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JAMAICA TURF NOTES Leo Spitz a member of the Illinois State Racing Commission was a guest of John Hertz during Saturday afternoon and watched Count Tetrarch carry the yellow silks of the Chicago sportsman to victory Tony Canzoneri arrived during Saturday afternoon and instructed Jimmy Johnson in the art of picking winners winnersJoseph Joseph M Schenck president of the Agua Caliente Jockey Club and head of the United Artists Studios Hollywood witnessed Sat ¬ urdays sport from the clubhouse He said that racing at Agua Caliente was away be ¬ yond fondest expectations the track play ¬ ing host to the largest crowds in history over the weekends weekendsJockey Jockey A Robertson left with the division of the C V Whitney stable that Jack Healey will race at Rockingham Park ParkJ J P White New Jersey sportsman was a firsttime visitor visitorA A J Joyner journeyed up from his farm near Philadelphia Saturday to witness the running of the Youthful YouthfulCatalogs Catalogs for the horses in training sale at Belmbnt Park on Saturday May 18 were distributed distributedJ J W Healsy arrived at Belmont Park with the horses that he is training for dif ferent patrons patronsJ J H Buscher will ship from here to De ¬ troit next week weekA A H Robertson was a weekend visitor coming from Maryland MarylandDuring During the absence of Bob Smith at Pim lico with the Brookmeade Stables Psychic Bid Jack Connor saddled Quick Look and Good Goods GoodsThe The spring meeting of the Metropolitan Jockey Club now under way over the pop ¬ ular Jamaica course of the association comes to a close on Tuesday with one of the most interesting programs of the twen ¬ tyone days session The Malverne Handi ¬ cap which will be decided in two divisions holds the place of honor the closing day Wellbalanced fields of the better handicap performers have been nominated for the two events which will be decided at one mile yardsThe and seventy yards The session fast drawing to a close has been the most successful meeting of years both from a sporting and a financial stand ¬ point Form has been strictly adhered to in the majority of the races decided during the meeting and the public by their attend ¬ ance in such large numbers has supported the sport in a manner which far surpassed the most optimistic
