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f DUFFERIN PARK NOTES . $ Condition books embracing the scheduled ten days of the Devonshire Park Jockey club meeting, to be staged at the Windsor plant beginning July 8, were received at Dufferin Park Saturday and were distributed among the horsemen. Governor Bill, which races for Mrs. C. Hagen and has been on the sidelines since the meeting of the Ontario Jockey Club, is back in training and is expected to return to competition during the Hamilton Jockey Club meeting. Jockey Pat Remillard, with eight winners, led the list of riders during the meeting of the Metropolitan Racing Association just concluded at Dufferin Park and also drew the largest pay check among the riding colony for the first six days, when his envelope contained 10. G. Courtney was second in the money distribution, with 60, while A. Prain was third, with 65 and H. Peden 1 fourth, with 60. sick to the clerk of the scales and both were Charles F. Henry, who served as racing secretary at Long Branch and Dufferin Park,-will remain in Toronto until July 1 before leaving for Cleveland, where he will start on preliminary work in connection with the opening of the Thistle Down meeting. Word was received from William R. Wool-latt, general manager of Devonshire Park Jockey Club, that purse splits at the forthcoming meeting will be 10, 0 and 0, instead of the arrangements provided in the book of conditions just released. Jockey R. Feeny was suspended for ten days by the stewards at Dufferin Park Thursday for rough riding on Big Fisfy winner of the last race on that day. Several stables that just completed a cam- paign at Dufferin Park have arranged to remain under shelter at the East End plant before departing for Devonshire Park. Your Flag, eight-year-old mare which races for Mrs H. Neville, pulled up lame after her effort in the first race at Dufferintjj2jA Friday and will be on the shelf forHH
