The Monticellonian., 1901-06-14
BRITISH RACING GOSSIP.
Loadoa Still Talking Of the Taking of the Derby and the Oaks
 by Americans.
TOUCHES HEN UPON l TENDER SPOT.
The stata. of YoIodyoSsk4. the Der hy WinRer-Nr- heene Can Not Bring the Colt 10 America HaS- ing simply Leased the HorHe. Lady Mezx Declining Sell.

London. June s-Lo1doa is still taking ot the derby and he oaks- The discussion of the relative merit. of American aEd British methods ct trai1i1x and riding has broken out aEew. l. mazt be confessed that the British comments are generally yer4. t4ir. They sorroWfuLly admit the su- PerIourits Of America on every point The Sporting Tlmes said:
 First Tine by American Jockey.
 "The derby has been won bv . French horse and 4a American horse. bat nessr, a1tl1 "Wednesday, was it soa b . horse that had other than an English 5uckey iH the saddle. What ever oaT horses might the su- rremaeE ef our !oeke.s was deemed complete. But that falIacy Is now ex- plg5ed. Thus. twe records were brok. e.. Fiz.: A victory for 3 jockey sho was not subject Of The king. and the running of the race n the fastest tine on record. The derby was an AEglo-AR.sriean triumph, but not So the Oaks. which was American pure sHd simple Il IS fact that rivalry ran high in America last year be- tween Mfr Whitney and Mr Keene, almost amounting to had blood, when col: e Hr. WhItneg.s beat 0lympiaa for the F4turty.
 Not a Little Singular
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 A Publfc-spirited Woman.
 Iady Neux IS very philosophical woman. She paid fuliy for battery oz guns. and the PEbsie $ 4it4e s-.are O. the tons of stores and comforts she has caused 10 be sent 10 the troops in South Africa. She has splendid collection Of Nelson rslics. including Lady Hamilton jeWelTy. When Temple Bar was removed, Ladv Meux Sd cd the materials from being broken ID for sidewalks, had every stone numbered. and now old Temple DaF. exactly as | was in the strand. forms the principal approach Of her estate at T heobaIt+s Fark.
 Americans Heavy Winners.
 Fabulous suns were won on Cap auG Bells HIS victory in the 0aks. The comm fszioHers had literally m limited or6ers Q back the flly. as long ss 2 decent price was obtaina- be. and every American. man and woman. that saw FoxhaIi Keene for