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j I j i i JGRANT TRAINERS LICENSES j Jockey Club Stewards Act Favorably on Loftus i and Shilling Applications. ! NEW YOKK, N. Y.. February 11.— The stewards of the Jockej Club, meeting in the offices of the organization Thursday afternoon, granted trainers J licenses to John P, I iftus, C. H. Shilling and A. K. Brealer and h Jockeys license ta Edward TapUa. Loftus :,nd Shilling are both farmer jockeys who J made long hat unsuccessful fights for reinstate nieiii as riders. Loftas Will train for tiic ak Bidge Stable during the romlng season. Many other licenses of a routine nature were also granted. A trainers license was denied to John . Dorsey , and jockeys licenses were denied to John Wilson. G. Tenrgin ami Ihaaaaa afcTaggart, whose licenses ware revoked some time ago. The application of Albert Konigsberg for reinstatement was also denied. No action was taken on appointment of officials for 19_2 or on filling the vacancy caused by tiie recent resignutiea of j. p. Odom as official timer. The following steward- were Bteneat: August Belmont, F. K. Sturgis, II. K. Knapp. Joseph H. Wideiier, 11. T. Wilson and William Woodward. At the monthly meeting of tie- Jockey Club, which preceded tie- meeting of the stewards, the following members were present: Perry Belmont F. K. Sturgis b i,n F. Cowdin George n Widener Foxball P. Keene J. ft, Widener H. K. Knapp Richard T. Wilson • ieorge H. Baal William Woodward EL T. Oxnard Samuel D. Kiddie Resolutions of sorrow were adopted and spread 1 on the minutes at the death of Colonel Edward B. . Cuaaatt, Amendments to the rules increasing the registration - of a foal from to ?•. and the registration of r assumed names from t to 00 were adopted. The chairman and secretary of the meeting were ! were authorized to execute papers amending the I charter of the Jockey Club increasing the number - of the board of stewards from seven to nine-. a a
