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m% mm L *T *if* BIliL andand mm Wkf mm mm H PH ISM Lam lis HnSn J» HP I IM:.. m»v .--:■■ .,w..-J ROSCOE GOOSE— Will ship his stable the latter part of next week to Lincoln Fields. . : j , , , J j , J . I . 5 v l Downs Stables to Start Trek to Lincoln Fields Several Hundred Head Will Come To Crete Track From Kentucky CRETE, 111., May 7. — Although Sportsmans Park will contribute heavily to the j thoroughbred colony at Lincoln Fields,] where racing begins on May 18, several I hundred head are due from Churchill Downs. Those coming from Kentucky will begin arriving next week, for limited shipping , facilities are prompting many horse-! i men to make their transfers early, so as to i be on hand for the opening of the Crete ■ track. Now at Churchill Downs are many stables • which are expected to figure prominently in the racing here. Among them are a number of Chicago folk: P. A. and R. J. Nash, John Marsch, Jake and Mose Lowenstein, Otto W. Lehmann, E. F. Bennett and Cleaveland Putnam. All these patrons have I I useful stables, and their presence should do , MDCta to make the racing here this spring j ! a success. | Many others now at Churchill Downs are planning campaigns at Lincoln Fields and Other Chicago tracks this year. Frank P. Letellier will bring about twenty-five horses to Lincoln Fields, and John W. Marchbank J is to be represented by almost as many. James Graham Brown, S. Bryant Ott and Roscoe Goose are others who will concen- I trate large forces on the Chicago racing Croat. j Lincoln Fields is counting on practically all the larger establishments now patroniz- j ing the Sportsmans Park session. Mrs. Emil Denemark is transferring her entire stable ! here, while others now racing at the Cicero plant due here are Mrs. A. M. Creech, Clar- j ence E. Davison, Paul Kelley, Mrs. Elizabeth Oros and Clyde Troutt. One thing is certain. Lincoln Fields will ! not want for horses. Track superintendent Tom Young already has many more appli- j cations for stall space than he can accommodate and again the overflow will be sent to nearby Washington Park for quarters.
