RACING IN ENGLAND.

Otago Witness, Issue 2309, 2 June 1898, Page 34

RACING IN ENGLAND.

EPSOM.

Wednesday, May 25. the derby stakes,

Of Gooosovß, by subscription of 50sovs each,

PLACED HORSES AND BETTING SINCE 1866. 2867— Mr Chaplin's Hermit 66 to 1 Mi Met ry's Marksman . ... 10 to 1 Duke of Beaufort's Vauban »., 6to -* Won by a neck ; bad third-

1868— Sir J. Hawley's Bluo Gown ... 7to 2 Baron Rothschild's King Alfred ... 50 to I Duke of Newcastle's Speculum . . 14 to 1 Mr Chaplin's St. Ronan 40 to 1 Won by half a length ; bad third. 1839— Mr J. Jounstone's Pretender ... 11 to 8 Sir J. Hawley's Pero Gomez ... 11 to 2 Mr G. Jones's The Drummer ... 20 to 1 Mr Savile's Ryshworth 50' to 1 Won by a head ; length. IS7o— Lord Falmouth's Kiagcraft ... 20 to 1 Mr W. S. Crawfurd's Pahnerston 16 to 1 Lord Wilton's Muster no price Mr Merry's Mjcgregor 9 to 4 en | Won by four lengths ; neck. 1871— BaroD Rothschild's Favonius ... 9to 1 ' ] fMr Cartwrighfs Albert Victor ... 4to 1 I tMr Merry' t- Kiug of the Forest ... 14 to 1 Mr Keswick's I)i'<by Grand ... 30 to 1 Won by a length and it-half ; dead heat ; head, j i 1872- Mr Savile'a Cremorne 3to 1 Mr J. N Astley's Pell Mell ... 50 to 1 I Lord Falniouth's Queen's Messenger 6 to 1 1873 -Mr Merry's Doncaster 45 to 1 tMr Crawfurd's Gang Forward ... 9to 4 tMr Savile's Kaiser 4to 1 Loid Aylesford's Chandos 10 to 1 Won by half a iength ; dead neat for second ; i : three lengths. i i 1874— Mr Cartwiight's George Frederick 9to 1 ' \ Lord Rosebery's Couronne de Fer 7to 1 Lord Falmouth's Atlantic 100 to S' Won by two lengths ; neck ; Leolinus, Trent, ! Aquilo, Rosi.revor.clpse up.- j 1876— Lord Battliyar.y'd Galopin 2to 1; Lord Aylesford's Claremont ... 100 so 7 Lord Falmouth's c by MacaroniRepentance ]00 to 8 Lord Falmouth's Gartevly Bell ... 100 to 1 Won by a length ; six lengths ; Garterly Bell close up. 1876--MrA Baltazzi's Kisber 4to 1 Mr R. Peck's Foreiunner 100 to 15 Mi R. Peck's Julius Ceesar 40 to 1 Lord Dupplin's Petrarch 2to 1 j Won by five lengths ; three lengths ; three lengths. I 1877— Lord Falmouth's Silvio 100 to 9 ! Mr W. S. Mitchell-Innea's Glen j Arthur 50 to 1 Mr J. T. Mackenzie's JRob Roy .. 3to 1 Won by half a length ; three quarters of a. length ; 1878— Mr Crawfurd's Hefton' 100 to 12 ! Count Lagrauge's Insul&ire ... 100 to 30 Lord Falmouth's Childeric 100 to 8 Won by a length and a-half ; same ; Topaz was fourth. 1879— Mr Acton's Sir Bevya 20 to 1 Mr Trotter's Palm hearer 100 to 1 | Lord Rosebery'e Visconti 60 to 1 Duke of Westminster's Victor Chief sto 1 Won by three-quarters of a length ; a length ; three lengths. 1880 - Duke of Westminster's Becd 0r... 2to 1 Mi Brewer's R'-ix-rt the Devil ... 7to 1 Prince Solrykoff's Mask 20 to 1 Won by a head ; s>ix lengths ; Apollo was fourth. 1581— Mr Lorillard's Iroquois ... ... 11 to 2 Mr Norman's Peregrine 6to 5 Lord Rosebery's Town Moor ... 33 to 1 Prince Sollykoff's Scobell 20 to 1 Won by half a length ; two lengths ; half a length. | 1882— Duke of Y/estminster's Shotover 11 to 2 j Lord Bradford's Quicklime ... 6to 1 Mr LoriHaid's Sachem 100 to 8 , Mr H. Ilyn-'ill's Bruce 9to 4 Won by three-quarters of a length ; bad third, j 1883— Sis F. Johnatone's St Blaise ... sto 1 Lord Ellesmere's Highland Chief 100 to 6 LordFaL_outh's Galliard 7 to 2 Won by a neck ; half a length. i 1884— tMr J. Hammond's St. Gatien ...100 to 3 fHir J Willoughby's Harvester ... 