THE EPSOM GRAND PRIZE AND THE OAKS.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7878, 1 June 1891, Page 5

THE EPSOM GRAND PRIZE AND THE OAKS.

[BY ELBCTftIO T_JLfiGUAPH—COPVBIOHT.)

[eES, PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Recelvod May 30th, 10.20 a.m. LONDON, May 29. At the Epsom Summer Meeting the following were the results of the principal events:— Tn_ Kr»so_ Gkaxd Prize, ot 100) soya for winner and saw soys lor nominator of tho winner, added to v swccpsuko ol !to aovs each, 10 ft. ior three-year-olds. Colt 3 Sst lOib, fillies Bsr, 51t>. 'Die w*nucr of a wcigut-for-aijo race, value 500 soya to carry Sib; twioy of 000 soya or one J of 1000 soya, 71b; of the Two Thousand Guuici Stakes or the Darby, 101b extra. .Maidens allowed 7ib. The owner of the second horao to receive lOu aoi r B out of the stalioi. About ono mile and a quarter. Closed with HZ tmbs. Mr Leopold de Rothschild's br c Banvenuto, by Ualopm—Queen of Diamonds, by King oi Trumps .. .. .. • .. .. 1 Mr Hunry Miloer's b f St. Kilda, by Clalrvaux or Maohuath—Emma Mclbourno .. 2 Duko of Wostmuister's o c Ordinance, by liond 'Or—Bright tJcauiy .. .. ..3 Bonvenuto started once as a two-year-old in tho Middle Park Plato, but finished outside a place. She has a large number of engagements this season. The Oaks Stakes, of 4OGO aovs for the winner, 40J soy's fyr tho nominator of the winner, SO-J soya for the owner of tho Sdcond, and 200 soys fur tho owner of rho third; for Allies, &t 101b each, chen throe-year-olds; by subscription of 50 aovs each, by forfeit. 145sub3. Sir T. Sykca' b f Mimi, by Barcardiue, dam by Lord X*yon—sadis .. -.. .. 1 Lord Roaebery's b f Corstorphino, by Foxhall —Uhopetce .. .. .. .. ..2 Mr H. A. Harrison's br LLady Primroße, by Roßobery—Empress Maid .. .. „ 3 Benvenuto started once as a two-year-old in the Middle Park Plate, but finished outside a place in that event. He has a large number of engagements this season. St. Ivilda won tho Liverpool Nursery Plate of 400 aovs, as a two-year-old his only victory, previous to which he ran fourth in the JrTitzwilliam Plate, of £655 at Newmarket Craven Meeting, chird in the Molecomb Stakes at Goodwood, second in the Wentworth Stakes at Doncaster, fourth in Badminton Foal Plate of £888 at Leicester, won by PhyUjda. Started favorite, but ran unplaced, in > the Kempton Park Champion Nursery, Handicap of £950, won by Bondage. Finished sixth in the Lancaster Nursery Handicap of £482. St. Kilda is -well engaged. Ordinance's only performance last year was in running second to Mr D. Baird's Siphonia in the Richmond Stakes at Goodwood, in which race he was beaten by three parts of a length. Ho .has heavy engagements this season. Mimi, who last year ran in the nomination of Mr N. Fenwiek, won the Lavant Stakes, of 760 soys, at Goodwood last year, the first year of the sixth Zetland Stakes; the first October -Two-year-old Stakes, of .£395; the Clearwell Stakes, o£ £557, at Newmarket; was unplaced in the Middle Park Plate, won by (iouveneur ; and again unplaced in the Dewhurst Plate. . Ijfliia season she has already appropriated the One Thousand Guineas, the Newmarket Stakes of 4500 soys, and the above-men-tioned event.

Corstophine ran third in the Lancashire Plate, of £9091155, at Manchester, won by Ampliion; won the Dewhurst PjLate, of £1302, last year. Lady Primrose' was second'to Mardi Gras in the Great Surrey Breeders Foal Stakes of £1113. Unplaced *in the British Doiiunioa Two-year-old. Stakes of £915 at Sandown. Park; unplaced at Ascot in the Coventry Stakes of £1817, third in the Zetland Plate of £1779 at Wexford; unplaced in the National Breeders' Produce Stakes of £1516; unplaced iv the Kempton Park Great Breeders' Produce Stakes of £5671, won by Blavataky. '