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AMERICAN MARES FOR AUSTRALIA. Lexington. Ky.. June 17. — No one hereahoata has put a bridle or a saddle on a yearling this season. but it is expected that within lie- curse of the next thirty days a lew will be brought into the Kentucky Association track to be broke*, These first comers will be the property of people who intend tliein for fir lag and not for sale. The Kentucky Association track has a most deserted appearance just now. there betag only four horses on the grounds — Sarah Cheaaalt, in charge of .Milton I.ates, Mesmeric, in Tommy Taylors care. :iuil Tender Heart and Kopek, in Superintendent James I. Ross barn. Irving II. Wheatcroft. who went to Oklahoma the day after the running of the Kentucky Derby to took after some business connected with banking institutions in which he is interested, returned to Lexington Tuesday. He is putting aside at his St. James Stud twenty-five mares to lie mated in August ..:.* September with St. Savin and other sires and exported in November along with seventy-live mares from Harney Sehreibers Woodlands Farm in Missouri to Ausiialia to lie sold. It is Intended that the shipment will be made aader the direction anil KOpervlakm of Dr. If. M. Leach, who is now serving : I veterinarian and paddock judge at Latonia. our Beaate, Alma Gardia and Saiavoke and their foals bf Abe Frank, all the property of J. F. New iimii. were shipped to Sweetwater. T.x.. this Werk. The mares were sent here several weeks ago to be mated with St. Savin. Mate Newman came from La Iambi ami directed their shipment. Ilie Id inks for the three slakes— Breeders* Futurity. Klue ;rass Slakes and Camden Handicap — to 1m- closed July 1 by the Kentucky Association are being distributed from the oHice of Secretary Barrett D. Wilson. i
