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: 1 : ; r i i t t s t t ! : , . j . . NEW ORLEANS STABLES FILLING FAST E Task of Registering Horses and Issuing- Licenses to I Begin at Jefferson Park Next Week. NEW ORLEANS, La., November 14. With the arrival of many of the smaller racing stables from v the north and east both Jefferson Park and the n Fair Grounds are becoming cramped for stall space d even this early. So closely is the Jefferson Park n course pressed in this respect. that the management s was forced to issue an order barring yearlings and - stable- ponies, so that every stall can be utilized a for horses in training that will be raced at the a meeting. A few stables have been split into two 1 sections, the older horses remaining at Jefferson Park and the yearlings at the Fair Grounds. a The task of registering the horses for" the Jeffer- I son Park meeting and issuing ilie trainers and s jockeys licenses will begin next week at the a Shrewsbury track. The licenses at Jefferson will 1 not hold- for the Fair Grounds meeting, as all ap- i plications there will have tq be approved by the I license committer, which is composed of Judge Joseph A. Murphy, J. B. Campbell and S. C. I Nuckols, Jr. Even though the weather here today was unusually cold for this section, many trainers had their charges out bright and early at both Jefferson I Park and the Fair Grounds. The going at the for- : mer course was lightning fast, while at the latter ; it had reached a good stage. Included in the vast number of horses out for gallops at the old course 1 were quite a few two-year-olds, and they at- tracted a lot of attention. Several more stables arrived from Kentucky after long delays on the road, and a few are still held up somewhere in Mississippi, where a bridge ."went out" .following the recent heavy rainsl From eight to fifteen hours were lost because of having . to detour the express horse- cars by way of" Hatties- . burg. Miss. --.-.rrv::"""- - 0. A. BIANCKI STABLE- ARRIVES. Among tI.ose whic.i . got in today was. that of O. A. Blanchi. He brought six horses from Louisville, including three yearlings. One of the. youngsters is by Jim Gaffney, another by . Vulcain and the other by Light Brigade. Bianchi reports that he has six mares in Kentucky at D.. W... Scotts farm near Lexington in foal to Jim Gaffney. Lee Erb brought seven horses,, including a yearling by Zeus Moonshine, that he has named Helen Lucas. Others in his string are Subahdar, Miss Parnell. Move On, Golden Dawn, Warlike and Little Boots. Most of these horses were sold" at auction in Kentucky and were reported to have changed hands, but evidently they were bid in for their owner. Trainer Kim Patterson, who trained the main division of the J. W. McClelland stable, is here in advance of nineteen yearlings owned by his employer. They are due to arrive some time tomorrow. In-; eluded in the consignment are some, highly-bred juveniles and Pattcrsoii hopes to cut quite a figure iu the two-year-old races at the Fair Grounds. Parr, It. L. Rogers five-year-old son of Troutbeck Parchment, died today at the Fair Grounds of shipping fever. He is the third thorpuglAred to die of the same ailment here, Edith L. and Spsius being the other two, but all of them were in a bad way upon their arrival. Top Coat, which was ailing when he arrived, continues to show improvement, as does B. B. Johnson, another that came off the cars sick. C. S. Wilson brought the small stable of M. J. Rooney from Latonia and it is located at Jeffcr-l son Park. W. W. Hastings is the best of this es- tablishmcnt. W. L. Schaefer brought two horses from Louisville, Sauer and Thrills. He acquired .the latter at private sale from II. H. Hewitt just before, leaving Kentucky. Jockey Otis Willis came in from the Blue Grass State and he will ride for Ed Trotter at both mect-! ings. In addition to his own horses Trotter will have those of W. K. Harrington to. race here. An-t other addition to the riding colony, was. jockey How- ard Stearns, who also came from Kentucky. FAIR GROUNDS NEARING" COMPLETION. The Fair Grounds management has been able lo obtain the services of additional teams and laborers within the past few days and the work on the plant, which will be practically a new one, is being rapidly rushed to completion. But for a shortage of labor and teams during the summer the work would have been finished long ago. Track superintendent Placide Frigerio was advised by wire that a race horse special train will leave Baltimore in a day or so with New Orleans as its destination. Some of the larger racing establishments which have been participating in the 1 sport at Pimlico, Laurel and Havre de Grace will send their horses on this train. Jockey Mac Garner was among the recent arrivals f and he will ride as a free lance at both meetings , here. Jockey B. Kpppleman came from Reno, Nev., . where he rode at the recent meeting there. Emden and Old Broom comprise the stable of J. Coffey, which got in from Louisville yesterday. ! W. II. Frey also brought two horses from the same place and T. P. Williams one. The latter has Columbia Tenu, which is owned by R. P. Dodsou. W. 1. Reed arrived from Louisville and he has two horses eii route from New York. I After a journey of four days from Louisville, the horses of J. J. Troxlcr and T. Buell finally got Continued, on second page. NEW ORLEANS ..STABLES FILLING FAST Continued from first page. here. They were Jield up by high water above here, a were . quite, a- fe.w of the others which are Just getting :in.- Bcn Walters, who is in charge of Mose Goldblatts literCyelvor:d his .employer ttf ;thtf; efftrt-thatlre is sending;. Out theT- Way hereto joinils siug:: ut. .the "Way was- piircliaBed romSC.wnildreth at Pimllco Wednesday and he. will come down with the hdfses that Albert Simons ri. -bringing for narry Payne, Whitney. Goldblatt hos-taken second calL on. .the. services of jockey Cliff jRoiiinson for the whiter meetings here. Bagpipe, in the stable., of T. B. JJunford, was taken off the cars with a liish fever and he will have to be let up on fpravline. .AV. M. Wallace sent.ilerC-a ijter and AVatersmeet. owned by J. W. McClelland, from Louisville to rcJiip Zimmcr here. Wallace; has a -number, of the McClelland horses in winter quarters in. , the Jfalls City. : E, ,q. Crocket.brpnht eight horses from Kentucky and included In the consignment was Chick Barkley, ;whlch H. Baker raced last .fall for J L. Knight. . Other 1 arrivals from, Louisville,, were, J. L. Tanl witli :eIght,;horses,f-jJihiMi Browne with ofour valid B."B"urtoh with two -.
