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LOUISVILLE TRACKS MUDDY Bad Going Does Not Keep Horses idle Yung Chings Condition Precarious LOlISVILLE Ky March IT A heavy fog hung over the two race tracks here until after S oclock this morning and few horses were brought out before that hour The tracks were deep in mud but it did not deter the trainers any and the Douglas Park course was well occupied until near the noon hour hourC C C Van Meter transferred his stable of thir ¬ teen horses which includes Coyne and Rrother Hatch two Kentucky Derby eligible from the Reechmont track to Churchill Downs this morning Several other establishments are expected to fol ¬ low suit within the next few days daysThe The J 0 and G II Keene and Waldeck Stables which will be in charge of trainer Ligo Rrewstcr this year will move to the Downs from Lexington in the near future futureThe The condition of Yung Ching was precarious to ¬ day and fears for the worst are entertained by his owners He does not partake of any food and his temperature remains high highFormer Former jockey John Daniels who is employed by Lloyd Sentry as an exercise boy is nursing a broken right arm as the result of being kicked by Lutle Rum owned by J McGovern The latter has added Lady Longfellow to his stable by private purchase from L F Marshall Minto II and Southern Gentleman will not be raced until autumn according to trainer Kay Spence Tho former injured himsulf in his final race last year and Spence is inclined to let the injury have plenty of time to heal Southern Gentleman has foot trouble Roth are turned out at W V Thraves farm farmWilliam William Pool a brother of jockey Earl Pool is in the process of development in the same pro ¬ fession with the Spence stable stableJockey Jockey William Warrington is affiliated with the R J Rrannon stable at Douglas Park ParkJockey Jockey E Donohue is attached to the F J Kelley establishment at the same track
