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ENGLISH EARLY CHAMPION YOUNGSTER. Greenback Already Selected as Favorite for Epsom Derby of 1910 — Statistics of Season. London. Eng.. .Line 2. — Th favorite f«r the 1910 Kpsom Derby, should there bo any hotting so fur «head., has already boon selected in Jreeiihack. a W« bay colt by St. Fnisqnin, out of Kvergrt-en. He lias already won the Surrev Foal Stakes at Epsoin, the Salisbury Foal Stakes at Salisbury and the Bed-- ford Stakos at Newuiarkot. Greenback is owned bv Lord Villiers, who bought him for ,000 fr in his ■bceoder. Sir John Thursbv. Ho was foaled April IB. 1907. and without bring big. lias plenty of twope and liberty: whilst his breeding loaves nothing to be desired, for St. Frusqnin, besides being an vxcellent and gallant racer, has proved a good sire. and Evergreen comes of fine lineage, by Bend Or . from Ivy Spray dam of Ceannaeroc and Crey Green by Galllard from Wild Ivy by Springfield. Greenback has twenty-two future engagements. among tln m the Derby of 1910; Grand Prix do Paris. 1910; Doncaster St. Leger. 1910; Ascot Biennial and New Biennial. A6 ot. 1910: Prince of Wales Stakes. ■Ascot. 1910: Royal Stakes. Newbury. 1910: sandrlng-liam Foal Stakos. Sandown. 1910. and Great Yorkshire Foal Stakes. York. 1911. • This season Greenback is engaged in the Ascot Biennial Stakes and New Stakes. Ascot; Great Foal Hate. I.ingtield: Hurst Park Foal Plate: Bona Plate. Doncaster: Clearwell and Payne Stakos. Newmarket. A French breeder of prominence recentlv sought to »my White Eagle from Colonel J. Hall Walker, but the offer — a largo one — was declined. White Eagle is destined to succeed Gallinule at Tullv. The opinionative Allison writes in the Sportsman: *■] am quite confident that Ixiuviers will beat Mitioru when they next meet." The strangest part of the history of the unbeatable champion sprinter, Hallaton. is that it was by the merest chance that he ever carried colors under the Bubs of Racing. Ho wont to Whatcombe to be prepared for a steeplechase at Aldershot after lie lifld followed hounds for a couple of seasons. As luck would nave it. he met with an accident shortly before the engagement fell duo. and it was not until be resumed work tliat his marvelous sjieed came to the knowledge of Mr. Dawson. Hallaton has now won seven races off the reel, and five of them bave been handicaps. Minorus future engagements for the season are ■ Jn the St. James Palaeo Stakes. Ascot: Atlantic Ktakes. Liverpool July: Duchess of York Plate. Hurst Park summer: Sussex Stakes. Goodwood: St. Leger. Doncaster. and Kingselore Stakes. Newbury autumn. Next year the son of Cyllene is engaged 111 the Atlantic Stakes. Liverpool summer, and Eclipse Stakes. Sandown Park second summer. Perola. winner of the Inks, holds future engagements in the Atlantic Stakes. Liverpool .lulv; Duch-Cflfe of York Plate. Hurst Park summer; Groat Yorkshire Stakos. York August: Great Foal Stakes. Xewmarkvt first October, and the Limekiln Stakes at the Houghton mooting, while next year sue has a liability in t.io Ilaidwieke Stakes, Ascot. F. Wootton has recovered the ground he lost some time ago ami is riding in capital form again. He was seen to advantage at Epsom during the week, and. as lie has brought his score to within one of fifty, the advantage ho possesses over his brother-professionals can be described as formidable. He has bad. und seems likely to have, more mounts than any of them, and it appears certain that ho will at the close of the season bo at the bead of the winning list with a large margin. The riding record To June 1. is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. .Id. Vnp. P.C. Wootton. F 222 49 4. 21 102 22. OT Maher. D 121 2". 