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HEARTS OF OAK GOOD CANADIANBRED Giddings Colt Carries Big Impost to Victory in Race at Woodbine Inlan Again Changes Hands HandsToronto Toronto Out September ill The program offered by the Ontario Jockey Club this afternoon was made up of a series of overnight races in which horses of ordinary calibre were entered The Elgin Purse for Canadianbred twoyearolds and the Rrocken hurst Steeplechase over the twomiles course were the principal attractions attractionsHearts Hearts of Oak the Rassetlaw colt bred by II Gid dings made his opposition look cheap in the Elgin Purse He scored in runaway fashion after lead ¬ ing from the start startMiss Miss Chamblets 15111 Andrews came back after his victory of yesterday aud won the Rrockcnhurst Steeplechase It was his third race on successive days In todays race he was the only one of the three starters that went the course without mis ¬ hap Young Morpheus fell when it appeared as if he would certainly In1 a winner Wicksou came to grief early in the struggle losing his rider at tiie ninth Jump Roth horses were remounted and fin ¬ ished ishedInlan Inlan which was claimed by William Yalker from Woodford Clay after his defeat the other day changed hands again this afternoon after he won the fourth race He was entered to be sold for 51000 and was carried to 1400 by R S Michell who secured him at that figure Together with Lewis and Flitterfoot Iiilan will be raced on tho uey Canadian western circuit next season seasonSeveral Several horses were worked between races this afternoon Calumny was sent a mile and a half in 245 going the lirst mile aud a quarter in 218 Calgary received his linal trial for the Grey Stakes Charley Patterson let him work a mile in l4i It was the lirst time that the colt was ever worked over a heavy track Tankard worked directly aft r Calgary and went a mile In 1 40 eased up at tin end Heresy was sent a mile and a quarter in 17 and Colston a mile and a half in 24 Sotemia was also scut a mile and a half as follows 52 147 212 239 Star Charter was sent a mile and a half yesterday in 245 245W W It Norvell was today notified of his appoint ¬ ment as associate steward by the Mineral Springs Jockey Club lie will leave for the Indiana trad tt the conclusion of the Hillercst meeting Ray meetingRay of Pleasure was claimed after his defeat by Henrietta W in the lifth race bv J P Murphy She cost the latter 0 0Adam Adam Reck and J E Seagram were among those who witnessed the races at Woodbine this afternoon It was their lirst visit to the track this season seasonFourteen Fourteen carload of horses will leave for Laurel on Monday next Several owners will ship to the Maryland SaturdayTrainer track on Saturday Trainer C T Patterson will take Plate Glass to Maryland with tin rest of the Davies string The black son of Plaudit is going along satisfactorily once more and will be ready to race in a couple of weeks weeksW W A Rurttsehell has decided on his arrival in Maryland to turn Question Mark and Spellbound out until next spring Roth roses went wrong in their last races racesItadation Itadation was jumiied on and badly cut down yes ¬ terday and will l e retired for the season seasonNews News of the death of Tom Merry in Portland Ore a few days ago was received here todav Mr Merry was the oldest turf journalist in America and was the author of a uumber of interesting pub ¬ lications thoroughbredMarie relating to the thoroughbred Marie T a twoyearold in the stable of J C Sturgis broke down yesterday Shipments yesterdayShipments from here are about to start for Ken tucky Maryland and other points Allan Rullcroft with N Macfarlanes horses will ship to Piping Hock Clan Alpine a promising three yearold in this string will start in the Harbor Hill steeple ¬ chase
