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NOTES OF THE TURF The Little Eock stabs at racing in the dailies have been numerous Fifteen were to start in Derby Five were carded McQuigan is report ¬ ed as declaring his colt Lexington to win every race in which he is catered or else he McQui ¬ gan will quit the turf At last the turf has a chance Lexington is too we are told a peeler Thats a policeman as modern slang has it and the average individual in that line isnt fast fastJ J K Chicago 111 DAILY RACING FORM is correct The filly is Lone Princess If Lonely was in line as a name for the Prince Royal Lonely filly the rules would make her name Lonely II The error is merely the result of lack of information by Secretary Clarka of the Crescent City Jockey Club It took about four months for secretaries to gej into line on Lin ¬ coln II IIUnless Unless the New Orleans three years olds are a miserable lot the win of Meadowthorpe Satur ¬ day indicates him to be above his bast two year old form he threatened to bo first second class early last year Upon Meadowthorpes future showing Donna Ritas class can be calcu ¬ lated She is an honest filly and likely to be useful or more than useful this season seasonThe The Registration Committee of the American Turf Congress will meet at Cincinnati Thurs ¬ day and make an effort to untangle the Jones Bruce Jockey Club dispute over the Stud Book The Committee is made up of Messrs Alex La bold E C Hopper and M M Young YoungMr Mr Jos J Burke will preside and Curley H D Brown start at the Quean City Jockey Club meeting which begins at Newport Ky Thurs ¬ day The Butterflies stakes will be run on the opening day dayTully Tully Coulters half brother to George F Smith has been gelded So has his colt by Sir Modred Marian the 2yearold Bow and Arrow ArrowA A M Allen who designed and built the Haw ¬ thorne and Ingleside racing establishments has succeeded Dick Havey as starter at Ingleside
