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-yj . re lu lu tin the lie st sin Ms Hi W Mi Tr Sa Hi Gr Ii It; ir Ri Mi .lo Mi Ft Fox. uii up J. j. cii yy W. W. y u W. y L. i,. m, Mr. j K. L. , A. A. B; u si Sir a A. A. a. A. ii P y u W W. w W. l n U up y si ,jj u T n v St. j j. L u r ,y ; L j i J I t I i t . j i 1 ; 1 s i i i i i i : i i l i a J i i v ir c ot if ir - an lt b IS! s al e. s the ho ENGLISH RACING STATISTICS OF 1908. fro troifs In evt Winnings of tho Leading Owners, Horses and tho goi I of of Siro List South African Results. l:;ti had London. Eng., October 4. The English jockey I years going record to October 3 inclusive shows Danny Maker ,C the lead. Young Wootton, who was closing on ., tain leaders, is out of the way. having been sus- 0! ponded for the month of October by the Jockey Club lie stewards for foiil riding. The riding records are j.iv law. shown in the table below: . ne Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unn. P.C. wli when Maher. I 305 103 C.9 42 151 28.21 lllggs. W 543 101 90 03 2S9 1S.00 Wootton. F 490 9S S3 77 232 20.00 Madden. 0 410 09 57 50 234 10.58 Trigg, C 502 OO f.l 50 335 11.95 Saxby. W 300 55 45 34 100 18.33 ,. ; Halsey, W 30S S3 50 53 242 13.31 with Griggs. William ....407 52 55 51 249 12.75 Pu, Dillon. B 234 45 30 24 129 19.23 Randall II 3,14 43 44 43 1S4 13.09 oh old Griggs. Walter 292 33 20 30 197 11.30 wi Ringstead. C 232 30 3.0 .".0 142 12.03 at at McCall, G ISO 29 20 29 102 15.5S Bo Jones. II 194 28 27 20 113 14.43 Martin. J. H 297 2S 35 3T. 199 9.42 tin the F .- 201 25 22 23 131 12. la ml The owners to win 0,000 and over in England tic ties. lo and including September 2S arc as follows: Owner. Horses. Races. Won. ci. B. Joel 11 18 29,057 race Chevalier Ginistrelli 1 - 57.000 iu H. Walker 4 12 50.292 e0 Clark and L. Robinson.. 12 25 53.2.5 pr Bold Walker 8 12 50.190 Raphael 7 10 40.222 . do Rothschild 11 . 17 3..S22 Ills F.-iirie 1 3 34.132 ing ; Lord Carnarvon 10 13 32.072 Croker 1 2 31.975 f the Neumann 3 S 30.12. 111 Lord Rosebery 4 10 29.S2o Belmont 3 3 29.740 ov Barclav Walker 2 7 29.020 in in Ixird Durham 11 2S 29.132 m: I. Cooper 3 4 20.135 he her Colonel T. X. It. Kirkwood. 1 2 25.000 an Stedall 10 19 22.720 V Basset 5 5 20.777 jo Lord Derby 3. -5 20.240 K Nelke 8 13 19.142 wi Lord Westbury and Mr. It. hn J. Farquharson 7 h 1S.072 th tho C. Cooper 3 0 17.025 M. G. Singer 5 S 17.200 Ixu-d Ellesmere 7 11 10.SS5 M" will Hon. G. Lambton 4 7 10,20o j0 to The horses winning 2,000 and -over in England I !jj the to aud including September 2S are: 1 KC go Horse nnd pedigree. Races. Amt. Your Maiesty, b. c. 3, by Persimmon Yours 4 0,430 Signorinetta. b. or br. f. 3. by Chal- euroux Slgnorina 2 57,000 Bayardo, b. c, 2, by Bay Ronald Ga- licia 3 34.132 Ithixlora, br. f, 3, by St. Frusquln Rhoda B .- 2. 31.9S5 Llangwm, b. c. 3. by Missel Thrush 1 Llaugarren Lass C 29.120 C Norman HI., b. c, 3. by Octagon 7 Nineveh 1 2S.000 The White Knight, b. h. 5. by Des- m mond Pella 2 2o.000 -j Queens Advocate, ch. c. 4, by Dia- , mond Jubilee Red Virgin 1 21.220 I ; White Eagle, ch. c, 3. by Gallinule " Merry Cal 5 21.SG0 Wolf. br. c. 3. by St. Frusquin i Wolfs Cry 2 21.120 c Duke Michael, br. c. 2, by Dinna For- get Beltcnebrosa 3 IS.SiO Polar Star. ch. e. 4. by Pioneer Go On 2 I-PO ! Lcsbia, b. f, 3, by St. Frusquin Glare 2 l..S2;i ! Elcctra. br. f, 2. by Eager Sirenia.. 