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; , 1 1 - 1 i 1 1 1 a 1 5 J SPLENDID ENTRY LIST FOR WOODBINE. Pick of American Thoroughbreds Named for Fall Stakes of tie Ontario Jockey Club. Toronto, Ont., August 22. The list of entries to stakes to be run during the autumn meeting of the Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto, September 23 to 30, arc given below. The class of horses and the number engaged in all the events promise a week of splendid sport at Woodbine Park at the end of September. The Toronto Autumn Cup, at one mile and a quarter, with forty-three entries, and the Ontario Jockey Club Cup, at two miles and a quarter, with thirty-eight entries, to be run on the opening and closing days of the meeting, include every good horse on the North American continent. The Michaelmas Handicap and the Grey Stakes for two-year-olds have forty-four and forty-two entries, respectively, and contain the cream of the younger brigade. The Dominion Handicap, Seagram and Durham Cups, limited to Canadian-bred and owned horses, include the best of those owned in Canada and will furnish excellent contests. In the steeplechase features the Woodbine Autumn Steeplechase and Hendrie Steeplechase, at three miles, have the capital totals of thirty-five and thirty-four to draw from will bo found many horses which have not been seen under colors since the spring meeting, with much fresh material, so that a week of rattling cross-country races is in stqre. The summary of the entries received follows: No. of Stake, Value and Distance. Entries. Toronto Autumn Cup Handicap, ,500 added, 1 1-4 miles 43 Ontario Jockey Club Cup, ,500 added, 2 1-4 miles 38 Dominion Handicap. ,500 added, 1 mile 1G Seagram Cup, ,000 added, 1 1-10 miles 19 Durham Cup, ,500 added, 1 3-4 miles 9 Michaelmas Handicap, added, 3-4 mile 44 Grey Stakes, ,500 added, 1 mile 42 Woodbine Autumn Steeplechase, ,500 added, 2 miles 35 Hendrie Steeplechase, ,000 added, 3 miles... 34 The conditons and lists of entries for the various events are herewith given: Toronto Autumn Cup handicap, ,500 added. For three-year-olds and upward. By subscription of 0 each, or 0 if declared by twelve oclock noon, on Friday, September-22, to the winner, with ,500 added, of which 00 to second horse, and 30 to third. Weights announced Thursday, September 21. One mile and a quarter. To be run Saturday, September 23. August Belmonts Watervale, Flint Rock, Whist and Prlscllllan. Beverwyck Stables Sir John Johnson, Bob R. and Aldrian. J. W. Burttschells Lawton Wiggins and Grasmere. R. F. Carmans Meridian, Bonnie Kelso and Star bottle. Woodford Clays Ocean Bound. T. R. Condrans The Nigger. E. F. Cooneys Guy Fisher. S. C. Hildreths Hampton Court, Restigouche, Woodcraft. Fitz Herbert, Novelty, Zeus and Shannon. W. 0. Jopllns Granite. J. C. Keens Chepontuc. Mrs. L. A. Livingstons Lovetie, Plcolata and So-temia. M. C. Prichards Spellbound. Quincy Stables Everett. P. S. P. Randolphs Plate Glass. James Rowes Lahore. J. W. Schorrs Star Charter. Edda and Aylmer. J. E. Seagrams Galatine and Rockville. W. Walkers Michael Angelo and Noon. R. E. Watkins Cliff Edge and Blackford. R. T. Wilsons Olambala, Naushon, Owanux and Beaucoup. Dominion Handicap, ,500 added For all ages, foaled in Canada. By subscription of 0 each, or 0 If declared by twelve oclock noon, Friday, September 22, to the winner, with ,500 added, of which 00 to second horse, and 50 to third. Weights announced Thursday, September 21. Winners after announcement to carry five pounds extra. One mile. To be run Saturday, September 23. G. S. Campbells Larente. Robert Davies Frolic. John J. Dixons Blanton. Harry Giddings St. Bass and Ondramon. J. W. Groves Martinomas. Robert K. Hodgsons Caper Sauce. R. H. Newells Irene Sweenev. William Nutts Nellie D. J. E. Seagrams Bride Lane aud navrock. Valley Farm Stables Denham, Powderman, Commola, White Caps and Rockspring. Seagram Cup heavyweight handicap. A challenge cup, value ,000, with ,000 added. For three-year-olds and upward, the bona fide property of owners resident in Canada, and the horse or horses to be owned by the nominator prior to August 1. A challenge