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i , 1 • . I ; J I - 3 ? 1 I | ARLINGTON PARK NOTES I • ♦ % Major Louis A. Beard, Whitney stables S major domo, who is the racing director at [t Arlington Park, will arrive from Lexington, 1, Ky., Wednesday. He also is director of f the Arlington Park Jockey Club. Garrett Watts Silverette and two other * horses racing for the same owner, will be e campaigned at Arlington Park by trainer J. I. J. Skirl. Silverette won the Crete Handicap, p, opening day feature at Lincoln Fields. Trainer Roscoe Goose has received stalls Is at Arlington Park for eighteen head of f horses he is conditioning for John Marsch, 1, Chicago sportsman. Included in the division n shipping here will be Lightspur and Weiscn- heimer, Classic Stakes candidates, and Blue » Flyer and Sundodger, both named for the rich Arlington Futurity and the Hyde Park Stakes. John MacFarlane, who is in charge of Police and parking at Arlington Park, was a a week-end visitor at the North Side course. e. He has served at Arlington Park since the te | course was built. As in former years, George White will be e in charge of the reception of horses at Ar-l r- lington Park. He reports that upwards of af 150 horses are already on the grounds. For the convenience of employes reporting lg for roll calls next Sunday morning, two /o trains, at 10:02 and 10:42, will leave the ie downtown station of the Chicago and North th Western and will stop at Arlington Park.
