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1 1 1 1 1 1 ; AMERICAN HORSES DO WELL IN ENGLAND. Austrian Magnate to Embark on English Turf — King , Georges Derby and Oaks Nominations. London. Eng.. August 13.— Much racing of minor Importance has been disposed of since the memorable Goodwood meeting was added to turf history, but nothing of the sensational order has cropped up at any of the recent meetings. One feature that is worth noting is the frequent successes of American-bred horses here and there. Since the first day of the present month alone Donuez Moi. the Hamburg — Blue Oirl filly. Torchbearer, Kinearb. Columbus. Rally Sand. Carnea. Waterwillow. Waierlcaf, ChanrI, Pine Knot. Pond Menfories. Election. Water-weed. Hasty Pudding. Queen Tii am! Hugo have won at various meetings a total of seventeen races. J. It. Joels thme Watercress fillies. Waierlcaf. Waterweed and Waterwillow are much more than paying their way and have fully justified the good judgment exhibited in purchasing them at the sale of Mr. Ilaggins yearlings. Perhaps none of them is a real 8 or. but all are speedy and more than useful. Nearly all of the horses named are in English ownership and are considered favorably in their stables. Major Mel.auglilins Sombrero CUM, Colum-hus. won 1 ho Brighton Stakes recently anil is quite a good handicap horse. His Serene Highness Prince Kinsky. the head of one of the obtest . richest and most powerful families in the Austrian empire, is to race in England next year. His highness has been an honorary member of the Jockey Club since 190C. As Count Charles Kinsky. once attache at the A astro-Hungarian embassy, lie was immensely popular in society. He was the first foreigner to win the Grand National, having ridden Zoedone in 1883 to victory. Prince Kinsky has many estates, six of which are in Bo hernia. At Herman me tsee his father kept huge racing anil breeding studs, and the forests and preserves in Bohemia are among the best in Europe for quality and variety of sport. The princes racing colors are white, silver buttons, red belt and cap. with silver tassel. In the Derby of 1912 His Majesty King George V. has the following engaged: Colt by Florizel II. — Loch Boon; colt by Florizel II. — Batten Hen: colt by Thrush— Laodamia : colt by Yolodyovski — Runaway Match, and colt by Lord Bobs — Mira-belle. In the Oaks for the same year his majesty has entered a filly by Flying Fox — April Princess; ■fly by Florizel II. — Sweet Vernal, and filly by Martagon- Mnndon. J. It. Joel has run ten horses not including Spanish Prince during the last fortnight, and eight of them have been returned winners — a record that his trainer. Charles Morton, might well be proud of. Tom French, the well-known jockey, who was stricken with an attack of congestion some days ago. and has died at Chantilly, was only forty-two years old. and is much regretted by his numerous friends, who appreciated his thorough loyally and honesty. He came over to France from England with V. Webb, the trainer, in 18S1, ami some fifteen years ago was one of the prominent jockeys riding there. French won the Eclipse Stakes on Le Justicier in Is:i5 for Karon Sehiekler. He rode with success for Albert Menier and Edmonil Blanc. He was engaged in Italy, and of late years rode in Roumania, where his skill was mm h appreciated. So far thirty six owners have stable winnings of 0,000 or more, their names and stable records lieing: Winng Races Amount Owner. Horses. Won. Won. Mr. Fairie 3 8 02,857 Lord Bonebery 7 9 61,737 Lord Derby 15 21 55.970 W. Astor 2 5 48.220 P. Nelke 10 14 38,100 Sol Joel 0 12 35,535 L. Neumann 5 s 34.137 II. P. Whitney 14 19 .34.022 L. de Rothschild 1.3 17 .30,095 I. McCalmont 5 6 2S.057 W. Bass 2 .3 28,320 J. B. Joel 11 12 25.500 Lord Villiers 5 8 25,075 Messrs. L. Robinson and W. Clark ,8 10 23,150 A. E. Wigan 2 5 21.555 Iird Durham S 10 20.150 W. W. Bailev 2 .! 19.330 Major Loder 2 4 19,090 R. Mills 7 IO 17.515 Reiil Walker 5 4 10.055 E. F. Kchiff 2 4 15.912 A. P. Cunliffe .3 4 15.595 II. Lvtham 0 10 15.515 Sir R. W. P.. .lardine .S 12 14.075 H. J. King .3 0 14.045 Mai. G. II. McLaughlin 2 5 12,910 W. Raphael 5 7 12,90*1 Duke of Portland 4 5 11.995 Charles Carroll 4 8 11,947 II. P. Nickalls 4 J 11.515 Lord Carnarvon 2 2 11.2.35 C. E. Howard 2 5 11.110 Mr. P.rough 4 0 10.750 W. II. Walker 4 5 10.555 Sir W. Cooper 5 7 10. 