The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-03-28
COLLINS AND ENSOR
TO BE REINSTATED
To Get Hearing at Meeting To-
mOrrOw-MOryich BreeZcs
Half Mile i'm 81 3-5.

suspension probably will be restored T.
good standing by the stewards of .a-
Jockey Club tomorrow. Among those
slated for reinstatement arc Budd,
Ensor and Arthur Collins. Buddy was
suspended for bad behavior several
times last season. but he was never ac-
cused OF serious offense against t1c
rules. He has been an "angel child"
Belmont Park this winter and in Tom
Healey's care has been one Of the mos.
industrious lads there. When rem
stated he will ride for II. +. Wilson. He
said yesterday that If he gets renstateJ
he will live a clean and simple life
for at least two years. After that he IL
going to give up riding and become 4
trainer.
Norwich. the favorite for the Derby,
breezed half a mile In 81 3-5 seconds
at the Jamaica track yesterday morn
ing. AS In all of his work this season
he was held under hard restraint all the
way. The breeze was little better than
a gallop and not nearly impressive a.
his mile of / IA as last Thursday.
The colt is attracting big crowd to
the Jamaica track every morning, gu,
Belmont Park Is not without its early
birds and railbirds. Many of the early
morning visitors are prominent owners,
including Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney.
Lawrence Waterbury. III. X. Knapp,
Clendening Ryan. William Woodward.
Joseph e. Davis, Mrs. E. II. Hartman.
Mrs. r. Penn Smith and Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumsey, daughters of Mrs. Harrl-
man and part owners in the Syndicate
Stable; jefferson Livingston. Robert J..
Gerry, Fred Johnson and Morton L.
Schwartz.
The main track at Belmont Park 81
now as good, IL not better. than an
course in the world. II. /. Pelz. the
superintendent, has 1t in grand shape
and horsemen say that when he re-
moves a few stones that are scattered
around the turns 1t will be perfect FOR
both training and racing purposes. The
training track Is being fixed up and
will be ready for use within few
days. New Jumps have been erected at
the steeplechase school and as soon as
the ground Is leveled off and rolled
bit 1t will be as good as the one at
Saratoga The barrier Is up already UP
the chute and scores of juveniles are
being sckooled every day.
wallace to Train for Farrell.
Frank Farrell promises TO have quite
a.
nine fair horses now, including Dimmes-
dale and Nancy f., and he intends to
buy several other good ones. He also
will have good trainer and a high
class jockey. VIII Wallace. the jovial
Kentuckian, who had charge OF string
OF Edward Simms's thoroughbreds for
several years, has been engaged to
train them. and Pony McAtee has signed
a contract TO ride them. Wallace had
quite a lot of success with the Simns
horses. He owns Horologe. the brown
son of st. Amant and Hour Hand, which
won here and then went to Latonia for
the $4,000 championship. in which he
was one OF the favorites He showed
plenty OF speed here last fall and was
considered a high class colt. Although
Wallace refuses to part with him II is
likely he will sell half interest In him
to Mr.. Farrell. Wallace has Leonardo
and a three year old maiden named
Good Time in his stable They belong
TO Mr.. Simms who will turn them over
to Jim McCleland early in May.
Newmarket. the two-year-old which
Jefferson Livingston recently bought In
Kentucky for $4,000. arrived at Bel
mont Park Saturday morning and had
his first local outing yesterday morning.
He Is a fine looking chestnut and earned
the admiration of n host of horsemen
who watched him gallon a half mile.
Mr.. Livingston was at the track TO sec
him work. The colt is in charge of Jack
Odom. Firebrand. the three -year-old
which Mr.. Livingston bought for s40.-
900 the same lime as he purchased New
market. Is still In Kentucky. He is in
charge Of John Ward who will have
him fulfill several stake engagements
there and then ship him to Saratoga.
Steve Lawler VIII ship the Allies
Stable to Maryland. His charges are
going well and Steve is confident he will
saddle some winners there.
Jerry Carroll, who has small public
stable. Is going to Havre de Grace His
own little mare Drifting wintered excep-
tionally well and is working fine.
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