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WILLIAMS BROS TO RACEAT LOUISVILLE Stalls Reserved for ThirtyTwo of Their Horses Plenty of Racing Material Assured for Meeting1 Meeting1Louisville Louisville Ky September 17 Williams Bros the Oklahoma turfmen whose horses cut such a wide swath in the spring and summer meetings at all the Kentucky tracks having won more races than those of iuy other stable whose colors were hcen in Kentucky this year have asked the Douglas Park management for thirty two stalls to accomo drtte the formidable string cf horses with which th y will participate in the racing at that Louis ¬ ville track during the week of September 2328 2328The The Williams stable will be the biggest coming here to make a bid for the rich purses that will feature the local racing season this fall The horses of this itopular establishment summered in Ken ¬ tucky and are expected to be in fine fettle for the ambitious fall campaign that their owners have planned for them The summers rest which they enjoyed while so many horses were racing is ex IHcted to prove highly Ixineficlal to them and it will be surprising if they do not figure as promi ¬ nently in the results this fall as they did during the racingOther spring and summer season of racing Other stables for which reservations have been made at Douglas Park for the meeting scheduled to open on Monday next include the following Jef ¬ ferson Livingston and Mose Goldblatt 17 horses William Perkins AV F Poison and M C Moore 2tf horses Maj Thomas C McDowell 16 John Lowe 16 B L Baker 14 George E Chancellor 12 TV H Baker 12 C T Worthington 10 J O G H Keene 10 Edward R Bradley 10 John M Goode 8 Joseph S Hawkins 8 Oswald A Hianchi 7 Edward Trotter 7 J TV Fuller C I B Miller 6 W L Lewis 6 A L Austin fi It L Rogers 5 W V Walsh 5 J C Milara 5 B A Jones 5 James P Koss 4 Dr C W CrotV Icy 4 E J Farris 3 aud TV Feuditer 2
