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= ! 1 I . * h 1 w I [ j 3 _ 1 " r " j r I t s v I 1 I 3 r . c e s t - i - e " c h * J j J * . - r , to ■o ; o | TURF NEWS OF THE DAY FROM BELMONT PARK NEW YORK, N. Y., June 10. The Salumbria Stables Belle Artiste was severely kicked on the knee in her race on Saturday and will be out of training for £, some time. The injury is a severe one and the veterinary held out but little hope of a at her resuming racing again. The Audley Farm Stables Princess Doreen, winner of the Kentucky Oaks at Louisville, t arrived yesterday in charge of T. OMalley. Jockey H. Stutts, contract rider for the b stable, will pilot her in the renewal of the Coaching Club Oaks. of Charles Whyte, who raced David Harum, was buried from his home yesterday at Ja- t to maica. e Trainer J. Edwards has decided to return Out and Gene, the H. Waterson stallion, which has proved a failure in the stud, back t to racing. The horse will be castrated and c placed back in training. There is an epidemic of sickness at Ja- maica and many horses, especially two-year- I olds, have been stricken with coughing. a Miss Kenney and On the Sly, the latter a f two-year-old filly, have been sent to Gifford A. Cochrans Mount Kisko Farm, where they r will join the band of brood mares. T Great Man and Atherstone of the Riviera Stable have been turned out for the summer. C. R. Fleischmann lost his good plater Ne-," gociateur out of the fifth race Monday when he was claimed by T. J. Carroll for ] ,500. W. J. Both took Pat Casey out of j the same race for a like amount. , Jockeys L. McAtee and J. Shanks were forced to cancel their engagements this 1 1 afternoon due to slight illness. ] Jockey H. Stutts accepted his first mount , in the East this year and piloted J. E. Mad- dens Young Martin to victory. Two claims were filed yesterday, H. C. ] Fishers Bright Idea going to W. J. Both, and the Oneck Stable lost Equable to C. C. Smithson. I
