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ENGLISH AUTUMN HANDICAP NOMINATIONS. Only One American Horse in the Cesarewitch, but the Cambridgeshire Proves More Attractive. London, Eng., August S. The nominations to the great fall handicaps, the Casercwitch and the Cambridgeshire, have been published, but in advance of the announcements of the weights little of value could be written concerning the chalices of the candidates. Sir Martin is the only American horse entered in ilie Cesarewitch, but the. shorter-distance Cambridgeshire has attracted the nomination of Ballot, Edward, Esperanto, Mediant; Melisande. Xormau III.. Priscillian. Sir Martin and Wedding Bells. It Is noticeable that Mr. Whitney has made no nominations, mute token that his older horses have proved d!sapiointing to him over here. It remains to be seen whether the. best of the American horses will again lie awarded the unenviable distinction that was their share when the weights for the spring and early summer handicaps were allotted. The Cesarewitch entries number eighty-one, two less than last year, and consist of: Admiral Togo III., Alaciel, Altitude, Amadis. Asticot, Baltinglass. Blind Hookey, Boulters Lock, Bouncing Bess, Bomba. Bushranger, Carrousel, Charing Cross, Chataigue. Clarionet. Cocksure II.. colt by Collar out of Tirail-lerie Croglian. Dean Swift, Dibs. Don Juan. Double iViJi iV u v?iru .Kat?.n Lad- Edward. Electra. Llizabetta. Elm Twig. Eques, Fop. Game Fowler. General btossel. Gerbera. Glacis, Gillie Galium. Great Peter. Ilammerkop. Hamerton. Hapardanda, Haytor, K. C. II., Knightllght. Lagos. Laomedia, Laughing Mirror, Lord Harry. The Major. Mat o the Mint Marco l-raser. Maimetto, Maya. Mesmer. Minnow. Moiidamin. Moorland Lad. Xinirod. Number Nine, ut ,0Id ,Cuina- O111 Ko. Peach. Perseverance II.. Premier. Procopo. Pure Gem. Raytoi, Royal Realm. Riishcutter. St. Petersburg. St. Ninian. hhikaree hhuletoi. Siberia. Sir -Martin. Submit. Tor-bay. Tiillyfoyle. Wedding Ring. Wise: Mason, Wuffy. ientoi, and 011r Majestv. For the Cambridgeshire the entries number 101. four more than those of 190S. and are: Accurate. Adversary. Alspico II.. Arramnore. Atropia. Bal-ram. Baliiacoil, Ballot. Boll Rock, Ronny Bay, Buckwheat Bomba. Canonite. Carglll. Charing Cross. Christmas Daisy. Dandyprat. Dean Swift. Desmonds ViJ- "amoral -Stud. Diospyros. Don Juan. Due d A I be. Duke of Sparta, Duke Michael. Elior. Edward. Electra. Electric Boy. Esperanto. Faithful Don Fop Galvanl. Gillie Callum, Hamerton. Hav-t S J10",1- Howick. IAnson. Jack Snipe. Jackson. Jovial. Juliet II Kaffir Chief. Kings Courtship Lady ista. Land League. Lucus. .Mat o the .Mint. Maud Mackintosh. Mediant. Melisande. Mesmer Mln-cian. Monitor. Moscato. Mustapha. Nimrod. Norman V1-; !ynb-r Mue. Tle Nut. Ouadi Haifa. Prester Jack, Primer. Priscillian. Princesse de Galles. Pure Gem. Putehamin. The Riaito. Rockliourne. St. Petersburg. St. SMichan. St Victrix. Santeve. Senseless, Shampoo. Slilkaree. Siberia. Silent Ladv, Si-Archibald, Sir .Martin. Smuggler, Southannau, Strickland, Submit. Succour, Summer, Sweet Success Sv-l!!"