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RANCOCAS STABLE SHIPMENT XEW YORK, N. Y.. April 11.— Shipments to Belmont Park will commence in earnest this week, according to J. J. Brady, traffic i -anager of the Thoroughbred Horse Association. The most pretentious shipment to arrive will be that owned by Harry F. Sinclair from his Rancocas Farm at Jobstown, N. J. Five three-door cars will be needed to transport the sixty odd horse that trainer S. C. Hildreth will ship over the Pennsylvania and Long Island Railroads. The train is due to leave Jobstown Sunday, April 15, and arrive early in the afternoon. The Derby and Preakness Stakes candidates will be included in the shipment, as well as the forty two-year-olds. The Rancoca3 stables at Belmont Park have been ready for the shipment for several days. Jockeys La-verne Fator and F. Catrone will motor up from the wintering ground and report to trainer Hildreth Monday at Belmont Park.
