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1 AQUEDUCT TURF NOTES $, J. J. Curtis Flying Heels is another that is on the shelf. He suffered a recurrence of his old trouble and has been retired for the year. The racing silks of Alfred Vanderbilt were shown for the first time yesterday when Sue Jones carried his cerise and white diamonds in the first race. James Fitzsimmons, fully recovered from his recent illness, resumed charge of the pretentious stable that he has for different owners. Disdainful, on the strength of her victory in the Clover Stakes, will be named for the Hudson, to be run Saturday. George Odom has taken over four two-year-old owned by the Arden Farms of Mrs. Poole to train. Hubert Callahan, according to a letter from the Maryland Racing Commission, was restored to good standing. Callahan was suspended by the Maryland body until August 31. At a recent meeting, the case was re-opened and the boy was restored starting June 15. Jockey J. Gilbert loses his apprentice allowance Wednesday. The yearlings at Rancocas Farm, Jobs-town, N. J., are to be sold this year, according to Frank Taylor. Jockey A. Pascuma cancelled reservations that he made for Chicago to ride Sunmelus. Pascuma will be held here. Jockey A. Robertson left for Chicago Thursday to ride Mrs. J. H. Whitneys Step-enfetchit in the American Derby. The B. B. Stable claimed Robrack from J. H. Louccheim for ,500. During the absence of Max Hirsch, John Loftus saddled Barcelona Pete for the fourth race Thursday. Fred Frankel, St Louis sportsman, arrived for the remainder of the eastern season. Merritt "Happy" Buxton returned from Chicago. He stated that Economic is out for the remainder of the year. He will be returned from Chicago Sunday to Aqueduct.