cup presented by Joseph E. Seagram, to which is added a sweepstakes of 0 each, or if declared by Saturday, September 23, at noon, to the winner, and ,000 added by the Ontario Jockev Club, of which 00 to second horse and 00 tb third. A heavyweight handicap. The top weight to be 140 pounds, but no horse to carry less than 10G pounds. Three horses the property of different owners to start, or the race void for that year. The Cup to be held for one year by the owner of the winner and to become the absolute property of any owner winning same two years in succession. Weights announced Thursday, September 21. Winners after publication of the same to carry, once, pounds; twice. 7 iwunds extra. One mile and a sixteenth. To be run Monday. September 25. Mrs. Charles Boyles Cast Steel. J. W. Boyles Golden Wedding. 1 C. A. Crews Ta Nun Da. Robert Davies Fair Annie and Frolic. Kenneth Dawes CIsmont. John Dyments Chief Kep nd Solid Comfort, A, Scot., JVVS gallan, j 1 j C. J. Kcans Chepontuc. D. L. McGibbons Ganogue. George M. McSweenys Robert Cooper and Carrll- Ion. Valley Farm Stables Denham. Powderman, Com-1 mola, Michael Angelo, Stanley Fay and Noon. Michaelmas Handicap, ,300 added For two-year-olds. By subscription of 0 each, or 0 if declared before twelve oclock noon, on Monday, September 25. to the winner, with ,500 added, of which 00 to second horse and 50 to thlnV Weights announced Saturday, September 23, at V p. m. Six furlongs. To be run Tuesday, September 20. August Belmonts Vestibule, Overman, Tactics and Dragnet. C. S. Campbells Bwana Tumbo and Garth. R. F. Carmans Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Watson and Sly Lad. E. B. Cassatts Spring Board. AVoodford Clays Buckhorn. E. F. Condrans Breaker Boy. T. R. Condrans Flamma. Robert Davies Rose Lawrence and Knights Differ. W. G. King-Dodds Ochre Court. George Ilendries Steam Boat. S. O. Hildreths Jawbone, ncarthstone, Puggins, Gold Blade, Burly and Surfeit. Mrs. L. A. Livingstons Yarico, Chryscls and Bard of Hope. M. MacFarlance Moss Rock and Cliff Stream. J. MacManus Presumption and Bay Cliff. A. D. Parrs Cherry Seed. R. Parrs Annagh. Quincy Stables Master Edwin and Blue Thistle. John W. Schorrs Froglegs and Hamilton. Albert Simons Moisant and Monsieur X. H. P. Whitneys Eton Blue. R. T. Wilsons Senex, Penobscot, Yellow Eyes, Yankee Flyer and Aldebaran. Durham Cup, ,500 added. A challenge cup presented by the Earl of Durham. For three-year-olds and upward foaled In Canada, to which is added a sweepstakes of 0 each, half forfeit, to the winner, with the sum of ,500, of which 50 to second horse, and 00 to third. Winners of ,500 In 1911 to carry five pounds extra. Non-winners of 00 in 1911, allowed five pounds. Non-winners In 1911, allowed five pounds additional. One mile and three-quarters. To be run Saturday, September 30. Robert Davies Frolic. Harry Giddings St. Bass. J. W. Groves Martinomas. Robert K. Hodgsons Caper Sauce. J. E. Seagrams Bride Lane and Ilavrock. Valley Farm Stables Denham, Powderman aud Commola. Grey Stakes, ,500 added For two-year-olds. By subscription of 0 each, half forfeit, to the winner, with ,500 added, of which 00 to second horse, and 00 to third. At seven pounds below stake weight. Winners of ,000 since July 15 to carry five pounds extra. Winners of two races of ,000 or one of ,500, seven pounds extra. Non-winners of 00 allowed five pounds. Maidens allowed seven pounds additional. One mile. To be run Saturday, September 30. August Belmonts Vestibule, Tipsand aud Mission. C. S. Campbells Bwana Tumbo. R. F. Carmans Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Watsou and Sly Lad. E. It. Cassatts Be. AVoodford Clays Buckhorn. T. R. Condrans Flamma. E. F. Condrans Breaker Boy. Robert Davies Rose Lawrence and Knights Differ. George Ilendries Steam Boat. S. C: Hildreths Puggins, Gold Blade, Hearthstone, Surfeit, Jawbone and Burly. W. O. Joplins Alooha. Mrs. L. A. Livingstons Yarico, Chryseis and Bard of Hope. II. MacFarlanes Moss Rock and Cliff Stream. J. McManus Presumption and Bay Cliff. Quincy Stables Master Edwin and Blue Thistle. J. AV. Schorrs Froglegs, Hamilton and Senator Sparks. Albert Simons Monsieur X. Valley Farm Stables AVhlto Caps and Rockspring. II. P. AVhitneys Eton Blue. R. T. AAilsons Senex, Aldebaran, Yellow Eyes, Penobscot and Yankee Flyer. Ontario Jockey Club Cup Handicap. ,500 added. For three-year-olds and upward. By subscription of 0 each, or 0 if declared by Thursday, September 2S, at 5 p. m., to the winner, with ,500 added, of which 00 to second horse. 