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LEXINGTON STRONG FOR FOUNDATION FOUNDATIONLexington Lexington Ky May 9 Lexington will send to Louisville tomorrow the largest delegation that ever traveled out of the blue grass region to see a Kentucky Derbv race at Churchill Down In addi ¬ tion to the regular trains on three railroad there will lie a Derby special the Foundation special it will be called for nearly all who go on It will IKS rooting for Charles McKennas Nasturtium colt to win the coveted prize The race now appears to IK between Ten Point Foundation and Yankee No ¬ tions jind it is likely that they will IK supported in the betting In the order named but it is safe to conclude that seven out of every ten dollars wagered from this section will go on Foundation FoundationNearly Nearly all of the regulars and a number of citi ¬ zens who prefer to avoid the crowds as much us possible took trains for Louisville last night and today Tills morning there was a special horse train of seven cars out of here and among the stables tlutt were shipped on it were those of T P Hayes Jack Baker John Lowe Catesby Wood ford Will Perkins John W M y Louis Timber James P Ross G W J Bissell and Will Young J O Kecne sent over Bonne Chance Mcrode Lodo na nml Hinata from the Paniden stable along with Jack Bakers horses Helios and Iniperator re ¬ start meetingsHie lMfor the Latonia or Saratoga meetings Hie stables of K U Bradley 1 C Mllam mid Clay Bros will be sent to Louisville tomorrow morn ¬ ing while those of Gallaher Bros Ed W Moore mined here with a number of others that will not Mode Nicoli and Dillard Hill will go to Canada next week August Belmont arrived from Now York tills afternoon and went at once to ills Nursery Stud farm He will have a look at his thoroughbred horses and will see the racing at l ulsville tomor ¬ row He is accomjvinied by Mrs Belmont
