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ACCIDENTS AT DUFFERIN PARK K i i Jockey R. Duggan Injured in Third .*d | i Race — Dark Revue Falls and Tommy Rose Is Left. ! i [ TORONTO, Ont., June 20.— Fore Isus, rac »* • ■ ! ; ing for the Erindale Stable, accounted for j the running of the Awde Street Purse, feature of the third days racing at Dufferin * Park. The running was marred by a poor 5H« start and a spill, the Cosgrave Stables Dark Revue falling on the far turn while racing Kg j I with the leading Penabud. Tommy Rose was as ! left at the post at the start when he broke fce j | in the air, while Trey dwelt when the start irt j j came. I It was the second spill of the afternoon, n ! the first in the third race, causing injury «7 I I to jockey R. Duggan when Little Hetty and nd j ! Damica went down. j Fore Isus was well ridden in the feature ; by S. D. Birlcy and 3he raced to an easy two wo and one-half lengths victory before Mrs. J- J. j Badames Trey at the end of the seven fur-longs. ur~ ! Third place went to G. F. Potters Penabud, a length back. Ideal racing weather prevailed this afternoon er- after an early morning rain which ich left the track in good condition up until »*0 noon. The breeze soon dried the track out 5ut and racing was conducted over a fast racing ng i ; strip. | SLIGHT DELAY AT START. I There was only a slight delay at the start art j j but when they were sent away, Tommy my | I Rose, which was on the outside, broke ,ke i : straight in the air and was left, while Trey "ey j ! dwelt slightly. Penabud sprinted to the the j ! lead followed by Dark Revue and Fore JJ Isus. In the run to the first turn, Penabud I and Dark Revue sprinted clear, and while lile making the turn Dark Revue stumbled and ind was unable to regain her feet, and in going ing down threw jockey C. McTague clear. The he j j others were well back at this stage and tnd easily avoided the accident. I As they straightened out in the stretch tch : for the first turn, Trey drove past Fore Isus and took second place, while Birlcy held eld i the Erindale mare in close attendance. ! After making the paddock turn, Trey rey , moved to the leading Penabud and the pah •*« fought for the lead all through the back ick stretch. Leaving the back stretch, Biiley ley called on Fore Isus and, responding with i a H rush, she went up fast to take command, nd, drawing clear as the stretch was reached. ted. Trey held on well and had a length margin gin before Penabud at the end. Tommy Rose, jse, which had been left, galloped around the the course far back.