50 to third and 0 to fourth. Weights announced Wednesday, September 27, at 5 p. in. A piece of plate will be presented by the clhb to the winner. Two miles and a quarter. To be run Saturday. September 30. a August Belmonts AAatervalc, Flint Rock and I Whist. r Beverwyck Stables Bob R. and Aldrian. Mrs. Charles Boyles Cast Steel. R. F. Carmans Bonnie Kelso. K. B. Cassatts Cintrella. J. Clays Restoration. T. R. Condrans The Nigger. Robert Davies Fair Annie. J. Dyments Chief Kcc. Jule Garsons Leah. S. C. Hildreths Fitz Herbert, Novelty, Zeus, Hampton Court, AVoodcraft and Montgomery. Mrs. L. A. Livingstons Lovetie, Picolata and Sotemia. D. Lome McGibbons Ganogue. G. M. Odoms Fireman. M. C. Prichards Spellbound and My Gal. Quincy Stables Everett. John AV. Schorrs Aylmer, Star Charter and John Reardon. Joseph E. Seagrams Cruche dOr, At Once and Rockville. William Walkers Michael Angelo and Noon. R. E. AVatkins Blackford. R. T. AVilsons Olambala. v Stockton Woods Supervisor. AAoodbine Autumn Steeplechase. ,500 added. Four four-year-olds and upward. By subscription of 0 each, half forfeit, to the winner, with ,500 added, of which 50 to second horse, and 50 to third. Four-year-olds to carry 155 pouuds; five-year-olds, 103 pounds; six-year-olds and upward, 105 pounds. Winner of two steeplechases of the value of 00 In 1911, or one of ,000 in 1911, to carry 5 pounds extra. Non-winners of a steeplechase of the value of 1911.sh00 which have not won three steeplechases this year, allowed five pounds, and non-winners of a steeplechase in 1910 or 1911 allowed ten pounds. Two miles. To be run Saturday, September 23. William Cahills Hannah Louise and Captain John. Mr. Chetlands Sir AVooster, Toddy Blossom and Prince Hampton. J. E. Davis Rising Star and Jack Frost. J. R. Fells Ilighbridge and Joe Lett. H. Flippens Prince. Oliver Haks Kemp Ridgeley. E. G. Helders Waterway. S. C. Hildreths Dinna Ken and The AVelkiu. S. Jenkins Davy. 5 Bartlett McLennans Gild and Buckthorn. AV. B. Mitchells Thistledale. Mrs. E. M. Morris Mystic Light. James Morrisseys Monte Carlo. James Murrays Judge Cronin. H. S. Pages Far AVest and Supplement. A. D. Parrs St. Abe. R. Parrs Ticket of Leave. T. P. Phclans Purslane. Courtland II. Smiths Merry Man and Racebrook. G. R. Tompkins Bcllo and The Prophet. S. S. AAests Shove. R. T. Wilsons Brushbroom. Tom AVilsons Numerator. Mrs. AA. G. Wilsons Andrew Summers and Expansionist. Hendrie Steeplechase, a challenge cup handicap. ,000 added. For four-year-olds anl upward. A Challenge Cup presented in memory of the late William Hendrie, Esq., by his son Lieut-Col. William Hendrie, to which is added the sum of ,000 by the Ontario Jockey Club and a Sweepstakes of 0 each, or 0 if declared by Thursday. September 28. at 5 p. m., to the winner, with 00 to second horse and 50 to third. Weights announced Wednesday. September 27. at 5 p. m. Three miles. To be run Saturday, September 30. A souvenir will be presented to the rider of the winner by the Ontario Jockey Club. Colin Campbells Steve Lane. Mr. Chetlands Sir AVooster, Prince Hampton and 1 Toddy Blossom. frl J. E. Davis Rising Star and Jack Frost. T J. R. Fells Ilighbridge and Joe Lett. H. Flippens Prince. Fred Foxs Doctor Koch. Oliver Haks Kemp Ridgeley. E. G. Holders AVaterway. S. C. nildroths Dinna Ken and The .Welkin. A. Seott Ives Stalker. S. Jenkins Davy. Bartlett McLennans Gild and Buckthorn. Mrs. E. II. Morris Mystic Light. James Murrays Judge Cronin. H. S. Pages Far West and Supplement. A. D. Parrs St. Alx;. R. Parrs Ticket of Leave. Courtland II. Smiths Racebrook. !. R. Tompkins Jimmy Lane, The Prophet. P,ello and Bigot. AV. Howard AAests Shove. R. T. AAilsons Brushbroom. Tom AAilsons Numerator. Mrs. AV. G. AVilsons Andrew Summers and Expansionist,
