Show YANKEE INVASION OF fir BRITISH TURF American Horses Win Three Big Events So Far Fal This Season ARE FAVORITES IN CLASSICS 5 I Belmont's Norman III I I I I anc and Crokers Croker's Rhodora Slated for Derby and Oaks I I BY RICHARD lUCHARD D. Lond Slay May With With an nn Ameil- Ameil can horse winning the thc Grand Grain l NatIonal NatIon NatIon- al ai another taking tho thu two thousand guineas as on and a third the time one unc thousand guineas the th British turf tm is I beginning be to lo sit elt up UI an and take lake notice an and th the sha shadow uw of ot another American Invasion In Is being cast across tho the race tracks track And n It Is feared arc worse Is to come for the HIe lean American Norman olman HI ill Mr Jl winner of ot the two thousand guineas Is now choice for the tho Derby Dorby while Mr 11 Croker's Crokers Rho Rhodora ora a granddaughter oC ot the great Hanover Han Han- over ore over Is looked looke on da as J tho tito most lIl likely ely winner of the tho Oaks If H Delmont should by any chance win wilt the Derby and Croker the tho Oaks there thero surely would b be weeping an and wailing to say nothing of gnashing of or teeth t on the part hart of English EngH h The Americanism of or two of oC these thc horses is not subject to question Ruble was sired shed and ant foaled foale in California Cali Call fornia Not Norman n II HI I. I I Is a 11 product roll of nf August Aug nursery stud stull ii in ill Kentucky anti and I Rhodora's i duni daimi am i- i Rhoda B. B a daughter of or Hanoi ei er Rhodora ola Is English Eng on her sires sire's sl 1 but as Rhoda B. B also produced Orb Orby a a. Derby Dorby winner by a n. different sn snIt sir It H is not flot hard lined to lo believe e that much of Rhodora's greatness is due to her hI American blood lines Cun Causes Cause c a on Not Nol sinco since the tho days s 's of or Iroquois t md 1101 Parole have An American horses created create such a u sen sensation on this sl side e of tin lit water waler When hien Parole was vas f sent ent acro in the lie to win the lie Newmarket No handicap from rom Isonomy the CH City and suburban the lie Metropolitan i stake t th tho great Cheshire han handicap an and th the Epsom sol gold cup he was vas regarded as afe ast a. a t freakish won vondel e which ha had sprung from from mediocre stock When lieu a few fow years ears later Inter Iroquois was taker taken to toEn En an where he lie won von among anong other uther ra races eel the Derby and ami SL SU Leger Loger I Brig Brig- ng were vere amazed It was V noticeable that soon after anCl Iroquois's performances the hue huo and und andry cry crr ry which ultimately almost completely com corn lIro American owners trainers trainers train train- ers an and jockeys from the British turf developed It would not bo be SUll surprising ls lug InS if ff fall t to tho O ki f h was not another gl great at Am American ll n shout With Ith all his vaunted love lovo ovo for fair fall play John Jolin nuB Dull is not a a. graceful loser lie He Is prone ono to 10 think that no noone noone one can cun beat him at an any of or his own special gaines save c by trick an and tie de- c- c vice flee S William Duke the American train train- eL Cr r for William I K Yan cr in Paris on his last laet ln t visit to tho thu states up UI several sc well well- well bred horses aroun around Lexington K Ky Iy and took tool them back ack L to lo Paris with him hint to be trained for or the so called illegitimate game They have ha been winning regularly S S S SIn In a French jumping season lounds Is added to 15 steeplechases an and ind pounds to the tilt 10 lU biggest hut dIe events there S S S SOne One Ono of If f tho time biggest an and most successful successful suc suc- racing stables of recent days In France Francc is that hat presided over JJ by G. G Davis a u. youthful American who re- re recently C fin and who has charge ol or quite 1 00 horses |