New-York tribune., 1909-12-09
TROTTING CASES UP
EXPEL ONE WOMAN.
Many O1cncrs Punished by
Board of R6Uic1c.

ne last session or the bi-yearly meet
ing OF the board OF review OF the
National Trotting Association was held at
the Murray Hill Hotel yesterday after
noon. The board will meet this morning
to finish up some routine business that
has come before them. but no more cases
viii be acted upon. One OF the features
Of yesterdays session was the expulsion
Of woman member OF the association
and the reinstatement Of several members
until the next meeting
James Fogsrty. of Buffalo. y. Y. was
reinstated until further orders OF the
board. Fogarty was expelled in 1908 for
starting the horse Dave Hughes at War
reu, Ohio. under an assumed name. He
now lives at Edmonton. Alberta. Canada.
F. L. Lease. OF Tifin. Ohio. was also
one Of the members who was temporarily
reinstated. He was expelled in 1897 for
his connection with the irregular perform
ance Of the mare Maud Pollard. alias Jane
J. Stackhouse. OF Marion. 5. c., who was
expelled in 1897. was reinstated under the
same terms
The woman who was expelled b. the
board was Miss Elsie Palmer. OF PimlicO.
Md. The charge against her was that she
started the horse George Bertin. 2.15i4.
PAGER. out Of his class and under the name
OF Aristocrat. az the state fair al Tip
mOnium. Md. last fall The horse was
also expelled
l. G. Stroup. OF BeIleville. Penn. and
Abner J. Reed. Of ReedsviHe. Penn. were
expelled for starting the horse Chartrix
e:I414. PAGER. out OF his class and under
the name of Arizona. last fall AT tracks in
Easterrr Pennsylvania
The brown trotter SalIie Reel. e13E
FIorentell ar Hagerstowu. Md last Oc-
tober was expelled from the Grand Cir
cult as having been entered out OF class
and under an assumed name. The name
of the owner was found TO be fictitious
and the board reserved decision until the
real owner can be brought before it.
A X Hobbs OF Port Norfolk Va. was
expelled for starting the PAGER Hidalgo.
2.Of4. at Galax. Va. out OF class and under
the name Of Irish Lass.
Burr Hull, % Shamokiu. Penn. and y.
F. Maitz. Of the same place. we're expelled
for starting the horse Walter H.. alias
George F. 2-12i4. under the name OF Silver
King. In Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The horse was also expelled
The board also expelled e.. q. Durham.
OF New Bethlehem. Penn for starting out
Of class the PAGER Art AlcO. on tracks Of
Pennsylvania under the name Of Sir Alto.
This PAGER has A record OF 2.0sl4I
J. F. CoIgrove. Of Cornell, " Y. ap-
pealed from the judges decision on a race
at the Chemung County Fair at Elmira.
y. Y. on September q. hut the decision
was sustained. as was the decision in the
case appealed by p. e.. Mcintyre. OF Johns
town, y. Y.
NJ. ,. SturEis. 81 New York. was obliged
-, r7f
fec. 2,05l.. which on August 8 last started
I'm uo-tIme race at Palmerstou. Canada
This was before Mr.. SturEis bought her.
She was disqualified in that race and died
before the case was tried
Tie application Of e. n. Cook. Of New
Haven. Tor the return Of a fine OF go which
was imposed upon him At Windsor. Conn.
on September last was granted. The ex-
cuse Of the Judges who imposed the fine
was that they did not think he was tryinS
10 win.
Thomas " Murphy. Of New York. ap-
peaIed for a release II fine Of $50. i'm
posed upon him at Lexington, KY. on Oc-
tober Q. 1879. and in the decision the board
Of review directed the secretary to call on
each one OF the judges TO report the reason
Tor imposing fines against Mr.. Murphy and
Thomas Nolan. Of Poughkeepsie, n Y. at
Lexington Ky. on that date. In this case
the Judges recommended that the fine be
renitted. but gave no specihc reason.
Edward Pouliot OF Montreal. made ap-
plication for the removal of expulsion
imposed upon him on May Il. 1900. The
cause of mis- expulsion was that he drove
the horse Robert Russell under the name
of Billy A at the meeting al the Canadian
city in that month. He was reinstated IN
Ill the next meeting OF the board.
Bert c. Wells OF New Vineyard. Ne. was
also reinstated until the next meeting. on
his application. He was expelled for the
reason that in Nav. 1855. he started the
horse Edwin 5. under the name OF George
Washington
George c. Thompson. president. and r. NJ
McFarlane secretary. OF the East Liver
pool (Ohiol Driving Association. as well as
the association. were suspended until the
board Of review receives the official record
OF the meeting OF July y 10 July CO.