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-2.0 . ARUN SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 92 sovs ; 2nd rec 5 sove ; 2m . GONDOLTER ch g by Camp Fire II. Venice ( Mrs W H Allden ) , 11-11-0 J Dillon 1 WEE LADDIE ( Capt H C Davey ) , 6-11-12 B Ellis 2 INDELIBLE ( Capt H Lumsden ) , 5-12-2 * Owner 3 Red Laddie ( Mr R. Gore ) , 6-11-9 * P Hogan Clear Eye ( Miss A Vincent ) , 4-11-6 T Morgan Jaeden ( Mr E G Goby ) , 9-11-6 W Hill Boult ( Mr G N Bennett ) , 4-11-9 ...... D Dick Victor Noir ( Mrs G Morris ) , 8-11-2 T Griffiths Parapluie ( Mr R O Sewell ) , 10-11-4 A Smyth O Yarnton ( Mr W T Whilteley ) , 6-11-3 K Piggott Ennel Beg ( Mr G M De Vine ) , 6-11-3 P Brookes Dominican ( Mr W T Whiteley ) , 5-10-5 J Reardon Winner trained by P Allden , at Epsom . Off at 2.1 . ) Starting Prices : 3 to 1 agst Clear Eye , 5 to 1 each agst Boult and GONDOLLER , 6 to 1 agst Dominican , 8 to 1 each agst Parapluie , and Yarnton , and 100 to 8 each agst others , Won by four lengths ; two lengths divided second and third . Victor Noir was fourth , and Yarnton last . The winner was bought in for 140gs . 3.30 , BEAUMONT CHALLENGE CUP of 127 sovs ( including a small replica of the cup value 10 sovs ) : 2nd reo 20 sovs , and 3rd 10 Sovs : 3m . and ab . 100yde . MASK - ON , Dg by Avidity , dam by Bergo mask - Pioneer Queen ( Capt M E Dennis ) , Owner 1 a - 12-9 * ******* CLIFFORD HALL ( Mr CN Brownhill ) , 9-13-0 Owner 2 Owner 3 BEN VOLRLICH ( Capt H Lumsden ) , 10-11-2 * Pumpkin Pie ( Lord Allerton ) , 8-11-9 Owner o Court Goandal 11. ( Mr C B Harvey ) , 7-11-9 Owner O Winner trained by Owner . ( Off at 3.32 . ) Starting Prices : 11 to 10 on MASK - ON , 2 to 1 agst Clifford Hall , 8 to 1 agst Ben Voir lich , and 10 to 1 each agst others . Won by eight lengths ; a bad third . Only three finished . Pumpkin Pie refused and Court Scandal II . unshipped his jockey . Monmouth . Oct. 1925 1.30 . - SOMERSET SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 33 sovs ; 2nd rec 10 sovs , and 3rd 5 sovs ; 2m . GUY AGNEW , ch by Count Schomberg - Danelagh ( Col BC Fairfax ) , 10-11-10 B Rees 1 ST . PIERRE ( Mr RC Kidd ) , 6-10-0Owner 2 INDELIBLE ( Capt H , 5-11-1 Victory Speech Mr VC Owner 3 8-11-4 M Rayson Glowanna ( Mr Read ) , 8-11-0 Owner Great Heat ( Mrs H ......... T Casey Tlstock ( Mr E G ......... Mr I Dorse 6-10-5 Roller ( Capt BT 6-10-2 ... Mr Gossage 5-10-12 Alfados ( Mr H G Blagrave ) , 7-10-5V Piggott o Toc ( Mr R Winner trained by 200 ........ R Burford MB Sa Butchers Starting Prices : 6 to 4 ngst Victory Speech , 5 to 2 aust GUY AGNEW , 5 to 1 each agst St. Pierre and Rotter , 6 to 1 each at Indelibe , Glowanna , Great Heat , and Tabstock , and 10 to 1 each agst o hors . - Won by two lengths ; same distance asparated second and third . The winner was bought in for 70gs . bincanton Oct. 1925 4.0 . - AMATEUR RIDERS ' HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 167 sovs : 2nd rec 20 sovs , and 3rd 10 sovs . Two miles . WINNALL , bg by Fowling - piece - Clayton ( Mr H Liddell ) , 8-11-6 Major Cavenagh 1 MITCHELLS , br h by Bridge of Allan Scotch Opera ( Capt J T Ainslie Walker ) , 6-13-3 ... Capt McCreery 2 REDSHANK , br g by Redwood - Ayah ( Mr A C Saunders ) , 6-10-9 ..Mr Read 3 South Lodge ( Mr M Beaumont ) , 14-10-6 Mr Payne 4 Start Again ( Mr W H Whitbread ) , 7-11-12 Owner 5 Wild Times ( Mrs A Crichton ) , 8-11-9 Mr H Brown 6 Corfe Castle ( Mrs McCowen ) , a - 11-4 Mr Thomas 7 Annie Darling ( Capt L McCreery ) , 9-10-13 Lord Killeen 8 Templebar ( Sqdn - Ldr Ridley ) , 11-10-8 Owner 9 Commander Smith ( Mr G Wood ) , 10-11-1 Mr Norris 10 Hackdene ( Mr A Leslie Wilson ) , 5-11-8 Mr Williams fell Sandown Park hov : 1925 .... وردا I 20 Tidwrth 1926 3.30 ( 3.83 ) . The AMATEURS ' HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 150 sovs .: second to receive 25 sovs . and third 10 sovs . Three miles . FOXTROT . ch g . by Light Brigade - Flora Dance ( Capt . H. Lumsden ) . aged 11st . 