4 10,533 lerola, ch. f, 2, by Persimmon Ed- : nice 4 lO.JOo Dean Swift, ch. g. a. by Child wick Pasquil 1-l.Otsi Attic Salt. ch. f. 2, by Sir Visto Montcin ;,-,: R Hr.V- Glaeis, ch. g. 4. by Carbme-Glasalt. 2 14.5ou Pillo. b. c, 3. by Raeliurn Golden r f o 1 Hayden. "b." "c. U "by" AvidYty Langour i 13..250 Dibs. br. c. 3, by Blairlinde Greek Cirl 1...150 Kadiuiu. b. h. 5. by Bend Or Taia.. 3 Vl.1, Bembo, b. c. 3. by Marco Grand Prix 1 1,J1- I.iiiHcre. b, c. 4. by Wolis Crag Lis- . mainc - l-.oJu The Hires of English winners of S.000 and over ; to September 2S lust are shown in the table below: : Sire and pedigree. Winrs.Raees. Amt. . Persimmon. 1S93. dead, by St. Simon Perdlta 11.. by Uamp- ton 12 Jo .9D! .-ol 5 St. ITusquin lS93i. by St. Si- inon Isabel, by Plebeian .... 19 in 28 lc. 0!,.0o r Chaleureux 1S91. by. Goodfcl- low LEte, bv John Davis; . . 4 S 00,-20 J Bav Ronald 1S93. dead, by Hampton Black Duchess, by . Galliard 13 20 5S.012 -o. " Desmond 1S90. by St. Simon LAbbesse de Jourrc. by Trap- pist 15 20 50. 1 1 Gallinule 1S84. by Isonoray Moorhen, by Hermit li 20 o2,ul0 0 Eager 1S94. by Enthusiast Greeba, by Melton 10 30 44.527 7 Raeburu 1S00, by St. Simon Mowerina. by Scottish Chief. . 12 21 4...505 5 Count Schomberg 1S92. by Auglirim Clonavarn, by Baliol H -o ob.10- 2 Missel Thrush 1S97. by Orme Throstle, by Petrarch 0 15 ,ri- ou.i4, o Carbine 1SS5. by Musket The Mersey, by Knowsley 11 15 JJ.7lu o Diamond Jubilee 1S97. by St. Simon Perdita II.. by Hamp- ,.. ton " 1- o2,0oo o Matchmaker 1S92. by Donovan Matchgirl, by Plebeian .... 12 20 31.912 Laveno 1S92. by Bend Or Na- , poli. by Macaroni lo -1 i.oo S 5 I St Simon 1SS1. by Galopin St. Angela, by King Tom.... 5 9 oO.JlO 0 St. Serf 1SSS. by St. Simon I Feronia. bv Thormanby 9 10 -J.7. r. " r Ocfagon 1S!J. by Rayon ,1Or Ortegal, by Bend Or... 3 . 29,i40 mA 0 Cyllene 1S95. by Bonavista Arcadia, bv Isononiy 15 20 -b.iandO an 0 U Florizel II. 1891. by St. Simon ---Perdlta 1L, by Hampton... 10 21 2S.G00 O V Marco 1S92. by Barcaldine Novitiate, by Hermit 12 lo b;UOi it The statistics of the South African season up to and including August 1. as shown by the South u African Racing Calendar, are as follows: Abu Bailev is first among the owners, and this Is in spite of the fact that he has done comparatively v little iu the way of racing during the period under r review. It is hoped that his colors will be much b more prominent during the current year. As winning ,. owner, his stakes amounted to SlO.O.iO. I. Arnold follows fairly closely with 4,975. for which h amount the winning handicapper. Peridelle. is largely responsible, whilst E. II. Sinclair stands third on the list with 4,910 to his credit, Russett. the voung lightweight, was the most suc-i c- cessful joekev. having steered seventy-seven winners fs out of 350 mounts. Shaw comes a good second, bc-i c" ing only eleven behind, but since his sixty-six suc-i c- cesses were gained from 227 mounts, his percentage of