The Washington times., 1905-03-07
CORR|GAN'S FORCES
-OUTLAWED IN WEST
Horses. Trainers. and Jock
eys Put Under Ban.
WILL FIGHT TO FINISH
Western Jockey Club Determined to
Wipe Out New rganization-WilI
Close Chicago Tracks.

CHICAGO, March 7.-All the train
ers, jockeys and horses that have par
ticipated in the City Park track meet
ing at New Orleans Were catalogued
among the list of outlaws by the board
of stewards of the Western Jockey
Club at its monthly meeting last night
This action by the stewards means
that the struggle for supremacy be-
tween the Western Jockey Club and
the new organization, controlled by Ed
ward Corrigan, is to be fight TO
finish, and in all probability will result
in the closing of Chicago race tracks
for this season at least
Controlled by Corrigan.
Hawthorne track, which alternates
with Harlem during the summer, Is now
controlled by the Corrigan party. and
any owner, jockey, horse or trainer that
takes part in the meeting at the new
track at New Orleans will not be allow
ed to race on the Chicago tracks still
under the jurisdiction of the Western
Jockey Club:
The intention of Corrigan and his
associates is to bring the horses now
racing at the City Park track at New
Orleans to Chicago to take part In the
Hawthorne meeting, which is scheduled
to open in May Hawthorne has the
for forty-three days of racing, but il
the owners. jockeys, horses. and train
ers now racing at Corrigans New Or
leans track are brought to Hawthorne
that track will be placed in the outlaw
list 1t is said, and the sanction or the
Western Jockey Club will be with
drawn
Dates for Chicago.
1t is the general belief that one of the
Chicago tracks which is still with the
old organization will be given the Haw-
thorne dates.
A list of revoked licenses of jockeys
and trainers was issued by Secretary
Woodruff, however. and the scope OF the
rulings Indicates clearly that no eXcep-
tions are to be made by the stewards.
Suspended Trainers.
The trainers placed under the ban in
cIude such prominent handlers Of horses
as Pat Dunno, T. P. Hayes, a. L. Kirby,
Doc Kyle. r. A. Leigh. Willie Martie,
Hughie McCarren, jr., and Doc" Rid
die. Among the prominent riders who
have been bard from Western Jockey
Club tracks are NIcoi, vincent Foy,
Cannon, James Hennessy, Cregar,
Stille, Troxler, Virgo. and seamster.
Tommy MCGEE, Corrigans right-hand
man, and five other authorized agents
Fred Foster announced that he will
leave for Belgium within few days.
and from there expects to campaign a
string through Austria and Hungary.
Tt was rumiored and not denied, that
another meeting of the stewards will be
held within ten days to consider revision
Of the racing schedule.
Licenses Revoked
The following are the licenses that
were revoked today for participation in
the City Fark track meeting at New
Orleans:
Jockeys-D. Austin, j. Bridwell, Jacob
Byer, Thomas Dean, Vincent Foy. Will
lam Cannon. James Hennessy, Charles
Houdre, c. Howell, Clen Jenkins. Fred
Jost. jr.. ] McGinn, J. Mclaughlin;
Ifdr Sefrsran 2. Miller let T Morrison. on David
Pierrott, r. Romanelli, w. Seamster. A
Stiil. D. Troxler, Edgar Virgo, and Will
lam Young.
List of Trainers
Trainers-L w. Benson, F. Birtel, W.
Brossius, William Bullock. Wade Brown,
J. J. Castles, f. NJ. CaviI, L. Cleveland
H. NJ. Davis, j. F. Davis, P. Dunno,
John Fay. II. S. Gear, Frank Grace,
James Griffin, George Ham, T. P. Hayes
NAM nan a E. n HoImea sal J. Si'ff " HoWen We p VII: Mi
lam Hudley. G. F. Jenkins. W o. Jot-
i'm, 4 T. IL Kirby, J. 4 7,,.Is,y, Kyle, r A
II McCarren, jr, H. h McCuoIsky
William McGlennon. Roger Minton. n
Y, Myers, P. ]. Nolan w H Newman
]. =. O'DonneIl, H, j. Perry, r s
Plonkett, c @. Ray, George w. Read
Y. c. Riddle, II. Robinson, r. I. Rogers
Edward Rukel. a. Simons. J. u. Strobe
]. a. Sykes, e. L. TalIey, j. Thorne, j
.. Tichenor. John S. Ward, Maurice
Welsh. P. W West, c. s. Wilson, A. G.
Woman. and J. II. Young.
In Good Standing.
The following persons were restored tC
good standing on tracks under the juris
diction OF the Western Jockey Club:
Fred Foster, Matt Foster. James Cras
& Co.. owners, and Charley Gray
jockey. ruled off at Hawthorne last yeal
for the inconsistent running OF theil
horses; Joseph Battiste, suspended a
Crosse Point. 1858, and w B. Buchanan
Jockey. suspended at Harlem in 1903.