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* , ARLINGTON PARK NOTES . i ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, 111., June 19. Mose Lowenstein departed last night for Latonia to saddle Misstep in the Latonia Derby Saturday. Leo J. Marks, owner of the colt, will leave Wednesday night, and both will return immediately after the race. Except for frequent trips to Lexington, where his Le Mar Stock Farm is located, Mr. Marks will remain in Chicago throughout the season. Program books for the final seven days of the Arlington Park meeting were distributed today. W. W. Taylor, acting for H. P. Headley. sold the filly Sandy Lady to J. P. Welsh. The transaction was private. Anita Peabody, Mrs. John D. Hertz Belmont Futurity winner, will not ha a starter in the American National Rush Handicap, to be run here Saturday, the muddy condition of the track being considered detrimental to her training. Trainer Michell announced, however, that if he was able to continue Anita Peabodys training she would be a starter before the close of the meeting. Track officials are expecting trainer A. Baker to ship R. S. Clarks good sprinter Wisdom here from Latonia for the Rush Handicap. Wisdom has been assigned the light impost of 104 pounds. According to present indications, the field in Saturdays stake will be selected from Adamas, Alexander Pantages, Blackwood, Chicago, Dark Phantom, Flagstaff, Gibbons, Hot Time, Irish Pal, King Basil, Lady Marie, Luxembourg, Mike Hall, Mino, Rurik, Reigh Olga, Solace, T. S. Jordan and Wrisdom. C. E. Durnell departed tonight for Fair-mount Park, where he goes to inspect the Three Ds Stables horses racing there. He will remain to saddle one of the representatives in next Saturdays stake to be run at Fairmount Park. Charles W. Primrose, who served as the steward at the short-lived Wilmington, Del., meeting, was among the visitors. He is en-route to the Lagoon track, where they will begin racing June 30.
