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HORSES NOW IN TRAINING AT LEXINGTON List of ThreeYearOlds and Over with Eight Ken ¬ tucky Derby Candidates Included IncludedLexington Lexington Ky April IS When Secretary Letcher wrote the program book for the spring meeting of ten days that is to open at the Ken ¬ tucky Association course next Wednesday he was at sea as to the number and quality of the horses three years old and over that TV jild be available for participation in the racing and accordingly deferred the preparation of the conditions of the races for tho fifth seventh and ninth days These conditions will be published April 25 28 and 30 respectively With the exception of a scattering few all of the horses that are to make the racing here have ar ¬ rived and that the readers of Daily Racing Form may make advance calculations the following list of threeyearolds and over now in quarters at or near the track is given givenFourYcarOlds FourYcarOlds and Over Ahington AhingtonAinsworth Ainsworth AinsworthAnna Anna Day DayArthur Arthur Rosenfeld RosenfeldUarnsdale UarnsdaleBeatrice Uarnsdale Beatrice 1C 1CBeautiful Beautiful MayoBlack Mayo Black Water WaterBonnie Bonnie Bard BardCamille CamilleCouvolo Camille Couvolo CouvoloCottoutown Cottoutown CottoutownCreel Creel CreelDainty Dainty Dame DameDemo DemoDick Demo Dick Finnoll FinnollDoubt Doubt DoubtDr Dr Keith KeithDudley Dudley DudleyDurable Durable DurableFrench French Nun NunFriendship Friendship FriendshipGreat Great GreatGus Gus Heidorn HeidornHard Hard Shot ShotHazel Hazel Patch PatchIdalo IdaloJohn Idalo John Carroll CarrollJohn John E McMillan McMillanJudge Judge Trecn AddaxAhriman Addax Ahriman AhrimanAl Al Muller MullerAl Al Smitha SmithaAlbert Albert Fanz FanzApt AptArdis Apt Ardis ArdisArrow Arrow Swift SwiftBess Bess Ward WardBeth Beth Goodwin GoodwinBill Bill Heron HeronBingen BingenBrakes Bingen Brakes peare peareBramble Bramble Lad LadBucket Bucket BrigadeCaltha Brigade Caltha CalthaCarolyn Carolyn B BChulita Chulita ChulitaContanna Contanna ContannaCrawford Crawford CrawfordDainty Dainty Duchess DuchessDarknlght Darknlght DarknlghtIHnila IHnila IHnilaDivorcee Divorcee DivorceeDona Dona H HDora Dora Neff NeffDukeland Dukeland DukelandDunvegaiu DunvegaiuE Dunvegaiu E ShippEd T Shipp Ed Kane KaneElIenaDale ElIenaDaleEnlist ElIenaDale Enlist EnlistEtta Etta Louise LouiseFlora Flora Ray Kentucky Beau Kings Daughter La Fayctte Lady Anne Lady Avion Lady Charade Lotus Eater Lou Nlilin Maggie W Marmoreal Mattio Mack Meudowbreeze Mevrick Morales Moselle Ovelando OvelandoPlantlaud Plantlaud PlantlaudPretty Pretty Michal MichalPrince Prince Hohenlohc HohenlohcQuagga Quagga QuaggaRose Rose of Pink PinkRower RowerStinger Rower Stinger StingerThe The Abbot AbbotTinker Tinker TinkerTivolini Tivolini TivoliniTopsy Topsy Robinson RobinsonWillowdene Willowdene WillowdeneWins Wins Tine La Souer Lady Baldur BaldurLady Lady Fesca FescaLady Lady Glendale GlendaleLa La dy Pink PinkLady Lady ThorpeLady Thorpe Lady Vie VieLeona Leona Beresford BeresfordLida Lida B BLignando LignandoLoblollie Lignando Loblollie LoblollieMae Mae Hamilton HamiltonMai Mai Courla Malmalson MalmalsonMamie Mamie GallagherManhattan Gallagher Manhattan ManhattanMargaret Margaret T TMarion Marion Moore MooreMary Mary Talbot TalbotMay May Conner ConnerMay May Jene JeneMerrlfield Merrlfield MerrlfieldMerrlgo Merrlgo Merzer MerzerMHford MHford Moxey MoquetteMoxey Moquette Mead MeadMrs Mrs John Akins AkinsMy My Queen of the Roses RosesMyo Myo MyoOrlandot Orlandot OrlandotOverby Overby OverbyPendent PendentPink Pendent Pink Cap Flying