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PHIL UNGAR STAKE WINNER. - . . -. Z0LLIC0FFER COLT BEATS BURGLAR BY A LENGTH IN D. and C. STAKES. Much Crowding Spoils Burglars Chances Rumors to the Effect That Racing in Canada May Bo Continued After August 1. Windsor, Out., July 18. E. T. Zollicoffcr furnished the winner of todays feature race at Windsor, when Phil Ungar beat Burglar out by a length in the D. and C. Stakes, a dash of a mile, to which ,000 was added. The race was run over a deep and heavy track and Phil Ungar was a forward contender from the start. Sterling rode him with good judgment. Ho saved him from the fast early pace behind Ting-a-Ling for the first half and, when rounding the far turn, moved him up on the inside into an easy lead. At the finish he was under restraint. Ting-a-Ling swerved over to the outside on the far turn and at the finish was next to the outside rail. Burglar, after meeting with some interference on the first turn, where there was much crowding and bumping, closed a gap with a great rush. With better racing luck he would undoubtedly have won. The D. and C. Stakes was run for the sixth time today and its list of winners, with other details, follow: Year. Winner. A.Wt. Jockey. Val. Time 1912 Edda 4 108 J. Butwell. .$ 915 1:3S 1913 Prince Ahmed.. 9 100 L. Deronde. 1,155 1:38V- 1914 Robt. Bradley.. 4 105 A. Claver.. 1,155 1:37-0 1915 Fountain Fay. ..5 105 A. Claver.. 1,500 1:40 " 1910 King Gorin ...3 101 F. Cooper.. 1,090 1:40 1917 Phil Ungar 4 103$ D. Stirling 2,340 1:48 Wash Non-ell, secretary of the Kenilworth track, was an arrival from Toronto. Mr. Norvell reported successful meetings at both of the Toronto half-milers, despite bad weather. He will open ids office at the Kenilworth track tomorrow. Best Stablos to Remain for Kenilworth Meeting. Charles Millar, owner of Tartarean and other Canadian-bred horses, was an arrival from Toronto. Mr. Millar is one of the moving spirits in the Kenilworth track, which meeting follows that at Windsor. The management at Kenilworth has provided a high-class program and the liberal purses have influenced the best stables to remain over for that, meeting. Tho officials will bo practically the same as those at Windsor. Rumors flew thick and fast about the hotel lobbies last night of a possible extension of the racing season in Canada after August 1. According to the stories, the government had reconsidered its stand as to racing and would grant an extension until October 1, if the request was made by the right sort of people. It is doubtful, however, if the season is prolonged beyond August 1. Mrs. M. A. AVarner claimed the plater Starter after ho won the sixth race yesterday. J. O. Burttschcll has shipped the two platcra Astrologer and Meissen to Toronto, where they Will be turned out. J. W. Schorr has wired E. W. Moore asking for a call on the services of jockey Crump for the Saratoga meeting. James Arthur received a dispatch from his man at Fort Erie, that the three-year-old Bondage, which was taken sick at the conclusion of that meeting, has rounded to and is mending rapidly The division of the Grant Hugh Browne horses 111 charge of C. J. Casey, and the strings of S. Doyle and AV. Walker, will be shipped to the Thorncliffe track from here.
