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BESTHOFFS SUPERIOR SPEED Gives the Moore Colt an Easy Victory in Belle Isle Purse By Jiminy Meets First Defeat in Five Races Mishap to Harry Giddings Primo WINDSOR Out July 20 W Moores Assagai Bettje Sue threeyearold coty Resthoff made a runaway race of the Belle Isle purse at a mile and a sixteenth for threeyearolds and over Avhich Avns provided by the Windsor Jockey Club as tt feature of the card for the sixth ay ot the meeting ty Dear and Snapdragon II Avere second and third re ¬ spectively Jockey It Kennedy the promising young rider Avlio came to the Canadian circuit from Ken ¬ tucky had the mount oil the winner He rushed Besthoff to the front and rating him well brought him across the finish line five lengths in front of his opponents Avithout a faltering stride Jockey Arthur Morgan essayed a comeback in the Belle Isle purse and landed Snapdragon II in third position positionBy By Jiminy the Jim Gaffney filly which lias been scoring so consistently on this circuit this summer in competition with the better grade of juveniles met her first defeat in five races when she fin ¬ ished fourth in the third race in a field that Avas led to the end by Last Rose Anna Wood and Made ¬ line Lillian By Jiminy however was the victim of poor racing luck In close quarters throughout e nt lv l 1 Wl l + w v filitoKSibbiliJejf wlis bumped about ar thtf pole Avlien she found an opening and hau j I I gun to respond for the final effort effortCharles Charles Henry the good looking Jack Atkin Prudential Girl colt for which Moore and Perkins recently refused a large sum Avorked exceptionally well at the Windsor course this morning and will be a starter in the twoyearold stake at Kenil wortli wortliPrimo Primo came out of his victory in the Canadian Handicap Monday slightly bowed and will be on the shelf for a time timeW W McKinney trainer of the E T Zollicoffer horses is an arrival from Hamilton Avhere the horses in his charge are being rested up upJ J I Campbell plans a trip from here to Hart ¬ ford Conn at the end of the meeting for the purpose of taking in the yacht races after Avhicli lie will return to Fort Erie to prepare for the sec ¬ ond meeting there thereEntries Entries for the inaugural program at Kenil wortli on Thursday Avill be accepted at that course tomorrow morning by Wash Norvell They also will be received at the Windsor Jockey Club course by Julius Reeder ReederJockey Jockey C Itiiell Avas suspended for five days by the stewards for rough riding Avhile going to the first turn Avitli Bond the winner of the last race Monday MondayJockey Jockey Mangan was sot down for three days by the starter for disobedience at the post astride Paul Connelly in the seventh Monday MondayThe The suspension for the remainder of the meet ¬ ing meted out to Jockey Oltrieu yesterday came from the stewards stand for cutting across in front of Martin A Noonan in the opening race and not from the starter for disobedience at the post postT T F Bornman plans to rest up the horses of Miss M Kelly and II S Koppin following the Kenilworth meeting until the resumption of the sport in Windsor WindsorW W A Iturttschell has secured stall reservations at Saratoga and Avill ship to the Spa at the con ¬ clusion of the Kenilwortli meeting meetingGene Gene Elrod Avho is in charge of the mutuel de ¬ partment here goes to Louisville for a rest follow ¬ ing the current meeting Milton Meffert Avill supervise the machines at Kenilworth KenilworthMeyer Meyer Cohen died in Denver immediately after his arrival there in searcli o relief from tuber ¬ culosis according to word received here today His body was returned to Kansas City for burial burialWord Word has been received here of the death in Chicago of Perry Peoples an oldtime bookmakers clerk clerkFred Fred Musaiite will ship his string to Saratoga from here Tie Pin and W II Buckner have been placed on the schooling list listStarter Starter Frank McGinty is an arrival
