THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, DECEMBER
29; 1933.
LATEST INFORMATION ABOUT TRAINING TRIALS
ENGLISH FLAT RACING
SEASON REVIEWED
SOME INTERESTING NOTES ABOUT LEADING, OWNERS, HORSES, TRAINERS & JOCKEYS
Below will be found an absorbing review of the English Flat Racing season which recently concluded. It appeared in a recent issue of the Sunday Sportsman, and contains several matters of interest to race-goers.
Unlike Umidwar, Mrs. Rustom had Once again the "Ceuse Fire" atl Manchester has, sounded the knell of a fairly busy season, winning three yet another racing season, but it has racen out of five and finishing second to be confeared that it was a cheerful in the other two. Sho showed excel- nort of itnoll, for the sinking, sun gave lent stamina in the Dewhurst Stakes; and if all goes well with her is likely overy prospect of a radiant downf
to tickle up the best of the allies in next year's One Thousand and Oaks,
Though wide as the poles asunder, it in indisputable that commerce and racing reflect one another. If things are going badly in the world of busi- ness then we must expect that racing! And breeding will be more or less in the doldruma, but when the sun of prosperity shines on commercial and Industrial undertakings then racing and its anelliary undertakings flourish and expand in the reflected warmth.
Even the meat hardened pessimist can but admit that racing and breed- ing have looked up very considerably in the past few months, thanks to the fact that British credit now standa ná high as ever it did and British trade is advancing with sonorous stop along the road to prosperity,
There is now actually talk of
COLOMBO'S OWNER.
Dividing Lord Derby, and the Aga Khan in the list of winning owners comes Lord Glanely, whose position in the list is, like that of Lord Derby, alaly due to one, horse. His lord. ahip's champion is, of course, Colombo, who was almost as much in front of the two-year-olde as was Hyperion in front of the three-year-olds. The on of Manna, man seven times without tasting defent; indeed, ho won all his races with case save the first and last.
with Campanula, who had had experi is rat race, resulted in a tight fi
ence, whereas the colt was green,
Kempton,
Colombo WILM Kiving
ot
NEW PONIES SHOW UP PROMISINGLY
DAILY WORK BEING DONE BY DERBY SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS AND AUSTRALIAN ANIMALS
(By "Capt. Foster")
The past week has been most interesting and I was very much impressed with quite a number of gallops. The course is full of activity these mornings, and one is kept fully occupied watching each gallop-singly or in pairs as the ponies come sweeping down the straight, at intervals of fiften seconds or less, during the busiest hour of the morning between 6-45 and 7-45 o'clock.
DERBY GRIFFINS
Some Impressive Performances
Messrs. Hall & Shenton's The Red Shank had a spin last Wednes
new grey stallion went nicely, the legs of Bran Tub on that oc his "pow" of a mile and a quar- | cusion.
ter took 2-58 3/5, last quarter Mr. Li Fuk Wing's Utopian (No. in 33 2/6. There is stili plenty | 48) appeared to me to be a game of room for improvement yet. pony as he did not lose his style when covering three quarters in 1-14 2/5, last half mile in 1-08 2/5, last quarter in 34-2/5.
QUALITY TOO?
Mesra. Kong Bros grins are reduction of 1. in the Income Tax while in his inst race,' which was day week (20/12/83) over three-istill confined to slow work. The
ENCOURAGING WORK. and should this talk be translated into uction then we may confidently antici- Valerius, who ran him to a head, a quarters of a mile, and my watch stable, I gather, shelters sortie good paic that racing and ireeding will matter of 171b. Colombo will be ridden registered a total time of 1-10 2/6, grifins but I like his big Bay the Bird of Paradise (No. 43) and share in the "boom" which must in Togo Johnstone, who headed the list with Mr. Frost in the saddle, he
next year by the Australian lockey. On Friday morning (22/12/83) best of all.
In Good Time (No. 110) owned Mesurs. Li and Li's have quantity by Mr. Li Po Chun shewed up well evitably follow this much-wished-for
of wimming Jockeys in France this: contesalon.
