Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-01-18
RAGING IS ONE OF
 FIRST SPORTS 10 MT ! POSTWAR STRIDE:
England and Continent Both
 I Experience a Re-
 vival
,ACIN CONE OF 6

SJl --- .sse New York, Jan. 17.-Reports from svarious foreign countries indicate Sxbat racing was one of the first of xIfhe many sports to swing into stride SSsa ss pain within few months after the l4S;pning of the armstice. Records s@nd statistics gathered from numer- SSus sources at the close of the 1919 IAurf season attest the fact that rac- s4ng enjoyed a prosperous session and aah hrospects favor a still greater re- SSvivai during the coming year.
 8HHM HM Lord Glanely, who heads the list sNof winning owners on the English sturf for the season of 1919, pur- sschased the Derby winner, Grand Pa s8rade. as a foal for 429 guineas. The sSacolt had very profitable two-year- #old career, particularly while rae sing over the Irish courses where he #finished first several times. Domin- Ion, stable companion, was the Xmore fancied of the two for Derby JBhonors by Lord Glanely and his
 rainer and even up to the start i for last years Blue Riband, at Ep- eom Downs, the hopes of the sta ble were centered on Dominion, Which ran indifferently throughout Ahe race Grand Parade is the son Eff a former Derby winner, Orby,
 which was owned, bred and trained
 bv Richard Croker, the American
 horseman
 Lord Glanely's good fortune in
 occurring such a wonderful foal for
 Bo small sum, extended in other
 directions as his run of luck was re-
 narkable. His colors were frequent
 seen in front at the finish in
 many races for platers and stake
 horses at all sorts of meetings. Be-
 |ides his Derby victor which had
 been retired to the stud, Dominion,
 Scotwell, Grand Fleet. Skyrockett,
 he Midshipmite, and others of less
 Ealiber were winnirs of fortytwo
 Events, while his lilly Bright Folly
 vas one of the best of her sex in the
 wo-year-old division. Lord Glane-
 y's winnings, in purses alone,
 Throughout the season exceeded
 thirty thousand pounds (s15O,o0o,-
 00),
 Lord Derby as a winning owner
 vas second with about S110,000 and
 Major D. McCalmont with $70,000. King George V. won eight races Turing the season and about $22 ,00O.
 The flat racing season of 1920, in
 England will begin with the Lincoln
 Spring meeting on March g. and the first of the big handioaps, the Lin kolnshire, will be run on March 24. The Liverpool Spring meeting which
 Includes flat, hurdle and steeple ehase events, will take up the re
 hainder of the opening week, the principal attraction being the Grand National Steeplechase to be run on Friday, March 26.
 The dates for the English three Near-old classics have been announc- led as follows: At Newmarket two sthousand guineas, April 28, and4onc | Ethousand guneas April 30 AZ Ep- ! Eson, the Derby. June 2, an dthe Oaks, { EJune i. At Doncaster St. Leger. September 8. Lady James Douglas, whose horse, |Gainsborough, was the winner of the New Derby in 1918, won the Oaks, another of the classic races, last .year with Bayuda at Epson. This was the only winner with which the .filly's owner was credited during the season of 1919, but it netted her sum of $2S,0O0.
 For the sixth time in succession IS. Donahue headed the list of En-