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BEST ENGLISH YOUNGSTERS Free Handicap of Most Classic Nominations of 1921 All Derby and Guineas Best Con ¬ sidered by Weight on Last Seasons Racing1 LONDON England February 12 There is rea ¬ son to believe that wo saw during the past season more really good twoyearolds than Is usually the case This means that the best half dozen or so attain to a high average of merit though none of them displayed brilliance comparable with that shown by Tetratema the previous year I know tliey are very good said a skilled trainer who lias had many highclass performers in his stable in years gone by because of what mine have done when tried with older horses The outlook for 1921 is therefore promising It is the more so because the reputations enjoyed by at least two of the mosttalkedof twoyearolds rest to some extent on conjecture Loighton and Pharmacie arc both unbeaten They won races with an incal ¬ culable amount of weight in hand The fact re ¬ mains however that neither of them was called upon to oppose twoyearolds known to be in the top class so it has yet to be seen how they will fare when subjected to a severe test testThe The Middle Park Plate of 1920 was the last of the important twoyearold events decided The Dewhnrst Plato run over seveneighths mile hnd to be abandoned owing to the strike of coal miners minersTlie Tlie Free Handicap published six days after the contest for the Middle Park Plate requires no revision because of subsequent happenings and is given below It correctly classes last seasons two yearolds on their racing from he top ddwn to 105 pounds and is as follows followsHANDICAPPED HANDICAPPED ON 1920 RACING RACINGHorses WgtLeighton Horses and Breeding Hand Wgt Leighton b c by Roi Herode Queen of the Earth by Flying Fox ii ij Monarch ch c by Tracery Toofani bv Yilack Duck ii Humorist ch c by Polymeiiis Jest bv Stin dridge jo Pharmacie ch f by Charles OMallVv Pre ¬ scription by Dinneford Lnmonora ch c by Lemberg Ilonora bv Gal ¬ linule Thunderer jojThunderer br c by Simstar LaYidabVWiid joj fowler Milesins K1 o v jfi liiu le N NoiaY oiaY v j Symington lin Poiomarch linPoiomarch ch c by The Totrareh Pomaeo by Polymelus 1119 Alan 1119Alan Brcek rh c by Snnstar Joie JoieVie Vie VieVYvre VYvre by Gallinule j p Black pBlack Gown br c by Earla Mor Total YelYpsY by General Symons IKi Blue IKiBlue Lady ch f by Tracery Miss cobYlf bv Pride Oxciidmi ch f by Cultivation Froht GaYe by AValmsgate jj Sllver jjSllver Image ch c by JuggeYnaitQueeiY Sli ¬ ver by Queens Birthday nj Coeir njCoeir de Lion ir e by Roi IlorodeLyonesse by Earla Mor C1iiiil0 litC1iiiil0 Sil Ch f hV Sl1pr 1 1V ioYabypoiy lit Love ill Idleness r by i Double Cornfield by Isinglass Syrian Prince gr c by The Telrarch LiVma by Persimmon Barrulet ch f by Tracery BaVrioiV by Grey J Poiror Wisely LoveWisely eh e by Santoi Trousseau by Love Gerund ch f by StedfastGera V William Williami i no i in Id Aelaro whceVbyli br g hy Othello Glaze whceVby li y Nutcracker bv f by Ihauuei Burnt Almond by Almondby Gallinule Goldendale Minstead VivMinstead br c by Golden Sun viiiiVe Viv Cylette b o by Cylgad Queenlet by Berrill Arabesque b f by Tracery Valve bv Velas Velaso o e7 i La Volt lire ch f by Louvois Asccnsciir bv Eager Hamlet b c by Prince Palatine Unwise bv Sundridgc Sundart br f by Simstar Baroness La Flechc by Lndas Polly Flinders cb f by Polymel us Pretty Polly by Gallinule Bell Metal b c by Llangibby Tinkling Sound by Symington Contractor b c by Prospector dim by Bridge of Earn Doctors Call gr c by Roi Herode Night Bell by Tho White Knight Bumble Bee b g by Honey Bee Murimla by Ilnekler f Bettina b f by Swynford Bobhina by Des ¬ mond Versatile VelocityFoundation br f by Chaucer Verve by Velocity Foundation b c by Cicero St Suva bv St Serf Bnyonnc ch f by Diadumcno Bayazid by Baynrdo TricTnic gr c by William Rufus Ijidy Tet rnreli by The Tetrarch Seornius ch c by Polymeiiis Marsovia bv Marw Highlander b c by Volta Scala by Spear ¬ mint Kagleiiawk b c by Spearmint Countess An by Gallinule Cyrobelle br f by Cicero Bellanda by Sun ¬ dridgc
