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PICKED the RIGHT ONE? Medieval Knight Left to Steve Donoghue for the Derby EASTON's PROGRESS the Aga Khan's Trio Still Setting

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Moridaj^, Jun&:4i 1.934 THE DAII.Y MIRROR Page 29 PICKED THE RIGHT ONE? Medieval Knight Left to Steve Donoghue for the Derby EASTON'S PROGRESS The Aga Khan's Trio Still Setting G. Uichiirds. a Big Problem /^ ENERAL ahticipations were fulfilled whether it is hard or soft for Colombo. Really great horses can go on all sorts of going and ^^ on Saturday when Fred Darling all sorts of courses. • -.^-: •^•:^^^'.,, announced that Gordon Richards—who has never won a Derby—would ride Easton The South Alrican boy jockey, Terry Ryan, .Moiittose, Easton and Medieval Knight (left to rigiit) iiltcr thulr snllop at BccI(Iiaini)toii. at Epsom on Wednesday, leaving Steve who is only fourteen years of age, rode his Donoghue, who has won the race four first winner in this couritry when he was suc­ cessful on Don't Care in the C&stle Selling times—to ride Medieval Knight. Lo Handicap at Windsor on Saturday. Ryan, DERBY GALLOPS VERDICT GOES Zingaro is still " doubtful" unless rain whose father is a leading trainer in South Africa, came to this country last season, and falls heavily, and as that appears highly had his first mount here on Hand of Glory in TO HARRY BROOKS improbable it looks as if we can count on last year's Chester Cup. Ryan won his first Colombo Again Pleases in race at the age of eleven, and prior to leaving Douglas Parker Outpointed Over the absence of the best bred horse in the Durban had ridden nineteen winners in South Spin at Newmarket race, Africa. Ten Rounds at Ring " - * « * » Newmarket's Derby candidates had the fln- ishiiig touches put to their preparations on Harry Brooks (St. Georgre's) stored a work­ The Beckhampton trainer did not add any Cheerv Jack Sirett was also in the lime- fight at Windsor when winning on Birth Saturday. manlike victoiw over Douglas I'arker, the particulars as to Saturday's gallop, which I Certificate and Douglas for Sir Malcolm Mc- W. Johnstone had the mount on the hard-hitting: light-weight from Sunderland, have been able to gather was not nearly cueh Alpine. Whereas Birth Certificate is trained favourite, Colomtjo, who drew away from Buck- at the Eing:, BlackfriiU'S, London, yesterday, by Victor Smyth at Epsom, Douglas is under land wittiout any effort at ali in his spin of Brooks gained the decision on points ovoc; a testing spin as has been anticipated. Accord­ a mile. ten rounds. ing to all accounts, Easton has shown ^uch the charge of Jim Bell. One had to lay guineas to pounds on Birth Certificate, but Douglas was Umidwar, who had H. Wragg in the saddle, The contest began tamely, the tirst two marked improvement during the last week or at 100-6. Stuclt weli to Felicitation in a good gallop of rounds being chiefly notable for some light so that a severe test five days before the race a mile and a half. His stable companions, Badrudciin and Alishah. covered a mile and a lefts by Brooks. Parker had a good third was not necessary to determine Richards in his Smart Filly quarter with Os'man Pasha. round, rocking Brooks with a hard right to choice of mounts. Lieutenant-Colonel Giles Loder, who won the There was little to choose between Hornsey the jaw. The St. George's man, however, Derby fourteen years ago with Spion Kop, owns Rise and Pleetfoot (Wells), who were sent a learnt his lesson from this blow, and after­ Easton Stays a very useful filly in Annabel. A daughter of mile in company with Corona-Corona, but wards he contrived to make it a long-distance Valerius shaped well in a spin of a mile and fight. When Easton first went Co Beckhampton I the wonderful Arabella, she made all the run­ ning in the Rose Hill Plate at Doncaster. She a half with Blandearna. PLUCKY LOSER believe there were doubts about his stamina. moved as if she was a little green, and it is Bondsman cantered five furlongs in company At least he was a bit of a puller, and such plain the race wiU do her a iot of good. Caste, with Meldrum. He stabbed away with his very good straight horses often fail to stay. Gradually, however, another youngster making his first appearance left, and often had Parker on his heels. he' settled down to his work, and it looks as in public, swerved across the course after hav­ Brooks, sometimes varied his attack by allow­ if Richards will on Wednesday have the best ing covered about two furlongs and was pulled DONCASTER WINNERS ing Parker to lead, and then stepping inside chance that has' come his way so far at Epsom. up. It was found that he had broken a fetlock, to deliver hard right and left hooks to the Easton is certainly the Wiltshire favourite, but, and he was destroyed. 