view raw text
TORONTO TRAINERS RUSHING THEIR HORSES. Toronto. Out.. May 7. -Work at Woodbine Park today was done outside of the dogs and on a muddy. Iiql not deep, track. The weather was warm and the • ail. birds among tin- trainers f..und the at mospliere full "f fog that lolled iu from the lake. Billion Dvnient. one of the niilionaire partners in the Northern Stable, came down from Itarrie to see th- Kings Plate reliance of the string do his work. Iort Carrv is not much of a work horse, a character islic he Inherit* from Port Hunter, but he went very well today. Accompanied bv the four-year-old. Can-nie Maid, lie went a half in 521. three-quarters in 1:1!. mile in I t.i. and .1 mile and an eighth in 2:04. then, nulling up. finished out the mile and a quarter in 2:204. Stroineland did a niMe in 1:50. The Seagram Platers. Courtier and Tolhndal. went a mile in 1:4*1. Seismic and Criiehe dOr. and the Plater Mcndip. the only filly nominated in the Seagram colors. nailed Ukw. Dok of War neat a mile uud an eighth in 2:on. w first mile In 1:52-*. Throckmorton had 11 mile in l:4s . and was eased up the extra furlong iu 2:05|. Ruby Bird would not extend himself when galloneil along and was sent back with the two year old set. Purslane. Jubilee Juggins and Bouquet did their mile in l:96f. Tourenne did a mile in about the same time. Joe Doanes Star Wave, one of the finest looking two-year-olds at the track, showed three furlongs under 3.K seconds. The new books of the rules of racing, as adopted by the Canadian Hacing Associations, were issued today and contain all the good features of other ex isting codes. The stables of the Valley Farm and George Hen drie an- due from Windsor tumor-ow. B. L. Cole is bringing down from Hamilton twelve head, all hut two or three belonging to .1. It. Isbister. Stall room is at a premium in this neighborhood and a charge of pretty nearly a dollar a day for the duration of the meeting is asked by some owners of desirable accommodations.
