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GOSSIP FROM LOUISVILLE TRACKS. Louisville. Ky.. March 4.— The horsemen at th* local tracks are busily engaged in preparing their charges for the coming spring meetings in Kentucky. On favorable days now both tracks ar.- alive with thoroughbreds, while when the weather is un favorable, the sheds are used i,. advantage. Sevrral big strings are stabled at each course, and while they are mostly made up of juveniles, several veterans of the turf ar.- in tie- number. J. It. kesp.ss has a table of seventeen at Doug-la- Far!,: T. I. Hay. has twenty, and .1. W. Schorr. I en. Mr. Respeas has a number of promising tw.. Mar ..ids by Dick W.ll-. ami ahn several by Marat hi n. T. I. Bayea has gome of the best bred and most. promising youngsters at the local track-.. Thej are mostly tie- ;_et ,,r sii.r Snoot, while several are by Ornament. Mr. Hayes hoi-.s - m to i coming along nicely. •I. W. Schorr, of Memphis, has tea head iu training in charge of Lea Tauber. a ng them are F.bia. Star Charter. Proglegs. Scrimmage, John BVardon and Senator Sparks. Trainer Taub r has kept the string iu line shape all winter and tho horse appear to be in about the beat condition •.; any stable here, star charter especially se.-ms Improved, lb- has tiil"d out notice ib! v. At Churchill n. was the stables of M. C. Priehard, Lew- Marion. Sbelb West, George .1. Long, Charles Van Meter, 1.. Thompson. Ed Rubel. O. A. Bianchl and Dan I.ehan ar.- quartered. Mr. Longs stable i-i the largest, numbering seventeen head.