100 to 7 : Sir J. Willoughby's Queen' Ade- | laide sto 2 A dead heat ; two lengths. The Btakes were divided. 1885 — Lord Hastings's Melton 15 to 8 Mr Broderick-Cloete's Paradox ... 6to 1 Mr Child wick's ttoyal Hampton ... 10 to 1 Won by ahead ; a bad third. 1886— Duke of Westminster's Oimonde 40 to 85 Mr Peck's The Bard 7to 2 Mr Manton's St. Mirin 40 to 1 Won by a length and a-halt ; a bad third. 1887— Mr Abington's Merry Hampton ... 100 to 9 Mr Fei v's The Baron 4to 5 Mr.F. Douglas's Mart ley 10 to 1 Won by four lengths ; two lengths. 1888— Duke of Portland's Ayrshire ... sto 6 Mr Vyner's CrowDerry 6to 1 Mr Rose's Van Dieman's Land ... 20 to 1 Won by two lengths ; five lengths. 1889— Duke of Portland's Donovan ... Bto 11 Mr J. Gretton's Miguel 25t0,l Mr D. Baird's El Dorado 100 10 '8 Won by a length and a-half ; a bad third. 1890— Sir J. Miller's Sainfoin 100 to 15 Baron de Rothschild's La Nord ... 100 to 7 Duke of Westiainetei's Orwell .. 100 to 1 Won by three-quarters of a length ; a neck. 1891 — Sir F. John sione's. Common ... 10 to 11 M. B. Blanc's Gouverueur ... ... 100 to 9 Sir J. Duke's Martenhurst ... 50 to 1 Won by two lengths ; a_bad third. 1892— Lard Bradford's Sir Hugo ... 40 to 1 Baron de Hirsch's La Fkche ... 11 to 10 M. Blanc's Bucentaure 100 to 1 Won by three- quaiters of a length ; one length. 1893— Mr H. M'Calmont's Isinglass ... 4to 9 Mr Rose's Ravensbuiy 25 to 1 Duke of Portland's Raeburn ... 20 to 1 Won by a length and a-half ; two lengths. 1894— Lord Rosebury's Ladas 2to 9 Lord Alington's Matchbox ... 9to 1 Mr T. Cannon's Reminder ... 33 to 1 Won by a length and a-half ; six lengths. 1895— Lord Rosebery's Sir Vi&to 4to 1 Mr T. Cannon's Curzon (h-b) ... 33 to 1 MrJ. B Maple's Kirkconnel ...100 to 8 Won by three-quarters of a length ; half a length. ! 1896— Prince of Wales's Persimmon ... sto 1 j Mr L. de Rothschild's St. Frus- [ quin , 8 to 13 Mr H. E. BeddiDgton's Earwig 33 to 1 i Won by a neck ; four lengths, ! 18&7— Mr Gubbins'sGalteeMore... .. Ito 4 I Lord Rost-bery's Velasquez 10 to 1 Sir 8. Scott's History 25 to 1 Won easily by two lengths ; History eight | lengths away. ! EPSOM CUP, Of 500sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 20sovs each ; the second-to receive oOsovs out of the stakes. ' Three-year-olds 8.0, four 9.3, five and upwards 9.6. Mares and geldings allowed 31b ; horses I that have never won a weight-for-age race i value SOOsova, or a handicap value lOOOsova, j allowed if three-year-olds 71b, four and upwards 101b. About one mile and a-half. Mr L. Brassey's b c Bay Ronald, by HamptonBlack Duchess 1 Mr "AY. Cooper's b c Newhaven, by Newminster—Oceana 2 Mr J. O. Sullivan's eh c Winkfield's Pride, by Winkfield-Alimony ... .„ ... ... 3 Fhidav, May 27Oak Stakes, of 4500sovs, by subscriptions of 50sovs ; nominator of the winner 400sovs, i owner of the second 200sovs, and owner of the third 200isov6 out of the stakes. For three-year-old fillies, 9.0 each. About one mile and a-hdlf. Duke of Portland's br f Airs and Graces, by Ayrshire — Lady Alwyne 1 Sir J. Blundel) Maple's br f Nun Nicer, by Common— Priestess 2 Mr Fairio's br f Cauliflower, by CommonEthel Agnes 3 A Sydney cable states that Airs *nd Graces, j the winner of the English Oaks, though nominated by the Duke of Portland, was in December last purchased by Mr P. W. Day on account, it is believed, of Mr J. T. Jones, the well-known Ballarat iportsman.

