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NOTES OF THE TURF. F. T. 8., Chicago. Ohnet -having bssn beaten yon are not entitled to collect your bet. Wagers are decided by the iesne of the race and notby such incidental circumstances as you mention. The Manchester November Handicap is the last of the principal races of the year in England. It will be run Baturday. next. The dist-ance is one and three quarters miles. L. V. Bellew thinkB Mabel Winn will be one of the best fillies in the west next year. She has been sent to Owensboro, Ky.- and nothing will be done with her until the middle of next May. The bookmakers at Oakland, it is said, will file a protest against charging .50 admission to the track. They say the present price has much to do with keeping- many away from the course. Becretary E. C. Hopper, of the Latonia race track, will start for California Thursday, returning in time next year to look after the spring opening at the Cincinnati track. The f Uowing jockeys have arrived at New Orleans: Bice, Dunn, Baesinger, Hope, Otis, Davisson, Gormley, Boyd, Helgeson, J. Wilson, Max Hirsch and McCue. Fred Cock quit the Latonia meeting somewhat ahead after being behind considerably for the first two weeks. . James Arthur will rest hia stable at Memphis for a week or two before shipping it to New Orleans. T Chicago, The difference in time is one hoar.
