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• * S r y y d of f ;e m ,e ls ie J. T* J -t ! ie is is -t a g ;r - e ,r it s e !S SUFFOLK DOWNS NOTES I • — ♦ J. E. Fuller has taken over Liberty Torch Limit and Tellingyou to train for S. Bern- stein of Lowell, Mass. Eight members of the Alfred Gwynne Van-derbilt string are being shipped from New York to Suffolk Downs and are expected to arrive Wednesday. The names of the thor- i-; oughbreds were not divulged. j The Maemere Stable is shipping in three from New York: Dos, Maeline and Maeda. Trainer George Phillips is pointing Dos for *he Miles Standish Stake next Saturday at j Suffolk Downs. I Jockey Lucas Dupps resumes riding at the I East Boston oval after fulfilling several en- 1 gagements at Delaware. feL-AfndKy/?Umpere arrived at Suffolk Downs, distributing condition books for Thistle Down meeting, which opens July 15 ea7r££?l ™*llzat°r 5 an emPloye * the Ameri-HhL Company, succumbed to an ""iSnffn°r,aCUteindigestion while en r°ute to Mass nS fr°m his home in Somerville, str,VR;nFpmi11-ngrutranSfCrred several of his string to Rockingham Park. They will be J vanned to Suffolk Downs any day in which they may be entered. lv,-Ra/m°Jld Ellsbach is scheduled to make eiw /eDUt 3S a race rider the first race I Wednesday on Tee Tee. Ellsbaeh, ll I years j of age, is a native of Brooklyn N Y and is under contract to Max Hirsch, for whom he has been galloping horses for the past three years. The boy scales at 105 pounds. His father was a jockey forty vears ago. Mrs. M. R. Lewis added the plater Selma-h Jack to her string, purchasing the filly from Mrs P. A. Shaw. Merle Simmons will train the Jacopo miss. Lavelle "Buddy" Ensor will make his New England riding debut Wednesday, having been assigned the mounts on Royal Upset an Jack Cloud. He was slated to ride Landscape in the second race Tuesday, but that plater was a late scratch, San Angelo Stable, from San Angelo. Texas, shipped Vanscout, Jimmy Tom and Grey Pertros to Rockingham Park from Col-:f linsville, 111. L. H. Robinson is trainer of the string.
