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Imnslowshowsmostspeed 1 JJamden Derby Eligible Gallops Three -Quarters in 1:1 8. IVIclorlan Works a Mile Misstep Seen on . Track Latest Louisville Gossip. C LOUISVILLE. Kj-., April 10. Winslow, one fcf the Derby eligibles in the barn of Johnson -iN. Camden, chairman of the board of the "American Turf Association, showed the most Bpeed of any of the candidates for the big Jrace that worked at the Downs this morning Svhen he galloped six furlongs unaccompanied in 1:18 for trainer Danny Stewart. He frvas timed in :12, :25, :37, :50, 1 :03, ior the first five furlongs. The track was fast, but had a deep cushion. Billy Champ went a mile in 1:51 for trainer Tommy Taylor. The horse is improving, but was not asked for a speedy exhibition jn this. move. Trainer Charles N. Lewis showed the big crowd of work watchers a brisk move with JDinwiddie Lamptons Sam Wooldridge, an eligible for the Derby, which went five fur-iongs in company with E. J. .Lehmanns Suitor in 1:07. The pair went in :llts, :24, 1:37. :51 for the first half mile. Trainer Lewis worked his own Derby candidate Devlin a like distance in 1 :08, going rthe first eighth in :13, quarter in :26, and Jialf in :4. Dan Lehan gave Playchild, a Derby eligible, a slow mile in :13, :28, :53, 1:25 and J :55. Elizabeth Kennedy, his Oaks candidate, vent six furlongs in 1 :20. Bryant Ott had the French Lick Stables ,The Senator and Dr. Billy, which will represent the Indiana sportsman Thomas D. Tag-gart in the Derby, out for short gallops. The Senator went three-eighths in company With Senator McCart, in :39, while Dr. Billy galloped a quarter in :24, in preparation for a longer trial Friday. I SUntYSE IMPRESSIVELY. John J. Flanagan, trainer of the Mrs. E. L. Swikard horses, worked the Ashland and Kentucky Oaks candidate, Supryse, seven furlongs in 1 :35. Victorian, the Warm Stables Dixie Handicap candidate, went a mile in 1:4G for .trainer Tommy Taylor. Misstep, the Le Mar Stock Farm Stables fchampion, was given a short work by trainer Jtfose Lowenstcin. Will Culbertson, local sportsman, who owned a stable of horses some few years back, is in receipt of a letter from Gerald jCudahy, a member of the wealthy meat packing family, of that name, requesting him to secure him accommodations at the Brown Hotel for the Derby. Mr. Cudahy lives at Brownwood, Texas, and will arrive in Louisville Friday preceding the running of the terby. He raced a number of horses some years back, with Cupbearer the star of his string. John B. Partridge, trainer of High Foot and other horses in the Valley Lake Stable, motored to Lexington today to superintend fche shipping of the five head of two-year-olds that "Dore" Pierce has been training for him at the Kentucky Association course, to Louisville. Jack P. Chinn, of Leonatus Farm, reports the foaling last night of his mare, Sealing Wax, which foaled a chestnut colt, by the Preakness winner Pillory. Sealing Wax is by .Trap Rock, from Honey Bee. Jockey D. Froggatte, who rode at the Florida tracks this winter, was among the .visitors at the Downs as well as jockey Jake Heupel, who motored over from Lexington.
