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OWNERS TO RACE AT HAVRE DE GRACE Nearly All of Prominence to Send Their Horses to the Maryland Track. Havre de Grace, Md., September 4. Witli several sources of supply yet to be heard from, the Harford Agricultural and Breeders Association, Avhich will conduct the first of the Maryland fall race meetings September 11 to 29, inclusive at the picturesque Havre- de Grace race track, has been asked to provide stabling for upwards of S50 horses. And among the applicants for stabling are the leading sportsmen of the United States and Canada, Avho will bring to Havre de Grace the leading campaigners of A-arious ages that haA-e been racing through the summer about New York, at Saratoga and through Canada. The names of the horsemen to whom stalls haAe been assigned are: Captain William J. Press of Ottawa, Nat Byer, J. G. Wagnon, George M. Odom, trainer of one of the divisions of the Brighton Stable; Eugene Way land, Joseph Marrone, Michael Daly, Martin Foley, AV. Hoppe, G. Heard, AVilliam Sheedy, J. Dayton, Abner Clopton, J. O. Talbott, J. S. Tyree of Washington; Samuel Ross of AVash-ington, AVilliam P. Bureh, G. Brandt, EdAAard Grant, L. A. Capps, AV. Martin, E. Crist, M. Reed, J. Kelly. M. Kelly, Edward Trueman, H. G. Bed-well, AVilliam Garth, J. S. Cosden of Baltimore, Captain Ral Parr, U. S. A., also of Baltimore; AVil-frid Aiau of Montreal, Richard F. Carman, Richard F. Carman, Jr., Richard T. AVilson, president of the Saratoga Association; Edward McBride, William L. OliA-er, Grant Hugh BroAvn, James Arthur, Harry Payne AVhitney, MaxAell Smart. J. Thornby, Thomas Clyde, A. G. AAeston, J. J. Farrell, James Fitz-simmons, Samuel D. Riddle of Philadelphia, Mrs. AVilliam M. Jeffords of Philadelphia, A. J. Carr and II. J: Snelson. Others to campaign here are: John W. Pangle, J. S. Ownby, AVilliam A. Burttschell, John Burtt-schell, G. C. AVinfrey, G. R. Bryson, J. C. Misick, Archie Zimmer, Thomas J. Shannon, N. K. Beal, AAilliam Shields, Paul PoAvers, Theodore Smith, George Smith, A. H. Vivell, G. Feinvick, AV. E. Suggs, J. J. Sheridan, G. F. Muller, G. A. Muller of Philadelphia, A. C. Niehaus, R. C. Stockney, J. M. Black of Baltimore, the Thorncliffe Stable, J. A. Gibson, AV. A. Capps, B. Johnson, M. Hack-ett, AAilliam Jennings of Baltimore, Smith and Farrar, C. N. Darke, J. Lumsden of Toronto, Walter House, EdAAard Garrison, Frank Regan, Philip T. Chinn, EdAvnrd Trotter, AVilliam MIzell, A. F. Dayton, AVilliam Bussey, P. E. Fitzgerald, J. Fahey, Robert Deady, Frank Frisbie of Laurel, E. Ley-decker, James Althouse, Richard E. Watkins, James Johnson, Louis Martins, Frederick Musante, John J. McCafferty, AVilliam SteAvart, P. E. Rice, Robert McKeeAer, Solomon Mentz, AA M. Looney, Roy ShaAV, William Bulcroft of Montreal, A. N. Fay, AV. J. Spiers and Major Otwell, U. S. A.
