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WINDSOR STALLS FILLING RAPIDLY Detroit Mich July 11 Among the fifty horses that arrived at the Windsor track yesterday the string owned by J B Uespess Is the most imi ort ant Mr Itespess stable numbering an even dozen arrived from Fort Erie where several of them raced racedUiclmrd Uiclmrd Liingdon and Jenny Gcddes two Frontier Handicap candidates look well and one or the other will he a starter in the opening stake July li Included also in the Kespess group are Miss Declare and Kutlmi two Edenwold Stake cligihles Autumn a Fort Erie winner Penalty a Iatunhi winner and the promising twoyearold Scarlet Oak OakJockey Jockey Loftus under contract to Mr Kespess and one of the best riders now in the saddle will arrive Saturday having remained at Fort Erie to accept mounts at that track trackTrainer Trainer George lam has arrived with nine horses the property of William Gerst a Nashville brewer The majority of this string are twoyearolds and will be entered in the overnight purse races none of them being engaged in the stakes at AVindsor This is Mr Gersts tirst representation at Windsor T P Hayes arrived from Latonia with Donorail the Kentucky Derby winner and seven others Donerall Is in fine condition conditionEddie Eddie Martin who led the list of winning jockeys at Latonia with twentyseven victories to his credit rlso arrived He will ride free lance during the Fred ing ingV V J Spcirs arrived with live horses from La tuiilH The best In the Speirs stable is the selling plater Patniche PatnicheThe The track was fairly alive yesterday with horses it work Helen BarliOe traveled the fastest of any f the Mackenzie string going six furlongs in 113 swinging swingingTrainer Trainer Cliff Haminon had the Bradley horses out outBoots Boots and Saddle and Black Tonev jockev Mc ¬ Donald on the former went a half mile In 4 with neither of the pair extended Both will go in I In Ednnwold next Thursday Thursdayiicllur iicllur JiMkey In arrive wan Callah who will willi i de free lance during the Windsor nniMing nniMingDr Dr Cann and Dr Talbott are among the arrivals from Kentucky
