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NOTES OF THE TURF Kelston Keelson of The Morning Telegraph of Fri ¬ day says J D Smiths Futurity candidate His Lordship went six furlongs in 1 14 going the route as follows 23t 48 1 01 1 14 Dupee Dupe was in the saddle so that he carried only about 100 pounds He tired in the last quarter but I think he is certain to improve considerably in the next ten days With a good jockey up he must be reckoned on as a very dangerous can ¬ didate dilate Mr Smith tells me that he engaged Martin in April last to ride his colt and has a telegram from PDunne Dunne corroborating this state ¬ ment meant Martin however says that he is his own boss in the matter and that he had not en ¬ gaged gagged to ride the colt coltColonel Colonel William L Cassidy has sold his interest in the thoroughbreds racing in the name of John Huffman Co to Mr Huffman who ran down from Chicago to close the deal The best racehorse involved in the deal is WhaterLou Waterloo winner of the Inaugural and Club Members handicap at the Fair Grounds this season Fe went wrong in the Great Western Handicap at Chicago but is said to be doing well now and is expected to start again shortly St Louis Republic RepublicSurinam Republics Surinam bay horse foaled 1885 by Joe Hooker Ada Adam C by Revenue out of Sallie Morgan by Emancipation the property of T R Moore Santa Barbara Gal died at that place on August 7 Surinam was the sire of Mr R Cro Cero kers kerns Armitage Arbitrage Don Clareucio Clare Flashlight and other winners winnersW winners W H Clark has purchased Candleback Candlewick b c 3 by Candlemas Candelas Tulla Tulle Blackburn and Banas Baas tar ch c 3 by Faraudole Farad Blessing The price paid for Candleblack Candlewick is said to be 6000 6000Jockey Jockey William Madden died at Butte Mont on July 30 from injuries recaivsi receives in a fall ia a hurdle race
