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Imartingale the winner i Continued from first page. weanlings at his farm on the Rolling Road, Baltimore County, one a colt by Meridian Lazuli and the other a filly by Prince Ahm?d Lazulite. Bengalese, a plater in the stable of A. .1. Wells, was unsexed by Dr. McCarthy this morning. Silas Veitch transferred the C. K. Harrison stable of jumpers to Pimlico this morning. The horses of the Lexington-Xalapa Farm stables arrived at Pimlico from Latonia and Lucky Hour will receive his final preparation for the AVashington Handicap at the Baltimore course and be s;hipped to Laurel by van. Bon Homme and Missionary arrivad at the same time. F. T. Miller and Clyde rhillips will ship to Jefferson Park, New Orleans, at the conclusion of this meeting. Trainer AV. Irvine, acting for Edward F. AVhitney, at private sale sold to T. II. AVilson the plater Terminal today. Fred Musante, who has been in quest of health at Asheville, N. C, was a visitor this afternoon, showing decided improvement. Musante has purchased a farm at that point and will in future winter the horses that race in his name down there. The farm has a half-mile track and other suitable buildings. My Dear, cne of his most successful horses, which has been turned out since last spring, will be raced next year and later enter the stud. A meeting to decide upon- a winter race meeting at Mexico City will be held tomorrow afternoon, E. R. Bryson, one of the moving spirits, announced this morning. C. B. Irwin, western owner, was a visitor at Laurel Park this afternoon and may strengthen his stable with several handicap horses. Roy Waldron was a visitor this afternoon and reported that Bon Homme and Southern Cross had been shipped to Pimlico from New York. Arthur F. Simonson. a young attorney fr.m Baltimore, has branched out as an owner and purchased the jumper Mohican from the Greentrce Stable. Mohican will be handled by J. T. Kermath.
