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NEW SCHEDULE PLEASES HORSEMEN. New York. April 2. — The announcement that there will he continuous raring at Aqueduct from April l.* to May 12. with no sport at Jamaica until fall, was will received by horsemen. The change will do away with shipping horses front one track to another, while Aqueduct, with its long stretches, is regarded as a better track to race over than Ja-inaica. with its sharp turns. Horsemen say they will l e able to prepau Iheir horses at Aqueduct for Ilie other big meetings with better results. The arrangement is the result of a pooling of interests by Aqueduct. Jamah i. Empire City and Brighton, stlii] shows that the track owners are ready to coui liine for mutual projection in view of the present embarrassing conditions. The New York tracks will lie satisfied lo cover expenses and are keeping their gates o| eii more to 1 , - If* owners and breeders than lor Mrj other reason.
