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Delaware Park Notes DELAWARE PARK, Stanton, Del., May 28. Another Kentucky-owned stable quartered at the Stanton course is that trained by William Weant. Headed by Flying Easy, double winner here last year, the stable also includes Double Value, Free Money, Little Kiss, Little Sarah, Wolf Creek, Be Wise, Emma Jo, Late Dawn and Flying Double. A. J. "Whitey" Abel is training Honey Cloud, a Sussex Handicap candidate, and War Shy. Dots Key, now at Havre de Grace, will rejoin the stable. later in the meeting. War .Shy is the property of Hans Castle, who motored from Aberdeen Sunday to inspect the two-year-old. Among the stables to arrive at Delaware Park over the week-end are those of Sidney Boniface, Danny Shea, C. M. Feltner, Vince Gloriso and two horses the Donny-brook Stable purchased. They acquired Saxon Lad from the Sanford Stud and Unloan from Walter Chrysler, Jr. In addition to Letter V., his hope for Dover and Christiana honors, C. Whitney Moore is training Red Native, Red Spirit, Towakee, Mataco, Kathy and Leila D. All are the progeny of Cherokee, who holds court at Moores Mere Hill Farm near Lexington, Ky. Two reinforced gates are being placed at the entrance to the quarter-mile chute at the head of the stretch. Last year two horses unseated their riders and returned to their barns before being halted. This caused a refund, and the gates are expected to prevent such a procedure. H. H. Battle checked in from Suffolk Downs with the Gustave Ring horses. Hasteville is a member of the stable, which comprises 12 horses. Arthur Hullcoat is another owner coming from the Boston track. In addition to Halcyona, eligible to the Delaware Oaks and Newcastle Handicap, John Oliver Keene has In the Night, Viburnum, Semper Ego, Silver King, Mango, Panamerica and Jean Le Diable at Delaware Park in charge of Andrew Ayres. Charles H. "Trainer" Hughes, timer at Delaware Park, Havre de Grace and Hia-leah Park, arrived from Kentucky, where he visited after the close of the Havre de Grace season. E. Jouett Reed has only At Dawn to carry his silks. The three-year-old daughter of Don Leon was returned to training during the Keeneland meeting. . James P. Ross, Jr., who went to Miami after the close of the Narragansett meeting, has returned with his wife and son. Ross is clerk of scales at Delaware Park. Two of George Palmers assistants are holding a schooling period each morning. Palmer, now engaged at Beulah Park, will arrive here tonight. Tommy Queen, who went to New York over the week-end, returned here with Mrs. Queen and will remain until the close of the Delaware Park season. Tom Heard, Jr., was granted stalls at Dealware Park and is bringing Boysy and seven others from New York. Doc Nevens, identifier, and Dan "Scotty" Monroe arrived from Baltimore to take their place among the clocker brigade. Herman Frank, totalisator supervisor, arrived from New York and is assembling his crew. -
