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CHRISTMAS DAISYS SECOND CAMBRIDGESHIRE London Eng October 29 The Cambridgeshire did not yield the hopedfor American triumph and although Vbisk Broom ran an excellent race it turned ut that liis hot favoritism at 3 to 1 was undeserved It was a repetition of last years Cambridgeshire Christmas Daisy again winning every yard of the way and unlucky Mnstapha again bringing up in hciond place That Inth first and second horses shoald repeat in successive years was without prec ¬ edent in the history of the race but Hacklers Pride hailing from the same stable that has now triumphed twice with Christmas Daisy won the big nice in 1903 and repeated in 1904 different horses finishing second This years Cambridgeshire wa a fastrun race which soon separated the wheat from the chaff in fact the pace set by the winner was of so cuttingdown a character that few could live up to it One of these was Whisk Broom which was second at the Bushes but Newmarkets hope could not live it out and Maher on Mustapha showed that the confidence of Dawsons stable In reducing its representatives to a single one must liave been very strong but again did Lord Carnar ¬ vons horse IiaVe to put up with second place But Christmas Daisy never left the result in doubt from start to finish making all the running and Don hno was aide to take a judicious easy coming down Bushes Hill where h got rid of Whisk ISroom and was enabled to beat Mustapha with a renewed burst oil speed by a length and a half Halcvon ran In his usual game fashion and finished a iiiek in front of Whisk Broom which just missed i place Twentyone horses ran bnt most of them were hopelessly outpaced throughout throughoutAs As compared with the Newmarket Second October Meetiii the Americans cut bnt little figure at the wmtrkct lioiighton meeting their only success f importance being the triumph of Mr Belmonts Hft and shapely filly Sandwich in the Criterion Stakes However but few horses from the American tables started in contrast to their usual practice if ricin frequently at Newmarket NewmarketSt St Nat in showing his ability to stay a mile Stakes refuted the idea v wiiiiilii the Honghton f his Io5ng touched in his wind for twoyearolds Itit cui et this distance must indeed be clear in heir nspiratory organs Tlie son of St Denis one f the bstbred horses at present at the stud though iMateii in his initial essay has won bis last half dwn race Tlie colt likes company as he has rtio i in 111 his exercise gallops and this fact ac niiinN for Maher having to show him the whip vhnlloh Smoke was leading him to tlie Bushes Ke iroiised St Nat put in such wholehearted work that he should prove to be a topsawyer at atMaher1 Maher1 Maher1who who has been riding so brilliantly at New uniL t iJiU week having seven winners to his davs has declined an offer of 10000 redit in t wo or ecoiid claim to ride for one of the leading sta staxii xii e tlierwinncr of the Grand Prix de Paris Parisnd nd 11 or rircshas been sold for SOOOOO to Count Countl behalf of the German Germanvrrnmnit l acting on n I rff who was vrrnmnit and the horse goes into the Royal subkcTYor discussion likely to crop tip during of the willing winter will l e the thepocHe tl it months contrasted merits of Searorth and St StY pocHe credit of the theHer Y t iv1 iii Irxt i race and to the while the former has won Her s x m sc douru Ation Ins md a share in the young s1101111 by Baron on Glrse GlrselVirS hich was recently pnrohasd lVirS lSgolvmirsincreased their re iblVarnii of the past week but s in the course l lA A The rdy clnge of any l j jce ce was the to seventh from ninth dvancement of P Nelke place iit the list of winners of 15 5000 or more that list now standing as follows Wing Races Amount AmountWon Owner Horses HorsesMr Won Won Mr Fairie 4 4Lord 14 105597 Lord Derbv 18 18II 33 108505 II P Whftney 21 21Lord 35 69795 Lord Rosebery 8 8W 11 64837 W Astor a aTJ 9 58983 TJ Neumann 7 7I 14 55337 I NcMicT J2 J2L L de Rothschild 1C Sol Joel 9 9r r B Joel 15 15Sir Sir W Bass 4 4D D McCalmoiit 0 0H H Lytham 1O 1OLord Lord Durham 10 10Lord Lord VIHiers 7 Ma jjir Loder L Robinson and W Clark ClarkA A E