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PLENTY RACING MATERIAL ♦ Nearly 2,000 Horses to Be Available for Washington Park Meeting. • Ovrrflow to Be Stabled at Lincoln Fields — List of Owners and Number of Racers — Making Reservation. 9 Judge C. W. Hay, general manager of Washington Park, announces there will be available for the thirty-day meeting, be-ginning next Monday, nearly 2,000 thoroughbreds. ] This number taxes Washington Park to -j the overflow point, rendering it necessary to use 743 stalls at Lincoln Fields. It may be necessary to utilize stables in proximity to Washington Park. When judge Hay checked nominations in the seven stake features at the approaching j meeting he found another record had been j established. The Thomas Curran Memorial, j having an added value of ,000, to be run ■ June 13, attracted the top number of eligi- j bles— 160. Next is the American Derby, 0,- j 000 added, to be decided Saturday, June 20, with 148 eligibles. The Debutante Stakes, May 30, ,000 added, for two-year-old fillies, j has 122 eligibles. The Washington Park j Handicap, inaugural attraction. ,000 added, ] for three-year-olds and upward, closed with ninety-four eligibles. The Francis S. Pea-body Memorial, June 27, 0,000 added, for ] three-year-olds and upward, drew eighty-three. The Robert M. Sweitzer Handicap, ,000 added, May 30, for three-year-olds and upward, attracted seventy-eight, 741 in all. The stables of Mrs. Payne Whitney Greentree and Mrs. Harry Whitney have higher representation than any of the other outfits at Washington Park, numbering fifty-eight, including the following: Audley Farm, with Kay Spence in charge, . has twenty-five; Nash and Partridges Valley Lake Stable, twenty-nine; Jack Baker, twen-ty-five; J. Graham Brown, eleven; J. W. Parrish, fifteen; A. A. Baroni, thirteen; George Collins, fifteen; C. H. Ferguson, five; J. J. Flannagan, eight; S. S. Combs, nineteen; T. P. Hayes, sixteen; H. P. Headley, twenty-one; James W. Healey, twelve; Ros-coe Goose, twenty-one; Lon Jones, six; C. H. Knebelkamp, ten; E. J. Lehmann, five; Shady Brook Farm, ten; John Marsch, twenty; Howard Oots, fifteen; Herbert M. Woolf, twenty -three; Chappy Sims, nine; C. H. Trotter, seven; C. C. Van Meter, nine; Clyde Van Dusen, twenty-six; J. S. Ward, twelve; W. H. Whitehouse, seven; R. W. Collins, thirteen; George Barnes, six; Frank Swayne, four; C. N. Lewis, five. Others include Joe Kederis, two; Jake Lowenstein, twenty-one; Mose Goldblatt, twenty-eight; Tom Taggarts French Lick Stable, sixteen; J. T. Taylor, seven; Raoul Walsh, four; Emil Denemark, fifteen; W. C. and E. W. Reichert, ten; Eddie Hayward, eight; Otto Torrell, eight; Jack Hanover, nine; John J. Coughlin, twenty; King Bruce Stable, six; Marion Hollis, five; Northway Stable, twelve; W. T. Waggoners Three Ds Stock Farm, twenty; Red Wingfield, six; C. A. Hartwell, eight; Peter B. Kyne, eight; T. J. Pendergast, eight; Brann and Castle, seven; Kendall McDowell, twelve; J. Willard Mack, eight; R. F. Carman, Sr., ten; Willis Sharpe Kilmer, eight; Pasadena Stable, twelve; Charles W. Bidwill, eight; B. B. Williams, eight; E. R. Bradley, twenty; Jack Howard, twenty-one; J. J. Greely, fifteen; Phil Reu-ter, fourteen; Rosehome Stable, nine; Jesse : Spencer, fifteen; G. E. Lewis, seven; Joseph ■ C. Leiter, twenty-six; Stuyvesant Pea-body, ten; Harry F. Sinclairs Rancocas Stable, twenty; E. B. McLean, nineteen; Edward Cebrian, four; Lyda Mae Stock Farm, five; Charles Nuckols, six; Griffin Watkins, , fourteen; Wood Axton, fourteen; J. B. Res-pess, • eight; Nevada Stock