The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
G0OO SPORT At
WINDSOR RACES
Opening Day Sees First Glass Run
ming and Crowd Turns Out
Strong.

There was a good crowd at Windsor
Monday afternoon for the opening OF
the fall race meeting. Everything
passed Off regularly and the talent
wasn't upset to amy great degree. Ed
ma. at IL 10 /, in the seventh race. and
Nick O Time. 10 to /. in the second,
provided those who happened TO be on
the right side with medium for TAX
ing a little coin from the bookmakers.
The last race provided the most eX-
element OF the day Albert Star broke
his bride and ran away for two miles
before being stopped. so he was
scratched and new book made. In
trying 10 take Rockcastle through
Jockey Gross plunged over his horses
head and was 'trampled on. Gross SUI
fered broken rib. broken nose and
cuts about the face.
rIttSI RACE
Purse 500, for 3-year -olds and up.
s furlongs. Jack Atkin. TO 10, won
by length: Flying Footsteps, ~ 10
|; second; Emperor William. ! TO !,
wick and John Griffon III. also ran.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. 4-year.olds and up. stee-
plechase. about miles: Nick O-Time.
Frances Joseph. DIR. J. +. Aiken. DIR.
Heard and John Dillon also ran.
Purse ,.oo fnr s.vsar.aids selling. s
furlongs: Moncreif. to l. won: Rash,
IL TO /. second: Miss Jonah, 10 TO l,
third. Time. 100. Thrifty, Missive.
Danceway. BAYERN and Fort Worth
FOURTH RACE.
Royal Oak handicap, purse $500,
for 3-year-olds and up. Lis miles
a n % M
TO 1. second: Guy Fisher. Z 10 l. third.
Time. las 2-5 TaNunda. Leamence.
Fort Johnson also ran.
FIFTH RACE. mi.
length; Quincy Belle. 2 to /. second,
Nora Emma, 10 to l, third Time.
0l W. Ss s RSsy HGsy s
Purse $500, 3-year-olds and up, sell
ing. mile: The Golden Butterfly. to
i. won by head; Bang. 10 to /, second;
i:so as Hedge Rose. The Monk.
Judge Lassins, Tomato; ,,i Dangerous Ms,n
Spindle and Sandrian also ran.
SEVENTH RACE.
Purse $500, for 2-year-olds N rur-
longs: Eda. II 10 l., won by four
r.. s TO /. third. Time. ;06 Id. Little
Father. Ella Bryson. Messenger Boy
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE.
Purse $500. 3-year-olds and up, mile
and furlong Blackboard. 3 to 8, won
by two lengths; Hans. IL to 5, second:
Ferrand Cecilian. ls to 5. third. Time.
Rockcastle, St Ilario and Azo also ran.
WINDSOR ENTRIES TUESDAY.
First Race-Purse. 2-yearolds. ~
furlongs: Ivabel. loa; Louis des Cog
LOG. Imprint. 107 Jim L.. ia; Cismont.
1908: Little Father, 106; Martin W. Lit
Teton. LOG, Miss Jonah. lo7; Bette
Second Race-Steeplechase. 4-year-
olds and up. about miles: Teddy
Bear. 1872: Oakhurst. lao: xNebuchad-
nezzar. 1872; xTourney. l46; Daera, i4o:
High Hat, 1915 Ontario, lac; DR.. Pill
low. xCoupled.
Third Race--Canadian bred. 3-year-
olds and up. mile: Commoia go ~; S,r
Shrimp. So: Mill on the Floss, 100
Fourth Race-Purse, 3-year-olds and
up. Z furlongs: Sylvia Dunbar "a; Ell
nm Beau, 49, Osorine. i02; Tony Bonero.
SO; Compton. 90; Spellbound. lO+; GIN
Fifth Race-Maidens. 2-year-ol ds. 5
sss; ReS ios Vest
ern Boy. 1903. The Busy Body. lo2; Al
lie Bitten. 1922 Anne Revere, 1os Ok
olona, 106: Blair Baggley. 100.
Sixth Race-Maidens, 25yyear-oindsi
iO2, Bad News IL. 1o6: Goldleaf. 100;
Apple Prince. 1o9; Shadwell, 102; Sher-
iff Bradley, 1906 Nettie Marchmont, LOG:
Belair LOG: Scribe. 100.
Seventh. Race-selling, s-year-olds
WOODLAND, '99: Cooney X. 106; Elan
Beau. 100; Chapultepec. III Jane Swift,
100; King Avondale, l07; Ben Double,
ito: Ida D., 's7: Bedninster. 1o6; Sim
fran, 10s La Refine Hindoo. ITO. Also
eligible to start: Otilo, 10; Stafford.
I0i; Jennie Wells 100; Bambro. 102.
Eighth Race-Selling, 3-year-olds
and up. l-16 miles: Norman. 30:
cloyne, 90: Great Jubilee, 1o3; Lad o, Of
Preston. '9l; The Golden Butterfly.
10l, Hooray. 1oS; Kokomo. JOG; Con
sole, 10S: King OF Mist. zoe; Montclair.
1903. Jno Reardon. i05; Roseboro. 1oS.
Also eligible TO start; Coils Ormsby,
slO1 Little Minnie. 90
Apprentice allowance claimed.