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] CLAIMS AND SALES j 1 t — — — — 0 » The following claims were registered at t Rockingham Park Saturday: Night Jasmine, i- by J. D. Mikel for ,000; Below Cost, :, by Mrs. R. T. Flippen for ,750. R. T. Watts, who lost Luna Bright via a the claiming route in her last engagement, t. filled the vacant stall with William Sachsen-maiers Pot au Brooms, which he claimed out of the seventh race Saturday for ,500. Jones and George were others that felt the sting of the halter men when they lost Carbon out of the eighth race to J. Dine, who daposlted ,750 for the son of Waygood. L. T. Whitehill claimed Allotment for ,500 at Rockingham Saturday. Claims for Malolo, winner of the first race at Arlington Park Monday, were filed by F. Umbdenstock, B. B. Johnson, P. L. Kelley, W. O. Stoner and T. C. Worden. The first named was successful in the five-cornered draw. He gave ,500 for the Dis Done gelding. F. P. Choate negotiated a deal with Tommy Roderick, trainer of the Mrs. K. Hitt stable at Arlington, when he disposed of the two-year-old Dundreary. The youngster was turned over to A. J. McLaughlin, who will supervise his training. Terms of the transaction were private. = C. S. Bancroft claimed Dokas out of the le first race at Detroit Monday for ,500. Among the sales transacted Monday was ls that of Golden Words, which John Gengler * disposed of to R. L. James, who appointed ■a John P. Pons as trainer. Elmer Johnson m added Omar K. to his string when he acquired c" the three-year-old from Mrs. M. Sha-koski, *" who was represented by J. G. Hel-fert. •1. Terms of both transactions were private. F. E. Turner claimed Mysterious Nell for 00 out of the third race Monday at Bain-bridge Park. The following claims were made at Rockingham Monday: All Forlorn, by Mrs. M. J. I White for ,000; Gay Banner, by E. B. Fiske, for ,750; War Plane, by Mrs. A. R. | Smith, for ,500. James S. Hunt claimed Smuggled In out I of the fifth race at Detroit Monday for I ,500.
