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EDDA REDUCES TRACK MARK FILLY FROM J V SCHORRS STABLE RUNS MILE IN l38i5 OVER WINDSOR COURSE Now Record Made in Winning D C Stakes and andFillys Fillys Victory Is Reported to Have Been BeenHighly Highly Profitable to Owner Detroit Mich July 20 John W Schorrs Edda quoted at a good price and with Butwell In Urn saddle galloped home an easy winner in the D it C Stakes at Windsor this afternoon beating a band of good miters and incidentally reducing by two fifths of a second the track record of 13S for the distance made by Plate Glass last year Edda was but little fancied by the rank and file owing to her recent erratic form Her connections how ¬ ever are reported to have won handsomely by her victory commissions having been placed elsewhere Edda ran the mile in 4 and won by a couple of lengths coming from behind In the stretch and scoring easily The early pace was terrilic Helen Harbee drawing away into a lead of eight or ten lengths in the early part of the race The first six furlongs were run in 112 and at this stage Helen Barbee appeared to have her opposition soundly beaten She tired badly in the final fur ¬ long however and at the finish was staggering as a result of her early efforts The disappointment of the race was Altamaha which was i distant trailer from the start startFifty Fifty layers were in line a record number for the Canadian circuit this season The fact that it was the closing day of the meeting was probably re ¬ sponsible for the heavy S eculatlon Only two favorites scored the successful choices being Ly sander and Dorlon DorlonLight Light showers fell during the afternoon but tbev helped rather than hurt the going fast time being recorded dayThe throughout the day The haltermen were busy this afternoon and sev ¬ eral horses changed hands after they were beaten Sam Louis took Winning Widow out of the lirst race and R J Mackenzie retaliated for the loss of Veneta Strome by claiming Helen Barbee after she was beaten in the stake race Five claims were put in for Paris Queen after she was beaten In the sixth race by Sam Louis J H Respess J L Mc Ginnis J W BurUschell and L Garth Sam Louis secured drawingII the filly in the drawing II D Brown was a visitor at Windsor this after ¬ noon He announced that the improvements that have been going on at Laurel have been completed and that everything will be in readiness for the opening of the meeting in October Ten stakes will be run at Laurel the coming fall three of whlcii will have a value of 4000 and one the Grand Na ¬ tional Handicap will have a guaranteed value of 5000 The distance of the latter event will be one mile and an eighth The turns at Laurel have all lieen regraded and thrown up and a new top dressing lias Iwen spread over the track Entries for the stakes will close September 2 2Barney Barney Schreiber was also a visitor here today His mission was to secure a rider to go to Butte Mr Schreiber has a big string at Butto in charger of W McKinney who formerly trained a string for Charlie Bowman Mr Sehreiber will go from here to California to arrange for the shipment of seventy broodmares and yearlings from his farm In Cali ¬ fornia to Sedalia Mo MoOcean Ocean Hound is reported as having pulled up lame after a workout yesterday The injury is said to be a wrenched ankle which accounted for her with ¬ drawal from the D C Stakes this afternoon afternoonAlbert Albert Simons shipped the II P Whitney string to Fort Erie yesterday Hugh Penny and Ed Mooro and the J Pons string left tonight Two spec ¬ ials will depart for the Niagara Racing Associations course Monday morning morningNews News reached here from Washington today that Charles Hurlinganie formerly a wellknown pool ¬ room correspondent on the eastern and Canadian circuit has gone insane Bnrlingaine who is a telegraph operator was in attendance at the Demo ¬ cratic convention in Baltimore and broke down as a result of a nervous strain and the excessive heat heatNat Nat Ray formerly a crack steeplechase rider and now one of the leading reinsmen on the Grand Circuit was a visitor at Windsor this afternoon Ho showed that he still has a good eye for the thoroughbred by picking Cliff Edge and winning 500 on the latters victory victoryIt It is said that when Bachelor Girl won at Wind ¬ sor last Thursday at 40 to 1 she ran without stable backing with the exception of 25 which K R Bradley always wagers on any starter that goes to the post from Ids stable He took down over 1000 for his allegiance allegianceMany Many horses were worked at Windsor this morn ¬ ing The track was in splendid condition and some fair moves were shown among them being beingBounder Bounder Mile in 140 140Duval Duval Threequarters in 122 122Froglegs Froglegs Mile in 142 and mile and an eighth in 1 Guy 118Horron Fisher Threequarters in 118 Horron Threequarters in 114 114Impression Impression Mile and sixteenth in 151 Kemp 151Kemp Ridgely Mile in 143 143Lewin Lewin Half mile in 52 52Montcalm Montcalm Threveighths in 35 35Northcut Northcut Five and onehalf furlongs in 111 111Reybourn Reybourn Half mile in 50 50Rosseaux Rosseaux Threequarters in 118 118Star Star Charter Mile in 140 and mile and an eighth in 154 154Tho Tho Widow Moon Fiveeighths in 101 101Volthorpe Volthorpe Five and onehalf furlongs in 111