295 Sir R. C. Carton 1 2 10,155 Leniberg as leader and Neil low as second in the list of winning horses have been stationary for some time past, bul Winkipop has gained substantially and so has St. Nat, probably our best two-year-old. At present the horses with 0,000 or more to their credit are: Races Amount Horse and pedigree. Won. Won. Leniberg. b. c, 5. by Cyllene-Oalicia. 3 0, 425 Neil Cow. eli. c, by Marco — Chelan- ilry . 5 58,400 Winkipop, b. f, 3, by William the Third Conjure 1 47,235 Bayardo, b. c, 1. by Bay Ronald -Ga- lieia 1 35,192 Bachelors Double, eh. c, 1, by Treden- nlc Lady P.awn 5 27.i!20 Rosedrop. eta. f, 5, by SI. Frnsquin - Rosaline 2 20. 100 Greenback, b. •, :;, by St. Fruaquin— Evergreen 1 23,075 Cellini, eh. c, 2, by Cyllene -Sirenia.. 1 21,735 Ulster King. b. or or. C, 5. by Persimmon — Tally Lass 5 20. 255 St. Nat. b. or br. e, 2, by St. Denis -Nathalie 4 is. 0.30 Bwyuford. br. c, 3. by John oOaunt - Canterbury Pilgrim 2 17.S20 Blixabetta. i . r. i. by Diamond Jubilee Red Virgin 2 11.775 Seaforth. b. e, 2. by Symington--dam by Timothy— Florence Montgomery... 2 13,972 Lagos, eh. a, 5. by Santoi — dam by Wisdom — Sterling Lass 2 13,075 Admiral Dawke, eh. c. 5. by Galliuule — Admiration 3 11,520 Declare, b. c, 4. by Desmond — Darling Clara 2 19.135 Most folks expected that F. Wootton would have by this time considerably improved his position in tlie winning jockey list with Maher holiday-making, but his progress has been very slow and the American horse man still commands a majority of 21. The Epsom Jockey keeps trick-and-tie with Trigg, and the pair are at forty-six. though Wootton has the advantage of a better winning average. Higgs has put on four points dining the past week, and still holds fourth place. Saxby is fifth and the brothers Griggs tie for sixth position, as tiny did seven days ago. The jockey ship record is now: Jockev Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P. . Maher. D 257 07 42 27 121 20. 07 Wootton. F 275 40 it 38 128 10.S4 Trigg, C 5SO 40 42 45 247 12.10 Higgs. W 282 42 40 38 102 14. IS Saxov. W 229 39 55 29 120 17.05 Griggs, Walter ....245 32 21 2! 10.3 13.00 iriggs. William 20S 52 54 34 188 11.94 Fox. F 510 27 54 .",1 21S s.To Randall. II 207 20 38 lit 124 12.5b Wheatlev. E 150 25 19 15 71 19.25 Plant. .1 109 2., 9 12 125 15. bo Mal i ill. J. 1 1 183 22 20 20 .17 13.3:; Bicfcaby, F. Jr 190 22 22 11; 180 11.50 Clark, J 124 21 2:; 15 c,7 16.93 Teinplcmau, A 155 21 lo 15 105 13.91 Rlugstand, C 221 21 17 24 102 9.5i» Wootton. S 252 2! 2.". 22 188 9. or, Cyllene is still premier of our leading sires and appears likely to remain so to the end of the year, although it is by no means an impossibility to pass bini. It the St. Roger should fall to a representative of St. Frnsquin or William the Third, his position would be gravely threatened. The Americans, Hamburg: ami Meddler, are creditably represented. Tiie sires Willi progeny having won 9,109 or more are: Win- Races Amount sire and pedigree. here. Won. Won. Cyllene 18951, by Bona Vista — Arcadia, by Isonomy 11 151 19.S47 St. Frnsquin 1888 by St. Simon -Isabella, by Plebeian.. 14 25 76,350 William the Third 1 1886. by St. Simon --Oravity. by Wisdom.. 11 20 73,093 Mai 1892. by BareaWine— Novitiate, by Hermit 10 12 OS. 595 Desmond 1S90|. by St. Simon — L A bbes.se dc .louarre. bv Trappist 17 27 51.515 Persimmon 189.31, by St. Simon — Perdita II.. bv Hampton... 9 13 39,180 Ray Ronald 11883 dead, by Hampton -Black Duchess, by GaHiard 2 5 35.002 Symington 1893. bv Ayrshire — Sipbonia. br si. Simon 11 itv 5:.. 017 Knudrldge 1899, by Atnpblna Sierra, bj Springfield 8 15 30,380 Count Si liombera 1892. by Anghrlni Clonavarn. by Ralinl in ]5 2s. 910 Tfedennls 1.898, bv *einlttj— , SI. Margaret, by Ilermil 4 0 28.721 GalliniUe 1884, bv Isonomy — ■ Moorhen, by Hermit • 15 20,555 John oOaunt 1901, by Isiu-glass—La Fleche. by St. Simon 4 5 25,940 Grey Leg 1S95. bv Pepper and Salt— Qnetta, by Bend Or 7 11 22,990 Hamburg 1895, by Hanover — Lady Reel, bv Fellowcraft 8 15 22,177 Sautoi 1S97. by Queens Birth fry— Merry Wife, by Merry Hampton 10 12 22,300 Meddler 1880. bv St. Gatien —Bus.vlH.dy. by Petrarch 8 14 21.107
