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NOTES OF THE TURF Richard Croker is said to have decided to give Ilhodora more racing arid his program was to have lier sent to the Curragh after Ascot and run her in todays Irish Derby DerbyBedouins Bedouins excellent race yesterday was fore ¬ shadowed by his closeup sixth In the Suburban Handicap He Is a good race horse when right and is now evidently about at his best bestReports Reports are beginning to come to the stud book of the results of breeding American and Canadian mares and sires in Alberta Northwestern Canada Among the sires are Buckleya and Morpheus MorpheusHarry Harry Payne Whitneys Artful Handspun Miss Hamburg and Repute a great quartette of brood ¬ mares havo been moved from Maplehurst Farm Lexington to the Whitney Brookdale Stud in New Jersey JerseyThere There are plenty of good eastern judges who do not like the looks of the Keene crack Helmet by Disguise St CMildred The colts speed is not questioned though his manner of covering the ground is isSixty Sixty days of racing will begin Saturday under the auspices of the Butte Jockey Club at Butte Mont Six hundred horses are now quartered at the track the greater number coining from Oak ¬ land More than 140000 will be distributed during the meeting meetingMore More than a thousand new members were en ¬ rolled in the Personal Liberty League Monday Persons in every walk of life appeared anxious to rebel against the tyranny of the IIughcsAgnew method of suppressing the pastimes of the people New York Telegraph TelegraphSam Sam Hildreths scurry to the coast with his horses is interesting Sam is full of whims and supersti ¬ tions and evidently concluding everything was going to smash down east steered for a pafe harbor early Maybe f Uncle had trained soundly he would have taken a chance and stayed east eastRoger Roger Minton the wellknown trainer wishes to dispose of his contract on Jimmy Hogg the clever lightweight who has already ridden a dozen win ¬ ners at Latonia Minton who has only a few horses says that Hogg has improved wonderfully and that he would be of much service to any first class stable stableSome Some local newspapers had it yesterday that all of the Brighton Beach stakes had been declared off The report was malicious and untruthful A Brighton Beach meeting without the Brighton Handicap Cup Brighton Derby Brighton Junior and other events that have annually drawn thous ¬ ands to the Beach would not attract a corporals guard No threeyearold has carried off the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot England since Refractor upset the heavily weighted Eager In 1899 Animals of this age have frequently been successful but they were generally of superior class Suspender which scored in 1892 and Morion victorious two years previ ¬ ously were both Derby horses Sweetbread in 1882 had the low weight of 88 pounds but he was capable a couple of years later of winning the Stewards Cup with 131 pounds
