New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-07
TIERS FINE STANDS
FINAL SESSION OF THE BOARD OF hh-
VIEW MAKES VARIOUS DECISIONS.

-. ro.-5 IF Revievy of the National Trotting
Association continued its sessions in the Murray
Hi Hotel yesterday morning, II neihs ue NJ
and last aay OF the meeting Promptly al II d. H.
she board went into executive session
Shortly before noon the doors were thrown open
N hear the case Of Henry liter. Readville Mass
against the New York Trotting Assoclauoh' SfooF
1-n y Y OF application for the removal OF q me
of 500 imposed on August 20 last at the Brlshton
Beach track. liter drove IN the Z4o lto. VI
Susie ] He was driving for J. Malcolm foroeS'
Camden Mass The conditions were Iual Ia"
horse running the fastest heat got nrst n1ohe!-
Louise Mack won the first heat II Z:lots aho ousi
J. got the second in 2o68. the latter being me
fastest heat in the race TYtec swore that IN the
first heat he was interfered with, Two nor
breaking il front of him. liter SAID thal ne iiA "
bet Of 500 on Susie J. on the first neat ne ue
clared that he had not had complaint In seven
Years In answer 10 President Johnston inter
sstd that bs had made no explanation to the Judges
regarding the way in which he drove, ana hdo
beer asked for none. He did not know thar ne
had been lined until o'clock the night OF tLie
The board made the following oeclslon
IT IS apparent that Henry liter did not lhIehu
e commit 4 fraud or do any wrong. but MS own
evidence makes il plain that he did not or1Ve 10
win the first heat, and, in failing TO 90 So u"
violated the plain letter OF the rue proVloIhs ua0
every horse must be driven to the hnish ana
,,sr.so~s = &c orsared by the board that the fine
unanimously imposed by the judges must stand
Other cases we're decided as follows;
The National Trotting Association vs. john WOODS
ana Frank woods ST. GATHERINGS. Ont and the
pacing b e Norsenan, 2:li4, alias Dandy han.
Sorseuaan was raced in slow classes as Dahdy tiai
IA Canada, pennsylvania and New-fork state ne
Woods brothers claimed that the horse was pred
near st GATHERINGS and produced signed oocu-
-aeuts from men who claimed 70 be the preeoer
and owner tn the effect that the horse was sraisht-
TINS vs. sTter a race at New-41aInnuTS, Oandue-
Then rhe Woods brothers and the morse Went -
Ea-1,lror flnt There the men VINO hdo s-SLseI
tie pUerg REGARDING the horse said Ins-t t4iey el
not know vhst was ia the documents taey StsLu
ana ds not know the horse IN quesuol as Dai ~.
Ean rs--s we're begun against them IN the
Csrss,.n -o1,r4s fsr false testimony Inc decision
was thai loan Woods, Frank Woods ana the morse
me following applics ions for reIef from sas.
pereier, for r0--payraent OF entrance ices were
denieS- = p Hunt Eric. Penn, ana Gu :; Iich
Rlce. Harry smith Southampton, Penn, aiIo d
Brown Jife: Eucene snow, Kl0Aooro y; 81
n Ned Clover and Eben Clark Fhliade4Phl3'
znc 3. m. Z U 81 younqs+oV-,,
Chic was fned 800 for permitting susPetloeH. Loi
To perform on its track after notice
.or removal OF expulsion were oeuteE NJ 49,
j g Fcrglses Quebec, Canaoa n. 9i,a 80
plcatior for removal OF expulsion was sEaii0eo W
". S. foy WellstoFl. Ohio 80 - ,r,a-a
resolution was adopted on the deatn OF
sprague f',vgesseIt r. l. the first president Oh ale
National Trotting Association os..r
The Board held another executive ssss.on . ~
recess and then adjourned TO meet again NEAT 10'
al she cal Of the chair