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CEBRIAN STABLE ARRIVES First to Beach Washington Park ParkClosely Closely Followed by String Stringof of Alderman Coughlin Of the 146 owners of thoroughbred racers who have filed with Judge C W Hay gen ¬ eral manager stall room applications for the Washington Park Jockey Clubs thirtyday meeting beginning May 26 the stable of Ed ¬ ward Cebrian California turfman is the first to arrive George Brooks came across the continent with twelve horses all in good condition conditionIt It was a close finish for the Cebrian per ¬ formers in attaining the honor of being the first on the scene for soon after J J Cough lins string of fourteen were unloaded The stars of this stable are Roguish Eye and Karl Eitel both of which are ready for stake engagements after careful preparation at Louisville This pair is the pride of Chicagos First Ward alderman who believes they will figure more prominently than here ¬ tofore No horseman East or West sur ¬ passes Coughlin in racing enthusiasm He voices the belief that this will be his greatest season His prophecy is that it will mark Chicagos most notable stride in thorough ¬ bred sport sportJudge Judge Hays original intention was to open Washington Park course for training activities May 5 but so persistent were the requests of owners that he advanced his schedule in order to dispose of the clamor of horsemen apparently more eager than in other seasons to have their charges assigned and ready to answer the demands of trainers trainersIn In addition to his statement that Harry Payne Whitney the Warm Stable Audley Farm S W Labrot and others have first time stable reservations for the coming spring season judge Hay has given out a supple ¬ mental announcement concerning others who are going to join other firsttimers Among stables of national prominence are the Ran cocas outfit numbering twenty C W Clark twentyfive twenty owned by Sewell Combs of the Kentucky Racing Commission Shady Brook Farms twenty owned by Col Theo ¬ dore E Mueller of the Kentucky Racing Com ¬ mission ten owned by Polk Laffoon chairman of the Kentucky Racing Commis ¬ sion twelve owned by Desha Breckinridge editor of the Lexington Ky Herald J B Respess twenty eighteen belonging to Hal Price Headley fourteen belonging to J W Parrish Midway Ky banker N W Churchs twelve Seagram Bros twenty Ne ¬ vada Stock Farms twentyfive Three Ds Stock Farm numbering eighteen Thomas Taggarts twelve twelve owned by Graham Brown of the Brown Hotel Louisville Maj Thomas C McDowells fifteen Otto Leh manns nine and twelve which will wear the colors of Roy A Carruthers CarruthersThe The Everglade Stable of Frederick Burton the large establishments of J N Camden and E R Bradley and many others are likewise among those making reservations at Wash ¬ ington Park
