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NOTES OF THE TURF Bayonet and Bat the eastern steeplechase horses have both become confirmed bleeders bleedersJim Jim GalTncy has contracted feet and Frank Weir has been doctoring them all year He will probably go to California the coming winter winterDuring During the Tennessee Fair mixed racing at Nash ¬ ville last Wednesday jockey J Smith fell in a race and is likely to die from the internal injuries he sustained sustainedJohn John McCafferty is said to have already been en ¬ caged by an Argentina owner to train his horses He will try the place and if it suits him the veteran willstay in South America AmericaII II P Whitney is on his way home from Europe When he arrives It will be definitely known how large u stable he will race in England next year and whether A J Toyncr will go over to train for him also for August Belmont BelmontWalter Walter Jennings has returned from his California ranch where a number of his horses were turned out during the summer months He arranged for their sliintnent to Arcadia where the New York division of the stable was sent direct The sale of old Grapple for 350 probably marks the passing of a really sterling and extremely fast race horse which iii live seasons has won twenty live of fiftyfive races and nearly 40000 for Ed Corrigan John A Drake and Frank Parrel ParrelThe The Durham Cup raced for each fall at Toronto is a perpetual challenge clip but the club has had it reproduced in miniature and one of these is given each year to the winner in addition to the 1300 in cash distributed among the first three threeThe The Kingston Stylltene colt for which Lord Eiles merc paid Mrs J E Pepper 2500 recently is a full brother to Kings Courier which Lord Elles niero took away from John A Drake in an English selling race after he had won live out of six races racesEastern Eastern racing critics consider that jockey Nottet is not scrupulously regardful of the rishts of other jockeys and that he Is in judicial danger Because of the accident of Tuesday in which the hor e Dial plate was killed the stewards are going after rough riders ridersSir Sir Thomas Shaughnessy itrcsident of the Cana ¬ dian Pacific Hallway was among the visitors at Toronto lust Wednesday and was keenly interested in the running of his sons filly Silk Hose in the twoyearold race in which she finished second to Tony W Silk Hose is a line big filly by Water ¬ cress Hosiery Improving daily and likely to be a very useful threeyearold for next seasons cam ¬ paign
