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ow its The will S ah -es !rl" days ls nS , ■ for ire the e been H H. races ept i are are be- the the the are are 300 300 r is is T dis- was was ew- which lich racing ing way where tere • ■ + ,, ♦ I NARRAGANSETT TURF NOTES I | I • * — " ; -* "♦ H. H. Brown, New Jersey horseman, who k0 _ recently lost Adobe Post, has registered a new set of colors for Mrs. Browns stable. je They are "gold, black H. B. front and back, ,k* black bars on gold sleeves, gold cap." Word was received from New York that „*. trainer J. P. Smith is planning to ship j-j Victor Emanuels fast English horse, States-;en L j " man II., to Narragansett Park to fill the engagement in the 0,000 Rhode Island 1j Handicap, the mile and three-sixteenths fea-ces [ ture of the closing day at this course on on July 6- Alfred G. Vanderbilt strengthened his 11S hand in the Narragansett Park Stakes when en E. B. McGehee transferred the stake en-the in- gagements of the three-year-old Gallant nt Mac in the ,000 Governors Handicap, the K 1 0,000 Rhode Island Handicap and the 5,000 Narragansett Special ty he young ng eastern sportsman. Gallant Mac will run un under the Vanderbilt colors in the mile and nd a furlong Governors Handicap at Narragansett •■ Saturday. Gov. Theodore F. Green of Rhode Island, id. guest of honor of Walter E. OHara for the running of the Governors Handicap here re Saturday, entertained in his party Gov. 5 H. Styles Bridges of New Hampshire, Admiral HJ Kalbfuss, commodore of the Naval War Col-ain lege at Newport; Supreme Court Justice jce ! Jeremiah E. OConnell, Superior Court Jus-vay us_ I tice Walter E. Curry, Colonel Test of the •he naval coast defense at Newport, and L. E. E. 1 Roy, national emergency council, • • i1
