At Doncaster the St. Leger is won by

The transcript covers the St. Ledger race at Doncaster Town Moor, highlighting its historical significance since 1776. It discusses the speculation around race favorites, including Lord Astor's Rhodes Scholar and Derby winner Mahmood. The race unfolds with Boswell initially leading, then falling back, and finally winning by three-quarters of a length, securing a sensational victory at 20-1 odds for Mr. Woodward.

What is the historical significance of the St. Ledger race?

• It is held in London.

• It is the oldest of the great races.

• It started in 1876.

• It is the first race of the year.

Which horse was the favorite to win the race?

• Mahmood

• Boswell

• Fairies Fox

• Rhodes Scholar

How many other runners were there besides the main contenders?

• 5

• 11

• 20

• 15

Who led the race initially?

• Mahmood

• Boswell

• Fairies Fox

• Pizarro

What were the odds for Boswell's victory?

• 10-1

• 20-1

• 25-1

• 15-1