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MORE ARRIVALS AT LOUISVILLE. R. J. Mackenzies String Reaches Kentucky from the East One of Ryan Racers in Bad Condition. Louisville. Ky., May 2. On drying tracks at Churchill Downs and Douglas Park many horses were worked this morning. None of the Derby Candidates did anything but slow cantering, as all have been worked more or less for speed during the last few days, but many two-year-olds and scores of older horses went along at a rapid gait. The best works included: Carlton G. Mile iu 1:55. breezing. Fractional: -71, 403, r.:i, 1:051. 1:21?.. I::t2. Is working better thau usual iu private this spring and looks extra good. Casque Half mile iii 54. Chartler Half mile iu 54. A promising colt. Day May Half mile in 5. cantering. Emily Morris Three-eighths in 40; quarter in 201. Likely lilly. Explicit Half mile iu 551. Training well. Follie Levy Three-quarters in 1:2:;. eased up. . Fractionals: 25, 521, 1:00-. Never looked better. Great Pirate Three-eighths in 41. Likes soft going and looks good. Hanbridge Seven-eighths in 1 :.":, handily. Seems lit. John Reardon Half mile iu 5.-!. Is rounding to. Mary Davis Quarter mile in 20, breezing, and is rounding to. Mary Lee Johnson Half mile iu 5S, breezing: first quarter in 271. Appears to be a speedy lilly. Maxims Pride Half mile in 52; first quarter iu 25. Is really. Melisande Five-eighths in 1:00. Is rounding to. Mocklcr Three-eighths iu 40, cantering. Is good. Royal Report Mile in 1:4H.. Fractionals: 20, a.. 52. 1:051, 1 : 15, 1:"2. Is improving and looks good. Scrimmage Quarter mile in 27. Looks good and has his speed. Sigurd Mile in 1:4S. Fractionals: 25. ::, 51, 1:04. l:20g. l:Hlj. Seems fit and looks good. Strike Out .Mile in 1:55s; first half in 52. Can work fast and seems ready. Sureget Five-eighths in 1:08. Has much speed this spring. Tom Ilayward Five-eighths in 1:00, handily; first half in 52. Looks good. Wise Mason Seven-eighths in 1:I!5. Looks good and has speed. Dessie Hampton, in the stable of Thomas Fortune Rvan, of New York, at Douglas Park, is sick with lung fever. Dr. Talbot fears she will die. She ftuitracteijL a .cold eu. route here from.,-Oak. Ridge Farm, Va. The others of the Ryatr string are in good condition. The racing string of R. J. Mackenzie, twelve in number, arrived, from Jamestown in charge of "Canada Jack- Adkius. All are in good condition. A car of twelve horses arrived from Tampa. Included are the horses of A. D. Wprley. T. Smith. C. Baldwin and W. Farrow. Trainer Ceorge Land has given Will Lewis, trainer of Crystal .Maid and other horses, first call upon the services of jockey J. Deavenport during the Lexington meeting. Jockey E. Taplin, who came here with the Mackenzie stable, may go to Lexington to ride in the Dreeders Futurity. Trainer Fred Luzader has adopted the plan of driving Dr. Waldo Driggs to a cart in the hope of bringing that son of Sain back to the races. The horse seemingly likes his new task. Trainer John F. Schorr has two two-year-olds that are working unusually well at Douglas Park. One is a sister to Dr. Gardner and the other a brother to Lacy Crawford. J. T. Ireland has reserved stalls for ten horses at the Downs and will be here when the Lexiugton meeting is over with Cherryola, Marsaud. Dob Farley, Tommy Twig and several two-year-olds.