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Pedigree of the Winner. | j I } j

PLACED HORSES AND BETTING SINCE 1867. 186S—Mr G. Jones's Formosa Iltoßon Mr M. Dawson's Lady Coventry ... 12 to 1 Mr Padwick's Athena no price Won by 10 lengths ; bad third. 1869—Sir I". .Tohnstone's Brigantine ... 7to 2 Sir J. Hawley's Morna 6to 4 Sir R. W. Bulkcley's Martinique... Bto 1 Won by two lengths ; a bad third. 1870—Mr G. Jones's Gamos 100 to 8 Mr Merry's Sunshine 4to 1 Mr Eogland's Pate 9to 2 Lord Falmouth's Gertrude 100 to 30 Won by a length ; three-quarters. 1871—Baron Rothschild's Hannah ... 6to 5 Mr Naylor's Noble&se 20 to 1 Mr Lee's Hopbine no price Won by three lengths ; three-quarters. 1872—Mr Lefevre'a Reine 3to * Mr Cartwright's Louise Victoria ... sto 2 Sir K. Bulkeley's Guadaloupe ... 30 to 1 Mr Richmond's Catherine 100 to 1& Won by half a length ; length and a-half. 1873—Mr Merry's Mirie Stuart 2to 1 Mr W. S. Crawfurd's Wild Myrtle 16 to 1 Mr H.. H. Long's Angela, 12 to 1 Mr Somerville's Oxford Mixture... 33 to 1 Won by three lengthß ; half a length. 1874—Mr Launde's Apology sto 2 Mv Lefevre's Miss Toto 7to 4 Mr East's Lady Patricia sto 1 Won by three leagths; a length. 1875—Lord Falcsouth's Spinaway ... sto 4 Loi'd Falmouth's Ladylove 7to 4 Mr J. N. Astlsy's f by Toxophilite —Musket's dam 33 to 1 Count. Lagrange's Li Sauteuse ... Bto 1 Won by three lengths ; length ; head. 1876 -tCount Lagrange's Camellia ... sto 4 tM. A. Lupin'b Enguerrande 4to 1 Mr Meadow's Merry Duchess ... 33 to 1 M. Delamarre's TiUoselle 33 to 1 1877—Hon. Mr Fienne's P'acida: 2to 1 Lord Harrington's Belphcebe ... sto 1 Mr Northern's Muscatel 7to 1 Won by three-qua-.tors of a length ; half a length. 1878—Lord Palmouth's Janette 65 to 40 Lord Lonsdale's Pilgrimage „. Evens Count Lagrange's Clementine ... 100 to 8 Won by a length ; a bad third. 1879—Lord Falnicuth's Wheel of Fortune 3 to 1 on Mr Cookston's Coromandel'll ... 100 to 3 Duke of Westminster's Adventure 40 to 1 Won by three lengths ; four lengths. 1880—Mr Perkin's Jenny Howlet ... 33 to 1 Mr Cookston's Bonnie Marden ... 20 to 1 Mr Fetherstonhaugh's War Horn no price Won by two lengths ; a head. 1881—Mr W. S. Crawfurd's Thebais ... 6t04 on Mr C Perkin's Lucy Glitters ... 100 to 6 Lord Roseber.y's Myra 20 to 1 Won by three lengths ; a bad third. 1882—Lord Stamford's Gehsimniss ... 6t04 on Mr W. S. Ciawfurd's St. Marguerite 11 to 4 Mr L. de Rothschild's Nellie ... 