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DERBY ELIGIBLES AT WORK ROUND THE WORLD IN TRIAL- OF MILE IN 1:45 AT CHURCHILL DOWNS. Exemplar; Candidate of the Long Stable, Goes Same Distance in 1:44 Polls Works Fastest Training: Mile of the Season. Louisville. Ky., April 25. The Derby favorite, Hound the World, workeil n mile in 1:45 this morn-in?.- tbo fractional time beiug: 243, :;7J. 50. l:0:;j, 1:17H, 1::5. She was at no time extended. Kxcm-plar. O. ,T. Longs Derbv candidate, wont a mile in 1:44J. The fractional were: 24H, SI, 1:1S, l::n. The work was impressive. Mud Sill worked a half in .".!. lie is improving "with every work and the trainers regard him as a likely maiden. Other Derby cligibles were cantered, including Tay Pay. Doneas-ter and Star ORyan, recent arrivals from California and all eligible to start in the Derby. The most sensational work of any of the older horses, ami, in fact, the fastest mile trial this spring at the Downs, was by Tolls, winner of the Derby of 1910 at Jacksonville and a star racer at Juarez the past -winter. He went a mile in 1:42r. apparentlv well within himself. The fractional were: 245, "Gi, 49. l:02i, 1:15. 1:28. Another good trial was by Howdy Howdy, which W. II. Fizer is training for Edward Alvey. He worked three-eightlis in O.g. going the lirst quarter in 221. other good work-outs follow: Acguin Half mile in .12. easily. Anv Port Mile in 1:44. Fractionals: 24, 37 5. iil, l:Wj, 1:1GJ, 1:30J. Is working so well that his trainer. Peter Wimmer, regrets that the horse is not in the Derby. Bettie Sue Half mile in 3. cantering. A Kentucky Oaks candidate "and looks good. Bredwell Half mile in M, easily. Henderson and Hogans Breeders Futurity candidate. Looks good. Carlton C Mile in l:50:. liaridily. First half in 54J, three-quarters in 1:20s. Is getting good. Cash on Delivery Half mile in 40. Never lookedbetter-aud is tit. - Enfield Half mile in 51s. eased up. Never better. llaribrldge Three-quarters in 1:20, cantering. Xeverlooked hetter. . John -Robert Half mile in r.O. King Broomstick Half mile in 50. Smart two-year-old. O Hear Half mile in Pilain Three-eighths in X, cantering. Is fit. Hodwlue Three-quarters in 1:20-, breezing. Working well, looks fine. Sayville Half mile in 501. Sureget Half mile in 50. Has speed in abundance. Voithorpe Half mile in 51. breezing. War Jig Half mile in 49. Has all of his speed. White Wool Half mile in 52;. Looks good. Work Lad Half mile in 50. Harry Brcivogel, who was placing judge and assistant to Manager M. J. Winn at Juarez, has arrived from Detroit. He is in charge of the city otlices of the New Louisville Jockey Club and is Colonel Winns chief assistant. Fourteen horses, a division of It. F. Carmans stable, in charge of trainer Jerry Powers, are here, fliev are Smprolus. The Turk, Horizon, M. Cambon, Stare, liilliard Hall, Folly and seven fashionably-bed two-year-olds. L. Calm lias bought from Harney Schreiber a two-year-old colt by Deutschland Mareda. He is a half-brother to Bill Eaton. Mr. Schreiber has given to Lon Johnson to train the two-year-old Con Curran. lie is by St. Avonicus Angeleta. J. Jensen. L. J. Fitzgeralds jookey, has arrived from Pensacola. Trainer Fred Luzader has concluded to send only Al Muller, Indian Maid, Sigurd and May Bride to Lexington to race and those members of J. It. WaiHwrights stable will go to the blue grass track next Thursday in charge of Al Luzader and jockey X. Kennedy. "apt. K. B. Cassatts stable, in charge of trainer J. Simon Healy, will come here from Pimlico, but will not be shipped tint II early in May. Jockey Roscoe Troxlcr lias left Norfolk for Lesing-ton. lie conies to Kentucky to ride Woodford and Wimmers promising two-year-olds, Cynosure and Beautiful, in their engagements at Lexington, including the Breeders Futurity.
