The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-23
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP.
CROKER'S TRAINER LICENSED BY
ENGLISH JOCKEY CLUB.
One OF CorriSan's Former Lientcnants Talks
OF Antl-American Sentlment-Ste~ards
to Consider Date Tangle To-day-tfEht
Between FltZ and O'Hrlen Probable.

Richard Crokers irish trainer Farkinson
mas received License rom the Lh3"sh 'ooNeS
t'uo WiHch VIII permit MN 70 ualh Wv
.foNer ihorouehbreds IN Ehsl'ha 'hi' year
ms announcement coming ~ ~ uo's No soo'
Hit'r inc blfrlnS OF MI r"N'i noIse7 'o,'
framing l'cI't'S ~ Ne"ina,Nrl Hr'.u
"oulh seem 10 ihui'a'' '"'l tue lo' "''' ''"'
many chiel Is not IN 50 Inuch dlslaVor "l't,
all Inc lroker ln'ldcht nus s'lIrou Wy an
OF .the oid stories ABOUT the ahtl- american
feeling on tho British turf ana one OF EdWaru
Corrgan's men, Charles Doheriy' VINO heipeu
10 manage tue 'h'lgo thrinln s'r,nH
WINE ~ was rtnp"sne1 IN EnHl'hu' mao
theSr interesting comments 70 MAKE:
Inc theory OF Ne"mirN't Heath he.ng
croNa"l my explain IA" reason why MI
oroket was ASKER 10 WthnriW nus hof9e1'
bH' ! peh'Ne' ana so WIN Diners VINO we're III
hhghh1 IN l"'l th't W pluo'nH 'Sa'hs' lne
Ming r'pr'S'htltlN' on N''fUhR Purcuases
IoH'r ruoje,''u nihs'l 10 punishment 10
5' expected nN AN american owner rom
pP,udi''u hil'Su 'ur' rue
WIN hHHoh american uolhfS however
Nr IroN'f can MAKE tne Ne"naiKet stew
slus cou'e 10 n.S oNI trIln7 10 wen
hnoNh W"''e' OF recoiu tha' Dousias paItu'
VINO was hno"h W. '"s country as SQUIRE
N"'"N'""' l"' ''" ,"' -'cNi,nI h't Peopie 10
,''"Nu " u, ,'D"' "p"l"eN I"' having Pup,c'y
n'.H'l"l', n'ln ui 'n' ~ ,n''r ruihks' Mhch
~
olune Nnn.RI'u @scuI 20 opton on plot
~ H,"unu lo'a'.i '' we near o, Ne"nla KEY
'nu' ii"' !" NV 'Npiia'i"' oi wv 'ochoS
vears b,it tho str,o,d. boord ~ bis move
made tho pc,e,s,r. orlno,rIodg,,ants md
tho option was turned over 10 tho Jockey
club Mr. croker ran use similar methods
as this property canno, be leased except for
a few wears at a time
Dober,, who has rotired FROM, tho ,urf
and is now n member ~ tho Nfississinni reO4s-
lature declares TINT in loot Enoch Wishard
and John Higgins were both warned not IN
bid on yearlings that attractad the attention
Of Lord Marcus Barasrord the apent ~ ,ha
King Dohertv believes that Mr. Croker
will be allowed 10 race Mt Newmarket Int
he looks for MANI na.t, arnovances which
IN time will carse NJ crotcr 10 c,i,bdrou,
frorn tho TpcIisb ,,,,t at,orathor ,,s, 90
Nressrs Kecne whitney Eugene leigh
Drake Corriean and other Americans did
U1iIa Dobort, nrobablv sneoLs f,o,, a,
perience II may be said that many conserva-
live ttirfmen do NOT place much min in The
story that because Mr. Croker bid on certain
yearlnes that we're wanted by King Ed
ward tho English Jockey club reaorted IN
such small methoda in order IN souars no.
counts Win him Tho fac, tbat Mr. Crorsr
,VHH'S l'i "iul' u" 4a'l uHHN OH 'Ioher
ulu not IoTmdIlN ASK prrmlSsIou 70 nave MS
mem mere IS prQDaoly 'he sole reason LOT
tne 'apsl' Nn''h "aS VauSeu % in"un inter
ia ''o"ai sossP'
Edward CorriRan's opponents are predict
Ing certain failure for the revolutionary
movement against the Western Jockey Club.
which yin rrobobl,. IA. ieurched tlis vvoek
"en p'ooa snS w.. ei ~,
aiter hhal conan AT hot springs iheF
declare that II there Is a war racing will be
prohibited in the State OF Illinois which
,r, set,la au ~ tho CHICAGO tracks tncludipo
C.'s;,. t,A.- -, ,r,a,. ~,
Corrigans hawthorne Park, lhey also
insist that the new track at New Orleans
cannot hone to be successful because e will
have to buck up against the Crescent CIV
:, -, ., - -
V"'NeS Niup ud'h az al tInlts. FuIteI-
St Louis. which will be controlled by Cor
rigan, was big loser last year ms az outlaw
in connict with tho celia. Adlar-1ilIes tracks
IN ,ha Mound CIV and ,hat ,bora
no reason why 1T should make money
thls year WIN tue hRht sun on In hot
Springs Corrigan's opponents declare that
n Agbt Lat,yeen Fssex part allied With h,r,
a,J OatIan, p,rL la,,,raIi.J - -, ~--
ana oaAa"n farh' controlled by John ton-
don, would be disastrous Tor both tracks.
as Essex Park even at this stage ia losing
dictions torriran ia going ahead With his
plans and appsrentlv mas rur The Western
.I1H aw D -. ia n 4fp
"
The stewards Of the Jockey Club are ~
,,,,o, hold 3, ,,a.t{r., "a ,iov a. ,baHVi,t,,-
~ '""oN'
Afcode 10 ui7'"77 u" tahgIe over the
allotment OF racing dates for the coming
campaign on the Eastern turf That the
,n.,tcr viii he evad ,,r, ,.r,, .bor+l,. soor,s -,
~ M ,',.,,-.iii,t. rin,' ~ - ~
,",t, slortrtinf1- ,,,- AZ yio,,s Ia az, ,,,,, u,'
tbeiT stakn nrograntnes man ,rIo j
regarded a. ven postcj on Jockey Club nro-
4 the stewards decide to give dates TO both
MOTIFS iath dhl Ehplre tlt{i thr other racing
ASSOCIATIONS WI pt t9hptlleu 70 surrender
s9lnt Oh th'lt ioI!net piltnS or the Two Nesi-
chester '3'NS VII pe lNhrh 10 CONNECT with
DINER iheellnH-. ~, uhuel no cltcumstances,
eAlu Ms nun. VII lnrie pc = connect WIN
saratoga WlliSn oHerH tn' tlchest stakes each
yehT lhdl are hnhH up on the American TURF
Tho weights for the Brighton Handicap
viii probably be announced by w ). Nosburgh |
tomorrow. Tho Brooklyn and Suburban
allotments are due on Feb /.
n both mon moan business Bob Fitzsir, !
mons and lack ID 'Brieu should have ma tr',,iIa
IN making "A match 10 decide tn. tniddls
,t,,vht rhainuinu-hin M I5s uouuda III,
rms offered 10 fIciIt twenty rounds for "a a. onn
side b.t aud q Brien has practically acceuted
mo Terms NeNt thing Is the signing Of ant
,ig. which involves a number of tninnr a.
tail: Itg says be- VIII have no tronble IN |
do 10 lbDttUds lf- lYgtulf bav D..