11 to 2 Won by two lengths ; a length. 18S3—Lord Rosebery's Bonny Jean ... sto 1 Count Lagrange's Malibran ... 20 to 1 Lord Rosebsry's Ettare no price Won by two lengths; a head. 18S4—Mr Abington's Buy body v... 105 t<> 100 on Mr R. Peck's Superba 4to 1 Sir J. Willoughby's Queen Ade- % laide 9to 2 Won by half a length ; a bad third. 1885—Lord Oadogan's Lonely 85 to 40 Lord Zetland's St. Helena 9to 2 Lord Rosebery's Cipollina 100 to 8 Won by a length and a-half; a bad third. 18S6—Duke of Hamilton's Miss Jummy 31 to 10 Prince Soltykoff's Argo Navis ... 25 to 1 Mr Becholru's Braw Lass 4to 1 Won by half a length ; a length. 1887—Duke of Beaufort's Reve dOr ... Bto 11 Mr T. Valentine's St. Helen .. 40 to 1 Duke of Westminster's Freedom 100 to 8 Won by three lengths ; a bad third. 1888—Lord Calthorpe's Seabreeze ... 7to 4 Lord Falmouth's Rada 100 to 7 Mr O. Perkin's Belle Mahone ... lOOto 8 Won by two lengths ; one length. 1889—Lord R. Churchill's L'Abbesse da Jouarre 20 to 1 Mr Vyner's Minthe 9to 4 Mr H. Milner's Seclusion ... ... 10 to 1 Won by a neck ; four lengths. 1890—Duke of Portland's Memoir ... 100 to 80 Chev Ginistrelli's Signorina ... Evens Mv J. H. Houldsworth's Ponza, ... 100 to S Won by three-quaiters of a length ; two lengths. 1891—Mr Noel Fenwick's Mimi ... „. 4to 7 Lord Rosebery's Corstorphine „. 7to 2 Sir R. Jardine's Lady Primrose ... 50 to 1 Won by four lengths ; half a length. 1892—Baron do Hirsch's La Fleche ... Bto 11 Mr A. James's The Smew 100 to 6 Col. North's Lady Hermit 100 to 8 Won by a short head ; bad third. j 1893—Dukeof Portland's Mrs Butterwick 100 to 7 Lord Rosebery's Tressure 6 to 1 Mr T. Jennings's Cypria ... ... 100 to 1 | Won by half a length ; six lengths. 1894—Duke of Portland's Amiable ... 7to 1 Sir W. Griffith's Sweet Duchess ... 20 to 1 Lord Cadogan's Sarana 7to 1 Won by three-quarters of a length j four lengths. 1896-Sir J. Miller's La Sagesss ..." ... sto 1 ! Mr Fairies Galeottia 100 to 15 Mr T Wadlow's Penkricfge ... 33 to 1 Won by a length and a-half ; the same. ! 1896—Lord Terby's Canterbury Pilgrim 100 to 8 ' „ Prince of Wales's Thais 13 to 8 Captain Laing's Proposition ... 100 to 7 Won by two lengths ; one length. 1897—Lord Hindllp's Limasol 100 to 8 I Lord Rosebery's Chelandry ... 2to 6 Lord Ellesmere'a Fortalice 40 to 1 Won by three lengths ; four lengths.

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