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STALL ROOM PROBLEM AT LOUISVILLE. Louisville. Ky.. August 11. — Secretary Lyman II. Darin will mail within A day or two the conditions of the tea stakes to be run at the Churchill Downs fall steering. Those of ,000 valuation carry U.5 hi to the lirst horse. 83330 to second and 30 to third, while the tl.SOtt events are divided ,100 to the winner, 50 to second and 50 to third. The stake blanks "ill •-« to all other raring points in tin- conn try, including Butte and other western tracks. Mr. Davis says his chief trouble will Ik- in providing stalls. The two tracks can comfortably accommodate 1.2 Hl horses, but the way he is receiving applications Cor stall room makes it !«ok at if this number will be exceeded. Practically all of the horses ready to race, not alone in the east, but as far west as the ■OCky Mountains, will come here this fall. This influx ol horses will be due in part to the attraction oi ti,- sine-days meeting at Lexington preceding the Meal mooting and the twenty-four days of rating at La ton is following Louisville. The brigade now quartered at the Latoubj track, watch remained there owing to rc| orts of the prospective revival of racing iii Chicago after the La- tmiia meeting, is expected to arrive here before the lirst of the I QUI lag, week. James Kvermuifs siring is a motif this contingent. T. M. Grama the fonr.-year-oW sou of G. W. Johnson, has been greatly beneltod to all appearances by bis rest, and Mr. Bvetusan says he will enter him for every stake to which In- i» eligible on the Kentucky circuit. Becre tar Da Vll has word from T. C. McDowell that he will bring all of his horses here, kaeiadiag those now tuning in the east and the bunch he has turned out at Lexington. I. II. Wheateroft. reports say. has ordered his racing string taken up at the St. James Pam, m ar I- ington. to be prepared for the fall campaign. None of the Wheatcrofi horses has raced shunt the spring meeting here.
