New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

FOR BREEDING BUREAU.
Jockey Club Establishes a $4,000
Fund-C0chran Mau Ride.

meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
was held yesterday at the offices of the club in the
Windsor Arcade. August Belmont, James r. Keene.
j. H. Bradford, f. r. Hitchcock II. K. Knapp,
Andrew Miller and F. K. Sturgis being present.
An important step taken and which
should be far reaching in it's effect looking to the
improvement Of the breed Of thoroughbred horses
ing resolution was adopted:
Whereas. 1t is deemed expedient to establish a
bureau of breeding in connection with the Jockey
state may be improved; therefore be it
Resolved, That a committee of five from embers
of the Jockey Club be appointed by the chair to
establish breeding bureau by which thoroughbred
State OF New York, under such regulations as may
ysn eG I'm he 4nd n TO Ta TaSt & enG G be
of the Jockey Club sum not exceeding $4,000.
The chair appointed the following committee from
the members of the Jockey Club: H. T. Oxnard,
chairman; Clarence Mackay. Thomas Hitchcock,
jr., H. K. Knapp and Harry Payne Whitney
Harry Cochran, who suspended at the Hot
Springs meeting year ago and was unable TO get
a license from the stewards of the Jockey Club to
ride in the East last season, was granted license
yesterday, and will now be able to resume his
work in the saddle. He has been exercising horses
for Jimmy Rowe in the last few weeks. and may
be retained to ride for James r. Keene. He is a
capable jockey, and will probably profit by his ex
perience.
w. S. vosburgh appointed steward to repre-
sent the Jockey Club at the spring meeting of the
Queens County Jockey Club and the Metropolitan
Jockey Club. c. COrnehlsen was named as clerk
of the scales for both meetings.
The appointment of the following officials for the
spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club
approved: Starter Phil McGinnis; steward to repre-
sent the Jockey Club and Handicapped, Joseph A
Murphy: clerk of the course and scales. John
Boden judges Frank J. Bryan and w. P. Riggs;
paddock and patrol judge, c. W. Smith.
The following Jockeys and trainers licenses were
granted on the recommendation of the license COM
mittee:
TraineIs-J. d. Adkins, John Burton, n. K. Beal
Charles Blackney, French Brooks, r. T. Brooks,
Frank F.. Brown, Arthur Carter, NJ A. Coleman,
II. A. Davis, George Frasch, c. w. Gasser, T. J.
Gaynor, Joseph harney, Henry Harris. Samuel
Charles H. Hughes. w. o. Joplin. J. o. keene,
James Kneale. Eugene Landsberg, j. H. McCor-
mick. z. a. Mcclure w. D. Mihard, Jonn Miller.
Thomas Murphy, Homer H. Selby, F. NJ Taylor,
Eugene Wayland, Charles Ii. Wright John Z.
Cook. Martin Chandler. Z. Il. De Arman, j. w.
Driscol, }. r. Jackson, Henry MCCaulsky, James
J, Mclaughlin, G. B. Morris. NJ. +. Sheedy and w.
Jockeys-Hepry Alex solly Blondheim. Frank
Davis, William F. Doyle, David Englander, Joseph
Frucht. Frank Garvin, Almer Helgesen, w. Hustis,
Douglas Kent, Fred Keyes, Charles koerner,
Charles Morris, John Mulrennan, William Muth. B.
Myers, J. McCaney, Dave r. Mcdaniel. Harry
Noone. Joseph Notter, George Pteratt, Herman
ner Ben Smith, CASTOR Sterck, Z. A Walsh d. Z.
Wishard, Leroy Williams, William Woods, John c.
Curran. II. b.. Farrow. William Hayes, Thomas
Harty, Hy Drolette and Harry Cochran.