LORD GLANELY.

Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18524, 2 January 1932, Page 7

LORD GLANELY.

LEADING ENGLISH OWNER. TKAM EXCEED? FIFTY. The Knglish Jockey I Hub lias shown Its appreciation of Hie staunch support given to racing for several years by Lord (ilonely by electing him a member of that body. ilommeneiug his racing career, when known as Mr \Y. I’. Talem. in a small way. Lord Gl.mely lias long ranked among the lead.ng owners. He eommeneed the I‘.Ft I season with well over tlfty horses in train-

ing, under the charge of Captain T. liugg at the Grange establishment at •Newmarket. At one period Lord Glanely was one of tne most lavish purchasers at sales of bioodslock, and it must be said that some of his high-priced purchases prosed anything but bargains. “Warnod Off.” He has, however, maintained his keenness through good times and bad. une of the first horses to carry the colours of the West-country sportsman was Quantoek, who was eventually “warned off" for consistent misbehaviour at the post. Since those now far-off days Lord Glanely has been represented by several famous thoroughbreds. His greatest triumph was recorded by Grand Parade in the Derby of twelve seasons ago, while in more recent times Rose of England has oredited him with an Oaks and Singapore with a St Leger, while notanle handicap successes have been registered by Grand Salute, Glorious Devon, and other horses. Lord Glanely is tiie possessor of one of the most valuable studs in the world at Exning, where the majority of his recent winners have been bred. | During this year Lord Glanely has won upwards of £12,000 in stake money.