The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-06
TRAINER ED HEFFNER REINSTAIED:
TWO MATCH RACES NOW PROBABLE

SARATOGA. Aug Edward Henner
ail be able TO resume his occupation as
trainer for u. C. Hallenhesk ana others
OF the Jockey club made public ms
afternoon. The ruling OF the stewards
follows. 49,
stewards Of the Empire city Racing Asso-
citation the stewards have investigated the
not feel satisfied with the way that the
horses trained by Mr.. HeNner have run
in several instances, they have not FOUND
sufficient proof Of fraud to revoke his
iicense. and therefore discontinue the sus-
pension OF same"
Henner WAS suspended for the poor
showing made by The Finn In a race at
Belmont Park.
There was a meeting Of IN. stewards Of
the National Steeplechase and Hunt Asso-
iation to-day at which the following were
licensed as sentiemen ridersi Emil
Schoerer. David Bispham, Andrew NJ. Por-
ter. Edgar NJ. Whitney ana Edward Ches-
terton.
There is every chance that tho sweep.
stakes for two-yenr-olds suggested by
j. W. Parrish, the owner Of the Western
colt Bulse, will be arranged before the
end Of the meeting. Edward Mcbride
said yesterday that he would he willing
to enter the Canadian colt George Smith
in such a race and that IT was q matter
track was heavy or fast,
BUSES record has been slightly tar
nisbed by his defeat in the United States
Hotel stakes, but the fame of George
started In seven races and has won them
all should the sweepstakes he arranged
II IL probable that l.. 5, Thompson may
enter Dominant, who made many friends
by his victory in the Hotel stakes. All
the contenders are entered In the Sanford
Memorial, to he run on Saturday, but the
penalties incurred Will prevent that even,
from being Il true test OF the ability OF
the youngsters.
,.a,rga Gpnitb tb,,Ch ha bua ma, yu,at
here as yet, has been working well, In
preparation for the sanford Memorial he
turned six farlongs IN ~ in company
In the statement chat his champion will
not be allowed to dodge any OF the juve-
niles,
Turfmen are united in the opinion tina,
In agreeing to race Roamer on "a weight
for age basis T. j. O'Brien, the owner OF
sam Jackson, has made a big concession
II Is n certainty that had the adjustment
OF the weights been left TO Handicapped
Vosburgh, sam Jaskson would have received
u fair allowance from Andrew Miller's
champion. In the matter OF distance also
Sam jackson IL allowing his rival. n BIT
the better Of the argument, Ms the further
the distance the better Sam runs. The
confidence Of the O'Brien elan is evidenced
further by the agreement to wal, for a
shown that he Is anchored In heavy going
The sale OF white Hackle was delayed
because w. r.. Coe. the owner Of the Sho'
shone stable, was on his ranch In Wyom'
ng. 1t has been completed now and tn
crack two-year-old ran In the Shoshon,
colors to-day He was ssddled by W, :
Walker. Madden's trainer, hut It was Jerr,
Carroll who cooled him out
+. Ambrose Clark has been misslni
from the ranks Of cross country owners a
the races here. HI has been suffering
from a severe attack Of typhoid fever u
his farm at Cooperstown, y. "" but ha,
recovered, and Is expected to be preseni
for the running OF the North American
Steeplechase on saturday.
James n. Widener will hold n race da,
at his Lynnewood farm in Pennsylvania
on October 10. He IL making preparations
for u big day. and viii share the eNpens'
Of shipping horses from Piping Rock OF
: Belmont Park. The meeting Will be fol