British Classic Race Wins
- 1,000 Guineas - (4) - Canyon (1916), Diadem (1917), Ferry (1918), Tranquil (1923)
- 2,000 Guineas - (1) - Colorado (1926)
- Oaks - (2) - Canterbury Pilgrim (1896), Keystone II (1906)
- Derby - (2) - Sansovino (1924), Hyperion (1933)
- St. Leger - (4) - Swynford (1910), Keysoe (1919), Tranquil (1923), Hyperion (1933)
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