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GANOGUE WINS THE DERBY CUP. Lady Orimar Disqualified for Foul at Blue Bonnets After Finishing: Second, Montreal. Que., September 14. Canadian-owned and Canadian-bred horses wore well provided for by the .Montreal Jockey Club this afternoon. The second rac; called for horses bred in the Province of Quebec and the third race for horses that are the bona tide property of British subjects resident In Canada. The former was a dash of a mile, while the Derby Cup called for a Journey of a mile and three-quarters." Ganogne, which showed a good performance on Tuesday last, proved an easy winner of the cup race. The first disqualification of the meeting came with the running of the eighth race, second money being taken from Lady Orimar after she was beaten a head bv Rrevltc. Soon after the break Lady Orimar dropped in behind Double Five and remained there until straightened out for the final run, where she moved up stoutly and passed the tiriug pacemaker. At the end I.revite, coming steadily along the Inner rail, wore down Lady Orimar and beat her In the final strides. At the furlong post the latter took a tiring swerve to the inside and interfered with some of the horses behind her. Troy Weight, which finished third, suffered the most and the stewards promptly made the ruling. The change in the placing gave Troy Weight second mOney and Pla-nutesS third. Montgomery made it two in a row by winning the seventh race. The old rogue ntn a good, game nice. lie led to the stretch turn, where Crania caught and passed him, but under a hustling finish Montgomery closed again and got up in the last fifty yards. Captain Turner .Teade has disposed of his Flying Fox colt, Malamont. I. Raymond purchased the colt yesterday and he also secured three broodmares. Noverca, Glenwherry and Liberation, all of which are in foal to English sires. Kenneth T. Dawes, whose Kilo won the Kings Plate and also a race for province-bred horses at Dine Bonnets, lias announced his intention of retiring from the sport. He will dispose of Ida horses at private sale. The four stakes to he run for during the fall meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico will close on Saturday. Most of the " Imiwrtant stables racing liere have- already secured stabling accommodations at Pimlico. A majority of them will remain over until after the meeting of the Ontario Jockey Club at Woodbine. -
