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MANY HORSES NOW AT BLUE BONNETS. Montreal. Quo., Juno 4. With the opening of the spring mooting nf the Montreal Jockey Club less than a wool: away, the stables at I.lue Bonnets are fast filling up and at present there are about three hundred horses in the barns, with more coming in sack day from the west and New York. Morning work-outs and gallops are now the daily order at Blue Honnets. Among tkana that have alreadv arrived at the track are: H. O. BcdweB, J. K. L. Ross. J. E. Seagram, II. UkJdiags, Brookdate Stable, Thornelilfe Stable. J. W. Dayton. W. Kharrard, A. I*. Hum-phr.v. M 1.1. Oarth. J. K Liunsileii, k. McBride. O. W. Scott. J. O Byrne. W. A. Carter, W. Bennett, T. McCreary. J. W. Smith F. T. Colton. J. A. Gibson. J. M. Ilendrie, J. R. Walker, J. F. Sweeney, J. A. Murphy. Fred Fox. J. J. Troxlor, George P. Sherman. J. J. Coles. John Jraver, C. A. Crew. V,. J. Press, Kd Trotter, Ed. Moore and Howard Dots. Many of those now racing at Dorval will also race at Blue Bonnets, and when those stables move over, the ncconiii nidation will be tAxed to the limit. R. F. Canaan, who will ship to Blue Bonnets from Jamaica, has asked for twenty five stalls. Norman Macfarlane will be represented at the mooting with throe, which are in the hands of Ed. Moore. They are Schemer, Sea Urchin and Beauty Spot. The Seagram stable, which is strong in numbers this year, as well as quality, will be well represented iu the races designed for Canadian-bred horse*.
