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RIVERSIDE PARK NOTES 1 $ Thirteen head belonging to the large Three Ds Stock Farm and in charge of trainer Johnny Pons, arrived from Texas and immediately took up quarters at Riverside. Of the thirteen head, nine are two-year-olds all royally-bred and trainer Pons expects that these will cut considerable figure in all the two-year-old races here. The youngsters are Big Train, That Wins, Princess Teddy, Peterette, Misinformation, Escomur, Favorite Child, Royal Palace and Phalazetta. The older horses that are to carry the Three Ds colors here are the three-year-olds My Dainty, Exchange Club and Extrano. The seven-year-old Maverick completes the stable. Elmer OConnell, with Bylaria, Dr. Spoon, Marmulus, Sunny George, Lucky George, Bunny Dear and Sandy George was the first arrival from California. OConnell arrived from Bay Meadows over the week-end. The small but select stable that Mrs. C. B. Irwin is going to campaign here, arrived from Bay Meadows Wednesday morn-ling. In the Irwin string is the good sprinter Great Lover that Mrs. Irwin intends start-jing in all the handicaps. Others are Jane Packard, Instigator, Liolele and Joe Flores. Frank peelman, with DaiTaugh, Dutchy, Northcutt, Comradeship and Lorraine S. unloaded from Bay Meadows, Wednesday. Cecil Holt, who campaigned a small stable in Texas during the winter, arrived with Ante Bellum, Oil Queen and Fan Dan. E. R. Moulder wrote in that he was sending the consistent winner Sleepy Joe here this week and intends shipping Norman D. here before the meeting starts. M. Viseur, with Dug In and Goron was an arrival from New Orleans. G. W. Dunn, with one horse, Ought To, also arrived from New Orleans. Josie G., Chi Chi and Levi Cooke, the property of N. Guarneri, unloaded from New Orleans Monday. The consistent Habanero and John Dris-coll are the two that will carry the colors of A. Graffagnini here.
