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PAS ZARETiVS FINE SPEED SHOWN AGAIN IN WINNING IN TRACK RECORD TIME UNDER HIGH WEIGHT. Oaklawn Weather and Patronage Excellent — More Arrivals of Horses — Associations Run-Up Money to Swell Purses. Hot Springs. Ark.. March 17. — H. S. Newmans grand man- Can Zareta .main fig Wed in a sparkling performance when sin- won the St. Patricks day handicap at three-quarters this afternoon from soase of the best oppotdtiou that could be mastered here and, conceding much weight to all of the Starters. Her victory was hard earned for she-was toned to a resolute drive during the entire last eighth to maintain her advantage over Korf-hage, which lauded in second place with Dr. Lar-rlck third. Todays attendance exceeded that of the opening day. The weather was June-like and the- card was the best that racing patrons had been offered so far. The sport was excellent, wholesome and enjoyable. Action was again of a character that kept all the odds operator! working at top speed. The1 horses of M. Quinn. A. L. Valentine and J. T. Strite were additions to the colony here this afternoon. Charles Waltriag, who was in charge of the stake holders at New Orleans, was an arrival today. The Oaklawn associations part of the runup money in sidling races will revert back to owners in added money to purses. The associations part of the runup nio.ney is only forty per cent, the Kentucky rale being in vogue, while sixty per cent goes to the- second horse. Louis II. Adair was a visitor from Louisville this afternoon. He stated that he would again join the- ranks of owners and had purchased a half interest in the horses Sleeth. Samuel R. Meyer, ltoscoe Goose, Ed Alvey, Tom Anderson, DIunger and Dob Dunelon. J. Hal Woodford, the well known owner, was among todays visitors. Blanks for the Saratoga stakes were received today and distributed among owners. W. T. Anderson arrived today with five horses from Juarez. In the same consignment came those owned by Emick it McCoy. C. R. Anderson bought this morning the useful racer Mars Cassidy. Frank Shannon, who had charge of the betting ring at Juarez for a good part of the meeting, was an arrival this morning. There wore two more additions to the ranks of the "information" men today, bringing the total up to twenty -five . Jockey Finh-y was suspended for ten days by the starter for disobedience at the post in the third race. Training gallops on a fast track this morning were : Buckshot — Throe-eighths in 411i. De — Three-eighths in 37%. Blonde — Three-eighths in 37. Dilly Deickman— Half mile in 51. Dlue Can— Half mile in 50%. Bootblack— Mile in 1:50%. Colza — Quarter mile in -7%. Chlvator — Three -eighths in 41%. Dartworth — Half mile in 53%. Detour — Half mile in 50. Eleanor N— Three-eighths in 39. For Fair — Three-eightba in 40. Fred Tennett — Three-quarters in 1:21. llarwood — Three-eighths in 37%. Injury— Three-eighths in 3S. Insurgent — Three-eighths in 39. Increase — Half mile in 53. Lackross Five-eighths in 1:08%. Dedro — Half mile in 50. Participle— Quarter mile in 28%. Pack— Half mile- in 53. Rio Drazos — Three-eighths in 39%. Reno — Half mile in 52%. Design Half mile in 54%. Serf Savin — Mile in 1:45. Sureon -Half mile in 50%. Sparkler— five -eighths in 1:07. Sir Oliver — Quarter mile in 25. starter — Three-eighths in 382f,. Theodorita — Three-eighths in 18%. Theresa McMakin — Three-eighths in 3C%. Yorkvilh — Three-eighths in 37-.-,.