19 11 HI 20.60 Trigg. C 190 24 ]i 17 133 12.63 McCall. G 90 21 lo 12 47 23.33 Griggs, Walter 131 19 13 21 7S 14.50 Higgs. W 1C2 IS IK 20 100 11.11 Jones. H 7S 16 14 13 33 20 ."il Saxby. W 107 16 11 10 70 14.95 Martin. J. H S7 13 16 S 50 14.94 Stokes. H 64 11 6 5 42 17.18 Wheatley. E 85 11 12 7 55 12 94 Dillon. B 87 11 8 14 54 12 4 Crisp. R. 50 10 » 5 26 20 00 Evans. J 86 10 8 6 62 11.62 The principal winners among the owners for the racing term from March 22 to June 1. are tabled below : Owner. Bna, Bneea. Won. King Edward 5 7 8,135 L. Neumann 1 1 20.5M L. de Rothschild 7 7 20.380 A. Bendon 2 2 17.635 W. Raphael 2 2 14.410 H. G. Fenwick 2 4 12.145 W. H. Walker 1 2 10.800 R. Mills 4 9 10.515 I.. Robinson and W. llark . .". 4 5 O.iil.i W. E. Rogerson . . 2 i 8.995 Sol Joel ;i :; 8. 45 Duke of Portland 2 2 8.103 H. J. King 3 4 8.140 A. K. basset 2 2 8.110 lxird Carnarvon 2 2 7828 A. Stedall 5 6 7.590 Lord Durham 3 3 7.560 H. P. Whitney 6 8 7.330 A. . M.ii-daras 1 1 7 000 Captain N. Allfrey 1 2 6 525 I-ord Derby 2 3 i!285 Ixird Howard de Walden 3 4 «!SW0 P. Nelke 4 6 0.195 J. F. Hallick 2 i ti.150 II. Lythani 5 5 6.030 D. IL Gibb 2 3 5 875 J. W. Larnach 2 2 5.000 The principal winning horses of the season from March 22. when the Hat racing season began, to June 1, are as follows: Races Amt. Horse and p"dlgree. Won. Won. Minoru. be. c. 3. bv Cvllene — Mother Siegol 2 9,395 Klectra. br. f. 3. by Eager — Sirenia.... 1 20.5OO Ebor. br. o. 4, by Hacklor — Ladv Cough 1 13.25o White Hagle. ch. e. 4. by Gallinule — Marry Gal 2 10.SC0 Ixmvieis. b. c. 3. by Isinglass — St. I*ou- vaiuo • 1 10.700 Santo Strata, b. c. 4. bv Yictor Wild or St. FrwMptln — Pie Powder 1 10.150 St. Ninian. br. c. 3. by St. Serf — Butter- ine 1 7.980 Wild Corse, br. e. 2. bv Wildfowlor— Kill Hill 4 7.775 Duke of Sparta, b. h. ." . bv Eager — Simple Aveu 1 7. MX Filly. 2. by Robert b- DiabK — Sacristine 1 6.888 Hallaton. ch. g. 7. by Blankney — Mascot te ; 2 6.525 Sir Archibald, blk. c. 4. bv Desmond — Arc Light 1 5.625 Phaleron. b. c. 3. bv CallinuU — Mrs. Butterwick 1 5.290 Arrannioro, b. c. 4. by Succoth or Enthusiast — Court Card 1 5.260 Don Juan. br. c. 3, bv Loved One — Donna Kortuna 4 5.145 The sires whose get have won .o K or more in the same racing term are as follows: Sire anil pedigree. Wins. Races Won. Cyllene Buenos Aires, bv Bona Vista—Arcadia 6 9 1909.sh7,065 Eager, by F.nthusiast— Greeba 9 14 39.235 Gallinule. by Isonoiny — Moorhen... 8 9 26.915 Hackler dead, by Petrarch — Ilack- ness 3 4 17.165 Isinglass, by Isonoiny — Dead Look. 4 4 17.055 St. Serf, by S:. Simon— Feronia. . . 5 7 14.135 Pietermarit7.burg dead, bv St. Simon— Sea Air 9 10 13.860 Wildfowlor Franoei. bv Callinule — Tragedy ....7 10 12.780 St. Krusquiii. by St. Simon — Isabel 7 8 12.000 Marco, bv BarcaMlne— Novitiate . . 5 71 io,84o Victor Wild or SI. Knisqiiin 1 1" 10,150 Desmond, by St. Simon — LAIibesso de .louarre 5 51 9.935 Bay Ronald dead!, by Hampton — Black Duchess 6 71 9.840 arbine. by Musket — The Mersey.. 3 4 UN Persimmon dead I. by St. Simon — Perdtta II 4 4 9.125 Robert lo Diablo, bv Avrshire — — Rose Bay 3 3 S.:;oo Auierieus Gerinanvi. bv Emperor of Norfolk — Clara I. ., 6 8 8.o::5 Martagon. by Bend Or — Tiger Lily 4 5 7.975 Diamond Jubilee Argentine, by St. Simon— Perdita II 3 4 7.710 St. Maclou Germany, by St. Simon — -Mimi 4 6 7.590 Ixived One. by See Saw — Pilgrimage 4 OJ 7.370 French Fox France, by Flying Fox — America 2 6 7.335 Blankney. by Hermit — Assegai .... 1 2 0.525 Ayrshire, by Hampton — Atalanta.. 4 5 6.185 Galloping Lad, bv Galopin — Braw Laos 6 6 5.955 Lcsterlin dead, bv Gallinule — Miliora 3 4 5.3S0 Succoth or Enthusiast 1 1 5,26o Wolfs Crag, by Bareuldine— Lucy Ashton 2 3 5.155 Sii-eolh, by Enthusiast — Millwheel. 3 5 5.015 Jeddah dead, by Janissarv — Pilgrimage 2 2 5,000
