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HIALEAH PARK GOSSIP Joe Rowan has wired his man to take up Flying Max and Play Em, which were turned out at a farm in the Green Spring Valley last fall. They will be raced at Bowie. Eddie Burke, major domo at Havre de Grace, has returned North. He will stop over at Baltimore, Havre de Grace and Philadelphia on his way to New York.- One hundred and fifty school teachers of Dade County were the guests of the Miami Jockey Club, at Hialeah Park. The visitors were escorted -over the grounds to inspect the large variety -of tropical trees, shrubs and flowers, with which J. E. Widener has beautified the grounds and then were entertained by an attractive program of thoroughbred racing. Trainer Keith is shipping twelve horses belonging to John T. Ireland from Oriental Park, Cuba, to Hialeah Park. They will arrive within a few days and will be accompanied by three horses owned by C. A. Bidencope. W. Pierce, chief inspector, and Walter Mc-Giff, chief auditor for" the Florida State Racing Commission, left Hialeah Park this afternoon for Palm Beach to complete details for the opening of a new greyhound track in that city. Four hundred members of the Three-Score and Ten Club were the guests of the Miami Jockey Club at Hialeah Park. Each member must be over 70 years to be eligible for this organization, but years went by the board in the excitement of the afternoon of racing. Through error it was published" that B. Hanford had been suspended for fen days. His sentence was five days and he will resume riding Saturday. Between the running of the second and third races Tuesday trainer E. Hayward broutrhf ho throo-vtiar-oUl On Sir out and sent him a mile, as follows :25, :51, 1:16 and 1:45. The colt will be shipped to Cuba Thursday and will receive his final prep for the Cuban Derby over the Oriental Park track. The many friends of John Irish will be pained to learn of the death of his father in New York. Funeral services will be held at the residence of the deceased Wednesday. J. C. Cooley, the well known polo player, witnessed the running of Tuesdays races from the John Hay Whitney box. Mr. Cooley is recovering from injuries which have kept him out of the game for months. Ten horses were shipped, in a mixed car, arranged by J. F. Patterson, to Lexington, Ky. The following shipped: Jack Howard, James FitzSimmons, J. F. Patterson, two horses each; Joe Peters, W. T. Anderson, Selby Burch, F. F. Brandt, one each. In the absence of E. Hayward, who left for Louisville last week, W. Hinphy saddled Old Judge and Song Hit for J. D. Norris Jr.
