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AMERICAN ENTRIES ABROAD Yankees Liberal Nominators for Englands Famous Races. Marshall Field, A. K. Macomber, J. E. Wid-ener, W. S. Kilmer and J. E. Maddcns Names Appear on the list. American sportsmen are particularly well represented in the English classics for 1923, which closed in November of 1921. These are the Derby, Oaks, St Leger, Two Thousand Guineas and the One Thousand Guineas. Of these famous old races the Two Thousand Guineas is first on the racing calendar and will bo run May 2. The One Thousand is run May 4. Both of these are at Newmarket. The Derby will be run at Epsom June 4 and the Oaks over the same course June 6. The St. Leger is run at Doncaster September 12. It has ever been the ambition of the American sportsmen to take down English classics and naturally it is the Derby that has been the most coveted goal of them all. The elder Pierre Lorillard scored the first American success in English classics when, in 1SS1, Iroquois was winner of both the Derby and the St Leger. Then in 1901 the late Col. William C. Whitney won the Derby with Volodyovski, a colt that was leased from Lady Meux. That same year Foxhall Kcene won the Oaks with his filly Cap and Bells II. In 1907 Richard Crokers Orby was winner of the Derby, and the following year August Belmonts Norman III. was winner of the Two Thousand. In 1912 August Belmont scored another triumph when his Tracery was winner of the St Leger and there was another American victory the same year when H. B. Duryeas Sweeper II. was winner of the Two Thousand. Then in 1914 II. B. Duryeas Durbar II. was winner of the Derby, making it the second classic victory for that American sportsman, who at the time had transferred his turf activity from this country to France. The American sportsmen who are represented in the classics next year are James W. Corrigan, Marshall Field, Foxhall Keene, Willis Sharpe Kilmer, A. K. Macomber, John E Madden, Joseph E. Widener and Mrs. A. Rudd. Of these nominators A. K. Macomber was the most liberal, he having fifteen eligibles for the Derby, two for the Oaks and two for the St Leger. Marshall Field is well represented with four nominations for both the Derby and the St. Leger, while he has three each in the Oaks, Two Thousand and One : Thousand. Joseph E. Widener only has one eligible for the Derby, but he has four in both the Two Thousand and the One Thousand. John E. Madden and Willis Sharpe Kilmer each have two in the Derby and three in the Oaks. Foxhall Keene has one eligible for the Derby, Two Thousand and the St Leger. James W. Corrigan has named two fillies for the Oaks and he has one eligible for the Derby, One Thousand and the St Leger. Mrs. Rudd has one nomination, and it is in the Two Thousand. Following is a complete list of the American eligibles with their breeding: FOR THE DERBY. J. W. Corrigan B. c, by Corcyra Mouchettc, by Orvieto. Marshall Field B. c, Rosewing, by Sunstar Desmonds Rose, by Desmond. Marshall Field Ch. c, Mankato, by Tredennis Tippytoes, by General Symons. Marshall Field I?, c. Friars Melody, by Friar Marcus Sweetest Melody, by Sir Edgar. Marshall Field li. 1, Irincesse du Quart by The Tetrarch Albra, by Royal Realm. Foxhall Keene B. c, Topboot, by Amadis Fuss in Boots, by Peter Pan. Willis Sharpe Kilmer Ch. c. Siinfcrence, by Sun Briar Conference, by Rock Sand. Willis Sharpe Kilmer Blk. f, Sunfey, by Sun Briar St. Fey, by St. Frusquin. A. K. Macomber B. c. Arrowhead II., by Sea Sick Court Dress, by Disguise. A. K. Macomber Ch. c. Batsman, by Maintenon Bats Delight by Delimiter. A. K. Macomber Br. c, Forsetc, by Negofol Foresight, by Ilalma. A. K. Macomber Ch. c, Fortuny, by Maintenon Queen of Fortune, by Fortunio. A. K. Macomber Ch. c. Ganimedc III., by War Fame Posy, by Sunflower II. A. K. Macomber