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POTS EMBARGO ON TRAINING MUDDY TRACK KEEPS HORSES FROM WORKING AT LEXINGTON. Purposeful Delay in Assigning Dates for Kentucky i a Meetings — Expectation That Season Will Be»in , at Lexington April 27. Lextaartoa, Kjr., March to. — After another week of i ft a there Is nothing ui mud at the grounds of the ! Kentucky Association. Bveu the macadam mads arc J full ..t ii. As fOC the main track, BO trainer would i ii ink «.f -ending a bone upon it era nhoartd Super- I j 1 1 1 • n, i. ni Rasa throw it Opea for Use. The inner ; oral, a semi-sand track, la aa nearly Impoaesible for 1 I mining i|i. rations. It Is laborloasly hearjr. The little cantering that is being dune is actoaa tields I and orer the bigtrn aj •. i in traiuera are not bothering a great deal •boat i the Bind, bowerer, for they have waned n take i ilmt : - a pari of their fixed yearly trouble*, and i tbej bare come to expect quite a hit of it. 15ut i I be j are getting a little anxious to know the racing i dates and to bear ooniething from the associations -with reference to stake date-- and 1 : K • matters that they may have some idea of the time tiny have in which to prepare for the fixture-, such as the Cam-den Handicap, the Bine Qraaa stakes, the Breeders i Kuturity, the Kentucky Derby, the Ashland Oaks. the Kentucky oak-, the Latouia Derby, the Latonla .;!.-. the Debutante stake-, the Harold, tin- dip-sett a and tli" Cincinnati Trophy. !i i-- quite probable that they will have much of this Information ere the end of the eoaalag week. for it is expected that the datea will have been allotted by thai time. The natation of datea would bare long ago been nettled had it not been for the Inability of Messrs. Matt .1. Winn, tenaeacntlng Churchill Downs, and John Hacbmelster, renreeent lug Douglas Park, to get together over the problem •! a division iu LooleviBe some ten or twelve weeks ■go. They eoaM not agree and they decided to leave the Matter to the Kentucky state Racing Commission ior settlement. The Legislature was .just ■i nvening and the commissioners were not disposed t.i take up a proposition thai aright result in the precipitation of a big row attended by the Introdue-an, tWm of syite hills at Frankfort. CM Miosis. Winn ■ :i ...| llarhmeist. r were advised that there would lie •iiu action uniil after the adjournment of the Lcgisla- tnre and the return of Colonel Clay, the chairman. Who was about that time departing or had departed. 1..; hi- winter home at Buatice, Ila. In other words, tin- attitude of the commission was that of Bavin* the track managers from dangerous rod;- that seemed to be ahead of tin ir eraft. In the mean while, so it i- generally reported here. Messrs. Winn .nd Bachmeistet have come to an understanding l hut Churchill Down- is to have all of the Boring datea at Louisville and that Dooglaa Park is to lake the fall dates. Ii i- nut known here whether or BOt lucre baa been a renewal of the contract under which in l.HiT the two tracks were put into a hold company for five years and which expired last i liursday. March II. There is probably no one here in a position to cot reetly forecast what the commission will do in the matter of racing date-. Vice-chairman Young says I.- ha- been Informed thai Lexington has applied • i thirteen day-, beginning April 27, but he does I lot know whether or not I.onisvilie and Latonla ,.i presented applications for specified dates. Whatever may be the action of the commission, it , - : . be hoped that it will be acceptable to all in-te esta and thai natmony will prevail. Will McDaniel is training a public stable at the Kentucky Association coins. and has Ifteea lead in ■ .