Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-25
GETTING READY AT
LEX|NGTON'S TRACK
With Good Weather Trainers
Hope to See Fast Time Made
by April 10-Some Very
Promising Horses.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEXINGTON. KY, March 24-Training
operations at the Kentucky Association
track have been resumed In earnest, and If
the present good weather continues local
trainers should be able to send their
charges along at a good fast clip before
April 10.
There are more good horses at the local
track just now than ever received their
early spring training hereabouts. Every
trainer thinks he has about the best lot
ever This fact causes much good-natured
rivalry between the horsemen. Almost every
morning the railbirds see halves and quar-
ters made in excellent time by future equine
stars.
The noted plunger-trainer, Bob Tucker,
who will again have charge of the horses
racing in the colors of Capt. Harry Brown
of Pfttsburg, is now on the ground after a
few weeks in New Orleans All his old
favorites and the big bunch of two-year-
olds are receiving morning gallops under
personal supervision. Tucker processes to
think he has one of the strongest stables 1t
was ever his good furtune to train. Tucker
will remain here until after the local spring
meeting.
Another trainer who has a likely lot of
two-year-olds Is Fred G.. Beknap, who
handles the horses of George w. Bissell of
EE-tSDuIS. DUN blSSeii anu 6GlkDap are
with the string on the track every morning,
and the former believes he will have win
ming stable this year. The stable is COM
posed of nine horses, eight of which are
two-year-olds. The only mature horse In
the string Is the seven-year-old chestnut.
Gay Boy. by St. Savior, dam Orlie, by Imp.
Deceiver.
These are the Belknap youngsters:
Princess De Orc, oh. f., by Don De Oro-
Princess of JessaInine.
Ida Irwin, b. f., by Imp Bute-Limes
Rain Wing. Dr. f.. by Rainbow-Raven's
Wing
Ornama. CHI c.. by Ornament Bessie v. C.
Waterland. Dr. c., by Water Levei-Land
OF the Free.
Yankee Patron. by Imp. Trentola-BIack
Squaw.
Faravela, b. c.. by Faraday-Dareveia
Wampan. b. c., by Ornament agnetizer
The last-named horse is the property of
o. H. p Belmont, and Is regarded by local
horsemen as one of the best of the get of
that great son of Order. The Bessie ". c.
colt is half brother to Oreint and Ben
Hampstead. Faravela is son of a Latonia
Oaks winner.
The Jockey Club has accepted the follow
ing names for the two-year-olds at Ken
more Farm. which Julious Bauer will race
this season, the pick of which will 20 east
early in April The acceptance of the names
were received from Registrar James r.
Wheeler by Trainer Bauer this week The
list Is:
Cabut, oh. c.. by Mesmef ist-veracious by
st. Peonards.
Palmarian. CHI. c.. by Mesmerist-Refiec-
ton. by imp. Zerilla.
Melinite. CHI c.. by Previous-Fanny Lyons.
by Spring Box.
Zethus, b. c.. by Previous Carmencita. by
Oar Star
Taos, CHI. c.. by On Deck-Mintage. by imp.
Albert.
Hazeltine br. f.. by Mesmerist- Iroquois
Belle. by Iroquois
Lady Kitty. Dr. T.. by Mesmerist-R Roberta
Lee. by imp. ST. George.
Betty. br. e.. by Mesmerist-Anne Conyers,
by Onondaga
Illusion. br. e. by Mesmerist- Marmariea.
by Duke of Montrose.
Junls. CHI. 4. by On Deck-Hannadaga, by
Onondaga.
Rosemary D., CHI. E., by Previous o.
Lee, by Outcast.
Remember. br. c.. by Previous Denise, by
Himyar.