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I ROCKINGHAM TURF NOTES s and. The stewards ruled that the entry of Postscript would be refused for the remainder of the meeting. So popular has been the inauguration of Pullman parlor car service on the Rockingham Racer proven with New England racing enthusiasts, that three additional cars will be coupled to the special train before the weekend. Paul A. Shaw, Newton, Mass., owner who lost Pocket via the claiming route in the last race Tuesday, has the Pharamond II. filly back in his barn again and is 00 to the good. Phil Bieber deposited ,000 to claim the Shaw filly only to see her break down badly in the running of the race. Wednesday morning Mr. Shaw purchased her for a sum reported to be 00. Mr. Shaw plans to send Pocket to the court of one of the leading sires next spring. Walter Andrews purchased privately the Ihree-year-old Diantha from G. W. Sheldon. A carload of thoroughbreds arrived at Rockingham Park Wednesday morning from Maryland. The shipment embraced six head, the property of J. Hill, A. Hullcoat. three, J. Y. Christmas, three, R. L. Uttcrback and 11. G. Vaughn with two each. C. G. Allen, L. Paradise, J. Reatle, A. Warner, G. W, McKinlcy, and J. Webb have been granted trainers licenses.
