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MANY CROSS-COUNTRY RIDERS LICENSED. The National Steeplechase and Hunt Association has granted licenses to fifteen amateur crosscountry riders and to twent -four professional steeplechase jockeys. Both divisions have drafted a larger number to its ranks than in any previous year. The gentlemen who were granted licenses "to ride through the field were H. L. Morris. C. H. Kirk. Thomas Wright. S. J. Holloway, Court land Smith. Bowling W. Haxall. T. Hyland Jones. N. Frank Neer, Charles K. Harrison. Dr. Milton P. Hill. Jarvis Spencer. Marshall Clapp. George Watson. W. Ellis Johnson and W. It. Martin. The professional jockeys who were awarded licenses are Rol« rt Curran. T. J. Dono ..tie. P. J. H.igan. Otto Heider. A. Hewitt. M. Henderson. E. Hnppe, Gene n— Hill. P. Kelleher. J. Lynch. II. M .-A fee. I.uigi Masnada. J. E. Owens. R. Robinson. H. L. S.iffell. K. D. S:imps.m. J. Steele. G. B. Wilson. J. Kelly, P. Mclnerny, G. Palmer, L. Kogan. K. Savage and S. Turner. Applications that were temporarily held up were those of Nat Ray. W. G. Wilson. C. S. Bernhardt. C. Corbett. F. Turnburke and W. H. Henry. " The application of Silas Mcclain was denied, while that of Albert Davidson was referred to the stewards of the Washington Jockey Club.
