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DERBY ELIGIBLES WORK IN THE MUI Trainers Can Wait No Longer and Send Thci Horses Along Anyhow LENINOTON Ky April III During a hard rail and over a muddy track this morning probably 20 horses were at work at the Kentucky Jockey CIrl course Track conditions has become a sccondar consideration with tin1 trainers Lest they shouh not be ready for the racing which is is to opei next Saturday their charges now are to get theii gallops on courses as they come The main track however has a good bottom to it and superintend ¬ ent John M Keegan says it will In fast when i dries out the old soil and the new loam havin mixed well wellCallops Callops today were all around double dogs which means that the horses were working about fifteen feet from the rail railKentucky Kentucky Derby candidates observed today were Distinction a mile in 155 Hapidan with Cot ¬ ton Hloisom mile in l 3i the colt easily and the filly driving Captain Mac tlireeiiuarters in 12 ly Colly with Pnlldozo throeeighths in SS Damask half mile in 59 Hoonevillo threeeighths in 11 Cobleu Itrooni Hoodwink and Kinuoul mile and an eighth in 2lti Ardito and Hersagliere to ¬ gether fiveeighths in 115 Dresden throequar ¬ ters in 127 Peace Pennant with Stockwell the latter best mile and an eighth in 20f the mile being done in lil Kinbnrn mile in 155 King like threequarters JM ij i Pyx mile in 152 Lorraine mile in lVJjf lVJjfOther Other moves at a mile were Leo L and Duke of 1atonia together IMS James M 147f Homely 1MI Sain McMeokin 1 Ernest 15 lr r7f Emanalo I1 Itontlodgc and Koronsky lrS Fair Orient and Dr Carmen lr S Itedstart 1rS Porte Drapean 1VI Adelia W 1W Da hibhi II 1r7 Py Heck lri i Delico and Claude Hriiwn l Normandy and Figinny JIO Paris Maid 171 Iwin 1VJ Trooper Moscowa Ii9