!,.s ,,riL. Temeraire, Tocher. Torbav. The Tower. - " yf.vle. ,Valens. Wedding Dells. Wheatear. The Whirlpool. White Etigle. Wise Mason and Your Mai-esty. The eighteen nominations to the Epsom Derbv of 1911 made in your country have been received at last and. as an item of interest on your side, are the following: A. Chanler Brown colt, by Olympian Alster. L. 0. Cowdin Br. f. Swannanoa. by Watercress- Sankara. J. R. Keenes chestnut colt by Voter Running Stream; chestnut colt by Voter Mlntcake: brown colt, by Disguise Royal Bose: black colt, by Disguise Fealty; brown colt, by Disguise Swlftfoot: chestnut colt, by Delhi Nora Creina: bay colt, by Ren Brush Ambrosine: bay colt by Voter Tsarina: bay colt, by Voter Climax. J. JJ. Madden lirow-n or black colt, by Singleton Aunt Laura: brown or black filly, bv Yankee The Spy II.: brown colt, by Disguise Semper Par-atus. A. Miller Ch. c. Mutineer, bv Watercress Privateer: chestnut colt, by Adam Purity; bay colt, by Sempronins Flirtineei;: chestnut colt, by Adam Grace Guuibert Of the yearlings disposed of at auction at Newmarket last year by J. B. Haggin. the highest price was brought by a beautiful brown lillv. bv Watercress Gualala, for which Saunders Davies gave I, 100 guineas. This filly made her first appearance in raclnjr in the Burton Maiden PIate: at Birmingham on Monday of last week under the name of Yvonne de Fej-roUes and defeated some smart twq-yearrolds in a fashion that made her appear a great bargalu. Sunshine, third 1ft the Xatlonal Breeders Foal Stakes to Nell Gow. ran second to her. F. Wootton. who has had a good share of the riding of late, has done well. The youngsters score now stands at 90. Separated as he is by the wide margin of thirty-four from his nearest attendant, Danny Malier. nothing short of an accident will prevent him heading -the winning list at the end of November, with his. rivals following at a respectful distance. Following is a compilation of the record of the principal winning jockeys on the Hat from March 22 to August C: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Wootton, F ..:i94 90 83 48 173 22.84 Maher, D. 221 50 33 22 110 25.33 Higgs. W :i20 50 41 45 184 .15.59 Saxby. W .230 43 31 23 133 18.20 Trigg. C ::90 43 38 44 265 11.02 Griggs, Walter 303 3S :!S 39 188 12.54 Dillon. B. 208 30 27 :tl 114 17.30 McCall. G 107 U2 19 20 90 19.10 Fox. F 292 31 20 32 200 10.C1 Jones. II 140 27 29 1C 74 18.49 Stokes. II ....13S 22 13 13 90 15.94 Evans, J. 198 22 29 13 134 11.11 .Martin. J. II 19S 22 30 20 120 11.11 Madden. 0 201 22 2! 21 129 10.94 Griggs. William 24G 21 28 41 150 8.53 The list of owners to win 0,000 or more during the racing term, March 22 to August 5, is as follows: Owner. Horses. Races. Won. King Edward 0 11 8,470 -Mr. Falrie 3 9 95,990 J. B. Joel 9 11 42,855 L. Robinson and W. Clark 7 10 35,830 A. Bailey 1 3 35,520 A. F. Basset 5 10 33,780 II. Lytham 10 15 32,152 Lord Howard de Walden 9 11 27,090 W. II. Walker 4 7 20,730 Sir W. C. Cooper 3 3 20,225 I. Xelke 5 14 25,445 L. de Rothschild 9 10 25,337 J. A. de Rothschild 5 5 24,305 Lord Rosebory 4 4 23,775 Duke of Portland 0 7 23,001 R. Mills C 1C 22,395 Lord Carnarvon C 9 22,373 L. Xeumann 3 3 21 870 W. Raphael 3 5 21,772 Lord Villiers ...: 4 9 20,510 Major E. Loder 2 4 20,382 A. Beudon 2 2 18,1.15 Sol Joel 5 7 17,010 II. I. Whitney ! 