DIVISION OF STAKES

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 265, 5 August 1931, Page 14

DIVISION OF STAKES

I I Mr. M. Tims Heads List LIMOND LEADING SIRE i By courtesy of the “New Zealand Referee,” which publishes in this week’s issue its annual budget of winning statistics, compiled by its Turf Register staff, we are able to announce the leading sires, horses and owners, for the racing season just closed. Owners. Mr. M. H.' Tims, owner of Karapoti, : headed the owners’ list with £5725 in i stakes, and was followed by- Mr. J. J. Corry, £5OBB. Mr. W. R. Kemball £4700, Sir Charles Clifford £4485, Mr. T. A. H Duncan £4BlO, Mr. A. B. Williams £4575, 3 Mr. A. Louisson £3995, Mr. D. P. Wil--3 son £3027, and Mr. V. Riddiford £3070. S Horses. ffl Karapoti headed the individual stake g earners by a substantial margin, his B total being £5007. His nearest attendants d were: Nightmare!) £3320, Cylinder £3160, Lady Pam £3130, Hunting Cry a £2725, Ammon Ra £2535, Historic £2130, a Lady Quex £2130, Motere £2lOO, Otairi fl £2075. 1 j Sires. H 1 The sires’ list sees the Koatanui stal--9 /lion Limond at the top with 49 wins, 54 H placings, and £16,033/10/- in stakes. H Next in order are Lord Quex, 57, 93, fl £14,435: Acre, 77, 122, £12,391; Chief 1 Ruler, 58, 134, £12,1884; Tea Tray, 52, ri 90, £11,170}; Paper Money, 50, 105, ,W £10,960; Hunting Song, 60, 76, £10,045; " Lucullus, 29, 78, £9539,