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; i • i i • HORSES SPEEDING UP AT LEXINGTON. Lexington. Ky.. April 7.— -I. N. Camdens Ken-lucky Derby candidates, ltringhui-st and Casnarina, worked six fnrionga at the Kentucky Association track this morning, the former in 1:17 and the Inter in 1:21. P.ermudian and Iridescence worked Ihe same distance In 1:18 and laanetator. from the same -table, wbiCb is slightly touched in the wind, ran a half nub- in 48%, the fastest of the sea-.ni here. .1. S. Hawkins Breeders Futurity candidate. Chalmers, worked a quarter in 23. Whos Who. Prank -I. Kelleys Breeders Futurity candidate. I rained by T. I.. Pierce, worked the BUSM distance in 23%. September Morn and Kneeiet, from the same -table, winked three fnrionga in 33%, and wa- pulled up a half iu V.i-. P. M. Civ ills Bavenal ami W. G. Xantes Plying Peel worked one mile each in 1 :45. .1. . Milam sent Hawthorn six furlongs in 1:18 and John Gund and Constant worked the same distance for A. iakcr in 1:17. W. H. Shelley returned today from Louisville and pm the program book for the meeting into the hand- of the pi inter. It will be out this week. Secretary J, P.-lham Johnston of the Kentucky Stale Raciag Commission today Insned notice that all owners and trainers who d-sire lo reserve priority to the racing colors they have been using must have them registered in the office here by April li . otherwise they are liable to lose them, for after that date it will be a esse of fn-i come tirst ■erred. The fact that colors have been registered elsewhere will noi count in Kentucky. All who race at Lexington, Louisville and Latonia must register their color- here and fee . of one dollar. iwiui uc»7 .in. i |».,.y par a J . -* vrw. ..v.h..
