The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-23
ONLY INVASION WILL
STOP ENGLISH RACES
Big Stakes Are Announced to
Close November 3, as in
Previous Years.
CANADIAN ALLIANCE NEAR

Tha' racing IN England will continue
much as usual in spite OF the war is
indicated BY an announcement in the
current numbar OF the An, sr!cda Facing
Calendar and cab.ed TO II n. Buck. the
editor OF that publication. by Messrs.
Weather.. * Sons. who represent all
the racing associations In England Ac-
cording TO thls announcement all the
important stakes IN England will be pro-
vided for and only an actual invasion
OF ihe -oun;ry nln prevent them being
run of
There has been some doubt IN the minds
% turfmen hero - 60 whether the big
stakes would be open for next year and
1916. This IL set II res; by the cable,
which announces the following stakes to
close on November ., as IN previous
years. K'ng George, Gouiwood, 1915.
Two Thousand GuIarns and Oue Thou
sand GulneaS ut Newmarket 1916. Prince
Of Wales Ascot Derby and Hardw!cke,
1916. Should American owners wish 20
noninnte horses for these events the en-
tries may he made to W. : Vosbufgh
at the Jockey club. rs East Forty-first
street, New York city.
An e,l'ance between the Jockey Club
ana the Canadian Racing Association prac-
ticaliy has been agreed on The matter
was brought up ny the reading Of n let
ter from Sir Afbntagu Allan to II. X
Knapp as to reciprocal relations between
the Jockey Club and the Canadian As
sociation IN reporting cases of turf dis
cipline The secretary OF the Jockey
Club was instructed to write TO Sir Mon
tagu Allan that the stewards Of the
Jockey Club were pleased to know OF
the action OF the stewards Of the Canadian
Association. Tho assistant secretary was
Instructed to notify W. =. Fraser score
tary of the Canadian Racing Association,
promptly OF the actions Of the stewards
Of the Jockey club IA all rcrs Of
turf discipline. This means that any
Jockey or trainer ruled Off ~ Canada will
bc unable TO operate under Jockey club
rules ana vice versa
SteepleChase Jockey j HanniCan who
was set down by the Saratoga stewards
about the time OF the running OF several
suspicious looking races through the field
has been permanently ousted by the Board
Of Stewards OF the National Stecplechase
and Hunt Association. At one meeting
OF that board his license was revoked
and later Hannigan appeared before the
board. The result was that the action
OF tho board In revoking the license was
indorsed and approved. u was further
recommended that J. Hannigan shall not
be permitted TO ride trials or allowed
the privileges Of the course at any meet
ing held under the rules OF the National
Stecplcchase and Hunt Association.
TIE book has been insued for the
winter meeting OF the Jlarez Jockey
Club which will extend from November
&c TO December .. This contains the
list OF stakes 20 be run during that period.
hut the meeting vii, be extended and
other stakes opened later so that racing
will con,lnu. for 100 daye altogether Tho
following stakes VIII close on Thursday
next.
For all aFes-Iuarcz Handicap, siN
frrlongs. Navldad Handicap. one mile;
Ano Nuevo Handicap. one mile and ak
tenth: DOS Republics Handicap, seven
/ furlongs: IL Paso stakes. one mile, sell
/ ing: Rio Grande stakes, six furlongs,
selling
For now two-ycar -olds--Chopultepec
Handicap six furiongs, chihuahua
stakes. SIX furlorgs, selling. All Of these
stakes except the selling events are of
81 500 value.