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I NARRAGANSETT PARK NOTES $ — 4 Cecil Knight arrived from Maryland and : is on the lookout for some horses to train. Robert "Red" Howell, who has been rest- I ing at Covington, Ky., for two months, ia I here and ready to ride again. Ben Lister j and R. W. Collins immediately obtained first ■ call on the services of the youngster, who was one of New Englands most popular jockey last year. Johnny Deering reached here over the j week-end and will ride for the remainder of j the spring meeting. He is under contract to Joe Roberts, who is campaigning a large I string here. W. J. "Buddy" Hirsch arrived from New j York with a string of four — Columbiana. On Approval, Exaggeration and Corker. Mose Lowenstein shipped in twenty-three head from Maryland Sunday. Leading hi3 I string at Narragansett are Hope to Do, Scat-I ter Brain, Bacon and Our Major. The Bee-i land Live Stock Company shipped in three j platers — Come On, Cold Spill and Clasp In. 1 They are being trained by J. T. Vaughan. W. C. Weant brought seventeen head from . Texas, headed by his capable campaigner i Prince Fox. J. Parmalee arrived from California with Cleaveland Putnams string of nine, including Ladysman, Pompeys Squaw, Running Heel, Nilus and several fine two-year-olds. W. H. Taylor reached Narragansett Park from Kentucky with three thoroughbreds — j Little Russell, Couleedam and the sensa-I tional two-year-old filly Planetoid. The further entry of Regardless was ordered refused until passed satisfactorily by the veterinary. He pulled up very sore after the running of the sixth race Monday. «
