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STAKE FOR JOHN W. SCHORR TENNESSEE TURFMANS PLANUTESS IS WINNER OF THE DETROIT SELLING STAKES. Flanudes Filly Beats Capsize and Cismont in a Stirring Stretch Duel — Outcome of Steeplechase Race Bad for Jockey Kelleher. Detroit, Mich., July 10.— John W. Schorr furnished the winner of todays feature r:n-i :it Windsor in his proarinkag Ptaaadee flUy. pianutcss. which heat ■ good Im ml ol juveniles in the Detroit Stakes at five-eighths of a mile. Pianutcss was ridden hy Mr. Schorrs apprentice rider. Pease, made most of her own pact ami won from Capsize in a stirring streteli drive. A Beck separated the first two at the linish. with Cisinoiit. the tliird horse, only halt a length away. The race had selling eomlitions. and a run-Uji was expected, hut when the judges called for hids mine materialized. The performance of Dr. Heard, favorite in the I teeiilechasi-. proved the undoing of jockey Pat Kelleher. Dr. Heard was a recedlag favorite, vvliile a remarkably active play deee loped on osagt . a Virginia jumper owned hy Court Jamlt II. Smith. If theft was any Job on to "shoo in" Osage, McClain upset calculations h rushing Dr. Koch into a long lead on the second turn of the liehl and leading Wt a goodly margin the remainder of the trip. Med Henderson, who hail the mount on Osage, certainly lode a eeaMeat race. He permitted Osage to drop completely out of contention, and at one stage between the calls Osage was last of his held. When the race was practically over Osage moved up with a rush, hut the gap he was asked to close was too great and the result was that Dr. Koch won with something to spare hy four lengths. Kelleher. on Dr. Heard, was never prominent until the linish. when he. too. closed with a belated rush. The officials were satisfied that Kellehers efforts were not such that a rider puts up when he is anxious to win. and after the races a ruling came from the judges which hroitght suspension to Kelleher. His chances of riding again soon are slim. It was not a profitable day for the followers of favorites, only one Choice finishing in front. This was Ellin Beau, which cantered . home an easy winner in ttie opening da h. Those who were fortunate enough to land on the ones profited handsomely, as most of the winners were at remunerative odds. William Shield* took a purse with his speedy Merman, which made a runaway affair of the mile ami a quarter race. The tinislies in a majority of the races were close enough to he interesting and the largo crowd preecnt thoroughly enjoyed the sport. Judge Monek. of Hamilton, together with lresi-dein Joseph E. Seagram and Secretary William P. Eraser of the Ontario Jockey Cluh. came on today to attend a meeting of the Canadian Rjieing Associations, which was held in the cluhhousv at Windsor after the laces. Secretary Eraser announced tile conditions of the stakes to lie run at the seven-days autumn meeting at Woodhiue. There will be eleven in Btaaher as follows: Toronto Cup. ,500 added. Dominion Handicap. |1,600 added. Seagram Cup. ,000 cup and ,000 in money added. Michaelmas Handicap. 1.000 added. Durham Cup. ,300 added. Minora Plate, .IHI0 added. Orey Stakes, ,500 added. Ontario Jockey Cluh Cup Handicap. .."»00 added. Woodbine Steeplechase, ,300 added. Hemlri" Steeplechase. . «oo added. Slanley Produce Stakes. ..100 added. The overnight races will he for purses ranging ill vain.- from $.10O p. . Eight steeplechases will lie run during the meeting, one being for three-year olds. The dates set apart for the meeting are September 124 to October 1. James Milton, who has luen sfarting at half-mile tracks in upper Canada, was a visitor at Windsor this afternoon. Mr. Milfoil is spoken of as the probable starter for the new track in Maryland. Thirty-two layers cut in at Windsor tiiis afternoon, which is a record number for this course. William Eiteli and M. Boashcrg were the additions. W. W. I.yhs and P. A. Jones were among the arrivals from Latenla. It is said that J. W. Schorr, the employer of jockeys Pease and iuy Burns, has been asked not to engage one or the other of the lads to outsiders when either is riding one of ids batata in a race. George II. Whitney. Jack Deiiinau and Howard Oots. three Keiitiickians who have been at Windsor, ictiirneil home tonight.
