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* TWO-YEAK-OLDSATJUYAXA YOUNGSTERS WHICH WILL ENLIVEN RACING J •i* AT THE CUBAN METROPOLIS. r * Big: List of Cubans Holding- Membership in the t Cuba-American Jockey Club — Livingston Horses Arrive in Good Condition. j ] Havana. Cuba, January 3. — With the coming of j the now year. Secretary Nathanson had lust forty- , rive more horses to draw from, that Maker of , yearlings being quartered on the sounds at Oriental Park. There are some real good lookers among the ■ hand and it is really surprising how fast the , youngsters develop here. Mrs. Godfrey Preeee and , G. Y. J. Bissell had more yearlings in their ■tables than any other owners here. Mrs. Preeee had eight and Bissell six. In the following list of youngsters the ones with the star in front of their names are those for which names have been accepted by Registrar Rowe of the Jockey Club: Mrs. 0. Preece — Ayres. 1. g. by Dr. Leggo — Guerara. i Burhank. b. g. by Pr. Iyoggo— Gonna. | Gyelora. eh. e. by Cvclades — Horla. Flora Rendora. b. f. by Ren Trovato— Kloradora. Ballaratik. li. f. by Ballot — Amaranth. Playful l.ucy. ch. f. bj Fair Play— Lacy Locket. , Back of Lace rat, b. g. by Trap Back — Luzerne. G. W. J. Bissell— •Carta, b. f. by Maddalo— Lady Baldur. •Helmets Daughter, b. f. by Helmet — Lady Oniama. Mdolita. b. f. by io.ldington — Lessee. •Sister Bmhsrai. b. 1". by Ballot — Ave Marie. Kay colt by Ballot — Cbaai. Bay colt by Helmet — Iearia. E. Alvarez — Frascuela. ch. e. by Plaudit — Breezyland. Mararella. b. f. by Pick Welles — Fluid. Quinta Pesures. b. e. 1 y Pick Welles — Lamp Girl. Pnughkeopsie, b. c, by Hastings— Pocketpiece. L. L. Carroll — •Bray. b. f. by Bryn Mawr — Anne Evans. G. E. Chancellor — Hasty C ra. b. f. by Hastings — Northumbria. I.nciile P.. h. f. by Bryn Mawr — Annoyance, follow, br. f. by Bryn Mawr — Star Lady. S. J. Kelley— •Alice Clark, br. f. by Transvaal — Maid Militant. *May Book. ch. f. by Ive lades— Optional. Jand ~ *Premo Vera. b. I, by Salvation — Sister Modred. J. O. and G. H. Keene — •Donate, b. g. by Doranie — Pepita. •Narcissus, ch. f. by Samson — Flower. •Virginia, b. f. by Ormondale — Agnes Virginia. E. J. McGraw— •Cruces. ch. e. hv Vorhees — Chiffle. •Positano. b. c, bv Solitaire II. — Bremerhaffen. J. W Panglo— Black lilly by Star Shoot — Queen Margureite. J. Powers — ■ Chestnut eolt by Trap Rock— International. K. B. Para aar •Eddie Parsons, ch. g. by Hanhridgi — Wasti. T. ft. Btpey— •Cadillac, ch. c. by Toddington— Winnie G. •Deutal. b. f. bv Stalwart — Dentrilieo. •Otsco. b. f. bv Toddington — Mrs. Sewell. A. L. Taylor— •Golden Chance, b. c. by /al -Betaatae. •Oriental Gold. b. f, by Hanbridge— Oriental Queen. II. J. Bedwell— Mannokin. b. c. bv Rapid Water— Little Buttercup. R. J. Powers— •Little Ford. ch. f. bv Key Hindoo — Dod Anderson. •Miss .laz! o. b. f, by Waterboy- Melissa. •Nanteka. 