waiter received the worst nt ,n"
argument Though stiil rrcosnlY"d q, ,.rI" viz"
80 popular NJ the Reir bows last season
the hesin1ns Of a." yc2r i," gg"snehh nCe. rocn.
tracks and the indications now are ult
Dannv Maher IL destined 10 enjoy me
fav9rrtIsm bestowed t," y"9ts ago Gn N,%nb GIub
eSonerating Lester Rein was eNpect'h on
account of the favorable commcni- con, ON
a.od IL tn" Ens'h 81 p"s"r. snr.om"n '"% Many
expressed the opinion that now the Jockey
Club had yielded to public. 9pin ION ana mage
other S Am Americans f would be allowed TO ride
without persecution, provided they do not
infringe the rules .., s,,,v I,
tho evening in reference TO the decision on
the English Jockey club. 70 deny license
10 Tod Sloan He stated that ie regretted
the occurrence deeply and laid thnt ne Wus
not aware that there was rule OF the fnghs
Jockey Club 10y which jockey could pe
ruled of IJr receiving gratui'y ior winning
MIR. Whitney stated however, thnt q. YET
he Is not acquainted with the rules OF tns
English turf and therefore could no, SPEAK
fulv a tho rpaffpf mt irpspnt MI W lHli'l
expressed the opinion that Sloan VS. ne
greatest artist IN hlS profession and la,n a.
Il fully believe that If ever sloan mace
mistake in a race il could be laid 70 hi- oV"r-
eaggrrncs' and pig oyerGonndrhhos, bn ,n will
vindicate himself before the stewards oi the
Jockey Club, doubtless he will do so. Aye,
hs arean ookev tS nc CUB viii III do with the
Among the passengers who arrived last
land we're the Ancrlcan Jockeys, Mnhher,.
Jenkins and the Reif brothers When lHE
srN reporter boarded the steamer al tluaTan,
tine he was informed that they had reured
WAsHIN0ToN. Dec. o-The sole topic Of
conversation at the Bennings track ms nlter,
stewards of the English Jockey ine rRRitp
DTyer sa9 ha, made ID has moTs %T"H Which h
for the best interests OF the turf,
"Sloan." he said. has been lioni7ed wherever
he has gone owing 10 the success he mas had
until he received the idea that Tod sloan
was the one and only person on the earth
He has been doing 40 many things M. own
way during the past yoar that he ia generhily
regarded as n disturber what caused ,he
English Jockey Club to rule as they did -
bevond my Imagination. but ] believe that
foul riding In races has as much TO do with
such weli.kpown owners as W p. Burch.
Tom Hnalev, Charles Hin and many others
all agreed that the decision was for the best
interest of the American turf;
SAN Francisco Dec O 6--Opinion of SPORT
ing men here i that under English rulin.g,
Sloan will he Permitted to ride here , IL
ne had been actually barred of English
tracks then he would have been barred here
Experts hold that the intimation that his
license would not be renewed next year Is
not equivalent to ruling on.