In 1909, racing in New York was shut down due to the Hart–Agnew Executive Liability Act, an anti-gambling bill. Therefore, Joyner relocated to England and took several horses with him, including Fair Play.
In 1909, racing in New York was halted due to the Hart–Agnew Executive Liability Act, a bill against gambling. Therefore, Joyner relocated to England and took several horses with him, including Fair Play.