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TRAINING GALLOPS AT CHURCHILL DOWNS. ; Louisville. Ky.. April 22. Several Kentucky Derby candidates in training at Churchill Downs and Doug-lag Park, worked today. The Derby favorite, Round the World, went three-quarters in 1:1! under double wraps. She covered the first quarter in 25 and the llrst half mile iu 51,. Exemplar, George J. Longs Derby candidate, wont a -mile in l:4Sg. cantering all the way. The fractional were: 13, 20, 39;, r.2i, 1:00, 1:193 and 1:34. This colt seems to bo improving every day. AY. II. Fizers Derby candidate. Mud Sill, went a mile in 1:451 and pulled up a mile and an eighth in 1:5!. He ran his lirst half mile iu 521. Henderson and Hogans Derby candidate. Colonel Ilogan, also worked a sharp mile, running the last half mile in ,r3. Other good work-onts today: v Agility Three-quarters in 1:1S. Beautiful Half mile in 491: lirst three-eighths in 302. Apparently a high-class filly. Ben Howe Five-eighths in 1:05. Looks well. Bernice Half "mile in 50; llrst quarter in 24; three-eighths In 308. A fast lilly. - Butter Ball Five-eighths in 1:03. Never looked better. Colston Three-quarters in 1:21; first five-eighths in 1:0G: cantering. Dilatory Quarter mile in 25. Falcada Quarter mile in 24. Has all his speed. Ielix Half mile in 50j; first three furlongs in 37. Follic Levy Three-eighths in 41, under double wraps. Is good. Free Lance Half mile in 50g; first qunrter in 24. Looks like a good two-year-old. G6Id of Ophir Five-ejglitlis in 1:052; first half in 51. Is good. Golden Pearl Half mile in 53, cantering. Is improving. J. II. Reed naif mile in 51;. Getting good. .Tohn Robert Half mile in 5: first quarter in 24. Little Dutch Half mile in 543. Mhezie Three-quarters -In 1:24. Is good. Marian Casey Half mile in 55. Looks good. Alarkie ST. Five-eighths in 1:12. Training well. Mexico Half mile in 51; lirst three-eighths in 37. Is -good. Mother Half mile in 543. Worked with Little Diftch. Naughty Lad Mile in 1:50. Piiain Three-quarters in 1:1S2. Polls Three-quarters in 1:1S; first half in 51j. Is rounding to fast. Roberta-Quarter, mile in 25. Robert Bruce Mile in 1:50. Is good. Sayville Half mile in 501. Spindler Half mile in 522. Training well. Sureget Three-eighths in 372. Can alwavs work fast. Tdpland Three-quarters in 1:1SJ. Training well. Tourist Quarter mile in 25. Twenty-One Half mile in 501; first quarter 1 in 24. , - TTnele Jimmio Gray Three-quarters in 1:22;, pulling up. tpright naif milo in 54; first three-eighths in 40. Most impressive youngster. Ursula Emma Half mile in 51, pulling up. August Belmont, chairman of the Jockey Club, today applied to the secretary of the New Louisville Jockey Club for a program book. This is taken to indicate that the noted eastern turfman will ship a string of ills horses to the Downs this spring. A. new recruit to racing this season is F. Kelly of .toilet. 111. He will ship a string of horses here in a few days, headed by the highly-tried two-year-olds Ada Bay, AlimiNt and Favance. Mr, Kelly figured as a turfman in the heyday of racing around Chicago tracks. Jimincz was one of the best known of the horses that raced in his colors. The horses of A. B. Spreckels which arrived from Oakland this week, are collectively the best lot iu appearance of any shipped here from the far west since the days when the late "Lucky" Baldwin raced Ills noted stable here. Among the Sprockets youngsters that are credited with having been highly tried arc the colts Millo. Horus, Narfiauce, Balder and the fillies Iduu and Zimri. The horses that trainer Fred Luzader will send to Lexington to race in J. R. Wainwrights colors lie will intrust to his brother, Al Luzader, and jockey N. Kennedy. He will go up at intervals to see them run, but his time is too much occupied with the other members of the stable to leave Churchill Downs for any length of time before the spring meeting begins here. The horses he will send to Lexington are ready to race. Mr. Wainwright is much improved in health by a sojourn at West Baden and will lie able to attend the coming meeting at Lexington. After the conclusion of the meeting there he will come to Louisville. Trance, Al Muller, Royal Captive, Sigurd and Intrinsic, the stars in this stable, are all doing well at the Downs, but none of those cracks are among the horses that trainer "Luzader will ship to Lexington. Al Kirby received a letter from Howard Oots asking him to secure stall rooin for seven horses liere. Mr. Kirby secured quarters for him at Douglas Park. Every stall is now either filled or engaged at Churchill Downs, and several stables outside of the grounds have also been taken. The sf ables at Douglas Park also are being rapidly filled. Trainer Luzader is glad now that lie reconsidered an intention to dispose of the veteran performer, Gypsy King, in Mexico, as the old son of Sorcerer is going along well again aud is likely to pick up a purse or two at the coming Lexington meeting.
