The New York herald., 1876-12-24
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

The Pail MdH Gazette OF December contains the fol-
lowing article tho wnning owners OF the turf dur
Ing the past year.
Last year, as 1874 Lord Falmouth headed the list
OF "wnnlng owners" but he only occupies fourth
place in the returns Tor tho present having
won but fl0,0GO, as against the totals Of fl7,65O,
Ga, 800 and El3 lv0 credited 10 Count do lagrange
Lord Duppin aud Lord Rosebery The French SPORTS
man occupies the first place, rs In the year when
Gadateur swept the board Of the great
prizes though IL is be noted that the present
occasion a considerable proportion OF his victories
has been achieved by the aid Of his twoyear-olds
Lord Duppln upon the other hand, owes nearly the
whole uI his winning score to the prowess or his
threc-year-oIds and. though Of them Kaleidoscope
and Admiral Byng rendered him some service, the
best oil all his sixteen winners Petrarch, who
carried on the Two Thousand Guincas. the Prince of
Wales Stakes at Ascot, and the ST. Leger Lord Rose
berry has TO thank Controversy aud Rosbach Tor the
most valuable OF the twepty-iour races placed TO his
credit aud the former secured addition TO the LIN
well worth the winning. Rosbach won some good
two-yenr-old races, and Levant, whose three-year
old career did not come up TO her two-year-old
promise, was yet lucky enough to meet animals worse
than herself IN several heavy engagements Although
Lord Falmouth sustained some severe dsappont
ments in the running OF hts threeyear-olds Tor the
great Of the season, one OF them, Skyark, at
least paid his way and among the other animals which
contributed make up his total OF fl0 060 the
two-ycur-ods Lady Golightly anu Sivio. Lady CO.
lightly won six prizes. including the Champagne
Stakes AT Doncaster, whc silvo was four timps VIC.
KITTY Sprighiy also earned winning brackets
Mr. Houldsworth, who has hitherto met with but
for be has total of twenty-five races, worth in all
80, 1872 the majority OF which have been won by
sprnghed-who has run ninc times without defeat
--and CoItness Sir George cnetwynd. though his
colors have been successful than forty times
has won nearly e. 900 less than Mr. Houdsworin, as
most Of his victories have been achieved In selling
plates and small handicaps, and he Is Eot far ahead oil
Mr. A. Batazzi. who mas won Eve races, worth in all
1926. One OF these the Derby In which
Klsbcr secured the first OF the two races which
have been credited to him this season,
the second being tho Grand Prix do
Paris. which Is not included In the
English returns Mr. Hector Batazxt stands eighth
with twenty-five winners OF f70a0, and Is followed by
Mr. w. ). Crawiurd sixteen winners and f5,l7D and
Captain MachelI twenty five winners and f46l2l In
addition to these ten owners there are seventeen
others, among them being Lord Wilton, Lord Hartng-
ton the Marquis oil Hunty, Prince SoItykon, the Duke
oi Hamilton, Mr. Bowes Mr.. Savie. Mr.. T. Jennings
and Mr.. Puency. whose total winnings exceed 60 900,
nnd there are nifty six moro who have secured be-
tween 81, 900 ca, 900 each Lord Zetand for in
stance, has won fifteen races, worth ~ 500, and Mr
Heneage nine races. worth fz,2S0, the greater
part which contributed by
the recently deceased Freeman The Duke
OF Westminster has with Dalham, Helena and
Sly i've races, worth 81 070, and NJ Lupin, although
his Engucrronde only divided the EPSON Oaks with
Count de Laesapges Gambia, Is credited with x2, 500
IL worthy OF that Mr.. Cartwright and Prince
Bathyany, who occuped high place IN the returns
OF 1874 aud 1875 win the two Derby winners george
Frederick and Gaoplu have this year won but tnrec
races worth IN all f6l0, between them. and MI Cha
pin only prize Of xl00 TO his credit MI o.
Payne IL also very low down the list from which his