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MANY KENTUCKY OWNERS EXPECTED. Detroit. Xlich.. June 29. — That the horsemen now-racing in Kentucky will be well represented at the Windsor meeting, starting July 15. is evident by the unusually large number of owners who have engaged stalls at the local track. The Kentiickians invariably have been strong facors in the racing at Windsor, many of the turf stars there in recent years lieing fresh from triumphs at Louisville and I-itonia. This year it is expected will prove no exception to the rule. The Kciituckians will send some of the smartest racers that have been campaigned on the southern ellipses this year, and these, augmented bv the cracks racing on the Canadian circuit, will give the meeting here an imi ortance not attained by niiy of the other racing associations in the Dominion. The list of stables that it is hoped will come from Latonia two weeks hence is a long and representative one. comprising many of the racing establishments at the Kentucky tracks. Among the number t Continued on second page. MANY KENTUCKY OWNERS EXPECTED. Continued from first page. are those of E. It. Bradley. It. L. Baker. T. 1*. Hayes, J. H. Baker, M. A. Colton. P. J. Millet, M. C. Moore, William Martin. A. L. Rogers. J. 11. Stamper. W. 1. Johnson. A. L. Kirby. L. Marion. P. E. Stewart J. S. Barbee. W. W. Burden. W. J. Weber, G. Knebclkamp and many others of lesser note. Among the older horses that may be shipped to Windsor at the conclusion of the Latonia meeting are: Hodge. Bars and Stars. Doner.iil. Marion Goosby. Vogue. Blind Baggage, lif Jr.. John timid. King Corin, Deliver. May Bird. Kinney. Money Maker. Brince Albert. Loo Skolny, Jack OPowd. Buckhorn. Prince Hairy. Boyal II., Colonel Vennie. lianovia. Embroidery. Dr. Carmen. Floral Park and a host of others.
