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WHITNEY STABLE EARNINGS IN ENGLAND ENGLANDThat That Harrv Payne Whitneys horses raced with distinction in England this year is well known their success being a source of satisfaction in this country With three exceptions the contributors to the good fortune of the stable were bred in this country the exceptions being the Persimmon Dame dOr colt and Sand Glass both Iwuglit iii England at sales of yearlings and the filly First Flight which was bid up and bought by trainer Joyner for the stable after she bad beaten the Adam Belle of Troy filly in the Waterloo Selling Nursery Handicap at Kemp ton Park last September She Is a speedy filly and in afterwards winning the Orleans Nur ¬ sery Handicap at Sandown Park gave proof that she is likely to prove a profitable purchase As much can hardly be said for the Dame dOr colt although he may improve into a good threeyearold He cost Mr Whitney 13000 as a yearling and his only suc ¬ cess was in winning the Tattersall Sate Stakes at the Doncaster September meeting meetingThe The star winners of the stablO were the crack Hamburg twoyearolds Borrow and Lady Frivoles filly and Hie threeyearolds Whisk Broom and New Castle All were raced against the highest class of their ages and acquitted themselves creditably In winning the Middle Park Plate Borrow captured the principal event that fell to the stable and defeated two of the supposed best English twoyearolds of the year in Seaforth and Pietri In addition beMon six other stake races particulars having already been detailed in Daily Racing Form The Hamburg Lady Frivoles filly ran four times and won the Fitzwilliam Stakes at the Newmarket Craven meet ¬ ing the Wllbraham Plate at the NewWarket tFlrsf Spring meeting the Mersey Stakes af the Liverpool July meeting and ran the crack St Nat to a lialf length for the Fifththird Biennial Stakes at Ascot New Castle won the All Aged Stakes at Ascot Beau ¬ fort Handicap at the Newmarket Second July meet ¬ ing and the Coventry Plate at Kempton Park arid was but once unplaced in twelve races Whisk Broom won the Trial Stakes at Ascot and the Se ¬ lect Stakes at the Newmarket Second October meet ¬ ing was third to Neil Gow and Lemberg for the Two Thousand Guineas and all around was rated i highclass threeyearold A split hoof kept him from meeting some important engagements He is a colt of great speed and beauty and likely to dis ¬ tinguish himself further in J911 J911The The Whitney stable earnings here published are somewliat in excess of those published In England There only first money is counted but Whisk Broom won 1000 for his third in the Guineas and other place money Borrow won 1000 in tjvo seconds and the Lady Frivoles filly took over 800 for her second to St Nat while New Castle won 1000 in second money These sums are Included in the following detailed particulars of the Whitney stable winningsRaces winnings Races RacesHorse Horse and pedigree Won Amt Borrow b g 2 by Hamburg Forget 7 28920 Xew Castle ch c 3 by Meddler Home ¬ spun 4 7885 7885Bay Bay LadyFrivoles or brown filly 2 by Hamburg Lady Frivoles 3 0680 0680Whisk Whisk Broom ch c 3 by Broomstick Audience 2 5825 5825Chestnut Chestnut colt 2 by Persimmon Dame DamedOr dOr 1 3400 3400Bobbin Bobbin ch c 4 by Meddler Handspun 1 2310 Perseus ch c 4 by Persimmon Urania 1 2200 Mademoiselle ch f 2 by Adam Sallle Sallleof of Navarre 1 2050 2050Bay Bay or brown fllly 2 by Hamburg Blue BlueGirl Girl 1 1770 1770Top Top othe Morning b g 3 by Hamburg Morningsidc 1 1 475 475First First Flight b f 2 by Thrush Earls EarlsSeat Seat 1 1335 1335Chestnut Chestnut gelding 2 by Sandringham or orHamburg Hamburg Flesole 1 1130 1130Chestnut Chestnut gelding 2 by Hamburg Jinks 2 1000 Oversight b c 3 by Ballyhoo Bey For ¬ get 2 1000 1000Sand Sand Glass h g 2 by Black Sand Valve 1 980 Hillside b g 4 by Hamburg Morning side 1 980 980Pequot Pequot ch g 3 by Hamburg Regatta RegattaII II 1 975 975Bally Bally Sand b g 2 by Sandriugham Ballyhoo 1 975 975Chestnut Chestnut filly 2 by Adam Belle of Troy 1 930 Artless b f 3 by Hamburg Martha II 1 900 Kiel b or br g 2 by Hamburg Re ¬ gatta II 1 500 500Totals Totals 35 73210