0. f. by Bey Hindej— Zalvedea. Jefferson Livingston — Bay filiy by Sain — Sneerwell. .lames Arthur — Chestnut lilly by Star Shoot — Manv ptoiiiKt nt business men in Havana have al-roailv hi COM C members of the Cuba-Ante: icau Jockey Club and tew ones are coming in every week. Gen. Mario G. Meaocal, presldenl of the Republic of Cuba is honorary president of the club: Dr. Adolfo is active president: Frank Steinhardt. president of the Havana Electric Railways, is rice president; H. 1. Brown, treasurer: Dr. Mario Diaz Irizar. a prominent attorney, is secretary. The directors of i Ik- dab are Senator Bicardo Dota, Br., Jose R. il-taloa, secretary of public works: Gen. Emilia Nunea, sacra taty of agriculture; Dr. Jorge Albarran and Dr. Miguel Ntino. the latter a prominent attorney, lite list of members of the club include Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez. ex-presideat of Cuba. Regino Trulhn. C. J. Harrah. William W. Lawton. lose Perpinan P. I.uicli, I- B. Salmon. W. H. Smith, local manager of the Ward line: Jose M. Carat a. II Ipman. a big cigar manufacturer; Dionisio e-laseo. Dr. Maaarl Herrara, Capt. W. Fletcher Smith, proprietor of the Plaza Hotel: C. F. Flynn. J. II. Patter-on. C. H. Laaedale. Julio Blanco Herrara prctldcat Of the Tropical Brewery: Marcos Carvajal. Hegando Castelciro. Manuel Carvajal. En-rlqae Ooaill, Cartas Fonts. Jr.. H. D. Brown. Jr.. Emeterio Zorrilla. Aatoaia San Miguel. Charles F. Beradea, Alberto Unman, Kugcnio Alvarez Valdes, Alberta Alvarez Valdes, Carlos Arnoldson. Samuel Tolon. Viigilio Ragneri. Valdes Rico. J. M. Draper. Cuban representative of the Borden Condensed Milk Co.: Bntlque Aldabo, D. C. Dougherty. Francisco Kears and Maaael l.m i. Diaz- lb" I lahhoaar at oriental Park is a handsome ■tractor*. It sras built at a east or 3,000 and is constructed ol tile ami ■ tnerete. There are some fifty or silv boxes, including President Meuoeal-. on the club" veranda and the lounging rooms are large and comfortable affairs beaatifnlly famished in solid mahogany. PreaideBt Adolfo N gave n breakfast New Years morning in the clubhouse, which »a- at t ended by the club members and many of their friends. It was a gathering of Cubas mosl representative men both in the business world and government circle-. President Melioeal is enthusiastic over the sport and it is his mosl earnest wish that it be built up to a big scale. It is his intention to invite many of the big men on the island to become members of the Club in order to foster the sport in Cuba. In this way the Cuba-American Jockey Club will attain a prominence that "ill make it a most i ow-erful organization. Manager H. D. Brown probably realised this when he laid out bis original plan* before starting in on the construction of the coarse He luis. left nothing undone to make oriental Park one of the finest racing grounds in the world. There may be one or two at Boeaos Avres and in Frame that may excel it. but nothing in the Si. ite .an approach it in regards to beauly or ap fek. pointmeiits. W The Living-ton horses, which arrived here on Sun , lav la-t from Juarez, were — loaded from the heel in good condition. They stood the trip well and will be reaily for the races tp a few days. Trainer Mose Goldhliitt was unable to accompany the stable, having been delaved in Juarez on account of the illness of hla wife. The horses came in charge of Harrv Gardner and Ihe stable foreman. Walters. Gardner was much Impressed with the racing here. Ihe Living-ton -tiiug iucludes Othello. Kris Kringle, White Crown and all uiinanod luowarold lilly. G. tjhiatt brought Royal laterest, Cbarmeuae, Cos suck. Hall Band. Obelus. So. in- and First Degree. Wiih the-.- horses GoMhiatl ■fcasi Id win many races here. Mr. Living-Ion is expected same time during the winter to look the place over and participate tu the festivities of Mardi Gras.
