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CHICAGOANS STABLE HERE Herbert S chimps International Stable Beaches Hawthorne. Fifteen Horses, Including Better Luck, Little Celt and Other Good Ones in This Shipment Other Arrivals. The Chicago-owned stable of Herbert Schimp, who races under the nom de course of the International Stable has arrived at Hawthorne from Latonia. The establishment is one of the largest now quartered at the course and one of a great number of Illinois-owned stables to be campaigned at the summer meeting at Hawthorne starting July 3. There were fifteen horses in the Schimp consignment, several of which were nominated for the Independence and Labor Day Handicaps and the Chicago Derby. Postillion will carry the silks of the Chicago owner in the Chicago Derby, July 12, while Better Luck and Little Celt will make their appearance in the Independence Day Handicap. Trainer George Walker is making his first appearance in Chicago in twenty-five years, when he trained such performers as Silver-dale, Sam Phillips, winners of the St Louis Derby, and Liber Karl, for John W. Schorr, Memphis brewer. He was elated over the condition of the Hawthorne track. Herbert Schimp, owner of the International Stable, is virtually a newcomer in the racing business, but, impressed with the sport, went in on a big scale. There were fifteen horses in the stable when they arrivc-dtaTrthuf fio in charge of trainer George Walker. Here follows a list of the International Stables horses: John S. Reardon, Doughoregan, Adonis, Better Luck, Sagamook, Postillion, Mack Master, Stay On, Supervision, Geo. C. Allen, Frances Victoria, Accelerator, Up and At Em and Little Celt Jockey Joe Wood, who won the gold spurs at the Tijuana course of the Lower California Jockey Club, for the jockey winning the greatest number of races, was among the arrivale at Hawthorne yesterday. He is under contract to the International Stable. Another stable to reach the track was the second division of the stable of Bert Williams, who will have seven horses in training for the coming meeting. The following is a list of the Williams horses : Dr. Hickman, Bill OFlynn, Marsdale, Virginius, Mer-rimac and Dernier Sou. The influx of horses from Omaha which started yesterday continued unabated, the stables of Sam Jones and F. R. Doyle reaching the track, while several other stables are expected from the same point today. F. R. Doyle, who will have the saddle services of his son, Bobby Doyle, at Hawthorne, reported with six horses, among them Faithful Girl, Odeon, Hillsdale, High Cost, Jim Daisy and Lady Lillian. Each succeeding day witnesses further improvement in the work going on under the supervision of superintendent Billy Meyer, and work will be finished on the grandstand, clubhouse and track proper early next week. A. J. Stafford came in from Hot Springs for the Hawthorne meeting. Ray Bryscn and A. Austin reached the track yesterday, their horses preceding them here. Several jockeys who rode at the Latonia and Omaha meetings arrived. Joe Wood headed the list. Charlie Gross came in from Omaha and will ride here for B. A. Jones. Others already on the grounds include W. Boganowski, Jack Gerrity, J. Smith, Ted Koerner, Ted Wayt, O. Clark, Arthur Pickens, who will ride for E. L. Fitzgerald; E. Fatcr and H. Kaiser.
