Coup With George Eno: Canadians Make Old-Fashioned Killing With A Maiden At Fort Erie; W. Shields and His Friends Back Colt from 60 to 1 to 25 to 1 and He Wins with Ease--Big Holiday Crowd at Track., Daily Racing Form, 1912-07-02

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COUP WITH GEORGE ENO ENOCANADIANS CANADIANS MAKE OLDFASHIONED KILLING KILLINGWITH KILLINGWITH WITH A MAIDEN AT FORT ERIE ERIE1V W Shields and His Friends Back Colt from 60 to 1 1to 1to to 25 to 1 and He Wins with Ease EaseBig EaseBigHoliday Big BigHoliday Holiday Crowd at Track 1Buffalo J Buffalo X Y Jul July 1 1lhe The hl biggest est killing ofthe ofthe of the season aon on the Canadian circuit was uuuk at at01t atFort it Fort 01t Eric this afternoon when the maiden GcorcllIu Georgeauv George Kim won the sixth ixth race a t dash of six furlongs fOl111l11 forthreeycar for 111l11 threeycar threeyearolds elruliis olds The coup coup was well planned aml1IIllllgl and ui1managed 1IIllllgl managed d anil the la layers Cls were g given en a scorching thatthey that thatthlJ they will remomlier for some ollle time George Eno is IsmIIld isowned owned h lv or rather run runs in the name of G 11Gray 12 BGla Gla Gray ray a Torontonian L but ut Willie YiIli Shields hlllI1s of f Hermis IlermisimIIue lIermlsfUlIIe Jnine is really the man behind the gun There wis vissteady 115 steady tl 1I1 support for the horse and he wn was backed fNlIICiO frontf0 from CiO 0 to 1 to 25 i to 1 1 When hell the start came Guy Burinwas Burns Ulll1 Ulll1WIIS was off in a forward position and before thl they had hadgUllc hadroue gone a quarter he cau caught ht Little LittlePal Pal Pal and 11111 drew away awaytutu awarintu into a commanding lead entering the homcstretchlie homestretch lie was eased up a bit at th the finish where lie Jellong1ls8m111 fedongressnm led Congressman ong1ls8m111 James h by a length The ylctor victory victoryof lOt oft t eorge Eno was hailed with loud cheering J by theautuliun thelIllIlIlIn the Canadian lIllIlIlIn contingent who hacked the colt coltIt coltIt llIll It was as 11I 11ISl Dominion III Day in Canada u a ath Hamilton I u and andluronto k i iu Toronto n Sl SlIII sent large delegations I to th thI the track The Theutcndmumce III attendance showed but a slight falling off from the the11Ilin thenpepitig opening 11Ilin lla day when a record crowd was present Favorites prescntFaoritcs successfulhoke won tlllC three of the rate races the successful successfulchoices choices hoke lid being lug Ondramida Luckola and Mission Mission1t MissionAt 1Isslont At 1t t a IIIcetin meeting of the Canadian Itacin Kaciiig assoclatonsdales Associatons ssoclatonslltltlS dates fur the fall meeting at Toronto were ndllIceIIIl advance advtuceduric cue IIIl week This llIc means ns that the mcctn meeting at Wood 10 10hilII ¬ bine and will open September 21 I and continue to to11IlIIhI toptumiei ii ptrmbev 28 t this will mar marl the close of the IIr orescut ores s sInt ¬ cut ruein racing seas season un in the Dominion DominionA A J 1 McCrackcn claimed Scrlmmn Scrimmage e from JoluiV John W V Schorr after he was beaten on Saturday atunla Illwll He liewill will IHJ shipped t to Winnipeg where he will be raced l h by raccllh y his new owner ownerEdward owner1l ownerEllwa1l1 Edward lirard Richardson at one time a prominent west ¬ ern 111 trainer but no now 10111 located locutedht tell In In the Canadian North Northwest orth orthIlt ¬ west Ilt was a visitor here this afternoon He pur ¬ chased plllhused the lllly Arauy ran of 11 W Yo YoP I P Austin nstin and will willhll hip her to Winnipeg WinnipegW 11 W I I 1owcrs of the rowersHunter Coumpauywle Company who wle is here to attend the sale ale of the Sanford honeswhiclm horleswhleh horses which will JI be held at Konilworth t tomorrow uorrow an101l1nct11 auieuuced an ¬ helunglnt nounced that on August u ust 26 0 1ift lifly yearlings lurlns belonging t to Col 01 Cahsh Catesby Woodford 0011 ford of Iaris K Ky and WalterI Walter altel altelII I n Indlolt Farmer of Nashville fens will be sold in Detroit dlolt The sale will take place durlll during the setontimeeting sccoadl1lItllll