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NOTES 0E THE TURF. •I. i;. li.oi- has been obliged In lack or lime lo decline re-election as master of the !" bounds lo: the Meadow Brook Club. Under ins management the inert has anarisbed and expanded. Frank Jay Coakls Conti La Belle, ridden l»j jorkej Chapman, won Ha Prix Saint Bris at An lenii, in I ■raiii-i-. Sunday. There were only tour starters A 2 i franc ln-t on tin- winner paid 27 francs. Baring folk* who an- sojourning si 1 1 • • i Spring*. Ark., include Capt. .1. II. Bees. J. w. Schorr, John Howard la-. Mayer. P. McGrath. George Morgan. .la.T Slnrgbj P Callen and W. R. Norvell. The la- nil was a recent arrival from I I Paao and mi hi.s ua io Hot fcfpringa made a pleasant eaD on M N. Macfarlaii, former secrets rj of the Memphis Jockey Crab, wno has ■ nm- rice plantation at lloiision. Tex. Mi. Norvell also met .1 II. Madigau. president oi i ho Niagara Racing Association al Houston, where he lias a winter home. Dr. II I. Cromwell, of Baltimore, has said the font yeai old steeplechaser Jingo to Joseph F. Flans-gaua, Jr.. • ! Boston, and Jingo will earrj the colors of the Boston sportsiuau at the meetings ihi~ rear. Nt i . Flanagan i- now to the turf. He is ■ Boston bank* i and amateur rider ami bas taken a keen latere** in Ihorugtabred racing iwrtienlarl.i cross-• i mill i sport. Jingo has been at Benning ali winter and bas developed into oae ••! the hands -t thoroughbreds in training. He stands lii.2 hands and :-sound. Mike Daly, who bas bandied many sneei — ml sici-pbi-ii.i sera, predicts that be will be tin- beat yaaaper In Anu-i lea ibis m aaon.
