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THE RACING OF AMERICAN-BRED HORSES IN ENGLAND THIS YEAR + + From the beginning of the Fnglish Bat racing season al Lincoln. March !■ to May 7, inclusive, Ameii can-bred horses have won sixteen r.u is. besides being paced in a considerable, number more, it is noticeable that of the two lending. American owners maintaining racing stables in England thai of II. P. Whitney v n no race in the time named, while that of A. Belmont is only credited with one. the Ismaslou Plate, •!i by hi- Rock Sand two -year -old colt, Sandinole, at the Derby spring Meeting. It follows that the win i ngs of horses bred in this country benefitted English owners, the one important exception being the Great Surrey Handicap, which Coronal won for the American owner. Oscar Lewisohn. Considering ilia t iiuu.eii-rairy the American -fan ,1 horses racing in England constitute but a small contingent of the whole number i ngaged in the sport there, it must be said that on the whole they have done quite well so far. Of tie luces land-d Outrauis Lincolnshire Handicap was the most important in value and prestige. It was of Hie i el value of .0Ol and to tiutiam belongs the distinction of being Ihe tirst and only American bred winner •i tliis. first highly important feature of BngUafa spring racing. In oiiit of value the other races won of more ll.au 61,000 in net value to the winner were the Claretaoat I ate of ,895, won at Hurst Park b lord Ko-chi rys Watercress colt. Watergrnel; Fifty-foartb Newmarket Biennial Siake- of ,100, won ,u Newmarket bj Lord Usdogans ltock Sand colt, October: Great Sorrej Handicap ot ,150, won at Lp m . c. Lewisohas Voter tilly, ononis; Mehon Selling Plate of ,830, woo try Bobbin at Leicester; Ftftj ;,. !, Sale Stakes of ,426, won at Newmarket by The Forest; Newark Handicap of ,310, won at Netting ..iu by Ocydrowe, and the hievcley Handicap, won by old Wamha al Newbury. The other tans won were what would he turned parse races ,n ihis country and ranged in ralne from $ 5 hj to mar. v. but iut mite, i.illv lucre i-- no prospect of Amoiiean-bred horses cutting any liguic in the most important English races ii ,- year. Angus! Belmont has several Rock Sand three year-oldi in the Derby and St. Leger, hut tin re i-IMi reason to siispeei another like Tracery is bidden iu their numbers. Mr. Whitney will lie in bad link. imbed, if lie doe- not win a few good races wilh Ilariiioiiicon and Ianasine. but his horses in training ha - been inueli reduced in number and his racing operations greatly curtailed. Several of his two-year-olds bare raced without soccesa. lie baa a three-year-old brother to Borrow named Slumber which is wei tl ought of and may prove able to do something ol note before the racing of this year is done. Next year at will have ipiite a band of i wo v ear olds i,y the most fashionable English sires from a number of American l.oioduiares be now has at his place in England and il is quite probable that bis stable policy is to await I lie eomhhg iut i racing ■■! the-,- youngsters before going into the s|* rt again on an extensive scale. In the meantime what our horses did in the confines of the dans named is fully set ..u, iii the following table: March 23 CoJ. W. II. Storys b. h. Election, 7. by Voter -Ambroalac; Hatatoa Piste, Lincoln .! !•:: A. .Lime." blk. c, lookers, :;. by Yankee— Rosalgnol; Brockelsby Trial sii.Ues. Lincoln :s -4 .1. Be|P« Ii. ,-. Incle Dale, .;. b. Ormondale Auntie Mum: Blaakaey Selling Plate, Lincoln ... 1 lii .1. E. Potters br. h. Nankeen, 7. by Kingston Dominoes; Gantby Selling riaie. Llaeabi 1 ."i Lord To.riiigions b. e, in- fines. 4, by Orslni RetlceUa; Gantby SeUing Plate, Lincoln .... 