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1 | I , I I [ , , I I I t 1 j j I i j | 1 I . Woodbine Park Turf Notes TORONTO. Ont, May 14. Jockey Paul Madiera has arrived from Baltimore. Jockey Albert Gantner was an arrival from Baltimore. Catamaran of the Smallman Stable was credited with a mile in 1 :49. Peter Walls has been enagaged to ride Thornton in the Kings Plate. The Riverdale Stables four-year-old Delusive was sent three-quarters in 1 :20. Jockey P. Walls has arrived from Brooklyn and has reported to Henry McDanleL Paul Ciceris Real Artist, the Queen City Stables jumpers and a division from the Bedwell string have arrived at the track. Henry McDaniel gave the J. K. L.. Ross horses useful work and trainer George Simmons gave the plater Rebus a mile around i 1:50. j Jockey Fred Gariepy will ride for the ! I stable of Jack Whyte. who will also look after the outside engagements of this prom- j ! ising rider. | I Joseph McT.,ennan, racing secretary for the Canadian Racing Associations, has arrived , from Pimlico and was a visitor at the track i ! Monday morning. Dale Brothers of Markham have turned over to Jack Whyte two of their prominent thoroughbreds— a five-year-old Knglish-bred and a two-year-old by Sobieski. I O. A. Razon purchased at private sale the three-year-old Tidal Wave from Miller Hen- | derson. The horse has been turned over to Allan Bullcroft for supervision in training. Jack Reid, an apprentice with John Nixon, I whose riding in recent engagements has been exceptionally promising, has been added to I I the regular staff, having graduated with honors. ! J. Placet will ride Xophime In her first North American start at Toronto. She is j i slated to ro in the Woodbine Steeplechase, I the 0,000 added feature of the Toronto steeplechasing. The plater, Mexican Pete, made an im- pressive move Monday morning with Floyd i j Cooper in the saddle, covering the mile and an eighth in 1:57%. The first eighth was recorded at :12 and the half at :4D%. Fd Seagram, accompanied by W. W. Fer- guson. agent for the Seagram stable, came down from Waterloo to inspect the horses at the track. There are twenty-five horses of i the Seagram stable now at Woodbine. Fugeno W. Bury, who will officiate as associate judge at the meeting of the Back River Jockey Club at Montreal, was a visitor | at the track prior to his departure for the I eastern city. Mr. Bury officiated at the j Columbus meeting.
