The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-28
Stanford Dark Horse
and Whole Field
Given Chance

stables at the LAt0ufe me0tInes tneTo
will be more horses from Kentucky
racing at Windsor this summer than
ever before, and the representatives
from the Blue Grass state promise
to cut formidable figure in the de-
cision of all the big events run on
the Canadian track. So many Of
the prominent stables at Latonia
have signified their intention to Sec
Rotary Walter o. Farmer Of taking
part in the Windsor meetings with
their formidable strings that the
Kentuckians declare they are going
to make the meeting across the rtv-
er the most interesting on the Ca
madam circuit.
A few of the Latonia stables have
departed for other Dominion tracks,
but the general exodus will not take
place until the close Of the Nilldale
track. July 8, when q general move
ment will be inaugurated with the
Windsor oval as the objective point.
The list will include practically
all OF the big stables In Kentucky,
among the number being the ex-
tensive racing establishments Of e.
r. Bradley. T. c. Mcdowell. 7. p.
Hayes, r. l.. Baker. w. w. Oar
den. NJ. Goldblatt, and ]. G.
Greener.
Among the smaller strings will be
those OF J. J. Marklein. N. b. Cru
Der, j. II. Mead, Frank Weir. Rome
Respess, George Sem. w. r.. MI
cell, c. II. Shilling and ]. T.
Weaver. In addition to these. all OF
whom have raced their stables at
windsor In other years, there will
be many additional who will be
seen with colors 1ying for the hrst
time this year at the oval across
the river.
Embraced In this number are the
stables of c. w. Clark. the Mon
tana copper magnate; J. c. Milan.
John Lowe. G.. F. Buschmeyer.
Weber & Ward, Keene Bros. +. c.
Bradley, and w. J. Young.
The prctentious racing establish.
ment of Jefferson Livingston. the
New York and Chicago millionaire.
which includes Royal II. winner Of
this years Latonia derby. In charge
OF II. r. Brandt. will also be raced
at Windsor for the first time. This
stable Is now at Hamilton, having
been shipped from Latonia last
week.
The list OF handicap horses that
will be shipped from Latonia to
Windsor, Is a notable one and in.
cludes practically all Of the stake
winners on the Kentucky tracks
this year Among the lot are: John
Gund. DR.. Carmen. Hawthorn. Con-
verse. Benanet, Hodge. Leo Ray.
Iron Mask. Star Jasmine. Dark
Flower, Prince Hermis. Robert Brad
ley. Coming Tower. Cardigan. Great
Britain. Rancher. Lady Moonet.
Winning Witch. Emerson Cochran,
Dortch. Little String. Donerail,
Uncle Bryn. Miss Fielder. Water
Witch and the unbeaten Waterblos-
som.
The list OF two-year-olds coming
to Windsor from Latonia Is q par
ticularly dazzling one and includes.
Kinney. winner OF the Breeders fu.
turity at Lexington; e. r. Bradley
Blood Test, winner Of the Clipsetta
stakes: J. w. Parrish's unbeaten
colt Bulse: Nose Goldblatt's crack
youngster, Brizz: z. r. Bradley's
Black Coffee. and Bessie N. w. w.
Darden's Margaret NJ, J. G. Green.
er's Cosmic. a stake winner At
Churchill Downs, J. Spencer
Blackie Daw, and Jacoba, owned by
Keene Bros, and Aunt Sal and
Frisky, the property Of c. w. Clark.
The crack Dodge In the stable Of
Weber & Ward. Hops belonging to
Bob Baker. Cardome. Mike Mullen
and Billy Wiley comprise some OF
the other two-year-old celebrities.
Practically all Of these youngsters
are eligible to the Edenwold stakes
and the Kentuckians are going to
make q mighty effort to capture
that rich fixture at Windsor.
Eligibles to the Frontier handi'
cap among the Latonia lot are
plentiful and their owners are CIV
ing them careful preparation for
the $4,000 race before shipping
them from Kentucky. Among the
number are Bradley's Choice, and
Black Toney In the stable Of q. r.
Bradley. John Gund. DR.. Samuel and
Emerson Cochran nominated by r.
L. Baker; W. w. Darden's Dortch
which finished third in the Latonia
derby: Little Nephew and Little
String In the stable of M. B. Gruber
Rancher and Great Britain in @. NJ
Hendrie's string, +. p. Hayes Don
Grail. Jefferson Livingston's Royal
II and L. Weiss Stalwart Helen.