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1 LINCOLN FIELDS NOTES 1 i and Nelson Theall, brother of J. B. Theall, well known horseman, is a visitor and will remain several days before returning to his home inx Houston. J. H. McCoole will train the two-year-old Kilmore Jfor Mrs. H. Gaines and will take the young racer along with his own, Copley Square and Mothers Choice, to Latonia. Clifford Porter has taken over to train for Trough and Pryor the horses Oderic and Buzzie Kenney. Along with Blast, owned by Porter, they will be shipped to Latonia from here. John Heelans Plutarch, Warble and Upheaval, LT. C. Urbans Come On and Esco-bamel and L. D. Oldhams Blue Cloud will be campaigned at Latonia by W. E. Jones. Among the early applications for stalls at Jefferson Park, where the-winter racing season opens Thanksgiving day, are those of C. H. Knebelkamp and W. F. Knebelkamp, ten head; E. Denemark, twenty; J. H. McCoole, four; J. Manale, six; O. L. Foster, eleven; H. T. Fleming, seven; Benr." Creech, three; W. J. Potter, four; J. Sainton, seven; N. W. Bufkhart, five; T. Flippen, five, and many others. T. C. Bradley has been accepting such requests from the horsemen racing at Lincoln Fields. C. E. Gross hopes to get away Sunday for Latonia with the C. H. Knebelkamp and W. F. Knebelkamp horses. At that Kentucky meeting he will race Palatine, Gnoyce, Rose Bowl, St. Nazaire, Thundertone, Ben Bernie, Spanish Way, Hoeps, Delivered, Pretti Sing and Potential. Jockeys C. Lan-dolt and H. Tinker are with the stable. Lon Jones shipped Barashkova, Fair Rochester and Lady Chaplet and the Harned Brothers Vennie H., Lord Concord, Sambo Brown and Fair Billows to Latonia. Following the close here J. O. Keenes Keeneland, Stud Stable goes on to Latonia. It includes the useful Don Romiro, also Salut dAmour, Indian Legend, Don Carlos, Gift of Roses and Vespucci. The seven head J. P. Sallee has here for Thomas Piatt will be shipped to Latonia Friday night. Several other stables get away at the same time.
