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NOTES OF THE TURF. The correct lime for race 7-" 71 . at Juarez Friday, ■ was 1 :i:i. Daring the trial of Jack Bbeehaaa book-making ; case at Toronto the past week, it waa stated in II court that his book had been a steady loser ami that he was about tit the end of his financial re sources when Inspector ilcKiauejr made his deacenl mi the place. Superintendent James P. ISoss has lour horses al . the Lexington track, including .1. V. Carter, I six year-old, and Royal Ainber. Facie Hart and Car paihia. all three-year-olds. Carpathla i- a slater to Sonada and will S" to the post in ihe Oaks s races .11 Lexington and Louisville. The Brookdale stable of Rarrie hns lost the tine e mare. Leila Hamburg, which died a day or two ago 0 of pneumonia. A brother Is Kel dOr arrived Ibi-week - .11 Rarrie, where the 0 eaten Dawn mare e Drowsj i- now owned. This is a colt hj Kelston. I. Kel dor will be remembered as the Saskatchewan 1 bred colt that Raymond Hale sent over to run in u tin- Epsom Derby two years ago. .lames a. McCoiniick. closely identified with Addison Cammack in Wall street operations a generation ! ago and an owner of race horses, died Wednesday al New York. He was in his eightieth year. To distinguish him from the trainer of the -aim- name, will died in Oermany la-t year. Mr. McConnnk was known 1 1 horsemen as -Shoes to Plates- because e of bis favorite way of designating one horses -1 I periority over another. Sam Monts contention al Charleston in reply to II Bngleys claim that in- is in bad standing on account of 1 New Orleans rnlirg seems correct. • Ih. records show that mi February ii. 1007, Ihe executive committee of the city Park Jockey Club. ■ acting ..n He- recommendation of Judge Tram-is Tre-velyan, .. re-instated Most, who had been ruled off during lln- previous winter for an alleged attempt to induce .jockey B. Smith to place one of his |v mounts