3.0.-^E^^,•A g. Reeves], I; LOOT (J. Tavlor!, 2; body. with a wholesome dread of Colombo, the ex­ NAVAL RESERVE (Chrisfiel, 3. Rettiu":' 100-30 Other results: Joe Horridge (Rochdale) beat perts in a district from which so many Derby ft » )( Dahomey, 11-2 Fanny Adams, G Loot, Tosh. 7 HENNA, Battling CrofC (Sheffield) on points over ten 8 ffliiys, 100-8 Presentiment, -lulv Folly, N.-jv?.) Reserve. winners have come reckon him only " good^ Ferryman, who rarely uses his whip, scored Tote: Win, I6s. 9(L; places, 7?, 9d., 5s,. I2s. 5d. Oue rounds. Albert O'Brien (Hoxton) beat Len each way." But has Richards picked the right a double event on Bannlaw and June Rose. and a. ball; thtee-Quarters. IDavey.] Rowlands (Dagenham), the referee stopping a one ? Necker spoiled his chance in Bannlaw's race by 3.30.~ANNABEL IC. Smirkel. 1: TIME TEST jj. Mar- twelve-rounds contest in the llfth round. ,Joe * s * swerving badly, and June Rose won the Ross- shalh. 2; FEARLA F |IL Wrajig), 5. BCUINE; 2-5 ANNA­ Bull (Blackfriars) beat Jackie Bishop (Hoxton), BEL, 7-2 Time Test, 8 Pearla 1, 20 Csste. Light Game. the latter retiring in the ninth of a twelve- ington Handicap througn staying better than Tote: Win, 2s. 3d.; places. 23 3d.. 2s. 3d. Tbree-ynarters; But whatever Wiltshire chinks about the re­ Nepcote and Hussar. three. (Cilpin.) round flght with a badly cut eye. spective merits of Easton and Medieval Knight 4.0.~BANNLAW (Perryman}. J; PEG<;V BOY (Christie), At Walsall, over twelve rounds, Francois there is no doubt what wih be the most popu­ £20 for a Postcard 2: CARPET KNIGHT (T. Weston), 3. Bettir.g: 7-I Neckcr, Machtens (Belgian feather-weight champion), 7-2 Bermuda. 13-2 li.\NNi,AW 8 Scarlet liiver, Carpet lar each-way bet with the great British public. I am Offering another prize of £20 this week. Knight. Guinea Gap, 100-6 iJouble Forte. Contiitci, Shep­ outpointed Tommy Dowlais (Wales). It IS nine years since Donoghue won his last herd's Warning, Peggy Bov, Tole: Win, 20a.; places, Wnte on a postcard the horses you think will 6s. 9d., 15s. 3d.. IDs. 9d. Four; one and a half. (U. Waugh.i Derby, but his hands have not lost their cun­ be first, second and third in the Epsom Han­ ning, as we have seen on so many occasions 4.30.-JUNE HOSE (I'errjmanl, 1; NEPCOTE (S. Dono- FRENCH OAKS WINNER lately, and he has certainly lost none of the dicap on Wednesday. Only one attempt may ghtie), 2; IIU-SSAR (W. Bickabv], 3, Belling: 0-4 Tiisca. be made, and send it to:— 6 Obliterette, 7 Mingled, 15 2 Nepcote, 10 .lUNE ROSli]. faith the man-and-woman in the street has Good Fish, Soietn, 20 Irish Tivin. Hussar. Tote: Win, The Prix de Diane (P^rench Oaks), run.at always had in him as "the" iockey for Bouverie, 29s. 9d.; places, 7s. 9d., Bs 3d,, 14s. 9(i. One; head. Chantilly yesterday, was won by Aaargatis (C. Epsom. " Daily Mirror," (Uartiiropp.) Elliott) by .three lengths. Mary Tudor (G. 5.0.--GUILDHALL jH. Wragg), 1; MAllIE f.()[JI.'5E (C. 14, Bream's-buildings, Rav), 2; WHITE CLOVER |1', Weston). 3, Betting: 56 Bridgland) was second, and Raritv <C. H. The Knight's Price Fetter-lane, E.C.4 (Comp.), GUn.DIIALL, 2 Marie Ixmise, 6 Mirage, 10 Wliile Clover. Semblat) third Fifteen ran. At the last call-over Medieval Knight's price They should reach me not later than first Tote: Win, 3s, 3d. Forecast: 10s, 6d. Half; three, (Eisey,) 5.30.-^MONEYBOX (W, Nevettl, 1; SOLICITOR- was 33 to 1. The doubts about Lo Zingaro post Wednesday, June 6. Entries for the rac9 GENERAL IJ, Childs), 2; CESARION (H. Wragg). 3. Bct^ LURGAN CUP RESULT caused subsequently a drop to 28'P in the appear on this page Competitors must address ting: 5-1 MONEYBOX, 9-4 Cesarion, 5-2 Solicitor-General, offices, and now that it is known definitely that their • postcards exactly as above, and failure 20 Lodge Hill. Tote: Win. 53, 6d Forecast! 123, fd. Donoghue will ride it will no doubt be clipped to do this entails disqualification. • Half; three. (M, Peacock.) H. C. Hawkins (11) beat W. A. Proy (7) by still further—probably to round about 20 to 1. Tote Double.—£6 8s. (lOS tickets] 4 and 2 In the final of the Liirgan Cup golf Easton is also tolerably sure to be at less than BOUVERIK. competition at Addington. his previous price of 10 to 1, but the general BOUVERIE'S PRIZE RACE tightening.
