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BROADWAY LIMITEDS TRIAL 0 Colt Which Cost 5,000 as a , Yearling Goes Derby Route. , - - 1 t Tiny Time Gallops 3IHe and an Eighth ImpressivelyGallant Knight ami Other "Classic" Candidates Active. ."LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 22. Broadway Limited, the ?G5,000 yearling that the Three D.s Stable nominated for the Derby, went 1 the" full route of the "classic" this .morning at the Downs in 2 :12, being eased up the last . eighth of the journey. Trainer Vestal timed him over the cuppy 1 track for the first six furlongs in :25, :50, 1:1G, where Dixie Dreamer, an Oaks candidate, joined him and the pair went to the ! seven furlongs post in 1:30, mile in 143 and mile and one-eighth in 1:57. This chestnut son of Man o AVar Starflight appears i to have been well fitted for this trial before , leaving the farm at Arlington, as he accomplished the work in handy style. Play Time was worked the next longest i Derby trial, being eased up a mile and one-eighth in 1 :59. My Hobby was sent along with the Southland Stables colt for the first 1 part of the journey, but at the mile he was 1 trailing Play Time three lengths back in 1:44. The first six furlongs were turned : in the fractional time of :24?3, :50 and 1:1G. This colt will probably be the main dependence of Mr. Bacharaeh in the Derby as : it is thought the faster of the two All Upset i may turn out to be only a sprinter. j Maudlins move at the mile was a creditable one, as he worked with Reyburn and distanced him by ten lengths at the end in j 1:45, eased up. The first seven furlongs were timed in :25, :49, 1:02, 1:1G by trainer Mosc Lowenstein of the Lemar Stock Farm Stable. Roll Em Down was another Derby candidate to be sent over the mile course, going his first part in good time, but tailing off under a pull in the latter half mile. He was - timed by trainer Everman in :25, :3S, :50, 1:03, 1:19 and 149. Gallant Knight was opened up a fast three, furlongs in :355s, by trainer Spence Of the Audley Farm Stables, who will stretch the distance out on this son of Bright Knight Ethel Gray on Wednesday. HIGH FOOT SPEEDY. High Foot, the tDerby candidate from the Valley Lake Stable, owned by Nash Brothers of Chicago, showed the only trial of any note " on Monday turned in by an eligible for the classic, when he stepped a fast half mile in :4S, after negotiating the first three-eighths in :35. It was only a stiff breeze for the colt, which was under wraps all the way; Sam Wooldrldge breezed three-eighths in :39 for trainer Lewis. John Marech stopped over in Louisville Monday en route to Lexington to take in a " days sport at the Kentucky Association course and the Chicago owner looked over his Derby horses in charge of trainer Cecil Howard while here. Jack Middleton, trainer of the Coldstream. Farm Stables horses, brought into the Downs by van eight head of thoroughbreds from the farm near Lexington. They have been in training all spring over the mile track at the farm and will be ready to race at the coming Churchill Downs meeting. Trainer Middleton has jockey R. Finnerty under contract to ride for the Coldstream Farm Stable this season. Wild "Waters, Call Play, Gertrude Soissons and Mild Play are the three-year-olds in this barn. Torchfire, Lord Swift, Plucky Play and Sweet Scent are the juveniles. Trainer Middleton has two two-year-olds, both geldings, named Rusty and Yoick, for Hanger and Pendleton and three three-year-olds, Shackleford, Daugherty and Lucky Dan, for the same, turfman. J. M. Goode had stalls bedded down at Churchill Downs for the horses of Rogers Caldwell, Nashville breeder and turfman, which he has had in training all winter at Nashville. Prince Atheling and Play Ball, John Marsch stables Derby candidates, were opened up a quarter in :25. . Misstep was breezed a half by trainer Lowenstein in :52. He will be seen under colors in the Grainger Memorial Handicap at the Downs. Other candidates for the "classic" were .indulged in short sprints or long canters. 9
