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READY FOR BAINBRIDGE MEET AURORA, 111., May 17.— Joseph Cattarin-ich, managing director of Bainbridge Park, has been advised by general manager Mc-_-*3»ct7, ;n charge at the Cleveland track, that all will be in readiness for the opening of the Bainbridge Park meeting next Saturday. Shipments of horses from Kentucky were expected there today and there will be a large shipment of horses from Exposition Park before the close of the meeting now in progress at this track. Exposition Park and Bainbridge will conflict only on Saturday. Manager McGinty has looked after all details at Bainbridge prior to the arrival of Richard A. Leigh, racing secretary who is due in from Aurora Thursday. Several high-class three-year-olds that are to start in the Illinois Derby at Exposition Park Saturday will be shipped to Bainbridge, It is said. 4