Foam FoamFred Fred Mace MaceFriars Friars Pet PetGallileo Gallileo GallileoOlenville Olenville OlenvilleGold Gold Treasure TreasureGood Good Friar FriarGreat Great Pirate PirateHarold Harold Hall HallHarriet Harriet Wright WrightHasty Hasty Agnes AgnesHigh High Binder BinderHimalaya HimalayaHonest Himalaya Honest HonestIluck Iluck IluckIda Ida May MayImp Imp o Light Inspect InspectIrene Irene Jackson JacksonJake Jake Lieber LieberJudge Judge Dundon DundonJunket Junket JunketKeep Keep Moving MovingKennewlck Kennewlck KennewlckKings Kings Son Plnkola PlnkolaPointer Pointer PointerQueens Queens DaughterQueens Daughter Queens Pet PetR R C Raim RaimRed Red Hussar HussarReona Reona S SUexall UexallRose Uexall Rose Melville MelvilleRosolnwn RosolnwnRustle Rosolnwn Rustle RustleSam Sam Keller KellerSemper Semper Vera VeraSenator Senator Martin MartinSeparator Separator SeparatorShirlev Shirlev Kossmore KossmoreSimon Simon Weil WeilSkyo Skyo SkyoSnake Snake Mary Toplofty ToploftyVolsel MaryToplofty Volsel VolselW W T Overton OvertonWallace Wallace Muir MuirWashakle WashakleWool Washakle Wool Sandals In the above list are named eight of the twenty four eligibles to the Kentucky Derby which is to IM run at Churchill Downs Louisville May 5 They are Milford E T Shipp Al Muller Pink Cap Dunvegan Bill Heron R C Rann and Simon Weil The firstnamed four are in the stable of W II Fizer Pink Cap being the property of J Hal Woodford Dunvegan and Bill Heron are in W J Youngs string The former is the property of J N Camden Jr president of the Kentucky Asso ¬ ciation and proprietor of Hartland Stud and the latter belongs to Barney Dreyfus the Pittsburg baseball magnate R C Rann is owned by R L Baker and J C Milam and the latter as is well known is training him Simon Weil is in the stable of Walter Grater and is owned by John Welch Co of Spring Station the company being Captain Wilder the Louisville Nashville Railroad con ¬ ductor who has a farm near Spring Station on which lie keeps a few thoroughbred mares maresMilford Milford is most in the eye of the New Orleans contingent and owner Fizer is confident that the son of Falsetto has better than an outside chance to pluck the prize as did Pink Star which was trained by him last year Nearly every one who was at New Orleans and saw the three poor races run by R C Rann seems to have dropped the Englishbred horse out of calculation Trainer Milam makes no secret of the fact that the horse has thus far been a disappointment to him but he has hopes that ha will improve as the season advances The chief fault with R C Rann is inability to stay He did not lengthen out to any apparent extent through the winter and his growth seems to have been all In height He stands right at 100 hands Jim Baker a brother of the ownor of R C Rann who has been at New Orleans all winter with his string believes Milford will win the Derby and has wagered a suit of clothes that Milford would beat the Long entry Sir Cleges and Balbus now in training at Louisville arid almost certain to go to the post favorite Dr Mathcws In tho string of EdAlvey Is regarded as having a good chance and there Is some talk about Synchronized which belongs to D W Armstrong the Louisville detective Dunvegan and Bill Heron look good but they have not been here long enough to afford the workwatchers a line on their present qualities Reports as to their work at Memphis however arc good Grater has not Lad much of a chance because of the miserably wet weather and muddy track to prepare Simon Well but If he Is anywhere near a race of a mile and a quarter on May 5 he will go to the post
