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I LAUREL PARK TURF NOTES 0 George Conway has been instructed by hia employer, Samuel D. Riddle, to keep the Glen Riddle horses in training until after the close of the Bowie meeting. Frank M. Taylor will take over the division of the Coldstream Stud horses that were shipped here from Chicago. Dr. W. B. Dalton, track physician, reported today that both Yingling and Austin, the riders injured in the steeplechase of Friday, are doing nicely in the Southern Baltimore hospital and they will shortly recover from their injuries. John I. Smith has shipped eight of the dozen yearlings he broke at Pimlico back to the H. T. Archibald farm at Middleburg, Va. The plans of the stable are to ship four, two-year-olds and three older horses to Florida to race at the Hialeah meeting. The late additions to the schooling list are Judge Primrose, Water Lad, Village Vamp and Two Tricks. Racing secretary Jack Campbell has assigned Mrs. John H. Whitneys Green Cheese and Tommy Hitchcocks Chenango 162 pounds, top weight for the ,000 Chevy, Chase Steeplechase, a two miles race to be run Wednesday. There have been fifty nominations for the contest. Trainer George Conway and jockey Johnny Gilbert left this morning for Berlin, Md., where they will work nineteen of the Glen Riddle Farms yearlings. They will return in time for Mondays racing. Buddy Hanford, leading winning rider at the Havre de Grace session, appears destined to top the list here. He has eleven victories, four more than John Gilbert, who was idle today. J. M. Reed, owner of Butter Beans, three-year-old chestnut daughter of St. Henry and Ildician, was an arrival from Chicago. He bought Butter Beans for 50 and refused a 0,000 offer for her. Reed also has the contract on jockey W. Todd, who will resume riding Monday.