Farm, ten; W. J. • Salmon, ten; Coldstream Farm, twenty; J. . S. Ownbey, four; R. M. Jones, nine; J. P. Headley, eight; A. Swenke, twelve; J. T. . Looney, three; J. O. Whitlow, eight; Louis : Meripol, four; J. O. Keene, sixteen; L. Weiss, twelve; W. G. Yanke, five. Judge Hay has set apart twenty stalls i for the reception of eligibles to be sent later, , principally from New York, to compete in t the American Derby. He has set aside twenty stalls for horses shipping to and fro. . Those horsemen with stall reservations at t Lincoln Fields follow: A. Heitzman, two; H. Crouch, eleven; ; Richard Jackson, five; John Geff, four; C. . W. Reidinger, five; Vic Gallo, ten; Mike J Syufy, eight; B. M. Evans, five; H. F. Johnson, four; B. B. Rice, six; J. G. Bussey, eight; F. C. Dunn, five; J. H. Edwards, thirteen; George Nugent, six; Charles Bartsch, , two; T. Jerfita, five; P. S. Barry, two; J. J. . Dolan, three; Ridgely Nicholas, seven; N. W. . Burkhart, six; O. L. Foster, ten; C. O. Smith, , three; Waldo P. Johnson, six; L. M. Holmes, fifteen; Steve Judge, five; Mose Lowenstein, ., twenty; Joe Keller, three; F. S. Page, five; ; J. W. Glick, five; J. D. Mikel, nine; Glenn l Doyle, one; Frank Jeffers, five; Harry f Baker, six; A. G. Woodman, three; Mrs. i. D. L. Keiffer, seven; Frank H. Carpenter, three; E. B. Carpenter, three; George W. Belknap, three. The following also will stable at Lincoln Fields: L. W. Johnson, twelve; A. L. Austin, five; W. Cay wood, eight; Raymond White, seven; Art Goldblatt, ten; John N. McFadden, ten; D. H. Fountain, three; E. R. Plunkett, three; R. J. Gilmore, one; Irvine Kort, three; J. W. McClellan, sixteen; S. S. Brandt, five; H. H. Battle, two; C. B. Reid, four; A. E. Barrett, six; Miss Blanche Watson, fifteen; L. E. Coogle, six; R. V. Elliott, five; John Conway, two; C. Bunte, four; H. W. Miller, ten; Bob Allen, eleven; H. Downing, seven; M. N. Porter, six; F. Brooks, two; Joe Dreyer, four; J. F. Winscher, two; R. L. Swope, three; L. W. Johnson, eight; F. C. McAtee, eleven; H. D. Simpson, three; H. W. Fry, three; H. B. Kesson, two; W. F. Hausman, eight; J. J. Troxler, four; T. L. Pierce, twelve; Elm Tree Stable, thirteen; Clifford Porter, six; W? E. Coover, five; M. J. Reardon, two; D. R. Riddell, four; O. A. Bianchi, six; Ray Kindred, nine; J. L. Pontius, two; Dr. Bidencope, seven; W. L. Hoag, three; A. D. Steele, ten; W. M. Ingram, five; W. S. Rust, six; J. J. Mitchell, thrae- Further reservations include: P. H. Donnelly, two; Mrs. R. Pollard, *• eleven; Fred E. Kraft, twelve; Mrs. J. E. "■ Holland, three; Ezra Thompson, four; J. Mc-Namara, five; Jack Carter, eight; Charles s Gross, four; M. E. Casey, eight; Dr. A. *■ Bremker, two; J. H. Buscher, six; Paul Ly-can, - eight; Jones and Plack, eleven; J. B. * Theall, eleven; Frank Garrett, sixteen; J. - I. Henry, eight; J. W. Marchbank, ten; J. ■ P. Headley, twenty; George H. Neal, two; - C. W. Moore, fourteen; J. D. Grant, four; - Mike Constabil, two; C. N. Freeman, ten; l T. H. Harkness, two; James Sands, one; M. I- Radtke, two; Wilmette Stable, three; -. Charles H. Hughes, five; J. C. Ferriss, three; J! W. H. Blanton, three; Sam McGill, five; -; R. L. Rodgers, five; T. S. Doyle, five; W. f. C. Weant, fourteen; J. M. Goode, fourteen; i; W. E. Hupp, ten; R. Swenke, twelve; W. V. Reed, fourteen; N. Stout, six; W. Phillips, S, eight; B. Berman, four; John W. Paker, six; tj A. N. Sacre, five; J. Coffey, two; Victor McGill, C- four; W. Finnigan, twelve; H. A. Cotton, t- six; J. C. Ellis, twelve; Superior Stable, e, fourteen; L. M. Severson, fourteen.
