The New York herald., 1921-04-09
CHASE STEWARDS
GRANT LICENSES
Elect Douglas Warfield q
Member and Reinstate Red
dest-Track Notes.
BY HENRY ". KING.

The result of the meeting Of the
stewards of the National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association which was held
OF Thursday was made public yesterdn y
afternoon. Henry j. Morris, Henry w.
Bull. A. Henry Higginson. #. S. Won
Stade, Joseph l.. Davis and Joseph f.
Wdener attended the meeting. They
adopted new code OF rules which lad
been drawn up by the rules committee:
granted sanctions for meetings; ap-
pointed stewards for the various meet
ings; elected Douglas Warfield OF Ph:la
delphia a member; reinstated the horse
Reddest: granted licenses to trainers.
jockeys and agents: laid the appllca-
ton OF G. Diamond for a jockey S
license on the table and denied jock
eys license to A. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Higginson was chosen TO act as
steward at Belmont Park. Mr.. Davis
at Aqueduct and +. S. Won Stade at
Saratoga.
1t was George Brooks Sd who had
Reddest reinstated. This old p.eldirc
was ruled off two years ago for erratic
running and jumping. He was thor
owned by James Boden. Mr.. Brooke.
who is a gentleman rider. now owns
the horse.
The gentleman riders who were
granted permission to ride subject TO the
confirmation of the Hunts Committee
were George Brooks Sd. S. l.. Larrabee,
II. S. Page. Everett Waddey. Jr.,
George Glider. James G. I.eiper. Jr,
James McAlpin Pyle. Arthur White. G.
Mahlon Kline. Gilbert Mather, r. Penn
Smith, Jr.. and w. X. Wildey.
The applications OF the following
trainers, Jockeys and agents were ap-
proved: Trainers-Anthony Allen, John
J. Casey. w. II. Henry. Harry King
Harry Rites, Charles l.. Snyder. G. II.
Bryson. Nathan Chappelle, Max Hirsch
J. Howard Lewis. George a. Saportas.
S. ]. Bush. William Davey. Theodore
Huston. ID. II. Mcdaniel and NJ. Smart
Jockeys. J. Busk Ito ride only
horses trained by HIMSELF, Harry King
Ito ride only horses trained by himself)
p. Byers, L. Hughes. N. w. Kennedy
J. Rowan, Frank Stacey. w. J. Keat-
ing. Thomas v. Fcnnesscy. Il. Johnson
G.. Margler, J. X. Russell S. Stevenson,
Isaiah Barrett, p. Hnrris, William
Jones. August Nicnlaus Charles Smoot
and Il. Haynes.
Agents--Anthony Allen for William
NJ. Kerr. Charles l.. Appleton for Green
tree Stable, Matthew Brady for Dosoris
Stable, Matthew Brady for III. w. Max
we'll. John j. Casey for Crown Stable. r.
J. Donohue for Il. Ambrose Clark, w. L.
Powers for James Rlordan, Harry Rites
for Thomas Deford, Harry Rites for j
II. Griffith. George A. Saportas for
Henry l.. Collins, Silas veitch for Glen
Iver Stable. S. J. Bush cor Canterbury
Farm and $. J. Bush for James Rior.
dan.
Tt was an off day at Belmont Parl
yesterday. and While almost all OF Tho
horses stabbed there were out there
was littlc or no f0.st work. THIS morn.
ing a majority OF those which will shlr
to Havre de Grace will get fast trials
After escaping all illness during the
winter and early spring George u. WI.
dencr's stock has finally succumbed tc
tho cough. For several weeks IL looked
as " his stable was going to escape Il
entirely. While all the other horses sta.
bled nt the course we're alling his were
In excellent condition. Coming at thi,
time Tho cough is severe blow Il
Jack Joyner. the veteran trainer. VI.
was sending his charges along nicely
and was confident he would have then
IN mdscaSon form for the opening al
Jamaica.
An OF the Il. II. Wilson string. includ.
ing Dinmesdale, kirkleyington and
knight OF tho Heather. have fully re-
covered from the cough and oil or them
are breezing along nicely, preparing FOR
the Hayre de Grace meeting