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ASPIRES TO OWN RACING STABLE. Hew York. April 2.".. — Mrs. Clarence Le Bus. of Lexington, Ky.. who presides over ifinata Farm, N contemplating the purchase of a racing stable, which may eventually be the nucleus of a breeding establishment. She is an enthusiastic admirer of the thoroughbred SB much so that last year slie gave a nays racing for the amusement of her friends in Kentucky. She was so pleased with the entertainment that ever since she has been figuring on becoming an owner of racers. Ilinata Farm adjoins the celebrated Kingston Farm, which is now presided over by Miss Elizabeth Daingertield. and where the recently acquired horses by Price M. Kinney are being sheltered. Mrs. Le Bus and the Daingertield families are neighbors and friends. It is no doubt the pleasure and pastime derived by Miss Daingertield in caring for horses that has given Mrs. Le Bus her destro to race and breed the thoroughbred. Mrs. i.e Ban has asked the racing snsoei ition at Lexington to accept a valuable trophy to be given to the owner of the winner of a handicap to Im known as tie- Ilinata Handicap. She probably will be a bidder at the sale of the Keeue-bred yearlings at Lexington Mav • . Mrs. Le Bus is the wife of Clarence Le Bus. president of the Bufley Tobacco company.
