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KENTUCKY STABLES YOUNG HORSES Messrs. Drake and Chinns Comins Two-Year-Olds Choicely Bred and Promising in Appearance. Louisville. Ky.. December 10. The veteran trainer, Peter Wimmer, is making rapid progress with the early training of the fourteen yearlings he has in charge at Douglas Park for Messrs. Drake and ililln. whose horses run in the name of the. Kentucky Stable. Ten of the youngsters are foreign-bred, comprising part of the shipment brought from abroad by Phil Chinu last summer, while the remaining four are native-bred, and were purchased from various sources. Hy a rather odd circumstance all of the youngsters are colts, there being not one filly in the list. Following are the foreign -breds: Hlack colt, by Sunbright Sabinetta. Day colt, by Marajax Merry Match. Day colt, by Macdonald II. La Daviere. Day colt, by Macdonald II. Marie Louise III., by Masque., Day colt, by Llaugwm Maud Primrose, by Mackenzie. Black colt, by Matchmaker Spades. Bay colt, by Marajax Turndown, by Collar. Bay colt, by Sweeper Wedding Dells, by Ben Brush. Day colt, by Light Brigade Panne, by Polymelus. Black colt, by Mushroom Crepe, by Chaucer. The Amerlcan-breds nre: Chestnut colt, by Ormondale Lacrimae, by Ros-sington. Bay colt, by Sir John Johnson Mariti, by Hindoo. Brown colt, by Plaudit Lady Cliarcot, by Charcot. Brown colt, by King James Adelinette, by Melton. Seven other yearlings, also belonging to the Kentucky Stable, have recently arrived from Lexington to join the number already in charge of trainer Wimmer. Messrs. Chinn and Drake have announced that some of the yearlings are for sale, their reason for selling being due to the fact that they have more than they intended to campaign next year. Several prospective purchasers have looked over the yearlings, but so far no sales have been made.
