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AMERICAN CANDIDATES FOR 1911 OAKS. Twenty-Seven Have. Been Entered Stamina Has Become Roguish English Turf Statistics. Loudon. Eng.. August 14. American owners have patronized the Epsom Oaks of 1911 liberally. In addition, English purchasers of American yearlings at sales on this side have nominated several of them to tlie Oaks and. Mr. Vanderbilt has sent In four entries from France. Nominations made in the United States and mailed over from New York were the following: Ogden M. Bishops ch. f, by Adam Virgin Soil W. A. Chanlers br. f. by Adam Mannie Himvar. W. A. Chanlers ch. f. by Olympian Salvateila. T. J. Clays b. f. by Adani EllangOwan. E. C. Cowdins br. f, Swannanoa, by Watercress Sankara. J. R. Keenes ch. f, by Voter True Love. J. It. Keenes ch. f, by Adam Citronella. J. It. Keenes b. f. by Delhi Fairy Slipper. J. R. Keenes b. f. by Disguise Jessant. J. R. Keenes ch. f. by Voter Gingham. J. R. Keenes b. f. by Wildniint Pink Domino. J. It. Keenes blk. f. by Disguise St. Mildred. J. R. Keenes br. f, by Ben Brush Cap and Bells. J. E. Maddens br. or blk. f. by Yankee Imp: J. E. Maddens b. or br. f. by Disguise Editha. A. Millers b. or br. f, by Adam Disadvantage; Entries made directly by American owners now racing .their horses in this country are: August Belmonts b. f, Sandwich, by Rock Sand Teas Over. August Belmonts b. f. Prickly Pear, by Persimmon Ferment. Charles Carrolls b. f. by Meddler Kamara. II. I. Whitneys ch. f , by Hamburg Mouadour. II. P. Whitneys b. f. by Hamburg Blue Girl. II. P. Whitneys ch. f. by Hamburg Elusive. H. P. Whitneys br. f. by Hamburg Iota. II. P. Whitneys b. f, by Sandringham Vespers. Mr. Belmonts Prickly Pear was bred in this country. Mr. Vanderbilts nominations are the following: W. K. Vanderbilts b. f, Presight, by Prestige First Sight. W. K. Vanderbilts ch. f. Brume, by Prestige " Btiela. W. K., Vanderbilts b. f. Necklace II., bv Melton Diamond Crescent. W. K. Vanderbilts b. f, Dorothy VIII., by Ormc Dorothy Suhr. Those of American breeding entered by English owners are: Sir E. Cassels blk. f. by Watercress Miss Dru-sella. F. Cobbs b. f. by Star Ruby Fast Black. J. B. Joels ch. f. by Watercress Janice. T. B. Millers ch. f. by Star Ruby Dartie. The race closed July 20 with 27S entries, of which twenty-seven are American-bred, almost one-tenth of the whole. Mr. Whitneys fine mare. Stamina, looks extremely well and is evidently quite speedy, but she seems to have acquired notions averse to doing her best since being brought over here. She seemingly resents being driven to such an extent that the moment a jockey moves on her and goes to pick up his whin she immediately throws up the sponge. Martin, therefore, had to sit and suffer on her In the Nottingham Handicap recentlv. Had he pressed her harder it is her trainers belief that she would have lieen beaten more than the length and a half which separated her from Land League. In a recent gallop on Newmarket Heath, when being roused and iiard ridden by Martin, she almost pulled up with him. The stewards of the Jockey Club have approved of plans for a new race course at Paisley. Scotland, in place of the present track, which is considered unsafe. The new course Is situated two and. a half miles north of the town, but only three-quarters of ; a mile from nouston Station, and is on land owned ! by J. X Cunninghame of Craigends. The cours.i will be one mile and a quarter In circumference, and there will be a special six furlongs straight. The cost is estimated at over 5,000. and the track will be ready in 1912. Major Eustace Loder has had the misfortune to lose the sire. Laveno, which died on Thursday night at his stud in Ireland from an attack of colic. Bv Bend Or, out of Napoli. Laveno was bred by J. II. Houldsworth in 1S92. He did not run as a two-year-old, commencing his turf career by