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FINE STABLE FOR HAVANA W. R. Coe Plans Largely for Oriental Park Racing. Trainer Karrick to Take Fourteen Young Horses There for Uie AVcll-Kiiown AVyojning Rrceder. NEW YORK, N. Y., October 31. W. R. Coe will go into winter racing much more r.eriously this year than ever before, and Kenneth Karrick will have fourteen of his horses to campaign at Oriental Park in Cuba during the cold months. In this string there is one three-year-old. eight two-year-olds and live yearlings that are intended for the baby races early in 1923. The three-year-old of the band is Master Hand, a bay son of Ballot and Shuck II., that has from time to time shown Karrick enough to warrant the belief that he is of at least fair class. The two-year-olds are rather a promising band for Cuban racing and are: Pony Express, cli. e, by Polymelian Moon Itise. AVinnipcg, cli. , by Polymelian Winnie. AVildeat, b. c, by Polymelian Catacomb II. Tender Foot, b. e, by Polymelian Hassock. Piegan, b. c, by Polymelian Jacoba. Iittle Smoke, b. e, by Sweep Polygon. Mountain lassie, b. f, by llarmonieon Fair Maid. AVawona, cli. f, by llarmonieon Welsh Maid. The yearlings in the shipment are: bay colt, by llarmonieon Uatify. P.ay colt, by llarmonieon Isette. Chestnut colt, by Hells hells Merry Thought II. Itrown filly, by Hells Hells AVinnie. I5ay gelding, by IH.ton Discretion. The jockeys that Karrick will take with him for the Havana meeting are the lightweight J. Callahan, who can do 98 pounds, and .T. Bruenner, who can ride at 110 pounds. . i , .
