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LEGISLATION MAY BE DEFERRED Officials Asked to Wait for Central Governments Course in Recard to Racing Taxation TOHONTO Out April 21 At tin parliament buildings today the government officials were waited upon l y an influential and representative body of race track men urging the government ti defer the imposition of any provincial tax on race tracks until tin federal governments decision with f regard to the tax on pariimitucl machines would be determined The basis of the apjMal outlined by tin race track men is that the federal authori ¬ ties will impose some tax upon tlie profits derived from the devices installed at the tracks tracksAmong Among the suggestions made by the race track men was that the government pay a percentage to the track owners on their investment of six per cent Another suggestion favored the imposition of a tax of 301 on mile tracks The ministers promised to give serious consideration to the pro ¬ posals and would further advise the track owners ownersThe The Irookdale stable thoroughbreds are in active training at Iarrie in preparation for racing Twelve head make up the string all of which wintered well and Trainer George Walker has his charges well advanced It is the intention to bring tin string the first week in May to Woodbine Park The Kings Ilatcrs number three and include PIackbnrn b g by Ked Fox II llera Animout b f 3 by Tippecanoe Solid Comfort Woodbine I r f t by Tippecanoe Hera The remainder of tin elder division of the stable lias been reduced to two Sadducee br g 5 by Heresy Solid Com ¬ fort and Dependable ch f It by Tippecanoe Depends DependsNot Not in many years has the 1arrie stable had such a finelooking band of twoyearolds They are llerendesy lir c by Heresy Depends No mis li i by Hed Fox II or Tippecanoi Elfain War Canoe b e by Tippecanoe Grandma 11 He sarf b c by Tippecaiioe or Hud Fox II Hello of Mayfair and War Fox b c by ISed Fox II Lculy Curzou
