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J. E. SEAGRAMS STRONG STABLE. Toronto, Out., May :!. J. E. Seagrams horses are due at Woodbine from Waterloo. Trainer Lit-tlefield will bring down the selection from the following that have been in work at home this spring: Cruche dOr, ch. m, 0, by Chevele dOr Cruiskeen II. Seismic, b. h. 0. by Havoc Semloy. Bouquet, b. in, 0. by Ktnlcy Mack Briar Sweet. Shneoe, ch. g, 5. by Toddington Luckless. Tollendal, b. g. 5, by Toddington Delicia. Bezant, b. e, 4, by Orine Jennifer. Galathie. b. c. 4, by Galinule Burgonet. Jane Shore, blk. f. 4, by Iershore Martrydom. Spinning Wheel, ch. f, u, by Woolsthorpe Hope On. Bride Lane. b. f. by St. Ainaut Rose Madrigal. At Once, ch. f, .!, by Shnontault Tout Suite. Laomedon. b. e. ;. by Tithonus Musical Slipper. Kate Kittlcberry, b. f, ::, by Cerasus Sweet Silence. Ilavrock, ch. c, ". by Havoc Sans Coeur. Tiberius, b. g, V, by Semjironius Fatty. Outclassed, ch. g. 2. by McGee Class. Dollallolla, b. f, 2, by Ypsilanti II. Dolores 111. Possessed, b. f. 2. by Havoc Irish Witch. Sati, b. f, 2, by Havoc Satanic. Walachia, b. g, 2. by Ypsilanti II. Xeuia. Longus, b. g, 2, bv Semprouius Mareto. MadrigoJetta, ch. f. 2. by Havoc Rose Madrigal. Purple China, ch. f, 2, by Havoc or Ypsilanti II. Royal China. Persian Dance, b. f, 2, by Pcrshorc New Dance. Ilavrock and Jane Shore are Kings Platers. The former, a fast and handsome colt, was badly cut down last spring, but before his accident he gave every indication of being a worthy successor of the other sons of Havoc as a Plate horse. Bezant, imported last fall, and the good mare Bouquet, are unfortunately on the doubtful list, but even if these are absentees the president of the Ontario Jockey Club has a strong stable this season. Jockey Phil Musgrave was in Toronto yesterday on his way to Waterloo. He has his license this year from the .Tockev Club. Xew York, and says that all his difficulties in Florida were straightened out at the conclusion of the Jacksonville season. The four-mile race which will be run in Kentucky this fall is attracting the attention of horsemen all over the continent, and already two Canadian owners have expressed an intention of being represented in this interesting event. -Mr. Dymeiit, with Chief Kee, and Air. Davies, with Fair Annie, have an eye on the gold cup and the distinction that will accrue to the winner.
