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CHURCHILL DOWNS NOTES H Trotsek trainer of the large O F Woodward stable has taken a threeyear contract on the services of Maurice Berger local saddle prospect Berger who has had two years experience galloping horses is 17 years old and was formerly in the em ¬ ploy of the late Mickey Harris HarrisThe The veteran Charles Corbett packed his tack after the third race Thursday and got away for Aurora where he will ride E E Fogelsons Grey Count in the Illinois Derby to be contested at the Fox Valley course Saturday SaturdayF F C Podesta Thursday purchased at pri ¬ vate terms the twoyearolds Miss Domineer and Discriminator from the Valdina Farms represented by J J Flanigan and they will be sent to Podestas farm in Tennessee to be turned out until next fall The youngsters have not been in training trainingE E E Miner representative of the Ameri ¬ can Railway Express Company reports that immediately after the close of the local meet ¬ ing twenty cars of horses will be shipped to Chicago fourteen to Latonia and ten to De ¬ troit troitJockey Jockey Jack Westrope will ride out the meeting here and Saturday night will head for Washington Park His agent Goldie Mitchell was to get away Thursday night for Chicago ChicagoHeaded Headed by the good threeyearold Grey Gold the horses which G R Miller trains for E W Duffy will get away from here for Detroit Sunday The others in the string are Sir Jim James Court Belleek Captain Byam Blond Reel Que Gato and a twoyear old Steel Knight KnightJockey Jockey Frank Burley who is recovering from a long siege of illness came down from his home at Latonia and will remain for the local meeting Burley does not expect to re ¬ sume riding for some time timeArt Art Goldblatt who is without horses at this time came in from San Francisco and Friday will proceed on to Chicago Gold ¬ blatt expects to acquire several horses for the Chicago season seasonJockey Jockey Joe Rosen who is attached to the stable of E W Duffy plans to leave over the weekend for Detroit DetroitRecovering Recovering here from a knee injury he received at Keeneland jockey Joe Cowley hopes to get back into action with the be ¬ ginning of the Latonia meeting