second meeting at Windsor WindsorWilliam WindsorIViliiuni 1 lid SOl SOlYH William YH ium Garth who llclntl recently returned from Vlriuit Vir 11 11inia ¬ ginia inia has purchased the entire crop of Fatherlessmd Fatherll Fatherless 3 3lIltl and Gloriller yearlings at Arthur Hancocks Ellcrsl EllcrslSlut EllerslSllIt Ellerslo + e Slut Siml There are eleven colts and three fillies in the thelot thelot lot and thl they include brothers to The Monk llInk Paterllluglimig PatelHIlIlin Pater HIlIlin Uiiigliug Workman Irklllan Lace and T S Martin Mr Mrtmu Ir Irtarth tmu Gnrth th is partial to the get lt of Fatherless 1I 1Ihll lie lieLuugit hll bought ht four one fall for 900 00 and won 40000 with withIbtii 1 tin1 linn ni the nest season seasonJohn seasonJohn John Sanford w was as among the visitors at Fort 1ortE1il FortEric Eric this afternoon He came up from Amsterdam 10 a attend ttlIII the sale of the Hurricana two twoyearolds ycar ear01tls ear01tlsat olds oldsat at the Kenilworth trail tomorrowJulge tomorrow tomorrowJudge Judge Wright rlht the 8ullI Superman SupermanDebnele rllJlUDelJadc Debacle 1 colt 01t dentIram thatFrJltHjo that Iram liiiiifjs is J 1 J Pons uncovered dllrlll during the recent Hamil Ilamllrent ¬ 11 ton 11 ui Iwtln nifcting etIug showed a sc sensationl satimnl trial here on onSut1llI1a ousantrdmay Saturday Sut1llI1a With Mnsgrire lII 11e in the sall saddle ll the colt coltvmirktml coltworkPll work workPll Ml threequarters in 1 112 12 the fractional time timehdlf timebeig hdlf liiing 2 ° 2Hi 11x 24 Ur H 45 7i SSfc i 38 S 1 11 11George 112 112George 1 1CelJlI CelJlI George McSwooncy purchased of J E Seagramthe SearamtIll Seagram the chestnut horse Simcoe anti turned him over to toEIIII11 toEdward Edward Gleason to 11 tmiinKimball train trainKimball 1111 1111Klmllall Kimball Patterson will leave for Lexln Lexington ton at thl11I1IIllIslon the timeconclusimt conclusion of the Fort Erie ueeti meeting g and will onoi onoia Op11a opon a public stable at the lentllck Kentucky Association 10111 10111Thl course courseThe courseThe The lilly tlll Kagle Bird which finished third at lOll lOlllitis long longodds odds litis on Sltlllla Saturday will be h shipped to Bombay Indiaat Inlllalit India at the conclusion of the Fort Erie meeting meetingW meetin W 1 1 Austin nstin has decided to retire as an owncrallli owner ownerumil and will dispose of Kormak Judge Monek and other otherracers otlwrraIr racers that thatHIIh Hugh Penny 111I11 is hlIl1llin handling for him himDive himnan hintDave Dive Woodford oullford worked Sir John Johnson half amiie a amilt mile in 55 j this 110111111 morning and thinks that he will 1vIllhave willhare have the hi big son of Isidor re1I1 ready h by the time the thelllxt timenext next nleetill meeting at Fort ErIe beginsFlue hellIsll1l begins beginsThe The fact that the Ontario Joclw Jockey Club has takMi takenover over the dates orI originally inull assigned for the Con ConlIanght naught Park course in Ottawa means that the trick tracknon trleknuw now under cour course e of construction at the latter poIntwill pohttwill point will not be completed this season seasonOzana seasonOzaua sellonOZII11 Ozana winner of the seventh race this afternoon afternoonIS rtfteruoonwills was IS bill I up 400 over her entered price b by W V G GInll GKitDodds Inll KingDodds odlls whose Lord Elam finished second TIllmare The Theimmure mare was protected mill bought in bv J C Gallal1erY Gallahcr GallahcrW W F Schulte and E E McCargo of Maryland Marylandwcre Marylandwere were ll1lun among the arrivals to today todayNews todaye a News e vs from Windsor is that the contractors have havebut huvcIllumbell but promised mnised to turn over the new grandstand rlI111shuIII at thlCOurSl thecourse the course to the association fnll fully completed on Wednesday Wednes ednes ednes111I ¬ 111I day next nextSome nextSonic nextSonw Some good moves w were rc shown at Fort Erie thismoruln thisniordug this morning moruln when man many horses were on the track trackSOUle trackSome Some of the hest trials were wereBallyshe werehitilysheThreequarters wurenal1 hitilysheThreequarters