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rHAVRE DE GRACE NOTES [ HAVRE RE GRACE, Md., April 19. L. Crist received word that his yearling brother to Ball Gee had broken a leg while galloping about one of the paddocks at the Watkins farm in Illinois. Crist has the brood mare Kira at this farm, but she will probably be ahaaaoi to Kentucky, as Star McOee. the sire of Ball Gee, is not being bred to outside mares this spring. The apprentice rider B. Ray was suspended by starter Milton for five days for disobedience while at the barrier. Out of respect to the memory of the late Belmont Rowe. who died at Asheville, N. C, yesterday, the Harry Payne Whitney racers were withdrawn today and the colors of the New York sportsman will not be seen in action until Friday. James Rowe, Sr.. ac-Compaiii.-d by Joe Janis. a friend of the family, left for Asheville and will accompany the body back for interment. Roddy P Marshall, the well-known Pittsburgh attorney, is much plcas-d with several yearlings he has at his farm la Pennsylvania. Tin y a.-c by the Star Shoot stallion. Hiidur. out of the follow in- mares: Widow Moon, Moiuing Hours. Becky. Channie Walsh and Tush Tush. They will be shipped to trainer Frank Garrett in the fall to be broken and Will he wintered at one of the Maryland tracks. William Manl.y. who manages the Cum-berland meeting, was a visitor. He was accompanied by Mortimer Mahoney and the pair were busy during the afternoon booking stalls for horsemen who inn nd racing at Cumberlaml i.ext fall. The dates for this meeting are from August M to September :!. Francis Riggs. secretary of the Maryland Jockey Club, accompanied by manager M. L 1 ยป;uger, were vi. it irs at Havre de Qrace. They rapotl a number of prominent stables already at the famous old hilltop c utse and the outlook p oins to one of the gnatest spring m. .tings in the history of the club. The stable trained by Andy Schuttinger and Preston Burch were shipped from Bowie to J.#ong Island. Apprentice B. Ray, who was suspended for five days on Monday by starter Milton, b. -cause Ourieda persisted in breaking throiu;h the barrier under him, left tonight for Belmont Park to report to trainer John . Smith of the Aden Farms Stable.
