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! , i J j 1 1 J i 1 i 1 I 1 i 1 i I 1 1 , , i 1 j 1 A ] 1 1 FAIRMOUNT PARK NOTES 1 3 The Waite starting gate was dismantled Thursday and forwarded to Bainbridge Friday, where it will see service during that meeting. W. C. McKinley, who has Noble Sir and Singing River here for Leonard Wilson, expects to get away for Bainbridge next week. Six horses, the property of M. E. Casey, who races under the Summit View Stable, vanned to his farm at Lees Summit, Mo. Thursday morning. The horses will be turned out and placed in training for fall racing. The twelve head J. G. Brown has here for the Old Gold Stable is scheduled to depart for Dufferin Park Monday. F. Kelly, in charge of Blind Hills. Whisp, Anavah and Judge I Murphy, will be rested here until sent to Dade Park. W. G. Newton is another going to Dade Park. He has three horses and expects to purchase an additional one before leaving for the Henderson, Ky., track. Newton had Redins fired Thursday and hopes to have the horse ready the latter part of the Dade Park meeting. O. A. Simmons traded Gay Follies to H. G. Gorham for Dr. Parrish Thursday. Simmons will ship to Bainbridge from here and expects to have Lucky Carter ready for Dade Park. Lucky Carter is turned out at the Simmons farm at Benton, 111. C. Jordan, E. O. Dupuy and E. Richardson made up a car for Seattle, Wash., and left for the West Coast Thursday night. The four head for J. W. Healy quartered here will be rested. Healy has not decided where he will ship. J. H. Schlesinger blistered Princess Pal and So Grand Thursday morning. The horses will remain here for ten days before departing for Dade Park. J. M. Nugent, trainer for the Nugent stable, is resting the seven head he has here and will ship the latter part of the month to Dade Park. The three-year-old Unbelief was unsexed and fired Thursday by Dr. E. E. Watson. W. Phillips is another who will rest his horses here until the latter part of the month. He will probably include his four with the Nugent stable consignment.
