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NOTES OF THE TURF. It is said that there will not be any Sunday racing :- at New Orleans after the opening of the regular . winter season at City Park. . Judge C. V. Henderson lias been at Aqueduct fo;-the past week as the representative of the Los Angeles l- Racing Association with entry blanks for the e stakes. Jockey Charlie Grand, the Chicago boy, passed d through here last week en-route for Oakland, where 2 lie will ride the horses of R. A. Rainey and R. Mc-Keever. A New York newspaper lias it that George Boles ,g will enter the pugilistic field as a fight promoter and will organize a club at Greenwich, Conn., for ,r that purpose. T. II. Ryan has arrived at Oakland with his 13 horses, among them the stallion Dunois, which he ie will turn over to Harry Stover for stud duty at lf II Kenilwortli Fatni. A Pittsburg dispatch says William N. Getty, well known on the. race tracks of the country as is "Buster Getty," died at the home of Bookmaker ,r Nee in that city Sunday. George L. Johnston has shipped Ralmondo, the IC two-year-old half brother to Bon Mot, to New Orleans, r- where the colt is expested to break out of ,f the, maiden list this winter. The New California Jockey Club has engaged ,i Dr. David S. Saylor, a well-known veterinary surgeon r of New York, to officiate as veterinarian at it the Oakland rack during .the coming season. The horses 11. B. Duryea will send to New Orleans r. will be raced by Fred Burlew," Mr. Duryea a may spend part of the winter in New Orleans, running i- down occasionally from his farm In southwestern Tennessee,
