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LAGOON TRACK NEARING COMPLETION. Reservations for Stabling Accommodations Hold Out • Promise of Successful Meeting. Ball Lake City. Itali. May 24. — Horses and horse men from al! ore* the country are arriving hen- on every train for tin- opening of the big race meeting -,t |.ag ne-.t Tuesday. The new Lagoon racing plant i- rapidly Hearing completion and everything poinls to an auspicious opening and a successful Tin- "course at Lagoon will lie one of the finest in Hie west. Tin- site i one of the prettiest in the WOrid. Us location within easy access oi belli Sail Lake am! Ogdeu is ideal. One appealing feature is Unit a tleki I Of admission to the track will also Include tin- privileges of tin- lagoon resort, "the prettiest spot ill llall." In addition to tin- horses and horsemen already lure and those which will Straggle in before tlie opening of I he meeting, a large number will conic 00 a Special train leaving the coast the latter part of this week. On this train will come prominent canal tarfaae t already here. Following is a partial list of the owners who will lie represented here, with the number of their horses: l. Holler, r.: C. Andrews. 2: J. P. Clifford. ::: F McMahon. 1: T. II. Stevens, 15; cbanticler stable 4- Allen It Hensley, 1: C. B- clow, fi; P. Rysn I* •- H- Calmer. I: Lobby Stable. :i: B. Sogers, i: W. B. Carson. n: Powell »v Parker, 11: Hogaa ft Keene, -:i : P. W. Henaessy, 2: Morris ft Hamilton 2: A. J. Jackson, 2: W. Stillman. 1: W. Darker ::: A. M. Stout. :,: I!. Little, 7; W. Gabriel, in- s Polk, 2: F. Bobert. -"•: J. L. Cashing, •:: V. Mcl.emoie. 7: J. li. Berry, R; C. i:. Smith. 1: .1. M. Crane IV -1- Thuriiian. 7: 1.. Movie-, g; J. Hewitt, 4- H.G. Bedwell. 2:.- W. J. Cranor. 4: YV. E. Col tag t A. Prnltt. 2 A. l Dayton. and: I. It. Good- niMii. 2: C. J- Ouipn. •!: J. Boland. 2: M. Do ihy. 7: W liig-lioin. I; c. I. Biov.iilield. 5; J. Johnston, *2: H. I. Wilson. 1. c. P. Dye, 7: J. Harney, 1: I. lioligiismaii. 1; Ferguson it Murphy, :;; J. 1". Moore, 2: J. Sinnott. 1: W E. Trapp. 2: J. Bishop. V Parka ft Cluny, 1; M. A. Dickey. V P. Mulcahy, 2: 1. Golden. V Cushman and Singleton. V -L llmen-setter. 2: .1. S. McPride. 2: Irwin Bros., 5; .1. M. Cranker, V W. c. Scott, •"•: 0. Tnrek, 3: .1. M. Barnes, 2: !•. Harris. 2: G. T. Knight. 3: o. C. Herskind. V Thompson ft Binehart, 4: II. Booker. 2: W. . Neeser, 2: J. T. Strife, 2: A. I,. Valentine. V p. F. Hobart, 1: A. Berry, 1; G. Pelter, 1: J. II. Munson. V .1 W. Wrav. 2: J. B. Moore. 2: W. Fisher, 2: W. M. Glover, V J. J. Agoa, 2: .1. .1. Quinlan. V. P. Albertson. V D. Deiiiison. 4: 1". McKinnlp 2: .1. M. Miller. 2: E. G. Soule, 1; Biver- view Stable. 1: .1. Golden, V. II. Frye. V 11. B. Cauda. 3; W. L. Schaefer, 2; Maple Stable, 2; It. | A. Lewis, l: .1. e. Dwvei. :;: .1. p,. Koranth, V P. Nestile. V I. P. Jeannette. 1; Peloit Stable. 7: C. Banman, 2: W. M. Cain. 4: Martin and Co.. 2; Scar borough Stable, 1: Barney Schreiber. 8; I. L. Harris. 2; Fairfield Stable. 2; F. L. Haws. 2; J. Tigne, 3; t;. Baasett, •"•: P. Wallhanaer, 2: M. Dixon, 1: J. ft M. Stable, 0; P. Israel, 2. II. G. Bedwell writes from Oakland. Cal.. w lien-he is busy getting his big aggregation of racing celebrities ready for the Lagoon racing season, that he will ship from California during the early part of lle1 week. Owinr and trainer Jack Brannan of P.ooger Bed fame is here from Jacksonville, Pin., with nine racers. Mr. Brannan and his horses wen- twenty-eight davs mi the road. Two of them died on the trip. Sam McGibben, who will serve as clerk of the course, has arrived from his home in Oakland. Frank Bain, W. B. Bngstrom, Joe Bos,-. George Pose. Bd Smile. Sam Bradley. .Mm Lyons and Horace Paul are among tin- bookmaker* who will 1m- here for tl petting of the Lagoon teason. Jack Clifford, a California owner and trainer, lias Mass.,. Bessie .. Angelix and M • Lake bore. There are ITfl horses quartered at the Ogden race track. All are ready to raj • .
