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ANSWERS TO QUERIES P. IC, Norwood, O. That is not done except as published daily. D. Y. W., Chicago, 111. Count Boris belongs to II. E. Davis, unless he has changed ownership without notice. An entry is one or more horses. O. C. P., Indianapolis, Ind. Will have Tijuana results from and after Thanksgiving Day. Apprentice allowance is the same ami is five pounds; also at Havana after he has won five races. .T. K. S., Chicago, 111. The Douglas Park record for five-eighths is 58, made by Old Rosebud. For three-quarters it is 1:10, made jointly by Luke and Troilus. T. T. IL, St. Louis, Mo. Unless there is an agreement to the contrary, time at post and time of running the race counts in a time limit and the matter referred to seems to been in time. John L., Cincinnati, O. Daily Racing Form of October 6 gave Missionary and My Play as the Lexington Stable entry in both the entries and past performances and in tho results the next day Missionary was again shown as winning in the name of the Lexington Stable. The Xalapa Farm Stable is made up of the horses owned by E. F. Simms, while the Lexington Stable is composed of the horses owned by E. F. Simms and Harry Oliver in partnership. D. C. B., Chicago, III. The fourth race at Empire City, October 17, was a stake race, in which the Rancocas Stable had Mad Hatter. Purchase, Cirrus, Thunderclap, Dominique, Krewer, Grey Lag, Knobble and Edgar Allan Foe entered. Of these it named Mad Hatter and Knobbie to start, but before the race withdrew this pair and substituted Thunderclap. Under the rules it had the right to do this and Thunderclap ran for whoever might back the entry. Had he won they would have been paid.
