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GOSSIP OF THE TURF j jAfter After After trying in vain to induce the Newport racing officials to surrender a portion of their claimed dates for the benefit of the Lexington track J Hull Davidson in behalf of the Ken ¬ tucky tuck Association has announced that Lexing Flexing ¬ ton will parallel Newport racing to begin there the same day it opens at Newport and continue just as long as it does at the latter place but only on alternate days In addition he suggests that the Kentucky legislature will probably be asked to pass a bill limit 1 ing King the length of race meetings The controversy is unfortunate and should be avoided but if the outcome should be such a law it would be beneficial in results Mr Davidson is somewhat to blame for not attend ¬ ing King the meeting that apportioned dates or at least having some one there to represent Lex Alex ¬ ington Kingston in which case he would have secured satisfactory dates datesTod attested Tod Todd Sloan is full of verbal wisdom about the American horses in England Tod Todd usually issues all the wisdom withitf without him in gusts i He declares that the LorillarcfBeresfbrd com ¬ bination inaction expects to have an early lot ripe for the Newmarket Newark Craven meeting in April Those entered include Paspola Papilla Chinook and Illogic For the spring meeting at Newmarket Newark the stable is preparing Astral Berzak Brake Meta II and Kamee Aimee and for later meetings at the metropolis of the British turf and elsewhere the stable has en ¬ tered termed in addition to the horses already named Violence Dominie II Solano Solana Cartaan Catalan Sar Sara ¬ donic conic the chestnut colt by Sensation Equality the chestnut colt by Locohatchie Flowchart Coryphee Morpheme Siboa Sailboat Boomer Myakka Yakked Bloozen Booze Doric II Jolly Tar the chestnut colt by Sensation Sal ¬ utation mutation the chestnut colt by Pontiac Joy Sandia Candia Bayard Boatyard II Maori Queen II Belisama Balsam Nunsuch Nonesuch Diakka Dakar the chestnut colt by Sensa Sense ¬ tion ion Magnetizer the bay colt by Pontiac Ynonda Noonday and others othersAs others As regards the Keene string Sloan says Voter is wintering very well and should come to hand early Voter was not so seriously sick as was reported after his arrival in England last fall and Trainer Pincus Incurs expects to have him ready for the Lincolnshire Handicap the first impor import ¬ tant taint event on the English calendar Voter is also entered for the Metropolitan Handicap at Alexandra Park and as it was in a similarly named event that the colt made his big reputa repute ¬ tion ion at Morris Park last spring there is a chance for history to repeat itself St Cloud II is rounding into one of the biggest and mostprom nostrum ising rising fouryearolds foretold abroad while the stable also counts on Uriel Muriel and Black Cock as well as the lot of recruits expected to arrive from this side next monlljij moll y ySloan Sloan Sloan further says th thvknowing vknowing knowing One around the training quarters make favorable mention of Richard Crokers Croakers yourig your cfujdijlates fumigates Rosina Rosin W Sweet Chimes and Knickerbocker Knickerbockers and that considerable curiosity was aroused by the re ¬ entry of Dobbins after two seasons retirement Whether the latter will stand a prep is a matter of pure conjecture but should he accept for the Gold Cup at Ascot and the City and Sub ¬ urban at Epsom he is likely to have a following Rosina Rosin W and Sweet Chimes are entered for the Coventry Stakes over the T Y C at Ascot and Knickerbocker Knickerbockers for the Champagne Stakes at the Bibury Bilberry Club meetipg meeting J S Curtis horses in England are Archduke II Indian Chief II and Pearl Rover They are entered at Ascot and Kempton Kenton Park ParkOwners Pardoners Owners whoso horses have won 1000 or more at New Orleans are J W Schorr Scorer Son 7306 7306E E S Gardner Son 3461 Stanton Tucker 1943 1943WA WA Porter 1920 1920Thomas Thomas Hums 1914 1914GC GC Bennett 1718 1718J J H Smith 1636 1636Benson Benson Arthur Co 1631 1631Foster Foster Bros Brows i625 i625T T H Magee 1584 1584P P Tomlinson Tompkins Co 1512 1512WJordanCo WJordanCo Jordan 1389 1389T T J McHale Chalet 1357 1357Clint Clint DeWitt Hewitt 1216 1216JHPayneCo JHPayneCo Johannes 1240 1240Mrs Mrs W W Lyles Lyle 1119 1119Bennington Bennington Kensington Gardner 1032 1032C C OBrien O'Brien 1032 1032Leo Leo Christy T Burns has by far too much lead to be over ¬ taken in the winning mounts list at New Orleans Up to and including Monday the following boys had landed five or more winners Jockeys First Second Third JockeysT Jockeys T Burns C Combs A Barrett Barrette Scherrer Sherrie Aker Baker Songer Sponger Nutt Mutt Dupee Dupe Thompson Southard Southward Caywood Cawed P Campbell C Clay Beauchamp Beach Hirsch
