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MUD RUNNERS AGAIN SCORE RACING AT WOODBINE IS UNDER BRIGHT SKIES BUT OVER HEAVY TRACK Amberite Is Returned Winner of the Stanley StanleyProduce Produce Stakes Miss Edith Takes a Purse Pursefor for the Schorr Stable Toronto Out September 25 The races at Wood ¬ bine this afternoon were run under bright skies but over a deep and heavy track It was a great day for tlie mud runners and horses fancying that sort of going enjoyed a decided advantage The Stanley Produce Stakes one of the fixtures of the fall meetings at AVoodbine was offered as a fea ¬ ture and furnished the best contest of the after ¬ noon Amberite won by a neck from Airey after a long hard stretch drive The conditions of the Stanley Produce Stakes are patterned after the Futurity of tlo Coney Island Jockey Club and it was in keeping with tradition that todays winner Amberite should be by a winner of the Coney Island Jockey Clubs Futurity Martimas Am ¬ berite made all of her own pace and although tiring in the stretch hung on with good courage Airey which liuished second was undoubtedly best and with a better judged ride would have won Small permitted Airey to drop too far out of contention in the early running and then delaved making Ills bid too long At the finish Airey was going much faster than the winner and was only beaten a neck The slake was worth f2275 net to the winner winnerThe The tabled history of the Stanley Produce Stakes is given below Vesir AVinner AVt Jockey Val Time 1 00 The Provost 120 Ballard 1440214 101 John Huskin 121 Aititoe 1140 212i 212i1H02 1H02 Red Robe 120 Blake 1385218 1103 215J1I04 Ayrshire 122 Monroe 11SO 215J 1I04 AVar AVhoop 122 Romsiuelli 1000218 1105 Inferno 127 J AValsh 2255210 22552101OG 1OG Slaughter 125 TrculMil 2030 2OSj 20Ji1JOS 1107 Sea AAall 115 R McDanlel 20SO 20Ji 1JOS Seismic 125 CHShilling 2025 210 1009 Fort Garry 110 Mentry 2155 212j 1910 Frolic 110 Taplin 1050213 1911 Powdermau 107 McCahey 18202143 1912 Amberite 110 Teahan 2275 2 12g 12gThe postthis The Schorr stable sent only one horse to the post this afternoon Miss Edith and she was returned winner after making a runaway affair of the second race in which she met ordinary opposition Flit terfoot which finished third in this race was claimed after his defeat by I R Morgan for 1185 Flitterfoot is destined for Saskatoon where he will be raced next season seasonTlie Tlie colors of Miss Chamblet were seen In front for the first time on the circuit when Bill Andrews cantered home an easy winner in the steeplechase Bill Andrews has been improving right along He made all of his own pace today and fencing in bril ¬ liant fashion was never in trouble Ryan was eas ¬ ing him up at the finish finishReports Reports come from Baltimore that Wooltex the brother to Nonau which N K Bcal is training for Fred W Gerhardy has developed into a slashing good fencer Several of the steeplechase sharps aro after the horse but Mr Gerhardy has decided to keep him and send him to the post in the Harbor Hill Steeplechase to be run at Piping Rock AVool tex was sold in the paddock at Charleston last spring for 150 150Among Among the visitors at AAoodbine this afternoon was AVinnie OConnor who will be remembered as one of the leading riders in America a few years ago He returned from France a couple of weeks ago to attend to the settlement of the estate of his father who died in Brooklyn last summer He will remain here until the close of the meeting and if the opportunity offers will accept a mount in one of the steeplechases run here At present OConnor is employed as rider and trainer for M Mums in Franca and has sixty horses in charge chargeTho Tho Navies string will probably be shipped from here to Laurel The horses trained by Willie Mar ¬ tin and R Rathman will leave for the Marvland track tomorrow and on Saturday S AV Streott P J Miles Martin Foley and E McBride will ship Jockey shipJockey Teahan piloted three winners this after ¬ noon In the Stanley Produce Stakes in which he had the mount on Amberite he was unable to keep the latter straight and as a result bumped a coupf of horses in the early part of the race The stew ¬ ards ridingAfter lined him 100 for rough riding After the races this evening a Canadianbred yearling brother to Ondramida owned by Harry Giddings was worked an eighth through the mud in 13 13The The shareholders of tlie Ontario Jockey Club will decide at a meeting this fall whether to build si new grandstand at AVoodbine or dispose of the prop ¬ erty and build a new racing plant on the ground acquired by the club last year across the HumlRr river cityA and about ten miles from the city A B Dade will leave for Kentucky at the con ¬ clusion of the meeting to remain until his duties call him to Laurel LaurelThree Three claims were put in for Colston after he was beaten yesterday and in the drawing William Walker secured the horse horseThe The weights for the Inaugural Handicap 2000 added one inilei to be run at Laurel on the opening day October 1 were announced by Secretarv Mc Lennan this afternoon They are as follows Horse A AVt Horse A AVt AVtAdams Adams Express 4 12Y5 Light O M Life 3 10S 10SPriscillian Priscillian 7 125 Cliff Edge 0 lOS lOSFroglegs Froglegs 121 Rolling Stone 4 105 105Sir Sir John Jolinson7 119 Sebago 4 105 105Lovetie Lovetie 5 119 Don MacdonaldC 105 105Guy Guy Fisher US Hamilton 3 105 105Ocean Ocean Bound 5 IIS Mediator 4 103 103AAorth AAorth 3 115 Republican 3 103 103Prince Prince Ahmed S 110 Madrigalian 4 102 Hilarious 0 115 Amelia Tenks 5 1OI 1OIShackleton Shackleton 4 114 G M Miller 5 100 100Tho Tho Manager 3 114 Pretend 5 100 100Countless Countless 5 114 Spring Board 3 100 100Sprite Sprite 3 112 Penobscot 3 G GSuperstition Superstition 7 111 Sager 5 05 05Edda Edda 4 110 Yellow Eyes 3 05 05Bob Bob R 5 110 Altamaha 4 94 94Lochiel Lochiel 4 109 Col IloIIoway 3 93 93Lahore Lahore 4 109 Nonpareil 3 02 02Carlton Carlton G 5 109 Flamma 3 01 01Dr Dr Duenner 4 109
