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Illinois News and Notes I 1 1 LINCOLN FIELDS at Hawthorne, Stickney, 111., June 16. Jockey M. Pena is coming from Suffolk Downs, to ride for the stable maintained by H. H. Haag. C. A. Roles arrived from New York and supervised the unloading at Washington Park of the horses owned by Louis B. Mayer. Jimmy McGee, trainer of the horses owned by Max Marmorstein and L. W. Ulmer, transferred part of his stable to Washington Park. The remainder will be sent to the south side track this week-end. C. Bruce Head, Lincoln Fields steward, is leaving for his home in Louisville the end of the week. Don Hauer completed his apprenticeship with the conclusion of todays racing and he becomes a full fledged jockey tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Emick came here from Kansas City. They were accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Wilson whose husband trains tbe Emick horses. C. W. Tague, former owner and trainer of thoroughbreds, is here from Harlan, Iowa. He is now in the cattle business. After the close of Saturdays program at Hawthorne, steward Sam McMeekin will depart for his home in Louisville. Harry B. Lindenberger, placing judge, also is return- I ing to the Falls City. Jockey William Lowe d irted for his home in Jackson Heights. K. Y„ to report to his draft board. Woolford Farm today sent a dozen ! horses to Washington Park. R. O. Higdon will transfer the others in ta string to the Homewood course on Sunday. — —* FAIRMOUNT PARK, C .iinsville, 111., June 16. Gale Osborne sold Cheer Up and Shadoon to Mrs. H. E. Nice!; . Terms were private. Three carloads of horses leave here tomorrow for Montreal, Canada. The Mount Royal season opens Saturday , June 19. Cheek to Cheek, the property of Dr. William Kenney, arrived Lorn Paris, Ky. and was turned over to Tom B. Young to train. Jockey P. Dominguez arrived from Mexico City and will ply hiz rade as a free lance. Jockey Phil Kirkpatrick pjrked his tack and left for Chicago. He will resume riding at Washington Park.
