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GOOD FORTUNE OF WHITNEY STABLE IN ENGLAND Guidon Eng October 22 The Newmarket Second October meeting proved onu of exceedingly good for ¬ tune for II P Whitney signa1 achievements by Borrow Whisk Broom and the Adam Sallic of Navarre filly bringing the straightforward American stable its greatest measure of success since it began racing in England Borrow was the main instrument in this through winning the Clearwell Stakes and the much more valuable Middle Park Plate The net result when the meeting was over was that Mr Whitney had been advanced to the eminence of third in Englands list of winning owners of 1910 only Mr Fairie and Lord Derby surpassing him in stable winnings Borrow also became the leading twoyearold winner of the year leading Cellini by nlKMit 5000 Unluckily his engagements for next year are meager being limited to the Payne Stakes at Newmarket Whitsuntide Plate at Hurst Park and St George Stakes at Liverpool He was not nomi ¬ nated to the Two Thousand Derby or St Leger and lKing a gelding could not be started if he had been beenWhen When he won the Clearwell Stakes on the first day of the meeting Borrow was the favorite at 13 to 8 He carried 128 pounds and only won by a head from Lord Falmouths good filly Invlcta which had up 122 K unds But when it came to the Middle Park Plate the wise heads scarcely gave Borrow a thought By all it was deemed a duel between D McCalmonts unlteaton Seaforth and Leopold dc Rothschilds Pietrl this general opinion being re ¬ flected in the betting which at post time was to 4 against Seaforth 11 to S Pietri 100 to 12 King William 100 to Borrow and 20 to 1 Simdal It was the presence of the two cracks that scared others out and reduced the field to five When it came to the running Sandal on the stand side dwelt slightly and Pietrl dashed off in front of Seaforth the pair being slightly in advance of Bor ¬ row with King William at their heels Pietrl held an advantage of aliont a length for a quarter of a niile when Seaforth deprived him of the lead the pair racing neck and neck in front of Borrow Down Bushes Hill Borrow drew level with the two favor ¬ ites and in the Dip lie headed Seaforth and main ¬ taining the advantage to the end won a good race by a neck while Pietrl reached Seaforth iu the last few strides and deadheated with him for second place King William was a closeup fourth and Sandal tailed off all the way last Time 118J Borrow carried 123 pounds while the deadheaters each had up 12J The horses finished closely bunched and Scaforths rider Randall claimed a foul on the ground of boring ia and bumping by thp winner but it was overruled by the stewards The backers of the two beaten favorites were In ¬ tensely chagrined over the unexpected outcoiuu and there Is now a disposition to re turn to the former opinion which gave St Nat the honor of being the best twoyearold of 1010 At the same time those who held that Borrow could not stay six furlongs in good company now perceive the error of their ways waysLemberg Lemberg will not lie raced any more this year and has gone into retirement until next years racing arrives arrivesBayardos Bayardos subscription is full at 1523 for next season and he is filling fast for 1012 lie stands at file Manton Stud StudFrench French breeders arc showing a strong desire to avail themselves of tlic services of Sundridge and all subscriptions to this stallion have been taken to the end of the year 1 14 M CIieriHalbronn has certainly shown wisdom and foresight In securing this horse from J B Joell A speedy horse was wanted at the stud in France During recent years everything has been sacrificed for the sake of stam ¬ ina and the power of endurance under heavy weighty The introduction of Snndridge notwithstanding his reputation of being a mere sprinter will do much to rectify faults that have been creeping into the system of the French stud farms The young Sun dridgcs bred in England have all earned the reputa ¬ tion of being flyers and the alliance of their sire with the sturdy mares of France should have most satisfactory results resultsFrank Frank and Stanley Wootton are to be seen riding over hurdles on Kpom Downs almost every morning and their sister Stella on a tiny black pony not standing fourteen hands follows them She is probably the finest little horsewoman of her age in the country and no jockey could shape better betterFrom From ninth place to third in the list of winning owners has been the progress