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KENTUCKY RESERVATIONS E. R. Bradley and Other Prominent Owners From Blue Grass State to Race at Hawthorne. LATONIA. Ky., June 8. — No Kentuckian | need be lonesome at Hawthorne during July and August if the stake entries and reservations made by Latonia horsemen are any criterion. E. R. Bradley yesterday asked Joseph A. Murphy to reserve twelve stalls for his ; stable. It Is probable that Bill Hurley will , take the stable and P. Meyer will do the ! riding. Bill takes the credit of developing Meyer and wants to show Chicagoans a I rael race rider. Broadway Jones will be the i Lcrby dependable of the stable. The first shipment to Chicago will go ! early in the week when George Arvin will take some of the Phil Chinn and W. R. Coe horses in addition to his own. Adolphus, Sarazens brother, will be the stables Derby candidate. William Perkins has decided to ship two carloads which will include the horses of IVed Grabner and others. Step Along is the stables Lcrby hope. Danny Steward will occupy the whole of the old Corrigan barn with Senator Camdens ! horses. He has also taken one of the cottages on the grounds and will carry his own kitchen equipment, so Kentuckians who drop in will have some home cooking. While here Mr. Murphy secured tne tentative approval for a middle West governing 1 ody from B. It. Pradlcy, president of the Thoroughbred Horsemens Association. Uniform licenses for jockeys and trainers, eoanpeteflt officials, with an amlrahll arrangement of dates and drastic limiting of race uacatliuia both in number and deration and reciprocal relation-* with other turf DOdlaa were some of the plans informally discus ii. Mr. Murphy also announced that all II-eensad riders at Hawthorne would be asked! to wear protecting U«lmcts.