running second to Kirkconnel in the Two Thousand Guineas. He then ran unplaced In the Derby, won by Sir VIsto. but subsequently won the Jockey Club Stakes of 0,000 beating None the. Wiser. Ladas. Sir Visto and a good field, and the Champion Stakes. In the following year he ran four times without success, being unplaced behind St. Frusquin and Persimmon in tlie Princess of Wales Stakes of 0,000; second, giving twenty-five pounds, to Bellevin in the Prince Edward Handicap at Manchester: third to Persimmon and Sir Visto in the Jockey Club Stakes of 0,000. and unplaced behind Bay Ronald in the Limekiln Stakes. After three unsuccessful efforts in the following season, the best of which was a second to Diakka in tlie Duke of York Stakes, he retired from tlie race course. He was the sire of Uninsured, winner of the Lincolnshire Handicap in 1901. Galvani. .which has always been considered in the front rank, and Valens. which also appears likely to make a name for himself, Tlie latter was fourth in tlie Derby this year. Amongst Lavenos other winners perhaps tlie best were .Laveuse. Lady Honora. Nutwith. Rarer Sort and Veneration II. Allison of the Sportsman prints his strong notion about the St. I.eger run September 8 at Doncaster. and for which Bayardo is a strong favorite. He writes: "There is the bare possibility of an unknown quantity like Bachelors Double effecting a surprise, but tills will not alarm backers of Bayardo. though the Irish colt is likely to beat more than beat him. Valens will not stay the course, and over no course has he a chance against the favorite. Bomba is a probable starter, but will be outclassed, and I know of no reason why William the Fourth should beat Louviers. Princesse de Galles is simply not good enough, though I fancy she can stay the distance well enough on a flat course where no uphill effort is needed in the last mile. If I were to select the winner now and two for places. I should take Bayardo, first; Louviers, second, and Minoru. third. Up till the end of July Rabelais easily heads the list of winning stallions on the flat in France, witli 53,440 to his credit. Then comes another iEnglish-bred horse, Childwick. 08,400; followed by the French Ajax. 1909.sh3,390. and American Halraa. 2.-170. W. K. Vanderbilt is once more the most successful owner, having won 09,975. and Baron Maurice de Rothschild has secured 41,725. For years George Stern, lie best jockey in France, and one of tlie most able horsemen in the world, has headed the jockev list, but he is now only fifth with fiftv-seven wins to his credit, and up till August 7 J. Cliilds comes out on top. having ridden sixty-nine winners out of 292 mounts. For a long time this season Barat. who now ties with C. Childs for second place, each having ridden sixty-five winners, was tlie most successful rider in France, and he is the first pure-bred Frenchman to ever occupy the position since the days when racing was virtually started there bv Lord Henry Seymonr. and no other French, rider has ever been on the Grand Prix de Paris winner, as he was this year. Little Maurice Barat is now only nineteen years of age. and., always crazv to be a iockey. he used as a child of eight to ride at the old Hippodrome in some equestrienne performance. His mother was for years a washerwoman at La Villette. but ince her boys success as a jockey lias given up this business. The record of owners to win 0;000 and over during the term from March 22 to August 10. is as follows: . Owner Horses. Races. Won. r King Edward C 11 8,470 ,2 and S?:S3U L. Robinson and W. Clark 7 10 .35-STin a: f." iSset": ::::::::::: ::::::: io 33:750 Lord Rosebery ! 5 :- H. Lytham 10 15 32.152 W. H. Walker 5 9 30.020 Lord Howard de Walden 9 12 28.200 Sir W. C. Cooper 4 4 27.200 L. de Rothschild H 1" r.0-?0;" P. Nelkel 15 20.1S0 Duke of Portland 7 9 2..2; Lord Carnarvon 10 24. 