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NOTES OF THE TURF. .T. W. Fuller will shortly ship his horses from Texas to Canada. Henry McDaniel will continue to train Polls and Mexico for R. L. Thomas. Arthur McKnight will do the starting at the Oklahoma City meeting, Which opens June 13. C,uy Spencer of Dallas, Tex., hM purchased the grandstand 1 king privilege for the Uaklahoma City nieeliiig beginning next Tuesday. Starter 1 assidy lias added .Tunc W., Ethel D.. Metis. tude and Albert Star to his schooling list at Churchill Downs. He now has a dozen horses on this list. In the First Chamber of the Dutch States-General. Dr. Begoat, the uiinister of justice. s; i l he was ready to support the Second Chambers initiative in sanctioning the totalizator, but that for the bookmakers he would do nothing. W. K. Yanderbilts Rrumc was a strong favorite in the Prix do Diane the French Oaksi at Chantilly Sunday, and made the pace almost to Hie end. when M. Aliments BOM Verte. an outsider in the betting at M to 1. passed into the lead and won by a length and a half. Trainer R. Colston has again begun to ghc Silver Rrnsh slow work. The half-brother to Roarcatcher ran away when he was being prepared by trainer Colston for his Kentucky Derby engagement and was so sore after the accident he had to be thrown out of training. Trainer Colston thinks now he can get him to the races during the coming sumjner meeting at Latonia. Preparations for the two days of racing at Hawthorne track. July .! and 4. under the auspices of Harden City Branch No. SI, National Association of Letter Carriers, are proceeding apace. In order to attract the entries of a good class of horses from Latonia and other tracks, a oO purse will be provided each day. besides those of less value. The minimum purse will be 50. Wintergreen sulked after he had run half a mile in tin- Frank Fehr Stakes. The 1900 Kentucky Derby winner has not been working at all generously Shis spring and has developed something of the mood which marked tin- racing at Juarez of E. R. Bradleys big* -priced horse Helmet. Wintergreen did not like the idea of Bell Horse going on in front of him. lie likes to bo in the van. ami could he have gotten to the front in the first furlong there might now be a different story of the race. — Louisville Courier Journal.
