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CALUMET HORSES EN ROUTE Shipment Delayed at Lexington Until After Inspection by Owner Warren Wright Miami Bound. LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 23. Trainer Frank Kearns shipped tonight to Hialeah Park fifteen of Warren Wrights Calumet Farm horses for winter racing. They were to have departed last night but Mr. Wright came in from Chicago yesterday morning to spend Thanksgiving at Calumet Farm and shipment was delayed because he desired to inspect the horses before departure. The string compriss Bull Lea, Count Morse, Privileged, Lotta Bull, Ted Easy, Greeny, Calumet Red, Vain Bo, Sure Off and Doubt Not, and five coming two-year-olds, three colts and two fillies. Dan Mahoney, stable agent, and Irving Anderson, jockey, accompanied trainer Kearns. In one of the cars with the Calumet horses were four sent from Idle Hour Farm by Col. E. R. Bradley, to trainer William Hurley, who spent a few days here before proceeding to Hialeah Park, where he had shipped the main division of the string from Pimlico. The four Bradley horses" are Becky Bates, Bucket Head, Tiny Toney and Barbed Retort, son of Sickle from Busy Tongue, which has never started and which has worked well over the farm track. Sherrill Ward was another who shipped tonight to Hialeah Park. The chief member of his string is Senator Johnson N. Camdens good filly, Royal Pam. Another was Lampola and there were two yearlings by I Stimulus, a filly by Happy Argo and a i daughter of Genie. He also took a Jacopo i filly and a St. James colt for Starmount . Stable and a couple of yearlings, the property of B. F. Whittaker, which are to be I turned over to trainer Jack Howard on ar-1 rival at Hialeah Park. j The Bomar Stables six, which left last night in the car with J. O. Keenes six, were I Colonial Maid, Fancy That, Detroit Bull, Hazel Nut, the yearling chestnut filly by Jean Valjean Princess Pan and the yearling chestnut colt by Pilate Carnival Queen.
