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NOTES OF THE TURF It is said that the Jamestown meeting will show a profit Woodford Clay who has been ill at his home in Kentucky is reported to be convalescent convalescentT T StinTTouch Me match which it was pro ¬ posed to hold at Jamestown has been declared off offForrest Forrest Hose will resume negotiations with Barney Schreibii for the purchase of Jack Atkin it is said saidDr Dr G M Miller plans to retire his good Cesarion colt Sidney It for the winter at the close of the Latonia meeting meetingHanbridge Hanbridge probably will be mated with some of the mares owned by William Gerst before he is put in training next spring springArthur Arthur B Rouse former secretary of the Ken tuckv State Racing Commission was among the congressmen elected from Kentucky Tuesday TuesdayOssiau Ossiau owned by Sirs E Hostetter won the Mis ¬ sissippi Derby run in connection with the state fair at Jackson last week The race was worth about 600 San Gil was second and Sam Bernard third thirdTrainer Trainer George M Odoui has succeeded in healing the wound Follie Levy received in her last start at Louisville and now thinks he has a chance to get the speedy filly to the post before the Lutouia meet ¬ ing closes closesAt At the Newmarket Hoiightou meeting October 25 1 Maher won four of the seven races taking the Trial Mate with Double Thrush a plate with Per ¬ suade the Rutland Handicap with Admiral Togo III and the Criterion Stakes with Sandwich He was unplaced on his other two mounts of the day dayAn An improved starting barrier is being tried on Australian race courses It requires only a single strand and one iwst It was sot up in a minute and a half for use in an actual race The barrier like the numbered saddle cloth came to America from Australia The big tracks in that country did not originate these convenient accessories of presentday racing but adopted them from the pony and gallo ¬ way meetings
