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NOTES OF THE TURF. The Bcandanavian Derby will he run at Copenhagen ou sundry. June 23. I ueir.v live races on the Mat during the last Bag lish season were won by French-bred horses. Jockey lleorjje .stern rode ten winners in England anil nii.eu seven in France. His Kuglish auccesses lu rkjli il the Two Thonaaad Gumeas and the Derby. Prank J. Goulda Jarretiere Bnlahad] second in the Irix Ilea ViUarmalna of ,000, run at St. Clou.:, in France yesterday. The distance was one mile, in the Itix" Hit Bus-Mcadou of 8800, seven and a hall furloags; n. B. Dnryeaa Mant horns finished second. jockey Joe Byrne intends to return to the saddle Palmetto Iark in a few day*. Byrne met with ii accident early in the meeting when ha was work . daxentiaa for his employer, apt. P. M. Walker. :iii.l re.eived injuries thai would not permit his ridtpg. Byrne has been galloping borate of lane an. I is again in good trim. .1. S. i:eiuian. who handles the horses of D. N. Prowl 1 1 and also those that race ill the name of the r.nm .- Stable, has been ill in bed at Charleston with a siitihi cHs- of blood poisoning. Several days ago in cranking up an automobile Mr. Bverman was struck lij the crank and after the injured part had swollen considerably, blo.nl poisoning set la. Duaihua Bean has arrived at Charehfll Downs from Juarez, where he raced brilliantly during the winter Bourbon Beau la expected to be one of the l..p ii .tehets on the Kentucky tracks this spring. His nominations Include the Clark and Churchill Downs Handicap-.. Jockej Eddie Taplin. who rode the Collin* crack at Juarez, has been engaged to handle i mi in ins Keatnckj engagements.
