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RACING PLANS FOR KEENES CRACK HORSES. .New York. February 12. — It is the intention of James Kowe. trainer of the magnificent James .It. Keene stable-, to have the horses re-ady for early spring racing. Odin. Celt, Ballot. Superman, Kes-- tige-iie-lu- and Transvaal hav«* all received track work regularly during the winter when the weather would permit of it and have- been exercised under the shed on stormy days. Colin is the one the vie — c lii-irnian of the Jockey CMb probably intends shall represent him in Ihe three-year-old specials, sne-h a- g- Wilh-Ts anil Helniont at P.eliuont Park, the Carlton and Brooklyn Borby at Grave-send and the Tidal. Coney Jockey Club Stakes and Lawrence-Realization at Sheepsbe-ad Hay. Celt, it is generally bc-lie-ve-l. is being petetoi for the Brooklyn an l Suburban Handicaps, for which • he- has been assigned light weight. Farly last spring, it is known. Mr. Keene thought as much of Celt as he did of Colin and lie thinks very well of him still. Beatigoacbe and Transvaal en eloing well in their work and arc- confident ly expecteal to do great things as three year-olds. Sii|ecrinti-nele-nt Frank Clark is planning to get the training and two-year-old tracks in tine condition for Wart as soon as tlie- snow and ie-e me-It. He-says it will be a small matter to get the tracks in good condition whe-n the eeM weather abates. The weirk on Ihe- urw field stand is progressing rapidly and a greater part of the supe-rstrue-ture is alreaely in place. The iron men have been at work notwithstanding the- e-old we-alher. The rest of the girders and b ams Bet ihe struclure have- Btea delivered at tie track.