13 10.015 A. I. Cunliire - 5 8 10,425 II. G. Fenwick 2 0 I5,!i:t5 W. M. G. Singer 5 C 14,195 Lord Durham 7 8 13,295 J. R. Keene 4 0 12.905 A. Stedall 7 10 11 475 Captain X. Allfrey 1 3 11,050 Lord Derby 4 5 10,015 The principal winning horses of the season, from March 22 to August 5 winners of 0,000 or more are as follows: Horse and Pedigree. Races. Won. Minora 3 years, br. c, by Cyllene Mother Siegel 5 4,4S0 Bayardo 3 years, b. c, by Bay Ronald Galieia 4 08,015 Dark Uonald 4 years, br. c, by Bay Ronald Darkie 3 35,520 Perola3 years, ch. f, by Persimmon Ejlniee 1 24,750 -Neil Gow 2 years, ch. c, by Marco Chelandry 1 21.7S5 Electra 3 years, br. f. by Eager Sirenia 1 20,500 Lemberg 2 years, b. c. by Cyllent Galieia 3 19,440 White Eagle 4 years, ch. c. by Gal- Ilnule .Merry Gal 3 19 395 Louviers 3 years, b. c, by Isinglass St Louvaine 3 19.3S7 Greenback 2 years, b. c, by St. Frus- . qiiin- Evergreen ; 5 17 S95 Admiral Ilawke 2 years, ch. c, by Gal- linule Admiration 3 17 55 Carglll 5 years, b. h, by Carbine Galium; 2 17 375 1 Bomba 3 years, b. c, by Carbine St. .Neophyte 1 17.150 , Princess de Galles 3 years, b. f. by ! Gallinul. Ecila 1 15,250 Sealed Orders 3 years, ch. c, by Diamond Jubilee Wafer .". 3 15,150 Sir Archibald 4 years, blk. c, by Desmond Arc Light 3 14 925 Charles OMalley 2 years, b. c, by Desmond Goody Two Shoes 3 13,925 Elxir 4 years, br. c. by Hackler Lady Gough 1 .13,250 Primer 4 years, b. c. by St. Simon : Breviary . 1 12,317 Hallaton 7 years, ch. g, by Blaukney Muscotte , 3 11,050 : Valens 3 years, b. c. by. Laveno Val- enza . 3 10,545 Santo Strato 4 years, b. c. bv Victor Wild or St. Frusquin Pie Towder.... 1 10.150 The record to date from March 22 of the sires of winners of 0,000 or more is as- follows: Sire and iiedigree. Winrs.Races. Won. Cyllene 1S95. by Bona Vista Arcadia; by Isonomy 10 25 1S,010 Bay Itonald 1893. dead, by Hampton Black Duchess, by Galliard 9 10 115,350 Galllnule 1SS4. by Isonomy Moorhen, by Hermit 15 21 71.447 Persimmon 1S93. dead, by St. Simon Perdita II., by Hampton 12 14 G3.SS0 Marco 1S92. br Barcaldlne Novitiate, by Hermit 15 22 02,777 Eager 1S94. by Enthusiast Greeba. bv Melton 13 15 57.500 Carbine 1SS5. by .Musket The Mersey, bv Knowsley 7 9 45,423 St Frnsquiu 1S93-. by St Simon Isabel, by Plebeian ... IC 21 .10,512 Desmond 1S9G. by St. Simon LAbbosse de .Touarre. by Trappist 9 15 35.5S5 Isinglass 1890, by Isonomy Deadlock, by Wlenlock C 8 33.S42 Diamond Jubilee 1897. by St. Simon Perdita. by Hampton. 10 14 24.955 St Serf 1S88. by St. Simon Feronia, bv Thornianby 5 10 23,340 Hackler 18S7. dead, by Petrarch Hackness, by Albert Victor 10 11 23,037 Sundridge 1898. by Amphlon Sierra, by Springfield 9 11 22.SO0 Iieterinarltzburg 1S9S. by St. Simon Sea Air. by Isonomy. 12 15 22,375 Ayrshire 1SS5. by Hampton Atalanta, by Galopin 10 13 20.900 Charcot which has just been shipped to return to South Africa once more, has been a greater traveler than any horse In -tli- Stud Book. Foaled in the Argentine, lie raced with success in that countrr. and in due courso was sent to South Africa, where he also raced and with even greater success. So great a horse did Charcot become that it was decided to dispatch him to England, and no great mistake was made in this decision, for the horse did well in this country ulso and was quite a high-class sprinter. Powerful and very good looking, he was just the sort to suit Irish breeders, so he was next secured by -Sir Charles Nugent to stand for some seasons, in that country, but the last move spirits him away from Ireland to England, and thence to serve as a stallion in South Africa. If he later on proceeds to Australia or New Zealand, and ultimately fetches up: in the land of his birth, it will not in the light of his past career bo surprising.
