Related article: do not include the second and third prizes, nor His Royal Highness's steeplechase victories. The ave- rage is nevertheless a splendid one, as the seventy-one events the Prince has won realise a trifle over ^i|296 per race. No Value. Year. Races. of Races. 1886 ... 2 ... 296 loo/ ... ~~~ «•• -~- I2KK> ... ~~" .•• — 1889 ... 2 ... 204 1890 ... 4 ... 694 1891 ... 7 ... 4,148^ 1892 ... I Purchase Perindopril Online ... 190 1893 ... 2 ... 372 1894 ... 5 • • 3.499 1895 ••• II ••• ^t2Sl 1896 ... 12 ... 261819 1897 ... 9 .• 15.770 1898 ... 6 ... 6,560 1899 ... 5 .. 2.139 1900 ... 5 ... 22,997j Total 71 ...;£^92,020 Of our present three ruling stewards the Hon. W. H. Fitz- william (1875), *h® ^^^^ o^ Crewe (1895), and Lord Harewood (1873), the first-named seldom, if ever, races ; the Earl of Crewe has only a few horses in training, but Lord Harewood has raced for years, and perhaps Queen's Birthday, Mousquetaire, and Nunthorpe were the best to carry his colours before he came into his present title. Then, running through the list of Purchase Perindopril members in the order in which they stand, Lord Alington figures alone in the A's, and besides the share already referred to with Sir F. Johnstone (Common), jointly they have won classic races with Brigantine, St. Blaize, and Throstle. Then in the " B*s " preference must be given as a racehorse owner to Mr. Douglas Baird (1887) and Mr. T. H. Barclay (1890). The former owned Enterprise, Enthusiast, Martagon, Briar Root, Musa, and the recent Goodwood Cup Stakes Mazagan, and the best horse T. H. Barclay ever owned was that popular horse, Bendigo. In the *• C's," comes Lord Coventry (i860). Then there is Mr. Henry Chaplin, M.P. (1864), and that also good sportsman. Lord Cadogan (1882). The last-mentioned has perhaps not been so successful racing as the other two, and like Lord Coventry, he never won a classic race. The Master of the Buckhounds in the 'sixties and 'seventies was very busy with the brown and blue cap, both flat racing and steeplechasing ; the Cesare witch. Goodwood Stakes, among other Order Perindopril Online events, in the former and Emblem and Emblematic, to wit, in the other. But of recent years his Generic Perindopril lordship has taken more interest in hunt- ing and agricultural pursuits; x68 BAILY S MAGAZINE. [Sbptbmbbr and so has Mr. Chaplin. To the latter, however, Hermit and Galopiu must have been a fortune at Blankney, and so far as Mr. Chaplin's racing career goes, the close battle between Hermit and Marksman in 1867 should never be forgotten. Sir F.Johnstone and Mr. Chaplin, we may add, are the oldest members of the Jockey Club living who have won the Derby. The Duke of Devonshire (1883), the Earl of Derby (1894) and Lord Durham (1884), are all prominent members, and the services rendered by the last mentioned have been of very much value ; indeed, his out- spoken speech at the Gimcrack Club, and his breaking up of a "jockey ring " was highly appreci- ated by those who have the welfare of the sport at heart. Again, it is now on record Buy Perindopril in Lord Durham's racing career, that he pressed for the " starting gate,*' and it seems that eventually all our races will be set going by this machine, for next season, for the two and three - year - old races it will be used . Perhaps in his career the best bit of good fortune Lord Durham met with occurred this spring, when he won the Century Stakes at Sandown worth ;^io,i8o, with a moderate horse like Osbech. Lord Durham has never won a classic race, neither did his father, but the Duke of Devonshire once scored in the One Thousand with Bel- phoebe, and Lord Derby succeeded in the Oaks with Canterbury Pilgrim. Morions, the Ascot Cup winner, was perhaps the best horse ever owned by the Duke of Devonshire. The Earl of Ellesmere (1879), with Order Perindopril Hampton at Stetchworth, has perhaps done better at breed- ing than racing, and Viscount Falmouth (1898) will be very fortunate if ever he approaches the success of his father. The present Viscount's stud is too small to even attempt it. In the "G's," Sir Waldie Griffiths (1897) has met with a fair amount of success in a short period ; and there are plenty of historic events that could be recorded in the career of Mr. J. H. Houldsworth (1874), of whom it may not be generally known that he is com- pelled under will to race. The best horse ever to carry the green and gold was Springfield, and we should say Lord Hastings never owned a better than his Derby winner Melton, who is doing so much good just now for Mr. Musker. Sir Frederick Johnstone we have already referred to, and much might be written of Sir Robert Jardine (1877), who some time ago retired from Turf pur- suits. It may be mentioned, how- ever, that Pretender was the last Yorkshire-trained horse to win Sir Robert his only Derby. The Mar- quis of Londonderry (1884) seems to have partly left the sport for politics, and so has the Hon. Buy Perindopril Online James Lowther (1882), who like Admiral Rous and Lord Durham, has nevertheless rendered himself famous in racing reforms. Mr. Lowther, however, has still a few horses in training. Mr. H. McCalmont (1893) ^^^^ ^^^ fewer horses in training than he had in the Buy Cheap Perindopril days of that grand horse Isin- glass, and we seldom now see the colours of Lord March (1879), ^^^ nevertheless did much good for the Turf while filling office as steward. Lord Penrhyn (1887), even be- fore coming into his title, as Mr. '* Moreton " and the Hon. Doug- las Pennant, took the same keen