But even if those hopes of a cut are season, and who has accepted a re-red the mile in a shnde under but I am uncertain as to quality. I-especially the formert a spin 2-16 so I am told. I was only consider Soldier of Britain and of a mile and a quarter in 42-1-21 not realised, or if they are only par- tainer from Lord Ginnely..
able to "ching" his last three. Soldier of China are his two best-2-02-2-38-8-10. tially reallace, we venture bo aurt
quarters and I made the time_1-42,- | griffins. The former certainly Mr. Chiu Fun Fan's Little Beauty that racing has definitely "turned the
separate quarters being 33 3/5, scores on looks but the latter is, (No. 121) is a nice mover and will corner" and that the season of 1934)
|34.2/5, 34. A very fine verformance hear. Classed A 1 will show an oven greater advanco on
for he has at Lloyds, repay watching. So Soldier of China is a new comer to been confined to slow
1932.
A PREDICTION VERIFIED.
Twelve months ago Lord Derby was,
for once in a way, well down on the rather less than £10,000, which,
LORD ASTOR'S DISAPPOINTMENTS.
Lord Astor comes fourth in the list Indeed considering that the animal badly in view of the fact that, his
cantering
SUNDAY'S RACES AT FANLING
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME TO OPEN OVER-STICKS SEASON'
LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD SPORT PROMISED
(By "Capt. Foster").
The first Meeting of the pressed by Tom Cobley and Wisdom 1933/1934 Fanling Hunt and Stag. The latter is a now comer Race Club Season will be held at the game but Mr. Bill Stanton on Sunday next and, given fine is a "thruster" of the first order weather, a large attendance and a hard man to boat. His will no doubt be at Quanti, as his pony and I will not be at all experience will be of real help to
the programme is a very, at-
surprised to 800 him emerging tractive one. The Card contriumphant at the finish, sists of five events, with good entries for each race, and good racing is anticipated.
Since writing the foregoing I hear that Winchester Stag will not bo'a starter. Either Jan Stower or The curtain rises at 2-30 p.m. Bay of Calamity has a very good. prompt with the
chance for third place.
MACHINE GUN TROOP HURDLE.
Mouche, the property of Captain Unsuccessful
Potts, Officer Commanding Machino Gun Troop, is decidedly my frat choice for this event, and I fancy White Stars and Peter Davey will fill second and third places.
NEW YEAR'S EVE HURDLE.
TAI PO STEEPLECHASE.
A field of twelve will most pro- that of 1933 than did that of 1933 on of winning owners. He has not done has not been down very long. Ithe course and I have not yet seen work. Mr. Leong Kwok Cheung's (bably face the starter here. On horses won more than £17,000, but saw him finishing a quarter last him show his paces. Soldier of Cavalcade (No. 63) is another form Festivni Eve has this race safe that he would have done a very great Wednesday morning, and he was Britain.moves very impressively but animal I fancy. I was impressed in his keeping, and Burgomaster Mansamead met with had luck cannot deal better had not Canon Law and moving in good style.
he has done no fust work. Last with his three quarter mile "pow" and The Gadwall should follow him Mr. Dunbar's griffins are doing Wednesday week (20/12/33) he in 38-1-12 2/5-1-44 2/5. be denied. An easy winner of his only faster work these days and of his cantered the last three quarters of
home. Mr. Dynasty's King Willow (No. list of winning owners, for he while race as a two-year-old Canon Law was lot I rather faney his Bay with a mile in 1-54, last half mile in 1-08 59) improves with each outing and
a source of great trouble to by a substantial sum in itsolf, would
Lawson
White Blaze. Last Wednesday and last quarter in 30 dead. Last 1 like him.
Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Classic Hall I hear most favourable reports of no manner of means pay the expenses from that time onwards. He could not of his long string of horses at Stanley Le got ready for the Two Thousand or week (20/12/93) this pony in con- Wednesday morning (27/12/33) 1.
with a grey covered the saw him finishing, and he was strid. (No. 32) has so far put up the best No Fear and I am sure he will do Houxe. Of the £9,782 won by the the Derby, and though he roused the Tany
1-44 4/5, Ling out like a good 'un.
three quarter mile gallop." #3 1/6-well at the jumping game, but as bearers of the black jacket and white highest hopes for the future when last three-quarters in
1-08-1-10 2/6. cap, rather more than half stood to the easily beating Scarlet Tiger for the taking 31 4/5 for the last quar
this is his first attempt over sticks Mr. Hem's griffins are doing St. James'a Palaco Stakes ni Ascot, huiter. Last credit of the two-year-old, Hyperion.