wins is better than that of tho popular Jight-" weight. Middlelon. who comes third, has also a good average, having ridden sixty-three wins out or 271 mounts. Maussc. who is fourth on the list, rode forty-six winners during the season. It may lie stated, however, that the majority of Shaw s successes were gained in the Cape Colony, Coining to the list of winning sires for the year, Campanajo comes an easy first, his progeny winning S"S 890 Perigord comes out witli, 0,500: Uniform third with 3,790: whilst next in order come Rae- biini. 3,505: Aurum II.. 1,505, and Veracity. l 100 I " The season has proved the prowess of mares as racers Peridelle. a mare with a remarkablo turn of sneed and winner of the Johanneshnrg Handicap, captured in stakes the sum of 3,500. and others of the weaker sex follow in the stakes list to the exclusion of tho opposite sex. in tills order: Albyncs. ;L"o Aura. ,900. and Formla, 1908.sh,500 The best stake winners among the males were Baluarte. . 375- Corrlccrian. of Durban fame. 80,250. and Ripple, SG.250. I Thoo who have supported Rhodora for the Cam-n bridgeshlre will bo glad to learn that the filly Is progressing in the most satisfactory manner. Since her" victories at the Curragh early in the past month, she has not caused her owner or trainer a moments concern. Hardly any other competitor will be in finer trim on the day of the contest. For the past few weeks sho has, been sheeted in her box. never previously having worn clothing, and this iilan appears to agree with her admirably. Her co-it now wears a beautifully bright appearance. and many would not now recognize her. so greatly has she improved. Rhodora is, almost certain to be ridden bv S. Donoghue, upon whose services Mr Croker will have first clai next year. M Ruau. the French minister of agriculture, has 1nst been interviewed by a representative of Le Jockey respecting the alleged falling off in the re-w ceints at tie mutuels and the decisions of the Courts of Vppcal which have permitted lets to bo made among owners according to the Penal le which grants an exception in the case of horse racing. M. Ruaii has said that the decrease in the receipts, apparent than real, might correctly be attrl luted more to the very bad leather which prevailed dur-his the early vait ot the season and Dfoyqa 01S4S- fro troifs In evt goi of of l:;ti had years going ,C ., tain 0! lie j.iv law. ne wli when to all outdoor sports, and also lo. the decrease-In the number of horses running iu cross-country-events. Ho added that although the takings In the-government lotteries had decreased some 15.000.00l francs, compared with the figures of last year, he every hope that the average of 300.000.000 Jo 305.000.000 of francs obtained during the past six would be reached. Referring to the betting on at different race courses, he said that in deference to the Ideas expressed by owners a cer tolerance had been shown, but that it was im possible for him to sanction any step which would contrary to existing regulations as laid down by but that, on the other hand, should it become necessary for him to intervene, he would only do so properly armed with all due authority.