71b . ( Owner ) 1 NAVANA , b m , by Master Magpie . dam by Tredennis ( Baroness Zouche ) , aged 10st . 111b . ( Capt . M. Dennis ) SCALINO . b.g. by Volta - Scala ( Mr. F. C. White head ) , aged , 10st . 91b . ( Lord Killeen ) The Bleeka ( Mr. II . Hilliard ) . aged , 11st . 5lb . ( Mr. Gosden ) Clifford Hall ( Mr. C. N. Brownhill ) , aged , 11st . 71b . ( Owner ) Gris de Lin ( Sir M. Austruther ) , aged . 10st . 7lb . ( Owner ) 235553365 ....... 3 ( Winner trained by Woodland . at Grateley . ) Betting . 11 to 10 agst Foxtrot , 4 to 1 Navana , 5 to 1 Scalino . 6 to 1 each The Bleeka and Clifford Hall , 8 to 1 Gris de Lin . Won by six lengths : the same distance separated second and third . Clifford Hall was last . The Bleeka did not finish . X ***** 1.30 . - AMATEURS ' STEEPLECHASE of 107 sovs ; 2nd rec 25 sovs , and 3rd 15 sovs . Three miles and 180 yards . MAXTOI , b h by Santoi - Leastown ( Mr E Flatt ) , 8-11-2 * ..Mr G Evans 1 FOXTROT , eh g by Light Brigade - Flora Dance ( Capt H Lumsden ) , 10-11-12 ( car 12-3 ) Owner 2 SIR SHAUN , b h by The White Knight Lady Cruickshank ( Mr K Mackay ) , 6-11-7 Mr GS Poole 3 . Winborne ( Mr S - H Dennis ) , 11-11-12 ( car 12-8 ) Owner 4 Winner bred by Mr L Ward ; trained by G C Poole , at Lewes . " ( Off at 1.33 . ) Betting : Foxtrot and Maxtoi were equal favourites throughout at 6 to 4 , 11 to 8 , and 6 to 4 again at the start . Bets noticed about Maxtoi were 150 to 100 ( twice ) and 100 to 80 , followed by 120 to 80. Foxtrot was similarly backed , 150 to 100 , 110 to 80 ( twice ) , and 60 to 40 again . Sir Shaun came from 200 to 32 and 300 to 50 to 250 to 50 and 9 to 2 at the close , with Winborne on offer at 100 ° to 7 . ..... From Baron Gyllenstierna Xmas 1925 . Official Starting Prices : 6 to 4 each agst Fox trot and MAXTOI , 9 to 2 agst Sir Shaun , and 100 to 7 agst Winborne . Kempton Park . Feb : 26 1 * 9999999 The elder son of the crown prince of Sweden , who wier be X officer in the 91 10 Hounslow 1926 . FOXTROT Nomination Race . - Lieut . - Colonel H. Charrington's ( Garth ) Forsia ( Owner ) , 1 ; Mr. A. Brunner's ( H.H. ) Hallo II . ( Mr. Ken nedy ) , 2 ; Major E. W. Shackle's ( Berks and Bucks Farmers ' Stagnounds ) Gay Laddie ( Owner ) , 3. Thirty ran . Four lengths ; five . 1or Cow : Bde : Pouit to Point . 19 FOXTROT , THE WINNER of the Grand Military Gold Cup at Sandown Park yesterday , is seen on the left in this photograph , which shows the field taking the first jump in the race . Captain H. Lumsden ( 12th Lancers ) is the owner . RACING . GRAND MILITARY MEETING . FOXTROT WINS THE GOLD CUP . ( FROM OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT . ) The Grand Military Meeting was begun at Sandown Park yesterday in cold and dull weather . The lawns and paddock were crowded with visitors . There may have been in the past as many people pre sent , but I am certain that there have never been more . The arrangements made for their comfort were , as usual , admir able , but once again it is necessary to complain that before racing was over a number of motor - cars were taken out of the enclosure and allowed by the police to remain parked on the narrow lane lead ing down to Lower Green . two At The most important race on yesterday's programme was the steeplechase for the Gold Cup , run over three miles . There were 19 runners for this historic race , but only four of them were honoured with a quotation in the market on the race . They were Clashing Arms , Snow Crest , and horses from Woodland's stable , Scotch Eagle and Foxtrot . The race , as it was run , does not demand much de scription . In a very short time Clashing Arms and Foxtrot were out in front by themselves , many lengths in front of the other runners , of whom each fence seemed