1" 25 P. selkes b. h. Oatram, S, by Delhi — tilagham; Lincolnshire Handicap, I. inc., in 1 o,; |. eike- ,h. l; . Mix I p, I. b I.roomsi iek I nu lev lsurlev; Hvlton Handicap, Liverpool :; ■J. .1. A. 1« Rothschilds b. c, Broadwood, 4. by Voter — WiM Thyme; Thursby SelUng Handicap, Ltverpool l April 1 W. 11. Dixons br. h. Wainha, 7, by Ben Brash— Cap and Bells: Chievelcy Handicap. Newbury. I 1 1". Nelkes ch. g. Mix Lp, 4, by Broomstick — Hurley Barley; Chleveley Handicap. Newbury... 1 ." A. Bdmont8 b. c, Sanduiole. 2, by Kock Band — Merry Token: Osuiaston Plate. Derby 1 ■ 7 Lord Roseberys b. e, Watergrnel. :;. by Watercress -DiacipUne; Benttnck Maiden Plate, Nottingham o 7 L. de Iiothsehihls b. c, Ocydrome, 7. by i-sary — Belle of Palo Alto; Newmarket Plate, Nottingham 1 s R. WeoUons ch. h. lUihbii- s. by Meddles- Handapuo; Melton Selling Plate, Leicester 1 R •: Rdwardes b. g. Albany Beef. .",. by Broomstick — Xela; Melton Selling Plate, Leicester L .» I.. Wtnans b. h. The spy. fi, by Disguise Semper Paratas; Moderate Handicap, Leicester ... .: 12 C. Woods b. h. Monotone, 5, by Rock Sand —Lady Margaret; Richmond Welter Handicap, k aiptoa Park 2 M H. J. Neumans b. f. Home Rrrw, .";. by Broomstick -Jersey Light aiag; Tamworth Handicap, Birmingham ] ll :;. Wont tons b. c, Waterbtrd, .;. by Waterboy— Florence Breckniridge; Barton Handicap, Hi, mlngham 1 M i. W. II. Storys br. r. Tin Porest, :;. by Ormondale— Puturita; Etngeley Plate, Birmingham. 1 15 lord si. Davids eh. c, Forward. 4. by Oesarion— Forelock : Visitors Plate. Newmarket 1 15 I P. Whitneys b. e. Single Stick, .".. by Broomstick .Iiuk : Visitors Plate. Newmarket ....2 it; Col. W. IL Storys in. c. fhe Forest. ::. by Oraooodale Patarita; Sale stakes. Newmarket ... l it; P. Nelkes ch. e. Tears ami Smiles, :;. by Broomstick Whimsical; Three Teai old Plate, Newmarket ;; 17 ll. I. WhHneys b. c, Saadmsn, ::. by Broomstick -Saadria; Three-Tear t.d Handicap, New- ntarket ,°, 17 II. P. Whitneys br. f. Panasfnc. 4. by Peter Pan -Ladasaae; Flying Hardlcap, Newmarket ... :; 17 Lord Cadogans h. c, October, 4. by Rock Sand — Octoroon ; Newmarket Biennial Stakes. Newmarket 1 17 I . Winans" nr. e. Duke of York. 4. by Ogden — In-ighily ; Newmarket Biennial Stakes, New-mi rket 2 21 P. Nelkes ch. e. Tears and Smile*. :;. by Broomstick — Whimsical ; Prince of Vahs Stakes Rpawm 2 l!l i. Lewisotins ch. t. Coronls, .?. by Voter- Court Dross; ircat Surrey Handicap, Epsom l liJ il. Wont tons eh. h. Bobbtai, s. by Meddler Handepan; Kiagswood Plate, Epsom " 23 II. .1. Newmans b. I. Home Drew. .",. by Bi ustiek Jersey Lightning; Selling Handicap Iontefr.iet . o 28 to!. w. II. Storys b. b, Election, 7. by Voter -Ambroslne; Visitors Handicap. Newmarket 1 us W. McEaerys b. f. Oneida. 4. by Yankee -Ondnrdis: All-Aged Selling Plate. Newmarket .... L-LH. P. Ne.ki - h. ;_, Mix 1p. 4. by Broomstick- Hurley Bur ley; Rretby Handicap, Newmarket ... l l*:i it. I. Whitneys In. f. Ianasine. 4. by Peter Pan Ladasine; Heath Handicap. Newmarkel - ::n H. P. Whinny-, b. c. Single Stick. ::. by Broomstick links: lily Ill,-. Newmarket U May :: Lord Roseberys b. e, Watergrnel, ".. bj Watercress -Discipline: Curemont Plate. Harst Iark. I " Lord Lonsdales i, h. Torehbearer. 7. bj Meddler Strike-. i-I. iu-ht : Thlrsk Spring HaodlcaD Thirsk .* 2 :; li. Newmans b. f. Home Drew. :;. by Broomstick— Jersey Ughtnhur; llighweigiit Scllimr Handicap. Thirsk § t! W. Alldens eh. f. Mos Sweeper. ::. by Broomstick— Urania; City Bellini; stakes. Chester "II"! -1 c. W. Parkers eh. g. Montana, •"" . bj Hamburg or Burgomaster -Monadour; Dee siand Handicap ilest.-r :; 7 W. Dixons br. g. Siiinuriin. 4. by Burgomaster— Black Venus; Chlldwick Plate. Harpenden :: 7 P. Ivalls li. -. New York, 4. by I.roomsi iek Hearts Desire; Harpenden Town Handicap, Harpenden 2
