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AFTEEMATH OF THE KENTUCKY DEEB7 Contestants All Come Out of Great Contest in Good Condition Gossip Eegardingr Winner Louisville Ky May 13 All of the Derby con ¬ testants came out of Saturdays race In good condi ¬ tion Worth particularly showed no aftereffects though the race was apparently a severe one for him It is taken for granted that he was just a trillc short and that the race will thoroughly fit him for future efforts The Derby left unsettled the question of the relative superiority of Worth and The Manager with the result that there is some talk of a match race between the two to determine the matter matterMaj Maj T C McDowell was one of the most disap ¬ pointed turfmen at Churchill Downs when he saw the track after Friday nights hard rain When he saw no chance for the sun to come out and dry the course to any extent he quickly decided to scratcli The Manager He said I learned last summer at Latonia that my colt did not fancy heavy or muddy going On a dry track I think The Man ¬ ager could have won the Kentucky Derby this year but I have made up my mind never to start him again in the mud I will probably start hini in the Clark Handicap next Saturday and If a fast track prevails I will race him against Worth in the La tonia Derby and I will say now that I think The Manager will win winFrank Frank Taylor who saddled Worth for the Derbv said of that colts performance He ran up to my expectations I looked for him to run iis he did go to the front from the start and make a hare and hound chase of the event He misled some of the horsemen by his work since I reached here with him but he did not deceive me as I am aware that he Is a poor work horse Jockey horseJockey Shilling expressed himself as follows 1 had no doubt as to the outcome of the race after a quarter of a mile had been rim He was well with in himself until the last furlong and only faltered at the hmsh because he was shy a race of such n distance to make his condition perfect He will run even better in my opinion the next time he goes postWorth to the post Worth is an everyday horse not one that runs only on Sunday remarked H C Hallenbeck in di cussing the outcome of the race with Capt J H Rees Charles Hughes Alex Labold and other horse horseAny Any horse that gets off in front and stays there throughout the race is a real race horse interposed interposedlilptUlIl lilptUlIl JvCCS Tlaiwa5 Jlp5t wllat we tod Shilling to do con ¬ tinued Mr Hallenbeck We didnt want any mud splashed on him and Shilling didnt care much for IUd batu hiuisulf so he stuck right to orders Had it been a fast track and The Manager was i there Worth would have been waited with in order to let some other horse make the pace and then come on in the stretch Mr Taylor had figured ut girt06 Wai and X believe that e was quUc quUcMr Mr Hallenbeck is a wealthy New York nanr manufacturer He has been a patron of the turf for jucuy years but it Is only within the last year yeariff iff hpnitif S le LaS flBUred as an owncr h ills iieaiiu has been none too good recently so lie concluded to engage actively in racing and in this way secure respite for a time from business cares caresn irtS0010 ° acU Kack wltn hls stable and is n In the up early morning hours to see his cracks cracksH cracksnhoVi01 H nhoVi01 trai ° ln J B Madden caused Mr urff Ha Stud has seen a race uevon ° coft win WaS D0t at tbe L ° ulST le track to MO his hisMo7h Mo7h Mo7hnrtatt1t nrtatt1t Rorb3r of thc y ° ar be the one tleddcd at Latonia on June 8 John John B R Dillon nn said after the big race Mr Dillon is associate judge at Latonia and lie knows a reU h UsSdWllWore STS ° DC freaking of The Derby un ri r Then en thlro thro is isTnm Tnm Tom McDo MCnManncr to bc reckoned with Sprite and R H MeCarter Potter who bred Worth visitor at the Downs was a Saturday and was much elated over the success of the brown colt It is Mr Pot ¬ ters first visit to the local track and lio was more moremoa1 moa1 feat featdf7ith df7ith th lay Hc spent tncre H s ent most of the time in the clubhouse with F R Hitch ¬ alre cock an intimate friend Mr Potter Is a million paper manufacturer of New for Jersey and h as years been prominently identified wit the turf He raced McCartcr Belle of Pequest and other noted performers Ho spent Sunday with John H Morris who has charge of bis breeding stud which County SeTCral years located in Woodford Many turfmen of prominence past and present saw the Kentucky Derby candidates parade In t IP throng were E R Bradley Barney Sel eiber F ftii Tilles onsvpatcsby Woodford Price McKinney C A Edward Corrigan Joseph L Rhlnock Alex Labold James II Rees W 0 Partner CR pill B 0 t J B Respess Capt W II May John JohnTMC TMC Loughlin J S Barbee R C Baker R C Barbcc PUPT inieCkACnrT11 ncy Co1 T Hollw WMJ ATKiKirby w A Radford George rJ rJT Sarac ° Jamcs MacManns I M PnoKt Guest Col J T P Chmn John H Morris D N Prewitt Harvey Myers Col Milton Young J N Tmi uamd n ° n Cbelia lt J P Ross and J T mi liOb liObOne One of the oldtimers present was Newton Jones who years ago trained tho racing stable of Ireland Bros when ale 01 Donatciio and other good per ¬ formers were racing in their colors Mr Jonos trained Newton when that son of Billet won the La ¬ tonia Derby Ho has not been around the race tracks In a numler of years General yearsGeneral Manager M J Winn is quoted thusly The attendance in face of the weather conditions was the most remarkable I ever saw It was a record breaker and I am led to imagine what it would have been with sunny skies It seems now that the huge grounds would not have accommodated the crowd had conditions been perfect The Derby Is growing con ¬ stantly in favor The day will come when 100000 people will see the race run l lMaj Maj F A Dalngerfield who is serving as stew ¬ ard for the Kentucky State Racing Commission commented on the fact that ne had bred most of the horses raced by James R Keene for nineteen years and never made a bet on any of them themThe The officials for the Louisville meeting are Presi ¬ dent and Associate Judge Charles F Graingor Vicepresident Manager and Associate Judge M J Winn Presiding Judge and Steward Charles F Price Secretary and Uandicapper Lyman H Davis Treasurer H C Applegate Clerk of the Course and Associate Judge William H Shelley Entry Cleric and Assistant Secretary Edward Jasper Paddock Judge Dr C Cann Starter Mars Cassidy Timer George Lindenbcrger Representative of Kentucky State Racing Commission Maj F A Dainserfleld
