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MADDEN CHEERS KENTUCKY BREEDERS. Loyingioii. K.v.. May 31.- In r.-s|x.nse to inquiries from various Kentucky breeders as lo the effect the n ml legislation in New York State might have on tie- yearling market. John B. Madden has sent this ttliJLIlM I.. •!. Milton Young: "Sly to i |i - l.ieed.Ts of Kentucky wiio have yearlings to offer in the June sales at Shcepshead I.av to Iiim- no r«ar. Then- will |M- a demand for them al Etta price-. Hie only way Governor Hughes can -top the improvement of tin- hre.il of horses is to pa-- a hill at his special session oil Julie 20 to prohibit the I. reeding of horses. As racing is now eon. Intl. -d ii- the Slut.- of New York it is not dependent ii|.oii bualUMalUag .in. I uootarUiac. The laws Juki passed w-r.- iiiiue.-essar.ii and not the will of the people. .1. K. Madden."
