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CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF Saturday Eternal worked a mile and an eighth in 154 in preparation for his engagement in the Dwyer Stakes to be run Thursday ThursdayH H P Whitneys Cobwebs Is not only a speedy filly but one possessing rare gamehess and accord ¬ ing to reports from the east will develop into a tppnotcher tppnotcherJames James Healy has shipped Between Us and Candle the property pf John Lumsden the Canadian turf ¬ man to his Pequest Farm in New Jersey where they will be turned out Edward Garrison will ship five of the Montford Jones horses to Saratoga on Saturday Brookholt will be shipped to Saratoga with the Madden string The transfer of the colt has not yet been made to MrJ3thes The threeday race meeting held at Paducah Ky July 3 4 and 5 was well attended and successful in every respect so much so that its promoters have announced1 that they will hold a fall meeting in September The first race in the late Mr Fairie Coxs colors now held by his brother A R Cox was carried in the Tidal Stakes at Ascot June 17 and their bearer Ciceronetta a colt by Cicero Silesia won right easily easilyRecently Recently after a 400 selling race victory on one of the Parisian tracks Capt Jefferson D Cohns Cavair an ordinary threeyearold by Verwood LEnsorceleuse was bid uy 4000 over his entered price and bought boughtBey Bey el Santa Anita was buried on the late E J Baldwin ranch near Los Angeles with the famous Baldwin colors wrapped around him His final resting place was alongside of Grinstead another famous Baldwin horse Lord Glanelys horses are in fine early condi ¬ tion in English racing His colt Dominion by Polymelus Osyrua won the 7000 Prince of Wales Stakes at Ascot June 17 beating Splendid Spur Coriolanus and Avatar in fine fashion fashionThe The German Derby was run at Grunewald B6rlin Sunday and won by the ominously named colt Gi ¬ braltar ridden by Kaiser whose name hardly fitted in with the present German national picture The winner was an outsider and ran the mile and a half in 233 13 13Stefan Stefan the Greats brother Sarchedpn a gray colt by The Tetrarcli Pprfect Peach beat Poltava by Polymelus Tagule pronounced tlie best in Eng ¬ land out of early racing in the Coventry Stakes on the opening day at Ascot Sarchedoitl won by four lengths and in convincing style though the time was l025s for the fiveeighths fiveeighthsIn In South Australia where mutuel play is preva ¬ lent but not heavy a place ticket on Mount Mil sen in the Bosanquet Handicap at Adelaide April 20 paid JJ18S59 to 1 and its size was a matter for much comment It was the third largest on record in the province In 1881 I O 1 paid S3075 to 1 in 1 91 Itufus tickets yielded 28250 to 1 In 1914 Perfect Friar 18725 to 1 and in 1917 West euilale 18150 to 1
