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KINGS PLATE PROBABLE FIELD. Toronto. Out.. May 20.— The Held for the Kings Plate will probably run to ten starters. Mr. Seagram, with three, being file only owner with more than one representative. The three are not yet determined on. none of his six cligibles having shown superior nieri;. Pearltishcr. which was hurt at the barrier on Monday, has not since been out of his Iwjx. Jockey Shilling is reported sick at his home in Texas, and Mentry has been engaged to ride Fort •any in the Plate. Gilbert will be on Shimonese. Preston on Desert Star. E. Walsh on Generous Moor. Foley on Saoee oGold and Musgrave. Goldstein and UtiaiTiiigton on the Seagram three. Other engage incuts Imve not been announced. Zipangos mile iu 1:45 was the best at Woodbine today. Fort Garry had a mile in 1:51. the last furlong in 12 seconds. Generous Moors final work was ■ mile in l:47i. a mile and a quarter iu 2:18$. Todays arrivals were: Green Seal. Miss Sain. Alfred the Great. Woolwinder. Anderson. Grande Dame. Hasty Agnes. Ida May. St. Klmwood and Starover. the property of I. II. Wheateroft. George Hollos horses, in charge of George Ham. also got iu and were: Hanbridge. Harrington. Ful-ford. Lowrey. Wausau. Tennessee Hoy. Estorjoy. Spineview. Lady Carol, Sam Hoftheinier. Zal. Minot. Mexican Girl and Firm. Roger Minton brought the following: Apple Toddv and Tenakoc. W. A. Burt tschells Cooney K. and La Salle came in from Houston. Tex.: J. W. Bauers I ittle Osage and Peter Cain. Kartlett McLcnuans Agent. Denier, Florence II. and Spry: Amos Turnevs Martin Doyle, Clell Turnev. Sig. Maud Sigsbee. Charlie Ball. Selwik. Kyle. Theo Cook. Dr. Ayr. Apologize. Klgin and Olive Klv. Jack Phillips Bertha E. and H. Phillips Doubt also arrived.