nal1 Ballyshe lihlThrccIIlartcrs Threequarters in 1 116 116Belamour 116BelantourThreequarters 16 16DclamollrThrlequlIlteI Belamour DclamollrThrlequlIlteI Threequarters in 111Blttle 114 114Bettie Bettie Sue SucHalf Half mile In 48 48Bouncing 48Bounclno 4S9f Bouncing 4S9fLlou11cimig Lass LassThrceqllartcrs Threequarters In 115 115Captain 115Ialltllin Captain Swanson SwnnsollThrecquartlrs Threequarters iu 11039 1 110 110Choptank 16 16tholtankThr lImopdankThreequarters 1153CoufidoFiveeighths 11039lImopdankThreequarters Choptank tholtankThr Threequarters efllurters in 115 115ConUdo 1153 Hi HiContidoFlveelghtbs ContidoFlveelghtbs ConUdo Five eighths in 1 102 1O2Door 02 02Dor = Door Mat Iatmle Mile in 111EJdu 144 144Edda 144LuldaM1ile Edda LuldaM1ile Mile Iile in 140Flying 1 140 140Flying 40 40Fl Fl Flying lng Yankee YankeeThree YunkceTlmeQlI1rters Threeqnarrers gnarters in 114 and seveneighths sevenlihths seven eighths in 129 pulled irp Fountain irpFountain Square Squares SllllarlTIIlI Threequarters eIJlIartcrs in l15Js 1 Hi1 Gerrard GerrmlIhreeIIIlIIItcrs l15JsGerrard Threequarters in 115 115lrifThreequarters 1 15 15Grif 15rifTIaccquartlrs Grif rifTIaccquartlrs Threequarters iu 110 110Horrou llGlOiollHaIr Horrou lOiollHaIr Half mile in 49 49John 49y 49yJglm John 1 m Reardoii HeanlouIhreequulter Threequarters In 115 115King 115I 115iium I iium King g Stalwart StalwartThreequarters t Threequarters in 1 116 116Lesh 16 fft tl teequurters Lesh LeimMlle ff Mile in 141 141Lovetie Lovetie ToYItieIlnlf Half mile in 41 41MiccosukeeFiveel 49 49Miccosukce 4ftliecot Miccosukce MiccosukeeFiveel liecot nkecI Fiveeighths e l hths in 10 102 102Morris 102Morris Morris Friedsam FrlellsamI1alf Half mile milejn In iu 49New 49 49New New ew Hiver H1erSecnel Seveneighths elghths hths in 131 131Satemla 131SatenulaMile lnSJtel1lll SatenulaMile Satemla Mile me in 1 141 41 and mile and an eighth eighthIn in 154 154S 154Spellbound S Spellbound 11tIIIoulltlThrcequorters Threequarters in 111ItlntvrThneIUllrtCIS 114 114FtenturThreequarters 114Ktentor Ktentor ItlntvrThneIUllrtCIS Threequarters In 115TartarFiwe 1 115 115Tartar 15 15TaltarI Tartar TaltarI TartarFiwe Fiveeighths eighths in 1 102 102Yellow 102Yellow 02 02YI YI Yellow lIow E Eyes EkesSeven fsSeenelghths Seveneighths eightlms in 131 131Warhorn 131WarhornHalf 131WarhornllIlf WarhornllIlf Warhorn Half mile in 50 50On 50On On Sunday morning the following trials were wereIIhftwn wereshown shown shownAspirin shownAspirinThreequarters plrinThrfequnrters A Aspirin Threequarters in 1 117 117llallovleFiveeighths l Baldoyle BalllovlcFlveelJhtb Fiveeighths In 102BrookileldFiveeighths 1 102 02 Brookfield HrooktieldIlvcelghths Fiveeighths in 102 102Bunch Hunch of KeysFive l Keys eysFlvecl Fiveeighths = ciglttbs hths ii in 1 102 102Creme l02fc 02 f freme Creuie reme dp Menthe IenthcHalf Half mile in 40 Duval 1uvalThree DuvnlrhrceQl1firters Thrceunarters quarters In 110 110ElmnHalf 116ElmaHalf Elma ElmaHalf Half mile in 48 48Flying 48lIying Flying Feet FeetMlle cet Mile IIle In 142 Isidora JsllloraFivell IsiuloraFiveeighths threequartersin Fiveeighths hth in 23 48 100 threequarters in 1 115 1 pulled n nJulia up Julia ripJolla Armour ArmourThrceeIbths Threeeighths In 35 358n and half mile mileIn mileIn milein in 48 pulled up upOndramonlhreequarters Ondramon Onflramonlhreeqnarters Threequarters in 117OzanaThreequarters 117 117OZlllaThreelJuarterl Ozana OZlllaThreelJuarterl Threequarters In in1 110LewlnFiveeighths 115 IU IULewlnFlveel Lcwin LewlnFlveel LewlnFiveeighths Fiveeighths hths in 1 100 10028 OO7 Little Father FatherSevcneigbtl Seveneiuhths s in inl2Sj3 = l 28 i Pikes PelkThrecql1arters Penk Threequarters in 1 110Sir 110 110Sir 16 16Sir Sir John Johnson TohnsonIInlf Half mile in 00Star 55 55Star 55Star Star eighthin ClurterMile CI Charter ter Mile IlIe in 144 and mile and an eighth in 1 111Thc 111 17The 57 The Hump Itl1mpSlveneighths Seveneighths in 35 48 101 101114 11415 128 and mile In 145 pulled up The upThe Widow Moon Ioonnalf Half mile In 60 60VigorousHalf O Vigorous ViororisHalt Half mile In 48


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