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TRAINING GALLOPS AT WOODBINE. Toronto. Ont.. May 1.!.— Sundays rain left Woodbine a little slow, but not muddy, and plentv of Useful work was daaa Monday, though top speed was not asked of the horses. Southern Maid went three quarters in 1:1!. and Dr. Meet was a second slower. Fountain lay, a mile in 1:47%, was the bes of tbe day. Calgary, first Sight ami Ke.iil anil a mile in two minutes, and Cold Bud breezed her turn of the track in 1 :." :!. Pram the Waterloo stable Bustling and Puritan Lass did a mile in 1:30%. The Platers Sea Lord and Yastatio showed a mile in 1:31, and were nulled up a mile and an eighth in 2:05. Sir Laaace-lot and Ypsilon were cut half ■ mile in " 4. From the Brookilab- Stable Crystiawoga led Ttppe can. e and Double Bass a hall in •-:. and three-quarters in 1:18%. The two yea l olds. Lady Cur-zon and John Thompson, diil a hall in 51%, and Kelton and .lack Morgan went in SB. Other works were: Stucco, half mile in 50%: Dynamite, three quarters in 1:22; Martola and Cellar Humllev. five-eighths in 1417%; Voivode and Herald C three quarters in 1:24; .1. H. Houghton, half in 52: .laeomo. ball in ."id. The stable of Mm W. Schorr, of Memphis, now located at Churchill Downs, consists of tv. •utytwo horses, and about twelve or fourteen of them will be shipped to Woodbine next Monday. With ten two-year-olds in the one stable, many must be idle if ail are at the aaaae track. lackey .1. Haaaeer is the regular rider for the stable, and ha may have the mount on one of the Kings llaters on Wood bines opening day. Tbe lameness of Mausolus may disappear, as it has before, but just now it seems likely to keep him out of the Plate. The trouble is difficult to locate exactly. Bad la-t year it left him in a few days. His owner. 11. H. Koberts. was in l—larfllt to see tlie Derby, and to look aliout for a rider for bis hors. in the race Ihat all Canadians are so anxious to win.