Br. c, Le Florcntin, by War Star Kick In, by Buckwheat. A. K. Macomber Br. c, Maskovcr, by Oversight Maskelyne, by Sweep. A. K. Macomber Ch. c, Sightovcr, by Oversight Adcliza, by Maintenon. A. K. Macomber Ch. c, Silver Bow. by Maintenon Prestide, by Prestige. A. K. Macomber Blk. c, Phe Albatross III., by Sea Sick Mineola, by Maintenon. A. K. Macomber Ch. c. The Aiab II., by Sea Sick Pope Joan, by Disguise. A. K. Macomber 15. c. The Creole II., by Sea Sick Steppes, by Maintenon. A. K. Macomber B. c. The Moenad, by Talo Alto Stingarce, by Sunstar. A. K. Macomber Ch. c, The Osprey II., by Tag- liarucnto Sandblast, by Maintenon. A. K. Macomber Ch. c. The Pilgrim II., by Maintenon Aftersight, by Sea Sick. John E. Madden Brown colt, by Hessian Millinery, by Star Shoot. John E. Madden Brown colt, by Ormondale Shadow, by Charles Kdward. J. E. Widener B. c, Orions Sword, by . Negofol Orbit, by Orvieto. Ilf THE OAKS. J. W. Corrigan Chestnut filly, by Gay Crusader Carina, by Chancer. J. W. Corrigan B. f, Grace, by Friar Marcus Santa Clara, by Iftlly. Marshall Field B. f, Irincesse du Quart, by The Tetrarch Albia, by Itoyal Realm. Marshall Field B. f, Torlisten. by Torloisk Loyal Cheer, by Diamond Jubilee. Marshall Field Chestnut filly, by Golden Sun Blandella, by Mackintosh. Willis Sharpe Kilmer Blk. f. Sunfey, by Sun Briar I St Fey, by St. Frusquin. 1 Willis Sharpe Kilmer B. f , Sun Thistle, by Sunstar Sweet Briar, by St. Frusquin. Willis Sharpe Kilmer Ch. f. Sun Quest by Sun Briar Itoyal Quest, by Roi Ilerode. A. K. Macomber Ch. f, Alenka, by Sea Sick Isadore II., by Flying For or Imprenable. A. K. Macomber B. f, Chartreuse, by War Fame Sling Shot, by Sunstar. John E. Madden Chestnut filly, by Star Shoot Watermelon, by Watercress. John E. Madden Chestnut filly, by Friar Rock Plum, by The Manager. John E. Madden Bay filly, by Star Shoot Mer-cadcl, by The Commoner. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. Marshall Field Ch. c, Mankato, by Tredennis Tippytoes, by General Sytnous. Marshall Field B. c, Rosewing, by Sunstar Desmonds Rose, by Desmond. Marshall Field B. c. Friars Melody, by Friar Marcus Sweetest Melody, by Sir Edgar. Foxhall P. Keene B. c, Topboot, by Amadis Puss in Boots, by Peter Pan. Mrs. H. Rudd B. c, Marvex, by White Magic Maranon, by Martian. J. E. Widener Blk. c. Sea Rock, by Sea Sick Rose Pompon, by Rock Sand. J. E. Widener B. c, Sky Scraper IV., by Sweeper Confection, by Isinglass. J. E. Widener B. f. Light o Dwn II., by Sweeper Light o Love, by Radium. J. E. Widener B. f. Natures Smile, by Rabelais Nature, by Meddler. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. J. W. Corrigan Chestnut filly, by Gay Crusader Carinn, by Chaucer. Marshall Field B. f, Princesse du Quart, by The Tetrarch Albia, by Royal Realm. Marshall Field B. f, Torlisten, by Torloisk Loyal Cheer, by Diamond Jubilee. Marshall Field Chestnut filly, by Golden Sun Bhindella, by Mackintosh. J. E. Widener Blk. c. Sea Rock, by Sea Sick-Rose Pompon, by Roek Sand. J. E. Widener B. c. Sky Scraper IV., by Sweeper i Confection, by Isinglass. J. E. Widener B. f, IJght o Dawn II., by Sweeper Light o Love, by Radium. J. E. Widener B. f. Natures Smile, by Rabelais Nature, by Meddler. ST. LEGER. ELIGIBLES. J. W. Corrigan Bay colt, by Corcyra Mouchettc, by Orvieto. Marshall Field Br. c, Rosewing, by Sunstar Desmonds Rose, by Desmond. Marshall Field B. c, Friars Melody, by lriar Marcus Sweetest Melody, by Sir Edgar. Marshall Field Ch. c, Mankato, by Tredennis Tippytoes, by General Symons. Marsliall Field B. f, Princesse da Quart by The Tetrarch Albia, by Royal Realm. Foxhall P. Keene 15. c, Topboot by Amadis Puss in Boots, by Peter Iasi. A. K. Macomber B. c. The Moenad. by Palo Alto j Stingarce, by Sunstar. A. IC. Macomber Br. c, Forsetc, by Negofol Fore- j sight, by Halma.
