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, , , 1 • 1 I . I - ; 1 I I * , , 1 -t • ". "1 1 1 » "1 . -, NOTES OF THE TURF. Plan- are under consideration lor a race meet- in:; at Leadville, Col. All reports agree thai the Havre d Grace meet inu. ju-t closed, was by far the most successful, la every way, in the history of the Harford Agriculture ami Brei ders Ass iciat mn. Experts saj that while the two-year-olds thai have 1 n shown so far in eastern racing arc 1 rather • 11 in lot, some prospective good a are Is re serve and will be seen la action noon. Dr. Larrick, ■ two-year-old in J. s. Tyreei table, i- reported to have worked four and one hill lur lougs in 51- ai tahvre de Grace this week. Tin i- dose to tlie track record for the dtotaace. w. 1:. Norvell, who i- t. serve ss racial! -; for the meeting at Marlboro, beginning June 6, it planning a program that will cater p a better class "i horses than have hitherto taken part is the racing at that track. C. C. C. imp. in baa arrived at Montreal to pr-- 1 ; for th.- Delorimier Park meeting, over which he is to preside. He cause from New Orleans, bis old home, ami brought word thai the people of i."iii-iana have practically given up the idea el re riving thoroughbred racing. American-owned horses captured two Brsts and .lie second place al La Tremblay, in Irnice. Wednes day. The Bri citronelle was won by II. B. Dnry, 1 - frizzle, while J. K. Wideneis iAdorabb won in the Pri Vvincull. In the latter event Augnsl Belmonts Boxaaas yvas second. The useful nine-year-old horse Banning Account, by Compute Komnrasakl, died recently si Electric Park. Baltimore. He was the property of W. F Bediuond and as a young borse gave much promise as a racer, in late his efforts have been cool I to the half-mile tracks. His racing record is sixteen Brats, -even seconds, four third- and thirty nine lime- unplaced in sil -i starts wilh winnings Of SS.-sr,.
