New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-24

The ruling o. WV
Vorded as follows;
As provided by the nineteenth rule
. ,,ci,r the privileges Of license
" ~. Jockey Club exercised by Ed
~,-3 Hefner are suspended.
"lSigned) ,.
asICFPNON DAINGERFlELD,
Nv. 5. YOSBURGH." n.
-. r.fere0ce was made TO The tlnn
,otbirr said about referring me
ADe - .Lo Jockey Club, but later NJ.
a.; VI announced that this had been
done t.,,ous.
aTb, stewards have power TO punish
.lsir discretion any person SuoJeCI
a. - control with fne not exceed
y. S200 and with suspension from ac',
r;dirr al the same meeting, ana
s.snor. 10 the stewards Of the JOCKEY
TrS should they consider any further
NV s., punishment necessary"
A- TSS;5i,r+1v the stewards were satished
-. tteir investigation that The Flnn
HVI ~ nroner condition TO rum last
SSs,5.v and punished accordingly, put
lrr6reds were 10th 10 oeheNe ma W
E.4psr. who has long enjoyed the con,
fSsrcs Of so many, would S'ooP ~
,harp practice. III. Gown, {,
he race which brought about lne III
v,s.ioetion. To that everybody agIeeu,
81 he stewards must be commeheeg
=, .skirg action if they were satl ,T,t
I,, the blame should be p!acea. nat
,Lsre have been other striking FORM re
rs-ssls. which passed unnotlced' mas no
bssring. These occurred, as ruiz
smong the cheaper class o. horses'
1+;cb cannot be expected TO run SO
consistently as those Of real qualiVy'
Apsr+ from the suspension the racing
=. Relrnont Park Yesterday carried
-pcb interest. The steeplechase turned
my 70 be one Of the most exciting OF
80 season and ended with the as
ratification Of II. ". Sage's Peoeto'
ybicb beat J. f. Widener's Skibbereen
nv the shortest kind Of short head IN
furious drive. ,.,n
Hundreds in the stand predicted the
6soualifcation before Henderson as,
ro1nted and lodged a claim OF 1oul
9TH the stewards. Approaching the
'..t ;rmp. Pebeto, which had been in
front through the last half mile, pore
ont and plainly shouldered Sk.bbereen,
which was running up strongly on the
outside. The humping was just enough
70 constitute an interference without
seriously impeding, so that the stew
ards had no option.
The horses took the last jump almost
Is one and fought il out on the nat
stride for stride. Williams rode the
stronger finish and got Pebeto home by
he narrowcst margin. Skibbereen was
he favorite. and when Henderson went
before the stewards the crowd applaud
ID vigorously. When the disqualified
ton followed the air around the stand
vas fairly filed with straw hats.
Williams. by the way, furnished a
touch Of the Wild West at jump on
the backstretch when he was tossed up
on his horses neck as the result OF a
slight blUnder. How he escaped fall
is beyond understanding, but he man
aged 70 scramble back in the saddle ana
regain his stirrups without costing ms
mount more than two lengths. IL was
clever piece Of work but went Tor
nothing because Of the interference
later.
While the stewards took ali the Joy
5gt Of the afternoon for Ed Hefner,
he had previously experienced the sat
Efsction of saddling two winners out
Of thee for Mr.. Hallenbeck. Azyiade
disappointed in the first race by run
ling second TO Beethoven, but Hedge
and Blue Thistle raced to easy victory
n the second and third races, respect
rely
Rosmer. which worked a mile and an
Eighth in 1852 two or three days ago,
i sure 70 be the favorite for the En-
pire City Handicap, which will be the
feature Of an excellent card at Belmont
Park this afternoon. Johnny McTag-
glrt, who will be back in the saddle
uier two days suspension, Will have
he mount on Hodge if Kehoe does not
&c, here from the West in time.
Fifteen horses in training will be
.o.d in the paddock before the races
'y the Powers Hunter Company. In
GUIDED in the consignment is Frederick
Iohnson's Top O. tn Morning, which is
Snked among the best three-year-old
'prlnters Of the year.