Worlds Greatest Race To Be Run In England This Afternoon Over The Historic Epsom Downs Course, Daily Racing Form, 1919-06-04

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WORLDS GREATEST RACE TO BE RUN IN ENGLAND ENGLANDTHIS THIS AFTERNOON OVER THE HISTORIC HISTORICEPSOM EPSOM DOWNS COURSE The Epsom Dpby will be run today The Epsom Oaks next Friday It will not be the Xew Derby nid Xew Oaks of wartime but the real Derby and real Onks of historic and worldwide fame at their home on the broad expanses of Epsom Downs Their replacement on their own track is an affair of real moment to Englishmen and there is no doubt about the event being witnessed and celebrated by anywhere from half a million to nearly a million people at the head of which will be King George pud his family It is a great occasion in the turf world and will be appropriately observed The condi ¬ tions of this most famous race are areThe The Derby Stakes of 0500 sovereigns 32500 250 each half forfeit or only 23 if declared by March 20 1918 for entire colts and tillics foaled in 1910 Colts to carry 120 pounds Uliies 121 pounds nominator of the winner to receive 2500 2000 to second and 1000 to third About one and onehalf miles one and onehalf miles and twentynine yards 210 entries sixtynine 25 declarations declarationsThe The latest list of probable starters their owners names breeding and probable riders are the fol ¬ lowing Owner Color and Sex Horse and Pedigree Jockey Wt WtSir Sir Alec Blacks br c The Panther by Tracery Countess Zia R J Cooper 12G 12GMajor Major W W Astors b c Lord Basil by Bayardo Popinjay R Colling 12G 12GSir Sir Walter Gilbeys br c Paper Money by Greenback Epping Rose S Donogliue 120 120Sir Sir W Cookes ch c Golden Orb by Marcovil Golden Legend G Hulme 12t5 12t5Lord Lord Glanelys folk c Grand Parade by Orby Grand Geraldine W Langford 120 120Gen Gen Sir Bruce Hamiltons b c Dominion by Polymelns Osyrua A Smith 12G 12GMajor Major J A de Rothschilds ch c Rbamer by Predicateur Cross as Two Sticks E Wheatley 120 120National National Studs br c Grand Almoner by Royal Realm Burnt Almond H Jones 120 Willeys b c Bay of Xaples by Cylgad Star of Xaples W Griggs 126 126Lady Lady Torringtons b c All Alone by Royal Realm Canidia A Saxby 120 120Sir Sir W Xelsons b c Tangiers by Cylgad Orange Girl J Childs 120 120Sir Sir Ernest Cassels b c Wellingford by Cylgad Wethers Well F Lane 12C 12CAdmiral Admiral Sir E Mcuxs b c Sir Douglas by Stedfast Mille Fleurs v fimith 120 120Cant Cant Lionel Montagues b c White Heat by White Eagle Crucible J H Martin 120 120Ixvrd Ixvrd Derbys b c Makeiwace by Chaucer Glorvina B Carslake 120 120Major Major W W Astors b c Bnciian by Simstar Harnoazo JVBriiinan 120 120MoVtrmer MoVtrmer ln erVbn crinitdiiT y Mlircovii Misfit T7T iTT TTT J Shatwell 120 120Quite Quite naturally Tlie Panthers victory in the Two Thousand Guineas had the effect of intensifying his favoritism for the Derby It will not be at all surprising if he goes to the post at oddson but from the latest London reports at hand May 21 8 to 5 could be had against him Then followed Lord Basil 5 to 1 Buchan 10 to 1 Grand Parade and Iaper Money 100 to 7 each Stefan the Great which docs not appear among the probable starters was at 100 to 7 at the same date dateIu Iu England The Panther is regarded as one of the rare horses that come but seldom to the turf He is regarded as a better individual and as good or better a threeyearold than was Lemberg Bayardo Gay Crusader and Gainsborough GainsboroughIt It was expected that France would have had two colts in the Derby But May 20 Mr Vanderbilt sent word from Paris to England that McKinley his Macdonald II Mrs Dospard colt would not be sent over for the race This was after McKinleys easy win at Longchamps May IS of the Poule dEssai French Two Thousand Guineas in which Observateur Mr Edmond Blancs Derby candidate was second But McKinley won so easily and all the way witli his head in his chest as the French reports had it that Observnteur was naturally eliminated as a Derby possibility So there will be no French starters in the race raceThe The tabled history of the Epsom Derby for the last twentyfive years of its running it was first contested in 1780 todays race being the one hundred and fortieth for the stake is given below Year Owner Winner Odds Jockey Second Third Time 1894 Lord Rosebery La das 29 J AVatts Matchbox Reminder 245 1895 Lord Rosebery Sir Visto 91 S Loates Curzon Kirkconnel KirkconnelSt 243 1890 Prince of Wales Persimmon 51 J Watts St Frusqnin Earwig 1S97 Mr Gubbins Galtee More 14 C Wood Velasquez History 244 1SOS J Larnach Jeddah 1001 O Madden Batt Dunlop 247 1899 Duke of WestminsterFlying Fox 25 M Cannon Damocles Innocence 242 1900 Prince of Wales Diamond Jubilee 64 H Jones Simon Dale Disguise II 242 1901 W C Whitney Volodyovski 52 L Reiff William ne III Veronese 240 24010014T 1902 J Gubbins Aril Patrick 10014T II MartinRisjng Glass Frair Tuck 242 1903 Sir J Miller Rock Sand 40 D Maher Vinicius Flotsam 242 1904 L de Rothschild St Amant 51 K Cannon John oGaunt St Denis 245 1905 Lord Rosebery Cicero 411 D Maher Jardy Signorino 239 1900 Maj E Loder Spearmint 01 D Maher Picton Troutbeck 230 1907 R Croker Orby 1009 J Reiff Wool Winder Slve Gallion 244 i 1908 Chevalier GinistrelliSignorinetta 1001 W Bullock Primer Llangwm 239 1909 King Edward Minoru 72 H Jones Louviers William the 4th 242 1910 Mr Fairie Lemberg 74 B Dillon Greenback C OMalley 235 1 1011 J B Joel Sunstar 138 G Stern Stedfast Royal Tender 230 i 1912 W Raphael Tagalie 1008 J Reiff Jaeger Tracery 238 i 1913 A P Cunliffe 4Aboyeur 1001 E Piper Lou vois Great Sport 237 1914 H B Duryea Durbar II 201 M McGee Hapsburg Peter the Hermit2387 1915 S Joel Pomnicrn 1110 S Donoghne Let Fly Rossendale 232 1910 E Hulton Fifinella 112 J Childs KwangSu Xassovian 230 1917 Mr Fairie Gay Crusader 74 S Donogliue Dansellom Dark Legend 240 191 S Lady James DouglasGainsborough 813 J Childs Blink Treclare 233 I JCraganour finished first hut was disqualified for fouling Race was run at Xewmarket in 1915 1910 1917 and 1918 and called the Xew Derby


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