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MORE HORSES FOR WINDSOR. Detroit, Mich., June 12. — There is now no question as to a sufficiency of horses for the spi inn meeting at Windsor. In addition to the more than 300 horses already quartered at the course, the special train from Louisville brought about 150 h. ad numbering the following stables: Cuthrie and Allen. 12; Press West, 8: William 111 km. 8; William Prey. 4: B. Fitzgerald, 4; Dots Bros.. 8: J. H. Ford, 6: J. Brown. 4: William Pea*. Niton. 2: J. II. Baker. 0: W. R. Sallee. 4: John Brannon. 2: W. H. Robinson, B; .lames Havis. 2; A. B. Campbell. 4; L. Peters. 2: H. .1. Harris. 4: H. Schufelton. 1: B. Stickney. 3; F. Risk. 4: John Troxler, 3; J. O. Cray, 0; T. K. Crist. 4: J. M. Henry. 4.; Crcenwood and Co., 3: B. C Bennett. 15. Prom the number of applications wbidi are coming in at the office of the cluli it looks as though most everybody at Hamilton inlen.ls shipping to Windsor. Some will come over today and tomorrow while others may wail until the end of the lii.-.- ing. Those who have made applications for stall room are: P.. Trotter. 15; p. Oallagher. 7; N. K. Beat, 4: C. H. Williams. 3; 8. B. Morehuid. :.: I. lay, 8; K. S. Cardner. 0; A. L. Poole. 5; J. W. Dayton, 5; William Oerst. 12: R. J. Levy. 6: B. D. Williams, 16; Joseph McLennan. 4: James Beat?, 0; O. H. Neal, 2; John Nixon, 11: B. C. Evans. 11: C. Pangritz. 6: W. Shields, 3; G. F. Riehings, 2. Montreal will send many horses here. Allie Gales has asked for stalls for ten and he usually has a lot that can race well. On the same tram with him will come five belonging to Charles Phair. five of W. A. Burttschells, five of J. C. Harris, four of Paul Miles and four of George W. Innes.