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    INTERNATIONAL LIST OF PROTECTED NAMES (only available on IFHA Web site : www.IFHAonline.org) International Federation of Horseracing Authorities 03/06/21 46 place Abel Gance, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France Tel : + 33 1 49 10 20 15 ; Fax : + 33 1 47 61 93 32 E-mail : [email protected] Internet : www.IFHAonline.org The list of Protected Names includes the names of : Prior 1996, the horses who are internationally renowned, either as main stallions and broodmares or as champions in racing (flat or jump) From 1996 to 2004, the winners of the nine following international races : South America : Gran Premio Carlos Pellegrini, Grande Premio Brazil Asia : Japan Cup, Melbourne Cup Europe : Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, Queen Elizabeth II Stakes North America : Breeders’ Cup Classic, Breeders’ Cup Turf Since 2005, the winners of the eleven famous following international races : South America : Gran Premio Carlos Pellegrini, Grande Premio Brazil Asia : Cox Plate (2005), Melbourne Cup (from 2006 onwards), Dubai World Cup, Hong Kong Cup, Japan Cup Europe : Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, Irish Champion North America : Breeders’ Cup Classic, Breeders’ Cup Turf The main stallions and broodmares, registered on request of the International Stud Book Committee (ISBC). Updates made on the IFHA website The horses whose name has been protected on request of a Horseracing Authority. Updates made on the IFHA website * 2 03/06/2021 In 2020, the list of Protected
  • Konafa Bay Mare; Apr 19, 1973

    Konafa Bay Mare; Apr 19, 1973

    Konafa Bay Mare; Apr 19, 1973 Sunglow, 47 ch Sword Dancer, 56 ch Highland Fling, 50 br Damascus, 64 b Kerala, 58 b My Babu, 45 b Konafa Blade of Time, 38 br Foaled in Ontario Nearctic, 54 br Northern Dancer, 61 b Royal Statute, 69 b Natalma, 57 b Queen's Statute, 54 b Le Lavandou, 44 b Statute, 36 b RACE RECORD for Konafa: In England. At 2, one win, once 2nd; at 3, once 2nd (One Thousand Guineas-G1), once 3rd. Earned 12,527 Pounds (US$25,584). PRODUCE RECORD for Konafa: 1978 Bidder's Bluff, c. by Bold Bidder. 11 wins, 4 to 8, $43,452. 1980 Kataifa, f. by Youth. Unraced. Dam of-- Linguistic (f. by Recitation). Winner at 4 in AUS. Granddam of-- VOCABULARY (1999 f. by Encosta de Lago). 5 wins at 3 and 4 in AUS, US$345,355, Australia Day Carlyon S. [G2], Jayco S. [G3], 2nd Futurity S. [G1], C. F. Orr S. [G1], John F. Feehan S. [G2], etc. Synonym (2002 g. by Orpen). 5 wins at 4 and 5 in AUS, US$220,977, 2nd De Bortoli Wines Festival S., 3rd Pelican Motors Caloundra Cup, Myer Civic S. 1981 PROSKONA, f. by Mr. Prospector. 5 wins at 3 in FR and ITY, US$81,223, Champion 3- year-old filly in Italy, Premio Umbria-G2, Prix de Seine-et-Oise-G3, Prix de Boulogne, 2nd Prix du Petit Couvert-G3, Prix de Honfleur. Dam of-- CALISTA (f. by Caerleon). 6 wins, 2 to 4 in FR and NA, US$399,918, Canadian H.