Derby winners for America con tinues to be one of the chief topies among English racing men. Mab= moud was the latest to go, and now said that yet another will be following him." Negotiations between American breeders and the agents for the English owner are going on.
'Owners who. like the Aga Khan,' have invested huge sums of money In owning and breeding, cannot be blamed if they relieve themselves of some of their burdens, but it is much more Inspiring to hear the statements of owners like Lord Derby that they will keep their important stallions in England.
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