Wigan Reid Walker Duke of Portland Maj G II McLaughlln W W Bailey R Mills W Raphael A P Cunliffe E F Schiff Lord Falmouth T Pilkington Sir W Cooper Sir R W B Jardine Leuiberg and Seaforth have added to their earn ¬ ings but otherwise the list of horses that have rtnn 15000 or more reuialfi5 as ii was a week ago and is now as follows followsRaces Races Amount AmountHorse Horse and pedigree Won Won WonLembeig Lembeig b c 3 by Cyllene Galicia 7 11915 Winkipop b f 3 by William the theThird Third Conjure 8 57998 57998Nell Nell Gow ch c 3 by Marco Che Chelandry landry 3 55400 55400Swynford Swynford br c 3 by John oGauut Canterbury Pilgrim 3 50070 50070Bayardo Bayardo b c 4 by Bay Ronald Ga Galicia licia 4 39492 39492Rosedrop Rosedrop ch f 3 by St Frusquln Rosaline 3 31705 31705Borrow Borrow b g 12 by Hamburg Forget 1 27920 Bachelors Double ch c 4 by Tre Tredennis dennis Lady Bawn 3 27020 27020Greenback Greenback b c 3 bv St Frusquin Evergreen 4 23075 23075Cellini Cellini ch c 2 by Cyllene Sireaia 1 21735 Seaforth b c 2 by Symington dam damby by Timothy Florence Montgomery 4 20552 St Nat b or br c 2 by St Denis Nathalie 5 20450 20450Ulster Ulster King h or br c 3 by Per ¬ simmon Tully Lass = 3 20235 20235Pietri Pietri b e 2 by St Frusquln Pie PiePowder Powder 4 17710 17710Sunder Sunder ch c 3 by Sundridge Divorce DivorceCourt Court 6 16810 16810Yellow Yellow Slave b f 3 by St Serf f fCroccnm Croccnm 3 16505 Seaforths victory in tlie Great Sapling Plate at atSaudown Saudown Park gave Symington a useful lift in the thesires sires list but otherwise no great changes have havetaken taken place and the list of winners of 25000 or ormore more is now nowWin Win Races Amount Sire and pedigree ners Won Won WonCyllene Cyllene 18U5 by Bona Vista Arcadia by Isononiy 10 27 182402 182402St St Frusquin 183 by St Si ¬ mon Isabella by Plebeian 16 32 ilO904 ilO904William William the Third 1898 by St Simon Gravity by Wis ¬ dom 14 32 94353 94353Marco Marco 1892 by Barcaldiue Novitiate by Hermit 15 21i 79345 79345Persimmon Persimmon 1893 by St Siuioii Perdita II by Hampton 17 29 67425 67425John John oGaunt 1101 by Isin ¬ glass La Fleche by St Si ¬ mon 5 9 63060 63060Desmond Desmond 1810 bv St Simon LAblmsse de Jouarre by Trappist 19 33 59323 59323Sundridge Sundridge U89 by Amphion Sierra by Springfield 12 23 49202 49202Hamburg Hamburg 18115 by Hanover Lady Reel by Fellowcraft 9 22 45715 45715Symington Symington 1S95 by Ayrshire Siphonia bv St Simon 12 221 42707 42707Santoi Santoi MS97 by Queens Birth clay Merry Wife by Merry Hampton 21 251 40635 40635Gallimde Gallimde 1884 by Isonomy Moorhen by Hermit 17 24 39630 39630Count Count Schoniberg 1SJ12 by Aughrim Clonavarn by Ba ¬ li 11 24 3S23 3S23Trodennis Trodennis IStiS bv Kendiil St Margaret by Hermit 10 iri 354S6 354S6Bay Bay Ronald 1SI3 dead by Hampton Black Duchess by Gnlliard 2 5 33992 33992Eager Eager 1894 by Enthusiast Grecba by Meltou 17 33 3329 Win Races Amount AmountSire Sire and pedigree ners Won Won Grey WonGrey Leg 1805 by Pepper and andSalt Salt Quetta by Bend Or 7 1C 31085 31085Meddler Meddler 1890 by St Gatien 26517Rock Busybody by Petrarch 9 19 26517 Rock Sand 1900 by Sainfoin Roquebrune by St Simon 9 18 26015 Danny Maher rode with such yigOE and dash through the last week that he gained rapidly on Wootton and is now but one behind the Australian in the mutter of winning mounts creating an inter ¬ esting but only temporary situation The records of the leading jockeys of the year are now Jockey Mts 1st 2d 3d Unp PC PCWootton Wootton F 539 113 108 78 239 2050 2050Maher Maher I 391 112 01 4i 172 s 4 4Trigs Trigs C 517 82 79 Higgs W 405 65 64 59 217 1604 1604Saxby Saxby W 286 47 43 34 1B2 1043 1043Griggs Griggs Walter 352 47 37 44 f Rickaby F Jr 365 46 51 53 Griggs William 380 43 49 Wheatley E 190 40 28 20 102 2105 2105Martin Martin J H 245 3J 37 32 137 1593 1593Fox Fox F 406 39 54 49 324 836 836Randall Randall H 299 37 52 28 182 1237 1237Jelliss Jelliss II 330 35 40 36 21 1060 1060Jones Jones H 209 30 34 22 123 1435 1435Tcmpleman Tcmpleman A 214 29 17 17 J51 1151 1151Wootton Wootton S 342 29 41 34 238 847 847Ringstead Ringstead C 361 29 37 41 254 863 863Foy Foy C 328 26 23 39 240 792
