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PLANS OF THE MAC0MBER STABLE. New York, May 21. — Walter H. Jennings has taken over the five two-year-olds purchased from 3. K. Madden by A. K. M.-icoiiiImt. Mr. Jennings is busy at Braveaend with twenty-one thoroughbreds in active training. He plans to remain here until about the beginning of July, and then go to Saratoga. "Some people." he said, "are continuing to talk about my going west again, but I have no such intention. If I had entered Star Hawk for the I.a-tonia Derby. I might be tempted to take him out there for another meeting with George Smith, but he is not entered for that race, and although The Cock is in it and might have a good chance to win. 1 have no intention of sending him there. I do not •gaact to do very much with Mncoiiilicrs horses liefore the Saratoga meeting." he continued, "although I may try for a Few of the Empire City slakes and |Missibly for a few at Aqueduct and L Hi linoiit but it is Saratoga I have in view B8f ■ tkularlj." i • ; 1 i I I I
