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Time was when the Derby was the subject of tall wagering as well as of considerable discussion during the winter months. Now-a-days betting does not run high on the chief classic race in the off season." and it was only during the past week that the first list of Derby quotations were published in the papers It is difficult to ascribe a definite reason for this decline of winter betting on the Derby. Perhaps a contributory cause is that the public are so closely informed as to the well being of all the prominent FOR SALE-MOTOR CARS, 2, 4, 5 and 7 candidates in these days that the book Fo sasters, also Piano Playera with Music. makers have small chance of laying sub-ins sum or hire purchase. Tracks 11, 2, 3 stantially against horses which are and 3 tone. GAST, ABBASS & Co NoS known in racing phraseology as "dead 11, Ningpo Road. Tel. Ad. INTERLJEE.

Backers for their part have on ment," Occasions been badly hit by the failure of winter favourites. Perhaps The Tetratch was the most heavily supported. Derby horse. of modern times in the ante-post betting. It would not be surprising the memory of his breakdown has made who public a little she of dashing on horses sp far in advance of the date of the race. At this time last year Tetralo- ma and Prince Galahad were the Derby candidates chiefly inquired after and any odds within reason might have been ob tainable about Spion Kon. Leighton is now quoted at 13 to backed at seven's, after having been

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Will be, share the fate of so many other early Derby favourites? It can bu said of him that he has wintered remark. ably well. I know that his trainer has very high hopes of his success at Epsom. He has grown into a singularly charming colt, strongly coupled, and perfectly pro portioned. His resemblance to his grand- sire, Flying Fosuis remarkable and that. has made many folk, not specially im anged by his public performances,

in consider- gard his Epsom prospects with able respect. Some details were recently published of. Leighton's first trial as a two year old. He acquitted himself so brilliantly in his gallop with Dingoù as to leave Mr. Cottrill with the opinion that he was exceptionally smart. From that opinion the trainer has never swerv ed; and I shall betray no secret when I state that be believes that Leighton will win the Derby if he keeps as well as he is at present. Of course, we have to face the fact that the son of Roi

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is satisfied with what the colt has accom- plished out and at home. To Leighton must at least be accorded the credit of having carried out with great ease every task which has been set him so far. On the racecourse" he has never been fully extended, but we have yet to see him pitted against three-year olds of Breck, and Pölemarch. It the course of the quality of Monarch, Humorist, Alen the present week-coal strike permitting -we shall know something more of bis merits, for he is due to run in the Green ham Stakes at Newbury, He has only to win that race in the same style as year old he accomplished his two triumphs to come to an appreciably shorter price than that at which he is now being quoted.

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1, so there is not a vast difference be tween the present public opinion of the merits of the two colts and that which Mr. T. F. Dawkins held when he placed them on level terims at the head of the Free Handicap. Monarch beat the best class two year old field of the season in the Middle Park Plate; but it is worth recalling that that field did not include Alan Breek, who was so obviously out of form when he ran at Doncaster: that Mr. Gilpin wisely decided not to call upon him for another effort. I have always maintained that we ought to wash out Alan Breck's running on the Town Moor No doubt the colt was still under the cloud which overshadowed the Clare baren stable of that time, and I prefer to think of Alan Breck as we saw him at Ascot, where be won the New Stakes in irreproachable style, and on the July course at New market, where he defeated Monarch without any real-excupa exist ing for the latter, 50 far as I judge, Thus, when he was considering Derby prospects it would be decidedly impru dent to leave. Sir James Buchanan's colt to his original two year old form and there is no reason why he should not do so-Leighton will assuredly find in him an exceedingly formidable rival at Epsom. Anyway, the price at which Alan Breck is now on offer would seem to be reasonable enough.

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last season. At Salisbury he was beaten. any classic colt made two appearances into second place by Hungary, who only a fortnight previously had won selling race at Kempton Park At Ascot Craig- an-Eran ran unplaced behind Alan Breck That formi manifestly does not justify his Humorist at 6 to 1 and Thunderer at 25% suggests that studente of form have appearance on the 15 to 1 mark for the decided to accept the Middle Park Plate Derby, but nobody who saw him last season could question the likelihood of running as fairly reflecting the respec his improvement. He was, in fact, tive merits of these stable companions backward and undeveloped. Since then To the surprise of those who backed him the cold has made very satisfactory pro so freely that day, Thunderer, rengia race in suatches at Newmarket, whereas Br458; 800 16 can be suster Humorist appeared convincingly to show connected with him are pleased with the that Charles Morton was correct in his way in which he has furnished aud

riginal estimate that the Poleymelus colt was the better of the pair. The last 11 heerd of Humorist was that he had not done particularly well during the winter, but there is plenty of time for him to improve, and it is evident that the hook makers do not intend to take any liber ties so far as he is concerned. Granely figures on the same mark as Alan Breck in the quotations. The son of Orby is rather an unknown quantity, for we can not properly appraise his merit upon his single, performance in public. My im preazion at Newbury was that Grane

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