GREAT WINNERS IN ENGLAND

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 138, 15 June 1927, Page 7

GREAT WINNERS IN ENGLAND

A period of 32 years has elapsed since Isinglass retired from the race track in England, and his stake-winning record still stands, but Coronach, having stakes to the value of £43,871 to his credit at the end of his three-year-old career, may dethrone the Isonomy horse, for he is well engaged this season. In a perusal of figures bearing on great stake-winners on the English Turf it is interesting to relate that most of the horses included therein were privately bred by the men whose colours they carried. The following is a list of ten of the most noteworthy stakewinners on the English Turf who come under the heading named:— Stakes Won. £ Ising'l»33, bred by Mr. H. M'Calmont 07,455 Donovan, bred by the Dulte of Portland 55,153 Flying I'ox, bred by the.Duke of Westminster 40,006 Ayrshire, bred by toe Duke of Portland 35,915 Persimmon, bred by the K!ng (Edward "VII.) 34,706 Pretty Polly, bred by Major Loder .. 37,59" Ormo, bred by the Duko of Westminster 34,626 Diamond Jubilee, bred by tho King (Ed- . ward VII.) ;.. 29,185 Ormonde, bred by the Duko of Westmiristor 28,105 | Hock Sand, bred by Sir James Miller 25,899 Coronach, bred by Lord Woolavlngton 43,871 NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB'S