DONCASTER ST LEGER 1938 | |||
The 163rd winner of the St Leger, held on Wednesday 7th September 1938 over 1 mile 6 furlongs and 132 yards of Town Moor, was Scottish Union, a bay filly by Cameronian out of Trustful, owned by Mr Jimmy Rank. A field of 9 runners contested the race which was worth £10,465. (Equivalent to £656,200 in 2017) The Youtube link below is a 1 minute 7 second clip of the 1938 race SCOTTISH UNION SR 1926 |
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Horse | Jockey | Trainer | Owner/Betting |
SCOTTISH UNION | Brownie Carslake | Noel Cannon | Mr Jimmy Rank 7/1 |
CHALLENGE | Eph Smith | Jack Jarvis | Sir L Philipps 100/8 |
PASCH | Gordon Richards | Fred Darling | Mr H F Morriss 6/5 fav |
MAGIC CIRCLE | P Maher | H Cottrill | Mr Angus 40/1 |
POUND FOOLISH | R A Jones | Lawson | Lord Astor 9/1 |
LA-LI | Charlie Smirke | Frank Butters | HH Aga Khan 20/1 |
GLEN LOAN | Pat Beasley | Cecil Boyd-Rochfort | Mr W Murray 10/1 |
RAMTAPA | M Beary | Lawson | Sir Abe Bailey 7/1 |
FOROUGHI | Harry Wragg | Frank Butters | HH Aga Khan 20/1 |
Released at the first attempt, Scottish Union made the early running from Glen Loan and Magic Circle. However, Magic Circle soon took control after half a mile, with Pasch settled in last place by Richards. Rounding the home turn Magic Circle continued to lead from Scottish Union, Pasch and Glen Loan, but at the distance Pasch weakened quickly leaving Scottish Union and Challenge to draw clear. Scottish Union stayed on the better to win by a neck in 3 minutes 11.6 seconds, with 4 lengths back to the disappointing Pasch. In a career of 13 races, Scottish Union won 6 and was second on 3 further occasions. |
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