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i PREPARING FOR MARYLAND Horsemen Who Wintered Stables at Benning Pointing Charges for Bowie. BALTIMORE. Mil.. March 20.— Among the horsemen who wintered their stables at the eld Benning 1 race track. Washington. D. C. who are preparing for Bowie are: F. Musante, Roliert I. Miller. Klmer Tiiieman. James Healy and F. F. Mooar. Musante is fortunate in the possession of My Dear, a filfy of stake caliber, which made her mark in racing last year with victories over some high class horses in Canada. She beat Boniface in the Toronto Spring Cup and lost to him by a head in 1 he Dominion Handicap at Fort Erie. She also lost a neck decision to Exterminator in the Ontario Cup at Woodbine. She won .$:!l.otMl last year. The Musante horses are: My Dear. ch. m. ."i, by King James — Bettie Landon, by Mentone. King John. b. g. 7. by Sir John Johnson — Deviltree. by Top Gallant. Joan of Arc. b. 111. t, by Ballot— Jessie Woodson. by Scorpion. Troubler, b. c, 3. by Marathon — Pesky, by Broom-slick. R. I. Miller has three horses, which he intends to race at Bowie — Sailing Along. Wellfinder and Overcast. Overcasl was bred to Gncme nnsuceess-fnllv last year. Sailing Along and Wellfinder are H. 1*. Whitney cast-offs. The three are: Oveienst. eh. m. "1. by Yulcain — Forecast, by Voter. Sailing Along, ch. f. 3, by Pennant — Km hunting. by St. Yiclrix. Wellfinder, eh. g. 4. by Broomstick— Wonder, by Magaiae. Tineman has a few older horses, but his chief , latere B is in the pair of two-year-olds which he bought at the Carman sale at Pimlieo last autumn: Be Trueman. b. f. by Meridian — Veneta Strome, by Ben Strome. Jean F.. b. f. by Meridian — Gaycry. by Sain. Both of these fillies have worked well. James Healy lias fewr two-year olds belonging to John I.nmsdeu. home-bred at the Lumsden farm. They are: Miss Ruth L., ch. t. by Brettenham— Sareena, by The Gull. Veronica, b. f. by Brettenham — Heal less Day, by Heliotrope. Wheel In, br. e, by Brettenham — Wheel of Fortnne, by Heliotrope. Baser Dyer. eh. «, by nrtUfhaaa faapaa II., by John oGaunt. The star of the Mnoar stable is Dark Horse, a four-year-old buy colt by Ballot — Iucognila. by Disguise, which beat .leg. Copper Demon and Montalvo 111 a handicap ai Laurel last fall. Applications for stabling have been received ;,t the Havre de Grace track from a number of New York owners who will not have their horses ready in time for the Bowie meeting. These include: W. J. Salmon. R. T. Wilson. George H. Bull. C. A. Sti.i.i hnin. J. S. Healy, Benjamin Block, Fred Bur-lew. John Whalen. James F. Johnson, P. A. Clark. J. McCormaok. George Odom. Thomas Welsh. J. ; E. Widener. W. M. Jeffords and Max Hirsch.