Friday morning
slow cantering work and they
I can only give him second pluce:; We hay, perhaps be excused if we went wrong oneu moro after running
(especially the three!
I cannot see him beating Marquis quote at this point what we wrote a fourth for the Eclipse Stakes. and (22/12/33) all his three griffing year ago in our review of the season of was subsequently taken out of all cantered a mile and a quarter in
stallions) fook capable of win
Hall who I predict will win easily. 1932:-
engagements. Mannamead, too, was a hout. 3-05, coming home full
ning races, Budge, In this source of constant anxiety to genial running in 31 seconds. Mr. Dy-
The ever-green Duke of Milan stable, but the property of Mr. The Bible, Goones Lambton W, as usual. Joe, and his dead-heat with Lonning- nasty's string of griffins have nat
C. B. Brown, impresses me as
going well but, In this Instanće, I well up in the las, and there new things far; dale for the Rous Memorial Stakes at been idle, and they were all asked
being a gellin of class and n
fear he will have to be content moro unlikely than that Stanley House t
His Excellency The Governor's very taking mover.
with third place. Nell Gwyn on Wednesday morning Messrs. Mackle and Grayburn's last covered the mile in 33 3/6-
one and three
of
Ascot settled him. Prior to his break to shew some form. His kept- prade, of course, down Mannamead had carried off the over grey stallion negotiated a irongly-built colt by Chippenhang Stakes and Burwell mile and ́s quarter in 2-64, last 1⁄2'
Stakes at Newmarket like the very
this moment shelters the winner of next year's Derby. Beforenen de 10 Hyperion. Gainsborough, out of that grand mare. of Feltestation
the crack two-year-old of 1952, for he beat the Am Khan's colt for more easily than
then
that
hal Benitabs in the Middle Park Staken, [+ * A plain as a pikentaf Hyperkin bad come an a long way since being so readly beaten by Manitoba and ~Tarern~-in-the-Busenwen – Blakia -
the stud unbenton.
THE BREEDER of colombO.
Sir Alec Black, whose fitful incur sions-into-the-worlds-of-racing-and breeding have not lacked sensation, heads the list of winning breeders with a substantial margin over the Earl of Derby, who is prozinie necessit,
This gallop should bring her un a good deal and I fully ex- pect her to put up a good per- formance when she is again asked to shew her paces. Ils
انس
in 31.
THE AUSTRALIANS
Governor's Pony Runs Well
+
TALLY HO HURDLE.
Pony Auction Sale
CHEAP BARGAINS FOR BUYERS
(By "Captain Foster")
The Auction last Thursday week reminded me of the days prior to 1927 when, at the yearly Sales subsequent to the Annual Race Meetings, ponies were literally given away.
Owners came in for a bad time at the last sales; purchasers had. matters all their own way and several bargains were picked up, notably City of Brisbane, Sticky- past and The Goat. These three” ponies, in my opinion, wore `prae- Mr. Johnnie Hope should have tically given away and I think their a comfortable winning ride on new Owners will in time come to Dunce as I cannot possibly see any realize how fortunate they have of the other entrants making him been in securing them at ridiculous- gallop unless it is the Grock. This
-y-low-prices. pony is a new comer from the North, and he may be quite capable. Needless to say quite 95% of the of upsetting the apple-cart. The ponies that were put up with a Curlew will I think be good enough"reserve" were withdrawn, "the"
bids being far below the figures placed for them.
in the bowhurat Stakes, and on that run- good horae he undoubtedly was, and in 1-03, last 4 in 31 3/5. The griffins are also doing faster work. 1-85-1-36 3/6--2-06. On Fridny sing has strong claims to be regarded he has the distinction of retiring to last mile was done in 2-14, a rat-Of their three, the chestnut (Garry last she cantered
tilag good gallop. His grey mare by name) is my pick. Last Friday quarter miles in 42-1-25-2-06 in very breedy looking animal) Garry beat his stable companion 2-16-3-24-3-59 and on the Wed- could not maintain the pace, and Ribble In a mile and quarter nerday before that (20/12/33) fell away about 100 yards from gallop. The total time was 3-03, went an easy mile and a quarter In the winning post, beaten_by_about fast half-mile-in-1-08,-Inst-quarter 36-1-09-1-45-2-18--2-47 3/5.
