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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF. The Odom stable Will go to Saratoga next Sunday. King Georges horses have won three races this year. The stables of Emil llerz and E. II. Garrison have been shipped to Saratoga. Schuyler L. Parsons has been appointed steward to represent the Jockey Club at the Saratoga meeting. The stewards of the Jockey Club have tabled applications for licenses from jockeys C. Korel and M. Nathan. Harry Giddings good Canadian horse, Hearts of Oak, is schooling again iu the brilliant fashion he did iu the early part of he season. Trainers T. J. llealey and YV. 11. Karrick have gone to Saratoga with the stables of K. T. Wilson, II. K. Kuapp anil Schuyler L. Parsons. S. C. Ilildreth has gone to Saratoga with the racing division of the Delmout stable and Frank M. Taylor has shipped the Willis Sharpe Kilmer horses to the same place. For alleged inconsistent racing of the mare Ambri, her owner, Joseph Woodward, and her trainer, W. S. Devonshire, were indefinitely suspended at Tijuana July 22. AV. F. Mai l in, who trains the Kentucky Stable, has sent to the AValter S. Payne farm iu Kentucky, the imported Koukiss, br. c, 3, by Dark Kouald Sun Kiss, to be educated for a juniper. AVilliam Sheedy has leased from the Krightou Stable two fillies, which lie will siiip to Saratoga and afterward race on the minor circuits. They are AVater Dame, b. f, 2, by Waterboy, and Stony Krook, b. f, 2, by Hessian Stone Nellie. The stewards of the Jockey Club have instructed Registrar W. II. Kowe that iu the case of a foreign thoroughbred having markings which do not agree with the foreign certificate of registry he shall not issue any certificate of registration without their approval. The Schorr horses will be shipped to Saratoga Springs Friday. Trainer George Laud says that Harry Kelly, the crack juvenile of the Schorr establishment, has bruised the outside quarter of his oil" hind foot and it may In; necessary to lay him up for some time, although the injury does not appear at all serious. "White Hat" McCarthy, one of the oldest of California horsemen and winner of the American Derby at Chicago witli . II. Todd iu 1SS7, was a visitor at the Empire City course Monday. Mr. McCarthy came on from California to visit his sons, Joe and Harry. The veteran California!! sold the late Senator Hearst the first race horse that great California!! ever owned and is still active. Tin; horses of G. A. Cochran and M. Daly left Empire City for Saratoga Tuesday night. The stable of W. K. Cue will go to the same place tomorrow. Trainers S. J. Lawler and W. Hurley will send their strings to Saratoga Friday night, while Will AVallace and A. G. P.lakeley will ship to the same destination Saturday night. Among those who will ship next Sunday night are D. K. McDaniel, Kimball Patterson, Frank Dray and L. J. Carey. James Fitzsimmous has ordered ears for the shipment of his big stable next Monday, but he will get away earlier if he can obtain the ears. In his race of Monday, at Empire City, Harry Shaw carried a burr to keep him from running in to the rail. That was because the track near the rail was still heavy from the recent rains, and John Powers, his owner and trainer wauled him to run on the middle of the track, which was fast. There lie believed he would race his best and win. The burr worked to perfection so far as it pertained to the course the horse should take, but after the race many horsemen said it prevented him from doing his lust; that In- was not used to it and that it tended to cause him to quit.
