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OLAMBALA SHIPPED TO MONTREAL. Montreal. Que.. September s. — Never were pros-poets more promising for a successful session of racing at Blue Bonnets than for the meeting scheduled to open the coming Saturday and continue seven days. The flower of the horses In training in the east have gathered here to participate in the lacing and sport of exceptionally good class is assured. Two special I rains arrived yesterday from Windsor with the pick of the- horses that raced there and several carloads have come from Saratoga, including the pretentious strings of August Belmont ami It. T. Wilson, Jr. Olamhala is among the Wilson horses and is in condition to till his engage incuts here. He was given light work this morning and his presence on the traek aroused keen interest. The track is in first-class condition, this being the opinion of all the trainers who have arrived here. Tin- steeplechase field was never belter and the Improvement made in the jumps is well thought of by Patau* and trainers. Among the prominent stables already housed at Blue Bonnets are those of .lames K. Kooue. Mrs. I.. A. Livingston. 6. U. Tompkins. A. Henry Hlgginaon. apt. W. F. Pies-grave and Thomas Clyde. Mike Daly. .1. K. Seagram. It. F. Carman, Nat Hay. John By meat. Jam Carson. A. Qaraon. S. A. Clapton, B. .1. Mackenzie, w. G. Wilson. August Belmont. R. T. Wilson. Jr.. Rrown-bigli Park Stable. Court land II. Smith. Karl LtnneU. J C. Baker. J. S. Ownbey. Harry Shannon. Barney Schreiber. John Shields. M. C. Pritchard. Thomas Bedrock. V. Walsh. William Hogan. Bartlett Mclennan. J. W. S--orr. Clint J o Witt. B. 1. Williams. William Walker. James McLaughlin. Jr.. C. J. Murrav. G. E. Hall and .1. H. Doane.
