The 31-year-old striker netted the opener in Real's 2-0 victory at Numancia in the Primera Liga on Saturday, pouncing to put away a loose ball after the goalkeeper could only parry a Gonzalo Higuain shot in the 48th minute.
"The important thing was that we secured the victory, but on a personal level I am very pleased," club captain Raul said after the game. "I am proud to have drawn level with Di Stefano, now I hope I can overhaul him.
"I am in debt to all the coaches I have had, and all the colleagues who have helped me to make it to where I am."
His tally includes 214 league goals, 18 in the King's Cup, and he is the Champions League's leading scorer with 64.
"It's nice that everyone congratulates me," Raul added. "But I am focused on the next match and another victory. I want to win more titles."
The Argentine-born Di Stefano helped steer Real Madrid to five consecutive European Cups between 1956 and 1960, and won eight league titles with the side. He was made the club's honorary president in 2000.
He told Antena 3 television: "I am sure Raul could score 400 or 450, he is still young. He's 31. He could play until he's 37 or 38."