93 J. A. de Rothschild ; 5 j4..i0.. R. Mills 7 17 23.14;, L. Neumann -"-si". W. Raphael 3 5 21.i2 Lord Villiers 4 9 20.o10 Major E. Loder 2 4 20.3S2 Sol Joel 0 g 1S.9.0 A. Bcndon , 2 2 Jj,-"-,;! II. P. Whitney 9 13 10.015 A. P. Cunliffe 5 S 10.42.. II. G. Fenwick 2 0 lo.px. Lord Durham , i 9 J-?I- W. M. G. Singer ; C JH?- J. R. Keene t 9 12.905 J. II. King 2 ,j? 1f "20 A. Stedall J 10 U.4ijj Lord Falmouth. 2 3 11.1-jO Captain N. Allfrey 1 3 11.0..0 Lord Derby " 0 10.090 Though Wootton has not ridden for a week on account of tlie death of his mother he still .leads tlie riders bv a wide margin of races won. though LMahers percentage Is best. Tlie riding record up to yesterday is given in tlie table lelow: Jockey Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P. C. Wootton.. F. 407 ill 83 52 181 22.35 Malier. I 227 59 33 22 113 2o.9S Higgs, W !W0 53 43 40 188 1C.00 Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Saxbv, W 240 48 33 20 139 19.51 Trigg. C. .407 43 41 47 270 10.50 Griggs. Walter 323 42 40 40 201 13.00 Dillon. B ...219 30 30 32 121 10.13 Fox. F 300 ."! 32 35 200 10.78 McCall. G ...170 32 21 22 101 1S.1S Jones. II. 154 28 31 1G 79 18.18 Evans, J 211 27 2! 15 140 12.79 Stokes. II. 148 24 14 13 97 10.21 Martin, J. II 205 23 34 21 127 11.21 Madden, O. .........201 22 29 21 129 10.04 Griggs. William 202 22 32 41 107 8.39 Randall. II. 147 21 14 22 90 14.28 .. The list of horses which have Won .O00 or more during tlie same term of racing, is as follows: Horse and pedigree-. Races. Won. Miuoru. br. c. 3. by Cyllene Mother Slegel , : 0 4.4S0 Bnvardo, b.. c. 3, by vBay Ronald GalieJa - 4 0S.015 Dark Ronald, br. c. 4. by Bay Ronald Darkle 3 35.520 Neil Gow. ch. c. 2. by Marco Che- landry ; 2 30.7S5 Pcrola. ch. f. 3. by Persimmon Edmee 1 24.750 Electra. br. f, 3. by Eager Sirenia 1 20,500 Lemberg. b. e, 2. by Cyllene Galicia.. 3 19.440 White Eagle, ch. c. 4, by Gallinulc Merry Gal 3 19.395 Louviers, b. c. 3, by Isinglass St. Louvalne 3 19,387 Greenback,, b. c. . 2. by St. Frusquln Evergreen 5 17.885 Admiral Hawke, ch. c, 2. by Gallinule Admiration 3 17,552 Cargill. b. h. 5. by Carbine Gallnne. . 2 17,375 Bomba, b. c. 3, by Carbine St. Neophyte , 1 17.150 Princesse de Galles, b. f, 3. by Gallinule Kcila 1 15.250 Sealed Orders. Ch. c, 3, by Diamond Jubilee Wafer 3 15,150 Sir Archibald, blk. c, 4, by Desmond Arc Light 3 14,925 Charles OMalley. b. c. 2. by Desmond Goody Two. Shoes 3 13.925 Ebor. br. c, 4, by Hackler Lady Gough 1 13,250 Valens; b. c. 3, by Laveno Valenza. . 4 12,515 Primer, h. c. 4. by St. Simon Breviary 1 12,317 Hallaton. ch. g. 7. by Blankney Mas- cotte 3 11.050 Santo Strato, b. c, 4, by Victor Wild or St. Frusquin Pie Powder 1 10.150 , The sires of stock the winnings of which amount to over 0,000 during the present season are as follows: Sire and pedigree. Horses.Races. Won. Cyllene 1S95. hy Bona Vista Arcadia, by Isonomy 19 28 21,485 Bay Ronald 1S93. dead, by Hampton Black Duchess, by. Galliard 9 101 115.350 Gallinule 1SS4. by Isonomy Moorhen, by Hermit 1C 22 73.032 Marco 1S92, by Barcaldine Novitiate, by Hermit 18 25 G4.2U2 Persimmon 1S93. dead, by St. Simon Perdita II.. by Hampton : ...12 14 03.880 Eager 1S94. by Enthusiast Greeba. bv Melton 15 27 5S.770 Carbine 1SS5. by Musket Tlie Mersev. by Knowsley S 10 45,923 St. Frusquin 1S93. by. St. SimonIsabel, by Plebeian 10 23 39.0S7 Desmond 1S9G. br St. Simon LAbbesse de Jouarre. by Trap- pist 11 171 3C5S5 Isinglass 1S90. bv Isoiiomy Deadlock, by Wenlock S 9 34.592 Diamond Jubilee "1897. by St. Simon Perdita. by Hampton.. 10 10 27.450 Sundridge 189S. by Amphion Sierra, bv Springfield 10 13 24,055 St. Serf 1SSS. by St. Simon Feronia, . by Thonnanby 5 10 24.340 nackler 1SS7. dead, by Pe- traruh Hackness. by Albert Victor .. 10 12 23.537 Pletermaritzbnrg 1S9S. by St. Simon Sea Air, by Isonomy... 13 1C 22.S75 Ayrshire 1SS5. by Hampton Atalanta. by Galopin 12 15 22.0S0
