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THORNCLIFFE PARK NOTES 3 ; William H. Bringloe, who handles a division of the H. C. Hatch stable, has been selected to serve as representative for the horsemen in the stewards stand on Friday. Jockey D. Brammer was taken ill for the second time this week and cancelled his mounts on Thursday. Racing secretary J. P. Turner reports a smart list of nominations for the Bryan and OHara Memorial Handicap ,500 added attraction that closed Thursday and which will be run Saturday. For a consideration that was not made public, Morris Fishman obtained the two-year-old Queens Colors from Dave Garrity. D. Garrity has taken over the useful palter Joggle to train for Jos. Cattarinich. Dr. G. A. Clark unsexed the Mrs. Chagan sprinter, Governor Bill, at Woodbine Park Thursday morning. The Imperial Tobacco Company will present the owner of the winner of the fifth race at Thorncliffe Park on Friday with a blanket. With plans practically settled to send the main division of the J. E. Smallman stable to Detroit at the close of the meeting, George Alexandra, trainer of the stable, will turn over a draft of that establishment to Frank Higgins to be campaigned on the Ontario circuit. After accepting scratches on Tuesday next until 7:45 a. m. at Woodbine for the last racing day at Thorncliffe, William G. Kelly will leave for Dufferin Park where he will take entries for the opening day of Long Branch. Frank Gilpin is considering shipping fifteen of the E. F. Seagram and Mrs. T. Stevenson horses to Suffolk Downs at the close of the Thorncliffe Park meeting. It was also learned that the principal performers of the Parkwood Stable and drafts of the H. C. Hatch and C. Smythe stables may be sent across the border to be campaigned. Jockey A. Diliddo departed for Detroit to join a division of the Seagram stable. The western division of the H. C. Hatch stable that will be shipped to Winnipeg in charge of W. H. Bringloe, is scheduled to leave shortly after the present meeting here.