- string. Be has the tour-year old gelding. Artesian, the three-year-olds Arnot. it. Airv. Odoza. j i • ping. Ralesia, Daataoa, Gertrade ftfaloaey and Viiilfreil 1 .. the butt named a half stater to Martin liiirh*. and the following two-year-oMa: Foundation, ch. c bj Nasturtium — Meddlesome She. Men.. Maid. h. I. hv Nasturtium — Independence IV v. Lady Hannah, b. f. by MeOec — I.inka. Chestnut lilly. by Nasturtium — Ihe Kid Filly. Brown Illy, by Planudi - Goo Goo. Raj i.lly. by Yanke -Old Lady. William 11. Shelley has written to Secretary Gar-ii t i». wi!-on from luarea accepting re-appointment the oanre of racing secretary, hand tea peer and ii,- judge at i :•■ forthcoming spring meeting ■if the Kentuckj Association. This will be pleasing newt to He boat i f 1 irsetnen who race over the Ken tnrkj trad:-. Mr. Shelley seems to be aalversally llkeil ami lias a happy faculty of getting on with ii liners, owners. Jockeys and others virtually wlth-. i Friction, lie will eoaae to Lexington immedi-after the rioae of the raciag at Juarez aa i :t.-h 24 and will open hi- nance at the clab boa* April i Mr.wSbclley has written to friends here thai he is not an applicant foe the poet of nre-. judge and has expressed his gaatltade ; those win. had -aid kindly tiling- f..r and about him in bat regard. "My duties now are very plea-ant and I woatM not exchange them for the presiding Judge-liin. wtaerela lie- the greater responsibility, even i my work is more arduous." lie wrote in One • :i. :• Taha F. Madden has selected the following appropriate name- for halt a dozen two-year-oMa tiiat be hi- in training at Bamberg Place under the cue it i.e colored trainer. "Check" Walker: lloliiob. ch. c. by Star SbOOt— fligb DegRC tdam !•• I linniiii •. Thirty Third. S.iiu Bernard and M. t aaabon I. Coat, i . f. by Ogdea -Baglaa a good winner and i; sister to trigger. Gnnflre, Gunrod, Hot shot and Yankee Cull i. Aware, b. g. by Kilkerran -Mindful half aiatef !.. Memories, Druid. Hymettus, etc.l TrifJer, br. t. by Ogden Pads and Fancies a •laughter of Yankee and Renown, she by st. siin.in nut .,1 Lady Keel, the dam ot Hamburg, etc. Qaark. b. f. by Ogden Allopath a go«Hl winner and half Sister to Pioneer i. Bean Broadway, br. or blk. c. by Ogden Pair A line halt -i-t. i t.. Crackenthorpe. Bean Broad-war i- eligible to the Breeders Futurity. Ha ili-k i. lam of Inee.la and Billikoin died la-t Monday it Roger 11. Wilsons Kenil worth Para :l- lbe result of foaling dead twin colts the prevV u-ilajr. The twin- were bj stalwart. Basilisk «:i» fifteen yeara old and waa ■ daughter of Boln* or haraana ool of Brown Beaaty, by Dalaacardoch. Mr. Wilson has ■, tun y.-:ii ..|.| bj McG at Of -k that i- to lie trained by John Rod. gap His name i- Babjp I Jaaaoa R. Keenea Royal K— .. the dam of Trans ■_ lal and Ir.ui Ma-k. ha- foaled a chestnut coll by rl Voter. Other foala this week at Caetletoo are a chestnut tiiiy. bj tdt — Tree Lot ; bay tdiy. by Ben Brush r atarina; brown till.-, by Diagniaa Meggs Hill: and l.av hllv. hv tltiinu-— May Pare. Cbarlea W. Moores Intrigue has a bay coll by Mc «;. • and B. K. Bradley*! Funic foaled a chestnut • •..it by Canard T. C TaVBowell has made arrangements to ship Ins siring ..t sixteen, beaded hv tin- Kentuckj Derby candidate, Tin- Manager, to Loahrrille Monday. .1 .1 Plannlgan, who waa here loakfaag at racing amterial with a view t., naathaalai retnmed to I.niiisville Without making any additions to his t-triiig.
