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f AURORA TURF NOTES ? $ $ AURORA, 111., May 7. Jockey George Woolf, considered one of the best riders on the grounds, accepted his first mount of the meeting today when he rode Single C. in the third race. Owing to increasing weight, Woolfs mounts are limited. Frank Sullivan will ship the horses Chub, Brooksie and Silver Leaf to Winnipeg at the conclusion of the meeting. With so many bad acting horses on the grounds, it seems but proper for the benefit of the public who may not read the condition books to print the following notice, which appears in same: "When a horse is sent to the outside by the starter, the starter has been instructed to start such horse at sufficient distance behind the field to equalize the break for horses standing in the stalls." Highway, from the stable of W. Mikel and Son, bled badly when being exercised this morning. Relatives are anxious to communicate with Harry Goldberg. He is requested to get in touch with the secretarys office at Exposition Park. A
