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LIVELY DAY AT LEXINGTON MANY HORSES AT WORK IN PREPARATION FOR NEXT THURSDAYS OPENING T C McDowells Derby Candidate Manager Waite WaiteGains Gains Friends by an Impressive Trial of a Mile Milein in 142 Other Notable Trials Lexington Ky April 17 Hie Kentucky Asso ¬ ciation course this morning five days in advance of the opening of the annual spring meeting which on next Thursday is to inaugurate the 1115 season of racing in this state was alive with men and horses and interest in the training gallops was in ¬ tense As a matter of fact the railbirds voted it the best workmorning of the year and they seemed to be practically unanimous in the opinion that after seeing an impressive mile in 11 by Manager Waite that T O McDowell has an ex ¬ cellent chance for a second victorv in Kentucky Derby which lie won in UN with AllanaDale This son of Watercress had boon regarded by some work watchers as being backward in his training and not up to a race at a mile and n quarter in Derby company but they have put aside that notion JUKI they are now saying that the colt is even a possibility for the Camden Handicap on Saturday May 1 Liliorntor the other Derby candidate in the McDowell siring worked in 141 but not so impressively as the chestnut colt which bears the cognomen of the manager of the city of Dayton O OThe The fastest mile of the morning was done in 1 4t fe by Senator Johnson X Camdens Ashland Oaks candidate One Step while her stable com ¬ panion Luke worked in 141 It was said by one of Senator Camdens friends that the chair ¬ man of the state racing commission has about made up his mind not to send the oneeyed son of Peter puince to the post in the Kentucky Derby but will reserve him for races at sprinting dis ¬ tances This however is not an authoritative an ¬ nouncement nouncementChalmers Chalmers mile in 111 this morning was the best work mile he has ever shown trainer Joe Hawkins I Steppa from Uallaher Bros stable was sent out to make the pace lor Chalmers but that son of Peter Quince finished six lengths in front of the son of Mcltonian McltonianOther Other gallops noted by the busy men with the watches wore Minn Lou Half mile in 50 50Ardelou Ardelou Mile in 147 147Armor Armor Mile in 147 1471nby 1nby Cal Half mile in Hank Hill Half mile in 51 51Bars Bars and Stars Threequarters in 113 1131ayberry 1ayberry Candle Mile in 110 110Roimnct Roimnct Half mile in 4i Ioots anil Saddle Throequarters in 114 114llringhurst llringhurst Half mile in 47 47Rroumscdgc Rroumscdgc Threequarters in 110 110business business Agent Mile in 148 148Cherrv Cherrv Hlossom Half mile in 31 31Coiumonada Coiumonada Mile in 144 144Conning Conning Tower Mile in l41i l41iDark Dark Flower Threequarters in 113 113Dr Dr Carmen Mile in 14 IHctition Mile in 147 147Ilapsburg Ilapsburg II Threequarters in 111 111Hawthorn Hawthorn Half mile in 4S 4SIlocnir Ilocnir Threequarters in 115 115Huntress Huntress Threequarters in 11 11Indolence Indolence Mile in 144 144Investment Investment Half mile in 30 i iJoe Joe D Threequarters in llSr llSrKililay Kililay Mile in 147 147Lucy Lucy Rlythe Half mile in 0 0Marshon Marshon Mile in 14S 14SMonev Monev Maker Mile in 141 141Object Object Half mile in 50 50Paulson Paulson Fiveeighths in 101 101Poppce Poppce Half mile in 4 4Raincoat Raincoat Threequarters in 11 11Ralph Ralph Lloyd Mile in 14 14Rcdlaiid Rcdlaiid Half mile in Til TilRobert Robert liiadlev Half mile in 10 10Stalwart Stalwart Helen Mile in 14 14Star Star Actress Mile in 14 14Tetan Tetan Fiveeighths in 101 101The The Xorman Fiveeighths in I OL OLThe The Sentinel Half mile in 30 30Thornwood Thornwood Half mile in jJ jJTobacco Tobacco llox Half mile in I ITraction Traction Five eighths in 101 1011scoit 1scoit Fiveeighths in 105 105Votary Votary Half mile in 4 4Waterblossom Waterblossom Thn0qiinrlors in 115 Wryneck Mile in 14 14Yeiighee Yeiighee Mile in 143 143Kugelie Kugelie Ilrod who has charge of the parimutncl crew machines tickets etc arrived this morning from Juarez after having spent the day in Louis ¬ ville and took account of the things that must be done to have matters in shape in his department for the opening lias crew will all be in by Wednes ¬ day evening Twelve cashiers will lie on here this spring springla la s It Ross today scld Carpathia to R S SStradcr Stradcr and an eastern friend of the latter and she will race in the name of It S Strader Co though she will continue in the Ross string until the end of the Kentucky season in July JulyFour Four twoyearolds bred and owned by A L As to and broken and trained by S K Hughes were shipped today t Xew York They are Decimal Point brother to Ten Point Jackonet Estimator and Jacquetta JacquettaVaVa VaVa a daughter of Stalwart has been added to G D Wilsons Iroquois Stud to be united with Duke of Ormonde and Sadie Shipiro by Sain has hton acquired by John S Barbee to be mated with Bnunmcl BnunmclThe The yearling chestnut colt by Trap Rock Velocity dam f Sandbar has been purchased by Galluhcr Brothers from R S Scrugham ScrughamMajor Major T J Carson in a letter from his new home Kverton Plantation at Cannonsbnrg Miss reports that as a result of the delay and roughness of a five days trip by freight from Ixxlngton Flaxen Hair and her threeyearold daughter Red Hair died and that Red Ray lost her foal by Forolo ForoloThe The state racing commission will meet here next Wednesday to pass upon applications for licenses and other matters mattersRecent Recent thoroughbred foals on Kentucky farms Were reported toilav as follows followsO O H Chenaiilfs Kthel T Rittorthorp Belle oT Ormonde Relle of Maytichl ami Floreal each a biy cdt bv lien Trovato and Mahala a bay lilly bv Hen Trovata TrovataliarmV liarmV Scbreibers Tools M Mok ok a chestnut lilly b lack A I kin kinS S K Xicbols Humming Rio a bav filly by Transvaal and Augusta Victoria a black lilly by TriiiisviiuL TriiiisviiuLPrice Price McKinnevs Gingham a chestnut colt bv Delhi DelhiG G D Wilsons Torrid and Xorthuiubria chest ¬ nut colts by Stalwart Modroda a ofostniil colt by i nurd and Hvolyn a chestnut tilly by Purgo nniNior nniNiorJiiik Jiiik Weavers Annie illmore i bay filly bv Trausvinl TrausvinlTin Tin Riilgowau Studs Princess Pat a chestnut tilly by Maria Santa A J Goreys Katherine Moore a bay lilly by byGlcnilelcn Glcnilelcn Studs Gold Lady a bay colt by Jack Point PointW W P Johnsons trace Dixon a bay colt by Transvaal Foundling n chestnut lilly by Trans ¬ vaal vaalK K L Davis Fairy a bay colt by Trap Rock Flying Cinder a bay lilly by Bryn Mawr
