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WOODBINE TURF NOTES TORONTO, Ont., May 28. J. B. Campbell distributed the condition books for the IJlue Bonnets meeting this afternoon. Many of the stables that will remain over the racing at Thorncliffe will entrain for Blue Bonnets at the conclusion f that Toronto meeting. The meeting of the Canadian Racing Associations, which was scheduled for today, will be held tomorrow. Several applications for reinstatement will come before the board. George "Wingfield has decided to remain over for the meeting at Thorncliffe where hb horses will be sent at the conclusion of the Woodbine racing. Iater on they will be shipped to Blue Bonnets. Jack Trice, who is looking after the Salmon-Wilson horses racing here, has arranged to ship Wilderness. Senalado and Kthereal Lack to New York on Sunday. The remainder of the horses in his care will be sent to Ottawa. Trainer T. J. Healey will send six more horses to Ottawa from Belmont Bark and they will arrive in time for the opening of the meeting there. Buddie Kean is the only horse on th* sehooling list at Woodbine. Starter Harry Mc rris y has arranged to leave here on Sat unlay night and will go direct to Chicago to be on hand for the opening of the Aurora meeting, where he has bees engaged to do the starting. Vlin g Marshall assidy, who has been here m:h- tie- Op iiing of tin- nesting, will lOAVO for I Mt.iwa Saturday. Mr. *■■■■! *r will do the starting for the r« maind r of the year [on the Canadian Ebtetag AaODCtettoa tracks. Mis ft»thf . Mats CaUOidy, «tOM some wonderful work at the barrier on these same tracks, some few years back and was one of th ■ mc st popular raring officials in Can:. da : Young Cassidys work has rome In for much praif wherever he officiated. He came to Toronto after a lung Winter season at [Tijuana.