to take toll . These two horses were still close together , a long way in front , when the fence by the pond was reached . that point Clashing Arms was just in front , but the long hill up to the winning post was too much for him , and Foxtrot began to draw away . It seemed that he would win at his leisure , and so he actually did , but Colonel Brooke , on his own horse , Commonside , finished with an amazing burst of speed , and was at the winning post only two lengths behind Foxtrot . Clashing Arms , who was very weary , was third , and Uncle Jack fourth . Highball , Roman Hackle , and Mask - on were the only other of the starters to complete the Scotch Eagle fell at the second fence , but Snow Crest stood up for a mile and a half . Foxtrot , who is by Light Brigade , was purchased by Captain Lumsden after he had won a selling race at Hurst Park early in the season . course . 2.55 . GRAND MILITARY GOLD CUP ( Steeplechase ) of 495 sovs ( including a piece of plate value 100 sovs ) ; end rec 100 sovs , and 3rd 50 sC11 Thice miles and 100 yards . FOXTROT , ch by Light Brigade - Flora . Dance ( Capt H Lunisden ) , 10-12-7 . Owner 1 COMMONSIDE , bg by Be Very Wise - Silja ( Lieut - Col G Brooke ) , 7-11-0.Owner . 2 CLASHING ARMS , brg by St. Martin Glen Inch ( Col WS Anthony ) , 11-13-0 Lord Killeen 3 Uncle Jack ( Capt A Gollan ) , 7-13-0 Owner 4 Highball ( Major V E Mocatta ) , 11-12-0 Capt de Wend - Fenton 5 Roman Hackle ( Sir P Grant Lawson ) . 8-11-9 ... Owner 6 Mask - On ( Capt M E Dennis ) , 13-13-0 Owner 7 Gem ( Major C WM Norrie ) , 10-12-7 Owner fell Lightfoot ( Mr C Brownhill ) , 12-12-7 Owner foll Scotch Eagle ( Capt A FW Gossage ) , 10-12-0 Owner fell Laddoux ( Capt H B Latham ) , 11-12-0 Owner fell Annie Darling ( Capt R L McCreery ) , 10-12-0 .... Owner fell Royal Sport ( Mr L H S Groves ) , 6-11-5 Mr Poole fell Square Dance ( Col A Lawson ) , 14-11-2 Major McCartney fell John W. ( Major J T Cavenagh ) , 6-11-0 Owner fell Snow Crest ( Mr O B Harvey ) , 10-10-9 Capt C Davey fell Greek Scholar ( Major A R Mulliner ) , 13-10-9 ...... Owner fell Prince Ardent ( Mr P Jackson ) , 7-11-10 Owner pulled up KY Phantom Willie ( Air - Commodore Samson ) , 8-11-10 ...... ... Mr Stanyforth refused Winner bred by Mrs Cradock ; trained by P Woodland , at Cholderton . ( Off at 2.58 . ) CLASHING ARMS . Third time did not pay for all in the case of Clashing Arms in the Military God Cup , though Lord Killeen can be congratu lated on riding so well and getting the horse round , for the first time in the par ticular race , without mishap . Clashing Arms ran his usual forcing race , but he lacks his former finishing ability , and the distance was always a little beyond his best . His tactics unsettled several of his oppo nents , but they seemed to be just the sort to suit Foxtrot , who likes to bowl along and is a sound stayer . He is an ideal r.de for an amateur . Clashing Arms was in front three fences from home , but Captain Lumsden then challenged , and took the lead before taking the last jump . He had two lengths to spare from Lieut . - Colonel Brooke's mount , Commonside , who was a hundred yards behind three furlongs from home , but made up a tremendous lot of ground and finished strongly against the easing winner . It was an unusually big field , and all but six came to grief . Scotch Eagle was one of the early tumblers . Uncle Jack finished fourth , but he seemed to need the - sharpen ing - up which the race would give him after a year's absence . Percy Woodland's plan of running nearly all his entries proved profitable , for he saddled the leading pair . Foxtrot's owner - rider , Captain H. Lums den , is in the 12th Lancers . Foxtrot's rise in life this season has been notable , since . he changed hands for 270 guineas after winning a seller last December at Hurst Park for Brennand's Thirsk stable . |