Miss Shenton's Fanling Fox did lengths.
two gallops
of a mile last week Messrs. Samson's kept over namely: griffins do not impress me one little bit. Naughty Face and On Wednesday - Lucky Face are reputed to be¦
31 1-06 1-37 2-06-2/3 for a place. goed ponles but so far they do! On Friday not fill "mine eyes". The same
R3 1-03 1-33 3/5 2-02 1/5 ST. JOHN'S CUP (UNOFFICIAL). may be said about Mr. Ho Kom
This is undoubtedly the race of Messrs. Hail & Shenton's The Tong's latest purchase-a dun Goose on the 20/12/33 covered the the day, and it will attract a large grike his Bay, with a mile in 36-1-10-1-40 2/6 field. In a race of this nature, a owing to adverse circumstances, a White Blaze, and his grey mare, 2-07 3/5 and on the 22/12/33 a little "Joas" is required, or rather number of Derby Griffins were in- both ponies with nice petions. mile and a quarter in 35-1-07 should say that "bad luck" is cluded in the Sale and the Dealers I also like his Roan.
1-43-2-14-2-44 3/5, ****|inixed with his sweets, a notable ease
| decidedy "laboo" for one to be must have been most disappointed over Prima Mr. Soares' kept that of Manitoba, who was DK-
1 was only able to clock Mrs, concerned with the finish. Given with the result.
Two or three of them were
How Hyperion improved and how, though not a big 'un, he made hacks of his field in the Derby and St. Leger is now history. It as certain as anything can be that had he been entered for the Two Thousand the spoils would not have gone to France: and Hyperion would have joined the select band who were the triple crown, Thanks almost wholly to Hyperlon, Lord Derby this year once again heads the llat of winning owners, though to
Among other good animals bred by Str. Alec who have been performing this season is the crack two-year-old, Colombo, whom Lord Glanely chased for a comparative trifle.
pur-
As has been almost invariably the Darling, Frank Butters, Joe Lawson,
In recent years, "In Franco"! holds a high place in the list of win. Captain Boyd-Rochfort, and Jack ning breedora, Last year "Gay Gaul Jarvis. This year Fred Darling heads
The prize money has, indeed, booier to thin total in, of course, Rodosted by Mr. Fawcett as the best Donna is a grand looking mare. Dunbar's Princess Angeline for good rinning and without inter-
A MIGHTY DIFFERENCEL
In 1932, for instance, the Aga Khan simply swamped the opposition, win ning £67,777, as against the £17,407 credited to the Earl of Rombery, who
was second on the winning ilat. This
with
one of the most successful lady owners of recent years.
In
Extracts From My Note-Book
AN OUTSTANDING GALLOP.
Juttings from my Note Bock re-well in a mile and a quarter gallop Mr. Dynasty's 'Vriday showed up
EXPERIMENT FAILS.
Either as an experiment, or
TURF STATISTICS
be sure his total for 1033 is below that was second with 435,000 to her credit, the list, turning the tables on Frank with which he has been credited in the! while this year ske is third with some/ Duiters, to whom he was second Inst nast when not at the head of affairs. 12,000 lean. The principal contribu. year. Darling found some bitters; much more evenly distributed than in who won the Two Thousand for the sonte past years, and this, in our Princons de Taueleny-Lucinge, who is two-year-old coll of 1982, but whose She is reputed to be good but one three quarters of a mile, viz ference, I can only see three ponies withdrawn but Mr. Tang secured a opinion, is a matter for congratulation. the only lady to figure high in the lat
of winning owners. Last year that.displays in the classic races this year how I feel her action is not as free | 334--1-05-1-36, going very strong with equal chances of winning, and very stylish Brown mure for $480, distinction belonged to Mr. Artitur were deplorable.
ns it might be. Last Friday morny at the finish. I liked her very BRILLIANT MYROBELLA. James, a patron of Stanley House, and
ing she cantered one and a half much.
they are Winchester Stap, Tom the original price asked by the Clansic
konours proved beyond the miles in 3-39, last half mile in grasp of Myrobelia, who plainly show-1-07, last quarter in 31, going very
Mr. Lewis' Captain Cook went Cobley and Windom Stag. The first Dealer, I understand, being in the. ed in the One Thousand that lie view of his comparative ill- success as an owner during the season doesn't get much further than six easily. His Fra Diavolo does not very nicely when he covered three two named ponies are well known vicinity of $3,000. Time will tell year His Highness is only, third, of 1833 the Aga Khan has not and over a furlong less, however, she
furlongs. Over this latter distance appeal to me.
