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LOOAL TURK GOSSIP. C. T. Boots, the well known owner, left yesterday for a visit to his ranch, situated near San Francisco, Cal. Ho stated before his departure that his horse Argregor would not be started again until September, when he would fill some stake engagements on the local tracks. Jockey Hicks, who had the mount on Adios was struck in the eye by a flying stone and by the advice of the doctor who examined and treated the injury, cancelled the remainder of his engagements for the day. Lampoon, which won the fifth race, was bid up 00 over his entered price of 00 by P. J. Gorman. The horse was retained by his owner with the usual advance bid of . Tony Licalzi bid up Bab, the winnef of the last race, to 00. This was an advance of 00 over her entered price. The mare was retained by her owner for 05. Presiding Judge John Morse was an interested spectator at tho track yesterday. Hattie Walker, which was a starter in the opening race will have to be schooled to tho barrier before she will be allowed to race again. Tom Kiley, who severed his connections as trainer for W. Fizer some time ago, is now training the horses belonging to E. J. Arnold and Co. Ho arrived here from St. Louis with the latters string and will raco the horses on the local tracks until after the OONXXNDKD OK 8BOOND FAQS, LOCAL TURF GOSSIP. Continued from First Page. Kinloch Park meeting, when he will return to St, Louis. The horses under his care are Peaceful, Maximus, Felix Bard, Terra Incognita, Stranger, Ben Lear and several others.
