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, , i . , i . f - ,, ii NOTES OF THE TURF. Word comes from New Vork thai lackey c. H. ShilliiiL- has I., mi engage.1 to ride 11. C. Il.ili-iii — k-Wortfa in Hi- Kentnek] Derby, wiii.-h would indienti that the plan- for hi- rhling abroad had fallen through. Trainer Sal Bay, lo whom Th-m. is Hitchcock has mad- hi offer to resume rhling the Hitchcock st.-pl, -bason, noa In France, will stick to the bar n,-- horses, with which he had remarkable success lasl — a-, n. The Irishman, owned by II. B. Duryea, liui-.i. I third in ih lri .in Pavilion of 5.000 francs, dl tan— •_.i«io meters, ai St. Cloud, in France, Mondav. Jocko] Chll.ls rode The Irishman. In the Prix du Pare, Mr. Freemans Brindille captured Brat place. II. purse was 3.000 franca and the distance 1,500 in i, rs. Jockey Heurj rode Brindille. One successful trainer who has burned down a couple of nattering offers to take up his vocation In Europe i- -nil in Nea Vork. James Blute, who In l«Oi was tied with James Bowe and Frank Hanlou for the had in th- Hat of American trainers, i- the man. Mr. Blute has lived I .pin I lit. at Sh— p-h-.-l Baj during the winter. It was the Brst winter In ten years that be has been idle. He has arranged to handle S half dozen horses on the course of the Cone island Jockey Club this Bpring. El. lion— r. which won a race at Charlestoa I i-t Satunlay. had run onh once before si,,,,, he was -in to the -in, I in puis. He started la a race I Pimlico lasl fall, but was unplaced. Bred by Will lam Lakeland. Electioneer, by Voter- Quesal lone of th- ln.-i proline mares in the -iu.i i k,. won for th- veteran horseman the Piitnrltj of IhOfi from an extremely large and fast held, including I-p, Joan and H.-Mund. ami was then sold to l-ll l-man f,,r the reported price of s.iii.mii. The coll ran dlsap point ingly in th. Flathinsh a few daya later. Kle. ib.ii— r i- the sire of - ,in- two-year-ohls now in ,1, • Lakeland stable at Brighton Beach. Their own.T thinks well of them.
