Futterer v. Saratoga Ass'n for Improvement of the Breed of Horses

Plaintiff was a patron at the defendant’s race track at Saratoga, N. Y., on August 4,1939, and had paid admission for a seat in the grandstand. Between the second and third races he went to the paddock. While returning to his seat, and proceeding along the main aisle of the grandstand, he claims to have been jostled and pushed with great force and violence by other patrons of the defendant through an opening into one of the private boxes which was next to the main aisle. For the injuries which he sustained as a result of this accident he has recovered a judgment of $2,000 against the…