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APPLEGATE STABLE TEMPORARILY REDUCED. I a i 111 toa Ky.. September :i. — of the twelve horses owned in partnership by Col. W. EC Apple-Kate and W. G. Yanke that were shipped here from Saratoga this week, only live will be raced at the fall and winter meetings. Gilpy. Incision. Big Claim. Lackroae, Artesian. Frog and Ring Leopold have hern turned out at John D. Cans farm and will not be taken Bp until next spring. This leaves Bound tin World. Swisii. The Hague. Ju; iter Joe and Plying Peel in training at the Kentucky Association track. At the end of the season in Kentucky they will be shinned to California to Join four In training at Oakland — Araioawse. Barbae, Soon and All Balance. The only broodmare now owned by Colonel Apple gate is valuta, tin- half sister to Btbelberl and likewise tie- dam of the winners Louis Kraft. Lady Goodrich, St. Vol ma and Wooima. Volma is now at the Cart farm with a bandaoase suckling by He-Gee. The only yearling owned by Messrs. ipplegate and Yanke is the lillv by Wo dsthorpe. out of Volma that Is now being broken at tin- Kentucky Jlaanr la tloa track by John Rodegap. Colonel Appl gate say-- be has not made un his mind whether or not he will buy any yearlings this fall. "It will depend altogether upon the state of the market." lie said. "If I see anything that • oks like a bargain to me 111 probably make .1 bid. The buying of young thoroughbreds js very much a lottery, but I have no kick coming on the last flyer I look. In the fall of tMg 1 bought eighteen Weanlings, expecting that I would hold them until they were yearlings and then sell them at a profit, bat things did not hn k just right for celling in the spring of IPfSJ and I decided to have them trained. Out of that lot came Hound tile World, Swish. Big Claim. Incision and King Leopold. Next to Round the World I consider King Lonpoid the l.est horse wc own. lie is going to make a first-class three-year-old in my opinion. Frog, the two-year-old out of Volma. did not do we]] this year, but he is the making of a good three-year-old and I expeet him to give a good account of himself next season." Turning to the subject of fall racing. Colonel Applegate said: "In my conversations with the people alma! here this week I find them generally optimistic and that augurs well lor successful rac Imr, Moaay, 1 And, is a little tight here, ehielly because of the holding of so lunch tobacco in pool. The conditions elsewhere are such, however, that I look for the best attended fail meetings that have ever been given at Lexington, Louisville and Lalonla."
