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HORSES STILL AT JUAREZ TRACK. El Paso, Texas, March 20. There are still some thoroughbred-; at the Jum track. These are principally the horses of owners who will go to Tijuana as soon as that track is ready to work iver. former jockey Carroll II. shilling has deported for Lexington with Conning Tower and Brooks. Jockey Hugh Shilling will visit a few days al his borne in Paris, this state, before going on to Join the si We at the Kentuckj tssocisttoa i .1. Tigue has sold the sprinter Seneca to Edward Fitzgerald for the reported price of ,000 and ia-- turned the till;- Prootj Mora over to Tom Hat-leld. Mr. Throe will go to Lexington or Bowie ihortly to buj some racers to campaign over western tracks. Mr. Fitzgerald will rare Seneca at Hi nana. Many ..f the Terns division of borsen n rill go to the new Lower California track. v lie Montgomery will res! his string during the sum-ner. L. Haymaker has bought As. una and Lola from lohii C. Ferris-.. Jndge liall. Secretary Kdward Jasper Clarence Price, CoL V. B. Applegate, Judge V. II. Shelley. c. Burnett. John Sheridan, c. n. Freeman, Guv Garner, Boy Pill. ml and Pen Uickie hare h ft for Louisville, Ky. Western , ities of the in t -riiii unit :i in district have committees at work in .an effort to bring abonl ;i general revival of racing. Spokane, Wash.. Butte, Anaconda and Helena, Monf . people are clamoring for a return of the spoil. Spokane is working for the coarse at ... ar dAtene, and Butte an I Inac ... da people f..r a proposed traek at Gregsoa Sprint • a health resort located between the two copper cities. Should the sport come back in tie- western towns anmed tin- mutuel form of speculation will be used. Looks are a thing of tin- past in the w.-st.