made iu one week by H P Whitney due mainly to the prowess of his unsexcd son of Hamburg and Forget Borrow More ¬ over it is quite probable that he will retain his proud position lie having at least as much chance of adding to his stable winnings as his closest com ¬ petitor Lord Bosebcry L Neumann and V Nelke have each made substantial progress and with the standard of admission raised to 15000 the list of principal winners is now as follows Wing Races Amount AmountOwner Owner Horses Won Won Mr Fairie 4 4Lord 15i77 Lord Derby IS ISII 107575 II P Whitney 2O 2OLord 8uo Lord Hoseliery 8 8W 64837 W Astor 2 2L rS 83 L Neumann 7 7L L de Uotlischild 10 10Sol Sol Joel P Nelke 12 12J J B Joel 14 Wing Races Amount AmountOwner Owner Horses Won Won WonSir Sir W Bass 4 C 37283 37283D D McCalmout G 8 31752 31752II II Lytham 10 18 29770 29770Lord Lord Yilllers 7 13 28180 28180Major Major Loder 3 i 20S90 20S90Lord Lord Durham 14 20183 20183L L Robinson and W Clark 9 11 24015 24015A A E Wigan 4 7 22115 22115Reid Reid Wsilker 3 5 21103 21103Duke Duke of Portland C 7 21080 21080Maj Maj G II McLaughlin 2 8 19985 19985W W W Bailey 3 193 i iR R Mills 7 10 17513 17513W W Raphael 5 10 17190 17190A A P Cuullffe 5 C 10382 10382K K F Schlfr 2 4 15912 15912Lord Lord Falmouth 3 4 15572 15572T T Pilkiugton 2 4 15125 15125Sir Sir W Cooper 5 10 15110 15110Sir Sir R W B Jardinc 14 15073 15073By By taking two important stake races in one week Borrow has mounted upward in the list of winning horses and has displaced Bachelors Double from seventh place in the list of winning horses which is now made up of those which have won 15000 or more The two leaders Lemberg and Winkipop have added to their earnings but the next four Neil Sow Swyuford Bayardo and Rosedrop have stood still The list now stands standsRaces Races Amount AmountHorse Horse and pedigree Won Won WonLomberg Lomberg b c 3 by Cyllene Galicia V6 110575 Winkipop b f 3 by William the theThird 57998Neil Third Conjure 8 57998 Neil Gow ch c 3 by Marco Che Chelandry landry 3 55400 55400Swynford Swynford br c 3 by John oGaunt oGauntCanterbury Canterbury Pilgrim 3 50070 50070Bayardo Bayardo b c 4 by Bay Ronald Ga Gaikia ikia 4 39492 39492Rosedrop Rosedrop ch f 3 by St Frusqnin Rosaline 3 31705 31705Borrow Borrow b g 12 by Hamburg Forget 7 27920 Bachelors Double ch c 4 by Tre Tredennis dennis Lady Bawn 3 27020 27020Greenback Greenback b c 3 by St Frusquiir Evergreen 4 23075 23075i i Cellini ch c 2 by Cyllene Sirenfa 1 21735 St Nat b or br c by St Denis Nathalie 5 20430 Ulster KJpsrkb or br c 3 by Per ¬ simmon Tully Lass i 3 20233 20233PJptri T PJptri h1 c 2 by St Frusquin rie Powder 4 17710 17710Sunder Sunder ch c 3 bv Sundridgc Divorce DivorceCourt Court G 16810 16810Yellow Yellow Slave b f 3 by St Serf Croceum 3 10503 10503Seaforth Seaforth b c 2 by Symington daui dauiby by Timothy Florence Montgomery 3 10357 10357The The only change of any special importance in the sires list in the past week has been the advancement of the American stallion Hamburg from seventeenth to ninth place the list with 25000 or more to their credit through their progeny being now as follows Win Races Amount AmountSire Sire and pedigree ncrsr Wou Won WonCvllene Cvllene 1S95 bv Bona Vistsi Arcadia bv Isonouiy 1C 2O 173842 173842St St Frusqnln 1893 by St Si ¬ mon Isabella by Plebeian 16 32 110904 William the Third 1898 by bySt St Simon Gravity by Wis dom 14 31 94228 94228Marco Marco 1892 bv Barcaldirie Novitiate by Hermit 15 21i 79345 79345Persimmon Persimmon 18931 by St Simon Perdita II by Hampton 17 20 67423 John oGaunt 1901 by Isin ¬ glass La Fleelie by St Si ¬ mon 5 9 63000 63000Desmond Desmond 1890 by St Simon LAbbesse de Jouarre by Trappist byTrappist 19 33 59323 59323Sundridge Sundridge 1899 hy Amphion Sierra bv Springfield 1 Hamburg 1895 by Hanover Lady Reel by Fellowcraft 9 Sanloi 1897 by Queens Birth ¬ day Merry Wife by Merry Hampton MerryHampton J1 Jft i Gallimile 1884 by Isonomy Moorhen by Hermit 17 i wwv wwvSymington Symington 1893 by Ayrshire Sipuonia bv St Simon 12 20i 38097 38097Count Count Sehomberg 1892 by byAushrim Aushrim Clonavarn by Ba Baliol liol 10 10Bay Bay Ronald 1893 dead by byHampton Hampton Black Duchess by byGalliard Galliard Tredcnnis 1898 by Kcndal St Margaret by Hermit 8 Hi 33751 33751Eager Eager 1894 by Enthusiast Greeba by Melton 18 3 T TGrey Grey Leg 1S95 by Popper and andSalt Salt Qnetta by Bend Or Meddler 1890 by St Gatien Busybody by Petrarch 9 19 Rock Sand 1900 by Sainfoin Roquebruuc by St Simon 9 18 20015
