The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-09
no tRD or REVIEW YEErivG.
Waay Ca.es Are D~riti-d AZ the FINAL
session.

rhe hoard ol reNies had hhsS dAS
Yesterday finishing M the "'l.is and en'is
81 turf disputes and rendering decision
IN a peculiar car. which Was brought before
Them. which wa- not easy IN decide. a. n
SEEMED imuo-sihle to make law which
woul! cover all similar ras-- without being
unfair in some instances.
Ia driver Inadvertently drives q horse
who proves tn be a ringer. even of he is
. ordered Ia do so by the judges. he u guilty
| Of colhuSinn. For instance. some time
last season J. VI Goslene OF DAYTON. Ohio.
ami George \ Allen OF Cinrinna entrre
are rsce.l a mare name Mary u NJ Hills
, grove and WoonsoCkrt. x I. with Cari
I Taylor ut DAYTON. ohio. a. their trainer.
! In her first race the mare Won two heats.
! hut the judges thought that she could do
better than that ami they ordered W u.
| Rhodes OF Guttenburg. y ! To drive her.
which he did without any better results
| A. Woon-orse' Mary u won only ~econ
money. hut when sh. reached Allentown.
/ Pa. Rhodes drove her to victory twice
II was learned that Mary ID Wa none
other than Little Mustard. ,i3'.. and
although Rhodes was completely elonerated
Yesterday. in the absence oL the ohio az
creation he /. called upon 10 return the
SJ7o won Tor Redistribution. Rhodes has
promised 80 come forward With the amount
and the real cuprit- are suspended
The judges who pia, ed Rec tllsrtOr at
Impcrisi. Ia after her driver hal finished
he race on her bact instead oil IN the -ulky.
were not upheld nv the board ol review
The mares harness hroNe in the third hra
after she had won The hrst two. and -he
Vas di-tanc-i. but after placing her the
Judges call-i IN the race on account Of
darkness. h.. gave the mare nrst money
but whra Y \ Mills. X. " smith and W J
o'Neili lodge a protest the hoarl decided
that the accident was due In Iaalty eouip.
m~nr> AMI that the purse must he returned
tor proper distribution among the right
;ul v inners
when Owning 10y rru'ted three-1nar-
t.rs OF "A mile in |. a. al Combination Park
track he took "A record which bars him from
all classes save free for all and po--, hly
kind e. J. Mc'.ov"rn 81 IVES, Lynn;
Mas. will nnd over ngh tina, he has had
greatness thruri upon hun. the greatness
OF owning hor-r which 4 not th. fastest
VA he world has tl~ fastest record ~ ID"
world Mir. Nc';ov~rn begged To he de
yVivei Of the honor AMI has me- higher am
slow class. hut The authorities were forced
To honor HIN. a. the pre- s>Tiht'i rules of the
turf are that a hor~' racing over distance
oi more than half a niir gs's a record
insists on pulling him and making u look
a. though tho fault lay wilh 'ho-" who.
come dow n ahead II HIM has T!et ht- JUST
deserts At Rockville. Conn. IN = September
- three drivers were tn" tpr scoring ah-a
nf tn. pol" hor-' Ih" -art"r rIn- before /
the board yc~'.'p Ia. an claimed that ia"
fault L." With ia" pnl" hor-" and a. the
Judges ~ @ta,n-l ih,~ claim the rdi,t wa-
rrno' ''i from IN" fined drivers
Wh.'. stevens Sweet ~ Providence. X +.
l.. refused To accept il.SnN for the Injurr
81 trouble for himself for when h" hr"ugh,
tho cas- b"iorH the courts IN" defendant
hal the mare brought into the court ro"nl.
h"rs ~. va ,nenSii,.d e: en- ",d
S"""' lost hi> case AMI rs va not al.
Tor Sweet was expelled under r'Ilc t.