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I LEXINGTON TRACK UNFIT FOR WORK-OUTS. , Lexington. Ky., September i. — Heavy rain Saturday night and Sunday rendered the main course of i the Kentucky Association M heavy that fast work ; this morning was out of the question ami the majority of the trainers sent their charges to the [. sand track for slow gallops. Kingling. as an example . of work over the main course, ran a mile in 1.51 and Conning Tower labored live eighths s in 1:12. Superintendent Janus D. Boss said that. providing there is no more rain, he will have the ,. going last for the opening Thursday afternoon. He ,. has four harrows constantly on the track. The only arrival today was William Gersts Colic and she will be the only representative of I the Nashville brewer at the meeting. Jockeys K. I.apaille. J. Morys. F. Keogh. J. Ked ei i- and F. Robinson are duo here ionioirow. Fugene Klrod. who is to have charge of the pari-inutuel- " offices as usual, will arrive tomorrow. One " of the new 66 combined machines has arrived and will be in use here for the tirst time Thursday. Secretary Sam Nnckols this afternoon announced J that flu- Kentucky state Baring Commission will 1 hold a meeting here on Thursday morning. The most important matter to come before the body * probably will be the appeal of George Dines for reinstatement. Starter Harry Morrissty today announced that he has selected Kempland as a name for the farm 1 he recently bought in the Walnut Hills neighborhood. Kempland was the name of the horse on Which 1 Morrissey rode his fir-t winning race. It was al Guttenberg on Christmas Day. 1861. Keiiiplanil was by Milner — Gloriaue and at that time was owned by Mattie Corhott. Charley Drown today bought fr ill George Stoll | the yearling chestnut filly by Hurst Park — Ladv Charles.
