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FORT ERIE MEETING OVER f t 1 Largest Crowd in History of the Course Sees Final Days Racing Marjorie Hynes and Clean Gone Goneat at Long Odds Win the thePrincipal Principal Eaces FORT ERIE Ontario July 10 The first meet ¬ ing of the Niagara Racing Association closed this afternoon with the running of an attractive card and the largest crowd in the history of the course attending On an average the fields were larger than in the previous days of the meeting A fast track under sunny skies developed seme excellent racing Interest was divided between the fourth and fifth races the former the Great Lakes Han ¬ dicap at a mile and seventy yards bringing out the best handicap horses here while the Buffalo Handicap at threequarters of a mile was con ¬ tested by a large speedy and wellbalanced field fieldLongpriced Longpriced winners figured prominently in to ¬ days results Marjorie Hynes at long odds ac ¬ counted for the sprinting feature of the day in easy fashion but was fortunate in having the strongest contenders carried wide in the stretch Jilarjcrie Ilynes set the pace from the start and turned into the stretch with a comfortable lead with King Herod George Starr and His Choice right in line and all apparently ready for a charge on the leader when Simpson on King Herod car ¬ ried the others wide and put them out of the run ¬ ning Mayor House and St Queutin slipped through the opening thus made and divided the remainder of tiie purse between them themClean Clean tione supplied the upset in the longdis ¬ tance feature Coming from behind after being confidently rated behind a killing pace through tie first half mile the J Farrell color bearer wore down Dr Joe in the last sixteenth and won by a neck from the latter Midnight Sun saved third money Clean Gone equaled the track record of 142 for a mile and 70 yards established by Lovetie The time in the sprint feature also was excellent being but threefifths of a second slower than the 111 made by Leochares LeocharesThe The afternoons sport began by the overthrow of the public choice Sweet Bouquet being uuplace in the first race the unconsidered Jim Petrie pay ¬ ing 83910 for S2 scampering home ahead of Glow Worm with Miss Eijwards in third place placeAgain Again in the following race a long shot was home first in Roseate which beat the favorite Flying Ford a length after the latter had set the pace to the last eighth eighthBlazonry Blazonry was liked best in the third but Jack 1C made a runaway of the race winning by ten lengths lengthsTrophy Trophy carrying the colors of W F Poison the Buffalo turfman attempted to runaway with the sixth race but lost ground on the turn in the homestretch and Night Wind closing with a ter ¬ rific hurst of speed caught the leader and out gamed him in the final strides stridesJockey Jockey Butwell was struck in the eye by a lump of dirt in the running of the first race while astride Fair Lassie and yas forced to pull up his mount while in a contending position positionJoseph Joseph McLennan and his assistants Larry OSBrien and Melville Alien leave for AVindsor to ¬ night William Martin who has been serving the Cana ¬ dian Ilacing Associations as patrol and paddock judge at this meeting will serve in the former capacity fit Windsor WindsorHORSES HORSES SHIPPED TO WINDSOR WINDSORLoading Loading 6f horses to be shipped to Windsor be ¬ gan immediately after the seventh race Cars were not available to accommodate all those who yjshed to make the trip but arrangements have been nuide by representatives of the express com ¬ panies to start another train rolling Sunday or Monday Among those shioping to Windsor are E W Moore W Burttschell Dick Williams O E 1oiis Ilarrv Giddings J Walters F Musante t Seifert G E Phillips T Hodge D Raymond I B Dunn J Kennedy J D Atkins II Neu steter M Lowcnstein H Oots G M Hendrie J JJixon and the Seagram and Thorucliffe stables stablesThe The horses of S A Clopton will be sent from here to Empire City CityiFred iFred Kchelke trainer of the Canadian division of the J K L Ross stable shipped His Choice and Princeps to New York after their races to ¬ day The remainder of the Ross horses will be sent to Hamilton on Tuesday to be rested up for the next meeting there Jockeys Claver and De Mayo will accompany the stable to Windsor WindsorAnother Another consignment of thoroughbreds will bo made to Hamilton Monday including those of E T Zollicoffer W Oliver C A Crew C Irby anI the Brookdale Stable StableShaun Shaun Gilmartin who has been in charge of the parimutiiel department here leaves tomorrow night for Baltimore where he will assist Morti ¬ mer Mahoney in getting the Pimlico and Laurel plants ready for fall racing racingL L Brown shipped his useful sprinter Sedan to Montreal last night On Monday there will be another shipment to the Mount Royal course in ¬ cluding the horses of W French B E Chapman and A V Thomas among others othersStarter Starter Frank McGinty was a visitor at the course today coining here from Toronto TorontoItryuhlld Itryuhlld was added to the schooling list yes ¬ terday terdayThe The mysterious visit of J W Hendricks to Ottawa coincident with the Little Boy ringer inci ¬ dent is being investigated according to announce ¬ ment by Canadian Racing Associations officials today todayF F Musante has reversed his intention of tak ¬ ing over the training of Spearlene for W J Kramer Instead A C Xiehaus will look to the conditioning of the horse horseThe The Calumet Stable has wired here asking that a price be placed on Dr Joe from the J S Tyrce stable stableT T Francis goes from here to Windsor for the racing there where his horses are stabled in care of James Arthur
