Art Treasures of Kinloch Castle

FLAT RACERS OWNED BY

SIR GEORGE AND LADY BULLOUGH.

Written from first-hand on and off-site research and illustrated from his personal photographic archive by George W. Randall, co-founder in July 1996 and former

Vice Chairman Kinloch Castle Friends’ Association.

PART 2 of 2 * FLAT RACERS

Part 1 - Thirty Steeplechasers owned by Sir George and Lady Bullough.

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INTRODUCTION:

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STEEPLECHASE HORSES OWNED BY SIR GEORGE BULLOUGH, BT.

During the Great War use of the railway to move horses was not permitted.
Horses were walked to the course, tiring and stressful even for short distances.
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Sir George and Lady Bullough at the races.

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THESE AND MORE ARE HERE ... ... ... ...

Sir George Bullough, Bt.

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All the horses listed above were owned (at least for sometime)

by Sir George and Lady Bullough.

Ownership and history was established

by the author's reference to his personal library of relevant annual editions of-

The Bloodstock Breeders' Review

edited and published by The British Bloodstock Agency, Ltd.,

Charing Cross Road, London, W.C. 2.

The Racing Calendar - Races Past

published for the Jockey Club by Weatherby and Sons, Cavendish Square, London.

which lists the horse's owner for each race, purchase or sale.

Sporting Chronicle Racing Up-to-Date

published by Sporting Chronicle, London and Manchester.

In a few instances there is no record of a change of ownership, it is reasonably assumed these were private sales and not through a bloodstock market.

Such a change being ascertained by racing history ownership.

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No record of sale by Sir George Bullough before El Cacique sent to France
and ultimately New South Wales, Australia.

Records list twenty-three foals by El-Cacique born in Australia and two born in France.

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BENTINCK MAIDEN

SHELFORD PLATE

ASCOT GOLD VASE

HARDWICKE STAKES

DONCASTER STAKES

DONCASTER ST. LEGER

Thus the stage was set for the 1922 Flat Racing Season.

Sir George Bullough, Baronet.

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CAMPANULA

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PUSILLA out of CAMPANULA by DASTUR

SOLD TO AMERICAN BUSINESSMAN, CHARLES HOWARD,

OWNER OF THE RENOWNED SEABISCUIT.

Campanula and Vesper Bell were both owned by Sir George Bullough.

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Ethnarch initially stood at Scaltback Stud, Newmarket
and moved to Sir George Bullough's Longholes Stud in 1928

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DAYTONA.

Chestnut colt by Fairway out of Grand Vitesse born 1933.

Daytona. (Led in by trainer Jack Jarvis. )

Fairway, sire of Daytona.

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In 1936 Daytona raced six times. In his first outing on 17 April at Newmarket in the Craven Stakes with betting at 11/4 against he finished third. Of his remaining five races he was unplaced in three, finishing third in the St. James's Palace Stakes at Ascot Heath on 17 June and second in the Newmarket Cambridgeshire Stakes by two lengths on at 33/1. on 28 October.

In 1937 Daytona raced ten times finishing third in one, second in four and winning three:

16 September.: Won by half a length out of nineteen runners in the Royal Caledonian Hunt and Western Meeting at Ayr, Scotland in the Ayr Gold Cup at 100/8.

27 October at Newmarket in the Select Stakes won by three lengths at 100/30, only two ran.

13 November at Liverpool the Grosvenor Cup by a head in a field of twenty at 7/1 against.

In 1938 Daytona raced six times before retiring to stud. Won Newmarket Select Stakes by four lengths on 14 October, betting 11/8. Second by a head at Hurst Park in the Victoria Cup on 30 April at 7/1 and second again at Liverpool in the Grosvenor Cup on 12 November at 8/1 by one length. Remaining two races unplaced: Kempton Park Great "Jubilee" Handicap on 7 May at 7/2 against and at Hurst Park in The Revenge Handicap Plate on 20 October at 100/30.

Retired to stud at his owner's Longholes Farm, Newmarket, his stud fee was advertised in the Racing Calendar 1939 as: “48 Sovereigns plus Groom’s fee 1 guinea.”