quarters of a mile in 30-1-00- und Winchester Stag has up to now whether or not Mr. Tang has 1-30 3/5, a very level, gallop, and proved himself to bo the beat secured a bargain, but I think one nearly
£40,000 loan to his credit, naturally sustained a drop in the which is indeed quito a startling breeders list. It is, indeed, a decline showed alt her old dazzling speed. SUBS. GRIFFINS
Mrs. Lewis' St. Jonu also impressed cross-country pony at Fanling.. Info in piedicting that no She is, we understand, to be kept
me very much when she negotiated im safely first past the post, but ment of selling his Derby grimins Dealer will again try the experi- change. When the homson closed down of con
of some magnitude, for horses, bred by training for another салон.
a similar distance in 33-1-04- last autumn high hopes were enter-him have won but some £17,000, as
I can see him being very hard{ut a Public Auction, tained that the two-year-olds, Felicita- against a grand total of £58,606 twelve Darling trains a useful lot of two-
¡1-32. do the tion and Gino, would prova equal to months ago. Lord Astor shows a year-olds, and they should taking classic honours, but these hopes substantial, and Lord Woglavington a Beckhampton stable credit next year. Mr. Lambton, who severs his con- were not realised. As a matter of fact, alight Improvement on last year's Holther of them won a race at all, and figures. Miracle having disappeared exlon with Stanley House on the last the nearest either of them got to from the Turf, Lord Beaverbrook dia- day of the present year, occupies third veal that: classic honours Was Felicitation's appears front among the leading place, while Captain Boyd-Rochfort Mr. ILS.Y's Chesterfield (No. 30) in 2-37, last three quarters in 1-20 Rocond in the St. Leger. Of the older breeders, but Mr. J. A. Dowar makes keeps Joe Lawson out of fourth nosi- la coming on nicely, and that he is a last half in 58. last quarter in 20, horses, Dastur won the Coronation his appearance with rather more than tion
That splendid veteran, Matt Pen- pony that will repay any interest a very fine performance for a first Cup, and halved the Champlon Stakes, £10,000 to his credit.
gallop. Mra, Stanton's Dinty put up cock, is, of course, the effulgent star one may take in his work. of the North, and has won close on Messrs. Li Lan Sang and Yue an impressive mile in 1-68, inat eighty races worth Just on £17,000. Shun Wa's The Carp (No. 58) on three quarters in 1-20 3/5, last This is an admirable performance, Friday Inst galloped a mile in half In 1-00 1/5-lust quarter in Deny, Lord, The race for supremacy between the though it ranks behind the veteran's 43-1-22-1-60 2/5-2-28 4/6, and 29 1/5, but the first part of the Glanety, Lord. trainers has been much closer this achievenients in 1931, year than in 1992, when Frank Buttern ninety-eight racos worth £22,803, and similar distance in
when he won last Wednesday morning he went agallop was the more impressive, Khan, 16.11. Ara
41-1-10-first three quarters in 1-28 4/5, Woolvington, Lord led hla nonrest opponent by more than in 1932, hon ha performed the re-1-52 3/5-2-26 3/5. He moves first half in 67 4/5, frst quarter in Emond, M. 5. The Aga Khan has, however, high £20,000, or in the year before that markable feat of winning a hundred hopes that at least two of his first- when Joo Lawson set up an English races worth £30,742,
inteely.
28 2/6. I wonder whether this Dear Br. J. A. season performers will make up into record by training the winners · of
THE JOCKEYS..
denotes "short distance" or whether Lader, L-Col. Di high-class three-year-olde. Roference; £94,800, with Fred” Darling, who wan
As for the jockeys, what can be saki
Mesars Sturt and Lobel's being somewhat of a puller--the Thornton-Smith, Mr. is made, of course, to Uraldwar and runner-up, tolling nearly £25,000 in Have that it was a case of Richards
Sarabande (No. 133) appears Boy was unable to hold him? Bira, Rustom. A biekward youngater, | the rear!
