Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
FOREIGN RACING TAR|VEs
EUROPEAN TRACKS HAD BIG
SEASON DURING LAST YEAR
Popular Sport Tilt stride Sh
After Signing OF
trmi>ticc.
IBy Associated rrcss. ]

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49, NEW YORK, Jan. lI.--Rcports from
foreign countries indlcatc thai
sporss G IN swing s"f into 'st is ,rdS
within "A few months after the
ssaslEning OF the arl";stitg, Records ann
ssssssssourccs at the close of The la" iurf
sttsesteason attcs, the tact that racing On
ss1tects favor Il still greater revival our
..sssssnE the coming year.
owners on the English turf
,,,.Ior the season of lsl.. purchased the
,gsprontable two-ycar-old career, par
'S~spurses. where he nnisheq nrst several
sSMnes. Dominion stable companion,
%%as the more ianes4 Of the Two %, for for
i: last years. Biue Kihand. al EPSON
IS. conferred on Dominion. which ran in
- differently Throughout the race. Grand
9. parade is the son OF a former Derny
e. and trained by Richard Croker. the
r. American horscman.
e. Lord Glancly's good fortune in Sc
~. curing such IA wonderful Ioai for so
sssmaii a sum, extended i'll other dircc-
,sts lions as his run OF luck WAS remark
.ss-abie. His coiors We're frequently seen
sStor platcrs and stake horses at all
..sc.1ssorts Of meetings. Besides his Derry
fTSstud Dominion, Scotwell, Grand Fleet,
- sffy ,re the M,dshpmi,e ana 25ners
,ss Events De' wh MIR his ny E iGrS
- - Folly, was one OF the BEST OF her Sen
sGanI ne d pu19ns t9ra
,sSS0.ooU pounds tsl5o0oo).
g.. Lord Derby as a winning owner was
sss with about silo,oVv. and Major
s.ttGeorEe " eight races during the
st.scason, and about $4,000.
81, The Nat racing season OF 1920. in
Ilg vii! begin Win the Lincoln
S.teoinshirc, will be run on March "a
ssvyss9,he Liverpool spring meeting, which
s.sevents will take up the remainder OF
s,s4he opening week, the principal at
sa.st eplechasc. TO be run on Friday,
s.ssyear-old classics have been announc,k
sss .s;,nf follow lnrn ~ NewmaGHe, 1000
ss.s prli 80; ~ Epson. the Derby. June
ssss-St. Leger September 81.
p J. Lady Lady James DOUGLAS, whose morse,
sseW Derry in 1918. WON %h'i the q oa KS
slaa another of the classic races, last year
ss wj5R H Mjnnn at Epson This was iHe
ss5ssSwner was credited during The season
|.ssssseI 1918. but it Melted her a sum OF
T;,.For the sixth time in succession 5.
headed the list OF English
l%-Drofessional Jockeys last year. During
e.. the season this popular rider won l39
(sssTaces out OF 90. He hnishod second
|,fy 107 times. scored seventy thirds and
l-y~rode unplac ed in 223 conicets ITnlikc
other jockeys. Donoghue does not
|ssh FL y, any ,io dh;euity in Keeping MS
||S54as OF pounds in some of the nidstn-
|.esaner races He rides. free lance
ms services are III great demand
|Essip onoshues winning average is not
Arluite as good as THAI OF the Aus traIian
|sss Carslake, but the latter rode less
|ESfts out OF 32S starts.
t.~ The betting SHEDS on the Berlin race
CRACKS handled tWo hundred million
1s4marks during the season Just ended
}tswhich comprised s.%ty-scvcn days The
sssraces
y. a. ac ,sYS to lr!sh racing statistics
sSssrui In the Emerald Isles turf history
45Sever before had so much uddel money
+sbeen given Tor purses and plate ri III.
ssdiferent race meetings Throughout The
~Sountry. The list OF winning owners
ss.AoweNtr. was headed BY an English
rQWner OF thorouShb.cGS, a Mr.. " Par
3Sen!sh. who maintains extensive racing
4ssstSuarterS, won twcnty-fgUr events. tho
sSSaSH fd!uc o. tlt Prize amounting to
3aX2S.500
ssss Among the irish trainers. j. J. PARK
kyshson was easily the most successful
vas thirty four Of the animals he sad
3saied finished in front in nfty-eiX events.
IeTisssa kinson at one time Was closely
kss1fenthed with the care Of Richard
3lhGsroker's racers both IN ireland ana
~, Joseph Canty. VINO rides equally wc1
1nNer the jumps and on the HAT, led the
n4rish jockeys by winning slMty-nve
-fYces. finishing second III for;y-cirh:
ssporing thirty-onc tNird ana riding un-
aplaced seventy-uvc times, showing a
Apprcentage of 2a.G%. H. H. Bcahicv a
3Trhember OF family OF successful iocE.
BssGYs whose fame particularly as 81 .ri,Ic-
sdesfase and hurdle riders datrs mack
sSthree generations, was q close second
ss2E.
49, Cleaning an Australian bred geld
3ying, owned by "A New Zealand turf Ma
SfSon. is credited with having won over
hfourteen thousand pounds since 40 be-
Sk%n racing Az a 'wo-ycar-old tn 1917
&Sa three-year- Cleaning Won
4ktyeral stakes, including the NusiraI-
San Jockey club Derby. tho New Xca
Ikhd Derby and Great Northern Derby
t&fd last year he wac hrst IN ihro.
&AGycnts OF cash value OF over 81 600