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HORSES CROWDING INTO LEXINGTON. Stables of Corrigan and McKinney, R. D. Williams and Emil Herz Among Latest Arrivals. Lexington, Ky.. April 23.— The horses that will be raced at the Kentucky Associations spring meeting in the colors of Corrigan and McKinney. It. D. Williams and Kmil Herz arrived liere today from ■Louisville. The Corrigan and McKinney string is Pmade up of Basil. Acabado. Mida. Land League, Meliora, Poor Joe. Compadre, Felicitation, Hindu Dress and Noontide. Trainer John Whalen did not come over today, but stable agent Arbucklo accompanied the shipment as did jockey B. Kleeger. Iu the R. D. Williams string, which is accompanied by jockeys Wiugfield and Lapaille, are Grasmere, Impressive. Jocular. James. January, Jovial, Juvenile, Sedan, Kling, Kotbly, Kernan, Koran and Kith. The Herz string, in charge of trainer J. J. Flan-nagan and accompanied by Jockey F. Keogh, comprises Manister Toi. Eagle, Daddys Choice, Peep Sight. Success, Armament, Star Gazer, Chieftain and Frank Keogh. The State Racing Commission will meet Saturday morning at 11:30 oclock to adopt an amendment to the rules governing claiming races, to name a supervisor of pari-mutuels. who in all probability, according to rumor, will be John B. McLaughlin of Lexington and to pass upon applications for licenses for trainers, jockeys and apprentices. Secrcatry S. C. Xuckols requests that all who will apply for licenses do so by Thursday liest. E. R. Bradley this morning sold Black Coffee to C.eorge It. Jennings of Latonia. who lias a couple of two-year-olds by Jim Gaflw-y at the local track. W. B. Jennings and jockey Loftus were hero from Louisville this afternoon and n turned tonight, l.oftus will come here to ride Ticket the opening day. Col. W. B. Appl-gate arrived today from Louisville. 1 M. Civill came in from Hot Springs. Their horses will Ik- here Wednesday. Jockey Pickens Arrives from Tijuana. Jockey A. Pii kens, who is to ride as a free lance, came in this morning from Tijuana. A flag«taff is being erected in the centerficld and, on the opening day. there is to be an impressive flag-raising ceremony. There was no exceptionally fast work at the Kentucky Assm-iation course today. The track, however." was iu excellent condition. The most noteworthy gallops wen1: Anthonys Lass — Mile in 1:44--. Alfadir— Mile in 1:45. Auriga— Half mile in 00%. All Aglow— Half mile in 00%. Arriet— Half mile in 50. Black Coffee— Half mile iu .".1. Boll Boy— Half mile in BL Brizz — Half mile in 51. Broom Sweep — Half mile in 49—. Bird Bore — Half mile in 49?. liuford — Half mile in 49-.-.. Busy Joe — Thrce- |Uarters in 1:21. Bedtime Stories — Three-quarters in 1:1S. Chalmers— Three-quarters in 1:15. Dr. Tuck— Three -quarters in 1:17. Douglass S.— Half mile in 50. Dr. Levy — Haf mile in 50. Guide Post— Three -quarters in 1:19. Indolence—Half mile in 50. Jane Sfraith — Half mile in 49-.,. Jim Wakely Three-quarters in l:17-7.-,. Little String— Mile in 1:42 ".-.. Monocacy— Mile in 1:48%. Miss Minn — Half mile in 51. Miss Fannie —Three-quarters in 1:18%. Xepo— Half mile in 49"i- Prince S.— Half mile in 52. Squeeler — Half mile in 50. Yenghee — Mile in 1:44. Zim —Half mile in 51. Stanley Veal, one of A. L. Kirby; exercise boys, had his arms sprained and was otherwise bruised, when a horse fell with him at the Kentucky Association track this morning.
