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LIVE GOSSIP FROM LEXINGTON. Program Book for Spring Ilccting Ready in a Day or Twc — Horses Expected from Hat Springs. Lexington. Ky.. April ft. — .Judge William Shelley retained from Louisville this morning, opened Ins office at the Kentucky Association course and this afternoon met with the executive committee lo ii cuss the preliminaries to the spring meeting, which is to open April 1_S. The program book trill be ready for distribution in a day or two. Distribu tion of badges this year will be In the hands of S retnry ;. l . Wilson. The track this morning was slow and there waa little work. The Kentucky Derby candidate Baford, with Walter Taylor up. went three quarters in 1:24%; Auriga, an Oaks candidate from the name stable, worked in behind him three quarters :n 1:28, wliih- Kiaaej went five eighths in 1:10. Irtegalar and Tom Jr.. owned by Col. Milton Young, worked three-quarters in 1:2S%, while John Whitlows Sun Maid did the Basse distance in 1:24, Hlaise. l»r. Samuel and Fair Orient galloped five-eighths in 1:11. .James H. Baker sent Miss Minn and Irish Gentlemaa three-eighths in -i:.. ired Croppers Margaret :. worked three-eighths in •r_ . Charles J. Casey wired superintendent James ]. Ross from Hot Springs today that he will bring eight of Grnat Hugh Brownes horses here for the meeting. The remainder of the string will be left at Louisville. E. T. Colton will bring Hinovia. Pan Zareta and Pearl Song from Hot Springs. J. C. Cahn and Louis "aim will bring their strings from Hot Springs. Bob Campliell will be here from Louisville with seven horses belonging to Cat, W. 11. Applegate. Jockey J. Howard arrived this morning from El Paso.
