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WINDSORS JULY MEETING Plenty of Horses to Be on Hand for Bacing From July 14 to 21. . Delegations From Various American Tracks to Join Big Contingent Jfm Bacing on Canadian Circuit. DETROIT, Mich., Juno 24, Horses, and plenty of them from all of the turf centers of the country, will be shipped to Windsor for the meeting the week of July 14-21. Stalls have been reserved for thoroughbreds now racing at Latonia, Washington Park, Aurora, Aqueduct, Fairmount Park and Montreal. As usual, the Windsor Jockey Club is the great melting pot for turf celebreties at its meetings each summer across the river. Of course, stalls have been reserved by the Seagram Stable, twenty this season for its formidable band, including Edisto and Gaffs-man, Frontier Handicap, candidates, and for Dileas Gu Brath, by Campfire, and Kundals, by Runantell candidates for the ,000 Provincial Stakes, for. two-year-olds. The Seagram outfit comes from Fort Erie and Woodbine Park, in Toronto. J. E. Griffith and Mrs. R. L Miller have reserved fourteen stalls for their horses, including Single Foot and Canter, nominees for the 0,000 Frontier Handicap. These; horses are now at Latonia. W. J. Potter has asked for ten stalls for his stable, including Brilliant, eligible for the Frontier Handicap, and Polvo, entered for the Ojibway Stakes. From Jamaica, Patterson Kimball has requested five stalls be reserved for his thoroughbreds and Thomas McCreery, at the same track, asks for six stalls. W. J. Poison, in reserving ten stalls for his head, says he will ship at the close of the meeting at Fort Erie. A. J. Dertel wired from Latonia to keep six stalls for the Kenton Farm horses which will be shipped to "Windsor. The Kenton Farm Stable has Typhoon, Torrent and Atlantic, likely two-year-olds in the PXjvincial Stakes, and General Haldeman in the Frontier Handicap. Sam Louis has reserved stabling room for his horses, several of which have been made eligible for Windsor stakes, including Lounger, Laveen, Harry Carroll, Foundation, Blaze and Trapdale. From Fairmount Park, Charles Koemer will ship ten head, C. R Anderson ten and the Silverbrook Stable two. Harry S. Jobes, writing from Jamaica, asks for five stalls for his band, which embraces Ragweed, eligible for the Sandwich and Ojibway Stakes. Mrs. H. D. Cox will ship her stable of ten head from Montreal and B. Ray, with three, and Harry S. Hart, with nine, will ship from Woodbine Park, Toronto, Ont Edward F. Whitney has engaged stabling room for his band, which includes Joy Smoke, Mr. Pep, Gymkhana, Inquisitor, Cayuga, Samson and Wedding Flight, all stake entries.
