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TWO ,000 ATTRACTIONS Feature Woodbine Park Program and Bring Out Large Crowd. : Keltie Victor in William Mu-lock Cup Kuklux Takes the King George Stakes. - TORONTO. Ont., September 28. The Ontario Jockey Club for this afternoons racing featured the running of the .William Mulock Cup, a dash of a mile, and 70 yards for Canadian-breds, and the King George Stakes, a hlghweight handicap at three-quarters of a mile for all ages. Both of these offerings carried an added value of ,000 each. Keltie, an nnsexed son of Charles Edward Kelpie, led home one of the best bands of Canadian-breds that has faced the. barrier this year in the first mentioned race. Bugle March was. second and Sweet Bouquet third. Keltie was away in a tangle, raced around his opponents, assumed the lead on the backstretch and outlasted Bugle March in the final drive. Knklux and Bobby Allen fought it out the last eighth of the King George Stakes, with the former winning by a short head. The Boy secured the small end of the purse. j Ideal racing conditions again prevailed and a big crowd journeyed to the course to -witness the running of the card. Keen and interesting racing was witnessed, although several of the winners returned handsome dividends. , Hearts of Oak accounted for..the steeplechase from Kate Glenn and Ray" o Light. Hearts of Oak had been retired, from racing some time ago and did service in the stud of his breeder, Mr. H. Gid-dings, at Oakville, Ont. John Lumsdeu of Ottawa arrived this morning and will remain for the remainder of the meeting. The filial meeting of the Canadian Racing Associations will be held Wednesday morning, when all turf matters will be passed upon. W. M. Ryan will ship Bengnli and Kings Champion to Laurel on Saturday. Kings Champion spread his foot at Tdontreal, but is coming around nicely and will not be laid up as long as first thought. George W. Beardmores Ladder of Light has goue wrong and will be retired to the stud; KILMER. STABLE GOING EAST! The division of the Willis Sharpe Kilmer stable here in charge of trainer Will McDaniel will be shipped to Pimlico Tuesday to await the opening there. Fred Mnsante will ship to Laurel Saturday. In the string are My Dear, Joan of Arc, King John jnd others. King John and St. Germain were placed on the schooling list yesterday. There is at present fifteen on that list. W. T. Trenholnic arrived from Montreal this morning and will remain for the remainder of ?he meeting. Trainer W. Walsh will ship Red Post to Cuba next winter with several others. Jockey J. Smith will accompany the stable. Mortimer Mahoney, manager of the mutuel plants at Laurel and Pimlico, departed for Baltimore last evening. Mr. Mahoney left his two assistant managers, W. J. Lynch and Dave Heisman, in charge of .the Woodbine plant. Mr. Mahoney will assume his duties at Laurel and will be joined by Mr. Lynch. Mr. Heisman will remain in charge here. J. G. Wagnoii, training for the Pelican Stable, arrived yesterday from Kentucky. Mr. Wagnoii made arrangements for the shipment of fifteen yearlings to Shreveport, La., to the farm of W. H. Rowe. The youngsters have all been tried out under saddle and a division will be shipped to New Orleans to participate in winter racing at that point. St. Paul is the latest among tlic Glddlngs racers to be" taken down with an attack of coughing.
