TO STUD MASTERS.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16274, 26 July 1918, Page 5

TO STUD MASTERS.

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Sylva made all the running in ths Booth i, Canterbury Stoop lechaeo, and iron very easily. Marecamho looks, very big, and evidently has not been schooled, as L, Hagorty had a lot of trouble to g®l. him to lamp, and ■then, despite vigorous riding,' ho ran -off sk the fourth fenoo. Hi? ohanoetof winning urn Grand National is hopdesa. Son ran good race, but had no chanoe of giving, tho winner 251b. He jumped much better tn»n usual. Kyxo Heiress was made a good;favourite Jot the Washdyke Trot, She began well, but / immediately left hor feet asd lost ' lot o£ ground. Running up tho back she cksed_ wp the gap, and waa doe© up in fourth poaitkm, hut she tired four furlongs from noma ana. dropped out of it. King Oote Jan., a leap-year-old gelding by King Colo-Coepaaut, paced a good raco, and but tor ffl the straight might have won. High Admiral failed to eeo tho journey eat, and stopped. badly in tbo straight. Bright CWW. who *« the outsider of the lot, led for Iwf a nute, but she hong out badly .on the tun and 1« the others pass hew on tke inside. - Seville was made an odds-on favourite for the Hunters' Plate. Always welt placed, ne tried to leave his opponents at too aead 01 the straight, but Jack Symqiia had. h»a, measure, and , won very oomfortably by naif a and Brown Joe ou'tclo»edthe , , rest of tho field ,in the Hturi Cap. ' cleared right away from last six furlongs. Luigi lost his rwer at the second last fence. ■ 1 - ■ Tho Oraxi trainer, S. Tnlford, had ft great dor. as ho led in five winners, beaidea having three other horses plaoed third aari, one scoond. V I .