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; 1 ; 1 ! - : 1 t " s a 1 1! 1 r r s 1 I f - t e 1 s r , R - e LOUISVILLE STABLES OVERFLOWING. Louisville, Ky., September 28.-Mnny more horses have reached Churchill Downs within a day or two from various parts of the country and the overllow to Douglas lark has begun, as the stables at Churchill Downs are filled nearly to the last stall. From the east came the string of Colonel W. L. Applegate in charge of trainer .1. J. Flannigan, made up of Jupiter Joe. Cymbal. Captain Kennedy, Hugh McOowan, Calash and another two-year-old. Colonel Applegate will have an extensive stable next season, as he now has eighteen yearlings in John Bodegaps charge at Lexington. Some of the collection he bred, but the others lie bought as weanlings at Milton Youngs and Kd Corrigans closing out sales last year. They are the get of Wools- thnrpe. Cesarion. Scintillant II.. and other fashion- able sires, and are all-around a promising hunch of youngsters, the largest weighing right now close to : 1,000 pounds. J. S. Hawkins came in from Lexington with a string of six horses made up of Dainty Dame. My Henry, Lotta Creed. Olivia Miekle and two other two-vear-olds. one of which has the peculiar name of To-To-Yo-Yo. He set the work-watchers on edge by sending Olivia Miekle a half mile in 4S3. the fastest performance at the distance seen here this fall. Other arrivals from Lexington were W. J. Young. John Uodegap. Cy Hughes. Walter Crater and Lee Paul. The last-named brought in Foxy Mary and Peter Pender, while Young came with four. Itodegaps ten are all two-year-olds, as are also Cv Hughes string, which includes Claudia, tlie much "talked of half-sister to Claude. Crater has eight horses here. Toplaud. Cambronne and four other two-yea r-ohb? and the older races. Lady , Vie and Ethelda. Grater left thirty-two yearlings at Lexington, which is the biggest string of youngsters ever under his supervision. They are the property of various owners and .in the lot are several capable , even now of quarters in as good as 2:$ seconds. . W. K. Phillips has gone to Midway. Ky;. in quest of yearlings for the stable he is organizing for i 1010. It is reported that Phillips has bought of K. L. Davis, Itookwood Stud, in Woodford County, seven head of yearlings for a lump sum of 0,000. The bunch are all colts and by such sires as Sem- I pronius. Lissak and Peep oDay. Phillips also offered Barney Schreiber 0,000 to let him pick ten year- ling colts out of the Missouri turfmans collection i at Woodlands Stud. Schreiber turned down the offer. Davis, whose crop of yearlings Phillips is said to have already bought, is the breeder who raised Lawrence P. Daley and Anna L. Daley, both i of which good racers Phillips picked out ami lmght - for Fred Cook as yearlings. James Arthur and Wayne .Toplin are also recent additions. The former brought Quagga and Bucket Brigade. George Ott thinks especially well of a yearling , brown UIIv bv Cesarion Inspeetress that he has in training at Lexington. She recently worked a i quarter for liiui in 2:1 seconds, the last eighth of which was run iu 11. . A yearling filly by Faraudolo Work is the most promising of C. C. Van Meters yearlings now quar- : lered here. She recently worked an eighth in 121 seconds with great eat-e after having been iu hand 1 only a few weeks. W. J. Young says about the best-looking yearling , filly he has seen this season is owned by Ons ; Eastin. who. iu the old days, came to the races with i such stars as Kinlcy Mack. Ben Holladay. First Mate and High Order. She is a bay lilly by Seni- ; pronius Froken. therefore a half-sister to Direct. L. 11. Bradley will ship here this week several I two-vear-olds that Cliff Hammond has been training : at idle Hour Farm and will himself become a i regular attendant at Churchill Downs upon bis con- tcmplated arrival from the cast within a day or two.
