WINNING LIST IN ENGLAND.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1551, 22 January 1920, Page 9

WINNING LIST IN ENGLAND.

Lord G'lanely tops the list of winning owners for the racing season recently closed in England with just over £30,000, Lord Derby coming second with about £23,000, and Major D. McCalmont third with about £14,000. Of the major’s total no less than £10,951 was contributed by the unbeaten Tetratema. Messrs. J. White and S. Joel and Sir Edward Hulton are the only other owners with fivefigure totals. His Majesty is low in the list with £4171, secured by six horses, who between them won eight races. Chief training honours go to A. Taylor, G. Lambton, and Barling. Donoghue heads the jockey table with 129 wins, but the best averages were made by A. Smith and Carslake. Carslake rode 106 winners and shows an average of nearly 1 in 3. That of A. Smith is about the same, and it is many years since any jockey returned such a high percentage of wins. In the case of Carslake it is the more remarkable because he cannot scale under Bst. 41b. V. Smyth, with 88 winners, and Whalley, with 80, are third and fourth in the list.

North Loburn won a double at the Northern Wairoa meeting on Saturday.