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NOTES OF THE TURF. Former io. key M Burton is now acting as valet t for his brother, lackey F. Burton. Most GoMblaH, who purchased onville from L. A. Vila. h::s resold the horse to Ed Chase of Louis ville. Barnes Schrolbor rata transferred to Houston the p stable of horses that have liecn Carrying his colors s ut Fort Worth. "Sir Martin is undoubtedly the Ix-st horse I ever ,. saw for such a moan-looking one. Allison, in London Spoilsman. Brother Jonathan*! breakdown at Gravesend wain his right bind leg. Just how serious it may be e lia - not been di temttned. John V..ib-n and Lance Logan, two of the best known bookmakers in England, and both prominent t in T.iMcr-al!--. died in May. F. A. !orslho is repotted to bo negotiaf in- for I r the service- of jockey J. Butler. The boy may go to ■■■ York from Latonia to ride for the lorsvtiie ,. stable before the week is over. The tampers. King Castle and Banctna, were • srl lui through the iied at Gravesend Monday. ITarry Stone had s log up on Sanetsa and Otto Holder rode K as Castle. The two horses aecom DliKliod a turn and a half of the held without making a blunder. They will be ready for the steeplechase* •~ when tie Brooklyn meeting begins. An Influx of horses from Belmont Park is expected at Ornvesend „1 today. »id Grandpas recent victory in the International ,1 Steeplechase at Belmont Park showed he still r -tains Milii.ient vitality to race well. The veteran . „ steeplechaser possessed speed galore and renjvtl rleunh About twenty-five years ago Hickory Jim. sis., an aged chestnut gelding, gained considerable u !.i ■Istlnctlon bv his speed and courage, which enabled film to defeal -"Kid fields of homes from the luvcnile i. division uio ant.
