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GOSSIP FROM BLUE GRASS REGION. Lexiagtoa, K.v.. April 1. — The special train of iLLht cars of horses in. in Charleston arrived lure last night. Four cars were cut off here and sent to the Kentucky Assoejstoa siding, where Hie horses were unloaded. The other four cars went on to Louisville. The stables stopping here were those of John J. McCatleltv. Ed. V. Moore. J. S. Ward. W. Woodard, J. W. Tnhnlim. W. J. Spiers. P. B. Pear son. Dave Vltltoe, Lew Marion, John Paul and It. Colston. Boval Blue. I he brown gelding by Plaudit Bhse Mass. winner of the lii-l I w 0 year old race of the eastern racing season, at Norfolk today, is a son of a Kentucky Derby winner, and was sold Mom Hun bmg Place bv John K. Maddea to William Garth |.c Colonel Bal Parr of Baltimore. Im- three days there has been rata here. Todays precipitation was heaviest of all and as a castse uuence training operations at the Kentucky Association track have been greatly retarded. No horses are permitted on the main course and the inside Hack is now a OCired loblolly. Superintendent Boss stated today hat there are within the truck inclosure now only ten stalls not taken. The two new barns of forty talK each will be completed about April 15, weather permit ting. Secretary J. P. Johnston of the Kentucky State Racing Commission today sent notices to all of the Kentucky iraeks requesting that owners make prompt registration of their colors and that all trainers ind iockevs have their applications for ueeasas in his hand- by April IS. Price McKinney. of Cleveland, owner of the Wicl: liffe stud of thoroughbreds at Kingston Farm, is here to look over bis horses. John T. Ireland, who is to be patrol judge for the Kentucky Associntlea spring meeting, has arrived from Juarez. I. . Camden has closed a contract with jiH-kev- W. W. Taylor, to ride for the Camden Stable.
