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JAMAICA TRACK NOTES f $ Edgar Horn arrived from Baltimore and will remain for the week-end. Clem McCarthy was a visitor to interview trainer Cyrus Field Clarke, trainer of Pom-poo n. Ninety-two layers cut in Saturday, the greatest number of the present session. Ivan Rolando, former worlds champion weight lifter, was a guest of Tom Thorp. Lou Smith, managing director of Rockingham Park, was a clubhouse visitor Saturday. "Buddy" Raines, who, for the past three years, educated the yearlings for the Brook-mcade Stable, accepted the position of manager. of the Brandywine Farm in Delaware. Raines served his apprenticeship under Bob Smith. He will leave today to take over his new post. Parker Corning wa3 a clubhouse visitor Saturday afternoon. John F. Curry headed an exceptionally large delegation of Tammany Hall chieftains and braves. Horsemen were warned that all horses entered in a race to be started from the Australian barrier must school their charges from that machine. Walter Carter has taken over for Louis Stoddard, Jr., two two-year-olds, one a half-brother to Clodion and the other a half-brother to Forty, Winks, For. LouU Stod- i dard, Sr., he will train a half-sister to Pegotty Ann. The youngsters were reared In New Mexico and came here from Lexington, Ky. John B. Campbell announced overnight condition books for Belmont Park would be ready for distribution Wednesday. W. A. Shea arrived from Havre de Grace and stated that his horses would arrive here Sunday. Lyman Brusie was among Saturdays visitors. The program sellers were decked out in new grayish blue uniforms replacing the green ones worn last year. J. E. Widener left for Lexington, Ky., to visit Elmendorff Farm. Pete Coyne received word from Lexington that Brevity was bred to ten marcs thi3 spring. Alec B. Gordon arrived from Lexington, Ky., and will remain for the balance of the season. A. J. Joyner came over from Philadelphia to witness Saturdays program. Charles McCulloch and Leonard Florsheim of Arlington Park arrived from Chicago for a few days racing. Dave Hcisman, who Is the chief aid to Morty Mahony in tho running of mutuels plants throughout the country, was a visitor.