Brat and the rest bowhere! Richarda.
to enjoy his work. His Is a shapely animal and on looks. But undoubtedly the outstanding Lewis St. Ives (No. 40) appeal with--I think-Australian Boy they ought to be able to gallop. Mrs. gallop was that of General Lam's Atlas last Saturday. In company to me more and more after each, gallop, and I feel sure that he cantored one and a half miles slow- is a certain winner at they but from the five furlong post -annual Meeting.
they came with a good gallop, the last half mile being done in 25-27 Mack, Air. Alee
and Firdaussi won the 84th Triennial
at Nowmarket after losing the John | Porter Stakos at Newbury In the ob- lection com, but on the whole the Bentors were disappointing.
PROMISING YOUNGSTERS,
FRED DARLING DEATS FRANK BUTTERS,
(Compiled from March 21 to
WINNING OWNERS.
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Dutt, Bir A.
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11 Majesty
Princem de
November 25, inclusive)
Nunburnholme, Dowager
Lady
Wallin. Lord Howard de Binger, Mr. W. M. O...
WINNING TRAINERS.
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27.610
10
21,457
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18.401
17,045
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14,800
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18,045 Nutters, Frank
11. Bord-Rochford, Capt.
WINNING BREEDERS.
Race No. of
horses
17
44
Uraldwar was given plenty of time to It was old Aloe Taylor who, in reply will again be riding first Jockey for develop, and indeed he made but one to a compliment paid to him by the Reckhampton next season, and we see appearance during the season. This Duchess of Montrose at Ascot ("Oh, no reason why he should not retain was in the Hurst Stakes at Hurst Park Taylor you really are a wonderful his supremacy for some years vot, ne In the first week of the present month; trainer!"), mano the gruff response, he is never likely to become really Odds: were laid on Satyr, but Lord "Good horses make good trainers, heavy. "Rufus" Beasley and Caralake Carnarvon's colt does not quite get alx your Grace." This is, of course, the both how excellent averages, and furlongs, and eventually the Aga case, though the fact must not be lost Stove Donoghue Nevett, Fox, Wonton, Khan novice won by a heck from sight of that a bad trainer can very Perryninn, Johnnie Dines, and RayI was most impressed with his (total. time 62 seconds) and Atlas Barby, Lord Farmer Gilon, with Didou a length and easily ruin a good horse, whereas have all dons well. Though a veteran, recent canter of a mile and three was held back to Australian Boy. nhalt away third, and Satyr fourth gond trainer will often get nice races Donoghue retains all his old skill, and quarters (accompanied by Bran Had he been allowed to stride along Aster, Lord The Manchester running of Farmer out of moderate animals. Clios nos nat enhance this form, it As has been the case for years past masterpiece..
lils ride on Colonsbo at Kempton was Tub (No. 30), the property of Mr. by himself I feel he could easily a dir, Hichard da trug, but wo bellavo Umidwar to be the topmost branches of the training Of the apprentices. E. Smith has Sureton). I timed his last three here dorn under 50 seconds. Ho i8. Farr. L.-Cal. Giles A colt who will make more than 1700 are occupied by the masters of the one beat, and it semmis quite safe to quarters in 37 2/5-1-18 3/5, 1-40 a fine, big, impressive animal with Woolavington, Lord erinary Improvement bolwoon the "big" stalios ir Lambton, Fred prophesy a brilliant career for this lad last quarter In 82 2/5, and he plenty of substance, and a grand Forke. Ju son of two and throe,
(Continued on Page 9.), ...." Hif he keeps a level head.
finished strongly. He certainly had mover.
National Bud
Bykes,
Dewar, Mr. J. A.
Durham, Lord (the late?
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States No, of
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19,044 Lambton, Ilon. 0.
12,492 wṣon, 7-
10.329 Jarvis, J. L
8,771 ver. Capt.
9,665 cock.. M.-D. 9,610 Templeman, 9,486 Bell, OF..
Hartigas. 9,037 pin, V. 8,070 Hartigan.
Waugh, D.
LEADING JOCKEYS,.
48,11. Richards
21,638, Novelt 28,815 For... 19,449 I'orryman' 18.04. Bemaleg 17.431. Wraan 18.96 14. Dines 18.149. Weston 11.75 C. Hay 11,058 B. Donoghue 1041 R. Carricks 18mith
Wan
9.752
8,028
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