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LOUISVILLE TRACKS BETTER TRAINERS EXPECT TO RESUME FAST WORK IN KENTUCKY TODAY Bourbon Beau Likely to Be Saved for the Stud Bail BailBoads Boads Grant Special Rates for Derby Day Oklahoma Officials Inspect Hutuel Machines Louisville Ky April 23 The going at Churchill Downs and Douglas isirk was much improved today but at the former course the dogs were still in position and the horses working there had to run near the middle of the track as a consequence This made the trials more creditable than the time at a glance would api ear to indicate None of the Derby candidates was more than slowly gallopeM this morning but all will likely be set down tomorrow is indications are that the tracks will then be fast The best workouts today were wereAll All Red Mile in 148 first threequarters in 117 117Bay Bay thorn Threequarters in 122 122Bonnie Bonnie Eloise Fiveeighths in 104 104Cliff Cliff Top Fiveeighths in 104 first threeeighths in 41 41El El Toro Half mile in 5073 cantering canteringForehead Forehead Mile in 140 first half in 54 54George George Karnic Quarter mile in 2C Granite Half mile in 50 first threeeighths in 39 39High High Private Mile in 140 first seveneighths in 135 135Island Island Queen Threequarters in 122 slowing down downJ J canteringJack It Robinson Quarter mile in 27 cantering Jack Wright Threeeighths in 41 first quarter in 26 26Jimmy Jimmy handilyLeopold Gill Quarter mile in 2C handily Leopold Half mile in 50 first threeeighths in 40 Maoxie Threeeighths in 42 first quarter in 271s 271sMary Mary Davis Threeeighths in 42 quarter In 26j 26jMesnierlrer Mesnierlrer Half mile in 52 first quarter in 20 20Mobile Mobile Belle Quarter mile in 27 Xobby Half mile in 53 53Parkview Parkview Threequarters in 124 first flrcrcighths flrcrcighthsin in 110 f Iass On Quarter mile in 27 cautcring PrfnceHeruiis Quarter mile in 2C cantering canteringUoyal Uoyal Captive Threequarters in 117 first half in 50 Sam Hurst Quarter mile in 27 cantering canteringTlllies Tlllies Nightmare Half mile in 54 first quarter In 20 20Trance Trance Fiveeighths in 107 cantering canteringSecretary Secretary Lyman H Davis of the Louisville Jockey Club received notification today from J I Johnston secretary of the Kentucky State Racing Commission that all applications for trainers or jockeys licenses must be made to him at the office of the commission in Lexington and the fees for same remitted by check or postoffice order This is because Col Milton Young who acts as license committee for the commission passes on the appli ¬ cations before they are issued by the secretary Mr Johnston Impressed upon Mr Davis the necessity for the trainers and jockeys sending in their appli ¬ cations for licenses as early as possible possibleSecretary Secretary Davis also received a letter from thy Ixmisvillc passenger committee giving him Derby ilay rates from all points in Kentucky The rates will not only cover Derby Day but all other racing days1 of the meeting They are as foltows May 10 and 11 limit May 20 one and onethird fare plus twentyfive cents May 11 Derby day one fare plus twentyfive cents all other days from the 13th to the 18th inclusive one and onethird fare plus twentyfive cents the limit of all these tickets being two days after sale saleA A special train of five carloads of horses from Charleston is due to arrive in Louisville tonight Secretary Davis received a wire today that among tlic stables on board arc those of R F Carman Frank Gering Sr William Gerst and twentythree horses In J S Evermans charge In this latter stable arc the horses owned by F J Pons PonsA A veterinarian made a careful examination of Bourbon JJeaus injury this morning and found that tlie sesanioid bone in the horses left leg was out of the socket which caused the Impression that the noted fouryearold had broken his leg The veter ¬ inarian said that this and the rupture of a terdon precluded any chance that he would race again but he thinks that the horse will unquestionably be saved for Ilie stud Blood poisoning is the only thing to be feared Trainer Carroll stated this morning that the horse would remain in his present quarters until lie is able to walk away He will then be sent to the farm No effort will be made to make a season with him this year He will do his first stud service In 1013 The 1013The exercising rider Ben Mills who rode Worth In all his trials as a twoyearold died here yester ¬ day Trainer Frank Taylor scut him home from ikoii S C to spend his last days the boy being aflllcted with tuberculosis Floral wreaths were contributed to his funeral today by Miller Hendor HOII and Ed Alvey for both of whom the boy rode Iwforc jjt joined the Hallenbeck stable He was nliieteeu years old oldI I S Mahan secretary of the Oklahoma City Jockev Club was here today in company with Man Mirer John Hachmeister of the Latonia association The latter was merely here on a flying visit and had iio especial business to attend to connected with Latonia at this time Mr Mahan cauie hcrc t ° consult M J Winn and Eugene Elrod in regard to Installing parimutiicl machines for the Oklahoma Citv spring race meeting He stated that this form of betting would be employed at Oklahoma City n ii r hi the meeting which will begin June 0 and continue for twentyfive days daysThe The accident to Bourlxjn Beau releases jockey Kddlo TapHn for the Clark Handicap T Collins Mimiced Tapliu to ride the son of Star SVoot in this race early in the spring at Juarez TapHn rode Iliiurbon Beau in his two brilliant winning races at iin Mexican track last winter and is now free to take some other mount in the big race to be de ¬ cided here on May 18
