The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-28
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
JOCKEYS REIFF, JENKINS AND
M'INTYRE ARRIVE HERE.
Rcin Says Tie IL Conndent That He WIN
he Relnstated IN France-Mcthcsney
May he Entered In the Eastern Handi.
caps-keene 10 Try for American Derby

| capS-heenet 10 IryIOr American DoSuS
John Rein. the celebrated American Jockey
| who recently cot into trou BILE with the French
! turf authorities. arrived here yesterday on
| the steamship Philadelphia and left at 2a'
| O'Clock for California. Before leaving Paris
| Rein recovered dana ges from a French
| new spaper for publishing his picture and a
| Statement: to the effect that he had pulled
| horses. which resulted in the forfeiture OF
| his license to ride on the French tracks. Rein
| took breakfast at the Hoffman House ana
| when asked about his trouble on tho other
| side he was not inclined tc 60 into details.
| but be did say that he expected to receive
| his license back before the opening OF next
| season. According to Rein. his case IL now
| ~ the hands Of the Minister OF Agriculture.
| who has appointed committee of five we'll
| known turfmen. including NJ Blanc. the boys
employer. who viii look over the evidence
| and render u decision which Rein believes
confidently will be in his favor Rein said
that he had merely come buck for tho holi-
DAYS and would return to France shortly.
| 18th Rein came two other well-kno an
| Jockeys, \. Mcintyre and Glen jenkins
| The latter. who has been riding In England.
| surprised his friends with the statement
that harmony does not exist among some
| OF the American Jockeys abroad.
| i've got kick to make against Danny
| Maher. said Jenkins. HE acted In the mean
est way toward me rs though he was jealous.
| He tried to have me ruled of at Doncuster
and at Gatwiok. At the iattcr truck had the
mount on Lord Ellesmere's Pax. ! won with
| that horse, something Maher could rot do in
| a previous race. He charged NE with having
| bun ped him in the race, although he used the
| same tactics against others. In another race
ne. and Lam an American Jenkins Nill
r rH s IN tns County iTg McntyrS s spend
| a few weeks in New Jersey. after which he
Will go tn Europe again.
| 1t Is possible that the crack Western three
y'nr-old Mcahcsncy, viii be seen ~ the big
Eastern handraps next season. N II; ITCH -
| of $4,000 to Durneli 4 Herr for the colt and il
| he secures him McChesney viii be entered for
brighton Y hSndica,ps' Tichenor. i IS also I be.
Hermis. nnrpell Herr hrve refused the
| rs he believes That McChcsney is the greatest
| rae horse ~ America, an opinion shared by a
| NcChesney win the Christmas Handicap at
| New Or leans and was AZ Impressed with the
colt. spl"nd'd rec that heimlnedr'tely opened
There is rerort, in, circulation. said to
| have orieinated with the Was gton Park
start horse In next years American Derby.
| John 4. Drake Is aut ority for the statement
rat Mr kefGs o vs. dT.re r last sum nm
Tor a distance of ground The Washington
inc The v Entry OF EitecSarai in conse 9ience
Tie stewards at lnel'side. following tie
are hot on The trail Of evil doors s On FRIDAY
because OF the sudden form reversal by sun
nello the, california oflcidls suspended tie
further INVESTIGATION. Bullman., WHO j.
IN good standing again at Ineleside. rode
TIE d"ath Of P e., r' Ws M .n Stallion Top
ton was not unexpcctcd He Lad been niiinS
| Of the bowels Top GallHnt was imported
into Canada some years ago and later spent
Ahis"tte. Curacao. Ga l.it on and other good
lorses. Then he went to Tennessee where
he sired. among other good ones. Aleo Ty-
ianeway and Tep;oil, all fair two-yeaI-olds
-, year. TOP GallaIt also sired the dams of
McChesney and defiant. He was 10 years
Leander Sire Is going Into the turf game
a number OF yearngs and by next April he
cvp"cts TO own string OF twenty horses,
older tried performers. Counsellor Bill"
Bren will train for Sire and Is now In Ken
lucky looking over stock.
Jockey Barry has signed to ride for Joseph
T, Midener in steeplechascs next season.
M IN ns se T HnrTso at fEtSn
purchGs,, by Mr.. Wt'ener. have rot only been
hunted over a stir country sine, the local
season closed
julius Tlei.cpmann ha. Just lost a promis-
Ing ycarling colt by Star Ruby out of Long
TlSisshmanns iarm az East MiIistons. but
4 new amendment to the Rules OF RIA cling
viii probably be adopted by the Jockey Ciuh
y ich viii strike on, the first para graph o.
cnlnstances horse may be allowed to run
~ the name of the ira liner and In colors not
must carry l. owners colors In all m ces
Z; }. Arnold is doing some sens.tional
' acnrsd ny 1"s cstchps the sacona
race at Frisco ard the last at New Orleans
: 81 Sn %, to 10 t. :y
on Potrnte and winning $4,000 on Irene Lind
sey with place wager.
law track at ScWTor Tf0 Ry arr " 's town
Yesterday aud registered ut the Waldorf
pc t .s ss,: TO ke Part IN
the cstern Union the wire scryicc necessary
for the conduct OF a foreign book NJ New
jockey Frank Duffy who Ia. arrived at
the Newport track. says that before leaving
Cub 10 find out II re-. would he ruled OF the
f stern turf IL he rode at the OUTLAW" track
~ sd TIT hey, he vas inror"sd that riding at
metropolt'n tracks.
Jack Martin. Juliu. ,Flc,schmanns star
parents at Toronto. ha. gone 70 New Orleans.
where he expects 70 ride for Billy Karrck
eSas by .orsa sm III.
better known as Pittsburgh Phil" the fol-
! lowers of racing in the Smoky City owl.
| about s5n; ZOO last Wednesday. They pillaRed
| room Just outside the city limits 'Play
| Nhlana!" was the noted plum gers message
eagerly that the layers soon rubbed the price
| on tirelv.
..JR, Ar, p, Kcene's Olympisn and MONDAY
| u. arrived here on the Minnehaha yesterday.
| Olvmpinn who wa one OF the crnck two-year-
! ODDS In ills country two years q 20, met with
only fair success in En- gland He set a fast
| Dnce in the Derby last year. which was won by
| Volodyov'ki and was then con sidered or @ OF
| the speediest horses of his age In En- gland
| MONDAY ii. has also raced abroad with
| fair results.