The Washington times., 1913-09-27

At the conclusion Of the last race at
woodbine, Toronto, this afternoon.
Dig racing special will pull out OF the
Canadian town with Laurel az its desti-
nation. Aboard win be number of
stables which have been most successfui
on the tracks across the border nne.
which will be accompanied by owners,
trainers, jockeys, and other followers
of the ponies, .--...-,
Although a number Of strings Will 90
to Kentucky for the meeting at Church
hill Downs, Laurel will get the bulk as
well as the pick OF the good horses
that have been racing at Woodbtne ana
on the tracks in the dominion.
Preparations have been made by the
Maryland State Fair Association to
have everything in readiness for the
arrival Of the special, which Is due to
reach tthe southern Maryland course
late Sunday evening or at an eariy hour
on Mo4day mornins-
Amoig the stables on the special will
be those belonging to r. F. Carman.
Mrs. Lily A. Livingston, w. Hedrick.
J.. W. johnson, ]. O. Burttshell, William
Walker, n. X. Beal, G. H. Bryson, W.
G. Kings Dodd, and G. r. Tompkins.
Carman Bring Many.
The largest consignment win be that
Of r. F. Carman, which comprises fif-
teen head. Carman Is the most liberal
patron of the stakes and handicaps to
be run here next month, having no
less than twenty-six entries, six more
than August Belmont and II. q. Bid
we'll, who are next on the list with
eighteen each. =
The rich New York turfman has an
aggregation Of equines that will be
capable Of holding their own in 10th
the two-year-old and events for older
horses. and among those that will fly
are G. NJ Miller. Surprising. Water
Lady, Golden Chimes, Campeon. IA
linka, Starbottle, Ella Bryson, Feather
Duster. Semprolous. and Surprising. all
of which have raced cleverly on both
the New York and Canadian tracks
Mrs Livingston's trainer. Matt
Feakes. and ]. w. Hedrick. have each
made application for an even dozen
stalls. According to reports from Wood
bine, il Is Feakes' intention Of ship
ping Sotemia here. Sotemia, by virtue
Of her victory in the Kentucky Endlir-
ance Stakes, last fall, Is one of the
best t-known thoroughbreds in the coiln-
try. Sotemia Is not engaged in any of
the stakes or handicaps here, but II
she works up to expectations, Feakss
will send her to the post in the con-
tests over a long distance OF ground.
Most Of those Feakes will start here
are two-year-olds by ArEleath III. Lo-
cohatchee. and Staraope III. Loco
hatchee is the sire of Sotemia, while
Armeath is the daddy OF the BLACK
mare Amelia jerks, which will also be
seen under the silks Of Mrs Livingston
here. Others that will race in her IN
terests are NiEgly, Z fine looking sou OF
Stanhope /: Hard Blue. and Silent. both
named in the two-year-olds' features.
Has Fast String.
The best performers in the Hedrie!l
string are Sherwood, that formerly
raced these paris in the co.ors OF j.
= yyide1er.- c. c. SmithsOn AID Woods
Garth Fred Levy a frequent winner.
nnd Chemuipo. while among the other
horses that will be on the Laurel
SnecinI. a il is termed IT Toronto. will
l., Flora Fina, the winner OF the Do
niinion Handicap: Co!ston. Lord E.lam
The jumpers the P"Dhet and Be y;
Ace of Cubs. Belle N3wr, Canleliia.
| chester Erum. Earl of Savo5. Miccosu-
| Ice Juverence. J.. " r.cktrt Mama
| johnson, York lad. i'ciors., The -Ruhlp'
| Robby Cook. and SticErin.
From Toronto will come several good
| riders, who with those now at HaNre
de Grace that will come here and rhere
| should be no Gearth of good boys 10:
| the horsemen to draw from. Cnar!ey