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JUAREZ STAKE DATES RE-ARRANGED. EI Paso, Tex., January 24. Under a revision of the stake dates the remaining stakes of the Jockey Club Juarez will be run in the following order: Jalisco Selling Stakes, 3-4 mile, three-year-olds and upward; Tuesday, January 31 5 1,200 San Luis Potosi Stakesr .3 1-2. furlongs, two-Tcar-old, colts: Thursday, February Sli... . . 1,500 Carmen Selling Stakes, 1 l-lll miles, three-year-olds and upward: Saturday, Fobrunr.v 4 1,200 Toltec Selling Stakes, 7-8 mile, three-year-olds and upward; Sunday, February 5 1,200 Zacatecas Handicap, 7-S mile, three-year-olds and upward; Tuesday, February 7.. 1,500 YuCatan Stakes, 1-2 mile, two-year-olds; Thursday, February 9 2,000 Tabasco Handicap, 3-4 mile, three-year-olds and upward; Saturday, February 11. 1,300 Lincoln Handicap, 1 1-10 miles, three-year-olds and upward; Sunday, February 12 2,000 Coliiua Selling Stakes. 1 I-S miles, four-year-olds and upward: Tuesday. February 14.... 1,200 Jalapa Selling Stakes, 1 mile, three-year-olds and upward: Thursday.; February 10., 1,200 La Victoria Handicap, 3-4 mile, three-year olds: Saturday. February IS 1,500 Chihuahua Handicap, 1 1-8 miles, three-year-olds and upward; Sunday. February 19.... 2,000 Washington Handicap, 1 mile, three-year-olds and upward; Wednesday. February 22 1,-300 Mexican Selling Stakes, 1-2 mile, two-year-olds; Thursday. February 23 1,200 Sierra Madre Handicap, 1 mile, three-year-olds and upward: Saturday, February 25 1,300 Juarez Oaks, 1 mile, three-year-olds, fillies; Sunday. February 20 . . i 1,500 Aguas Calientes Handicap. 1 1-1G miles, three-year-olds and upward; Tuesday. February 2S 1,500 Primavera Handicap. 3-4 mile, three-year-olds and upward; Thursday, March 2 2,000 San Patricio Handicap. 1 1-10 milt, three-year-olds and upward; Saturday, March 4.. i;500 Juarez Derby, 1 1-8 miles, three-year-olds; Sunday. March 5 2,500 W. T. Anderson has declared his two-year-olds out of the Lexington Futurity and has abandoned his Intention of racing his string on the Kentucky circuit this seasou. If there is racing around New York lie will go there with his stable, otherwise what racing he does in the spring, summer and fall will bo in Colorado. Oklahoma and elsewhere in the western states. There are twenty-five horses at present in the Anderson stable and all of them are now at Juarez, with the exception of a few fillies he has turned out at the Glen Helen Stud of J. S. Barbeo in Kentucky, where his racing partner. A. L. Astc, has the stallion Jack Point and a baud of broodmares located. W. G. Yankes speedy gelding. Gilpy. has not been able to leave his stall since his recent breakdown and his owner will make no attempt to train the son of Woolsthorpe again this winter. Mr. Yanke thinks that in time the horse will get over his trouble and, as he has raced letter here than ever before in his career, he will point him for Juarez racing in 1911 and 1912. Slgnor A. de Larena has a promising three-year-old in training witli which he expects to win the 0,-000 Mexican Derby of 1911, and he also has the colt engaged in other important stakes. He is named Marques de San Homah, and is by Roommate Reourg, by Salvator. He has just applied for an insurance -policy of ,000 on the colt, sufficient to partly cover his value in case of accident during his training for his rich engagements. F. L. Foster of Bakersfield, Cal.. has reached the Juarez track with St. Irnles, Lord Lcm, Sir Vie and Hazel C. The latter trio are two-year-olds and arc-engaged in the number of the juvenile stakes here. They are the get of Kismet.
