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LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Rose Tree, which won the Garden City Stakes yesterday, is the first horse in the Corrigan stable to score brackets in a stake for the ex-master of Hawthorne since his return from England. 4 Jockey Ranch complained to the judges after the fifth race that jockey Helgesen, who rode Scarlet Lily, had crowded into his mount on the first turn. Judge Hamilton fined Helgesen 5 and cautioned the rider against future rough riding. C E. Durnell claimed St. Cuthbert, which finished second in the first race. The price he had to pay for him was ,570. G. C. Bennetts horses will be sent to St. Louis to race at the coming Kinloch Park meeting. P. J. Gorman arrived yesterday from St. Louis. He only shipped Jack Rattlin and Jim Clark to Chicago. The former started in The Garden City Stakes yesterday and Jim Clark will be a starter in The Maywood Handicap, which will be run at Harlem Saturday. Jockey W. Hunt, who had the mount on Porphyr-ogene in the steeplehase, had his collar bone broken when the horse fell at the Liverpool jump. Ravensbnry, the winner of the closing race, entered to be sold for 00, was bid up to 00 by R. McMillan. S. C Hildreth, his owner, retained him by an additional bid of 00. v Jockey Battiste came down from St. Louis to ride Jack Rattlin in The Garden City Stakes. The rider returned to the Mound City last night.
