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GEORGE SMITH STILL IS UNBEATEN Wins tho Chief Hamilton Raco Gallantly Pan Zareta Continues Her Victorious Way Hamilton Out June 28 Edward MiBrides un ¬ beaten twoyearold George Smith scored his seventh straight victory when he won the Spring Brewery Slakes at Hamilton this afternoon He carried 12 rounds came from a long way back after working liis way up on the outside and at the finish was going away from his opiHjnciits Todays race was th most impressive that the colt has shown The pace was fast from the start Several private timers caught the fiveeighths in 100 King Neptune which finished second to the winner also ran a smashing good race Like the winner he came from the rear but was fortunate In saving ground every foot of the way He was an added starter starterBy By far the most popular victory of the after ¬ noon was that of Pan Zareta which carried pounds and won the Valcartler Handicap by live lengths The mare was given a great ovation when she trotted back to the judges stand after the race She is a great favorite with the Canadians The mare rims with a gold bit in her bridle presented by one of her admirers J C Fletcher a Toronton ian The fractional time in her race today was 21f 47 r 1MJ Owner Newman announced that he would breed Pan Zareta next spring to Harry Payne Whitneys great stallion Br stick stickIn In the absence of Harry McDaniel who left for New York to attend the yearling sales as a rep ¬ resentative of Robert Davies Moving Picture was saddled by C Hainan HainanJockey Jockey Callahan was suspended for the remainder of the meeting for cutting across in front of the others with Sir ICdgar in the third pice Miss piceMiss Gayle changed hands after her victory C A Crew purchasing her at private sale from E W Moore for 80O 80OPresiding Presiding Steward Francis Nelson will submit a rule to the stewards of the Canadian Hacing Asso ¬ ciations for their consideration recommending that blinkers be aliolishcd next year on all but twoyear olds oldsG G W Seotf a Texas turfman vrho Is rnolnr n string on the Canadian circuit received word from Dallas thnt Clint Tucker had left for Tia Jiiana to begin work on the construction of the new plant at that place According to Mr Scotts informa ¬ tion a gang of carpcntrrs left Dallas for the Mexi ¬ can liorder towrj last week Elijah Brcwster contemplates shipping the horses that he is training for T J Kyan from here to Iteno at the conclusion of tho Hamilton meeting lie plans to take in the meeting at San Francisco after Iteno closes and before leaving will endeavor to purchase about four more horses horsesHoddy Hoddy P Alarshall announced that when his good mare The Widow Moon is retired she will IK mated to Ultimus Mr Marshall recently refused an offer of 1000 for tho mare He has a high re ¬ gard for Abe Frank as a sire and if the latter was localcd in Kentucky he would mate his mare with that sire sireMartin Martin Foley was an arrival from Latonia S A Newman of Cleveland also arrived to remain for the rest of the meeting Mr Newman is the owner of that promising twoyearold Phil Ungar and several others that 1C Moore is training trainingTht Tht Canadianbred twoyearold Old Pop pulled up lame after a trial this morning and waa ex ¬ cused from starting by the stewards stewardsJohn John Warren member of the firm of Smith Wir ren Jones was an arrival from Chicago this morning Mr Warren recently disposed of his in ¬ terests In tho HagenbeekWallace shows and will devote his time in the firture to his racing and bool niaking interests He rennrts that tho grand circuit trotting meeting at Ihe Dorval track near Montreal is a sure go goThe The Norman one of the horses that n B Elkins sent up from Kentucky has gone lame and will bo given a let up
