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LATONIA RACING STATISTICS. The thirty-one days of the Latonla Jockey Clubs 5 spring meeting at the splendid Kentucky course. May 30 to July 4, Inclnsive, produced to horsemen in stakes and purses a total of 25,305. The number I of races .decided was 214, of which IS were steeplechases. The winning owners numbered 157, of whom 58 won 00 or more each, George J. Long, by virtue of the victories of Sir Iluon in the ; L-itonia Derbv and the Queen City Handicap, being at the head of the list which follows: Owners. 1st- 2d. 3d. Amt. G. J. Lone 2 1 ; ?,o--Ao ; . ... - E. Corrlgau 11 11 W. Gerst Mr. J. C. Milam 4-"2 T. P. Hayes - J r, 0 1 0 Clay Bros zf D H. Frazer , 7, " 0 P. Dumie ; " - i2Y 0 W. M. Hayes r,-J"t S C. C. McCafferty ; ! 0 J. C. Ferrlss. .Tr 0 T,Tul 7 1 1 I A. L. Darnaby 5 W. A. Smith 11 YX! p. L, Kulley 0 0 1,JOj 3 " , , , . , I I I i I . , . I -, . -, 5 I ; ; . r, 0 D 0 0 S 0 I 5 3 J. B. Respcss o.-v 5 -3" -2 1,000 A. Oldham 4 0 1 1,000 J. Arthur 4 0 0 1,825 J. H. Baker 4 15 I 1,450 S. K. Hughes 1 2 I! 1,425 s. Hudson :: i s i.ioo Applegate and Cotton 4 1 0 1,275 P. J. Millett 3 2 .". 1,175 J., W. Ptlgh 3 3 O 1,125 Oots Bros 3 2 3 1.125 ; J. S. Ward 3 0 0 1,050 J. 1. Mayberry 3 o 1 . 1.025 K. Spence 3 1 1 J, 000 D. N. Prewltt 2 2 2 075 S. Louts .... 2 5 0 075 Hughes Bros 2 3 4 050 E. Horton 2 4 2 050 J. Gass 2 4 2 050 J. U. Strode 1 7 2 !25 W. E. Sugg 3 O 1 025 John Marklein 3 0 000 E. L. Fitzgerald 3 O O !C0 J F. Newman 2 3 2 S75 W. II. Robinson 2 3 1 850 McB. Moore 2 3 O ,825 E. Alvey 2 1 0 825 W. Grater 2 2 1 775 B. Schreiber 2 2 1 775 C. II ak 2 1 3 750 V. Gilbert 2 2 0 750 J. R. Taylor 2 1 3 750 G. II. Marlman 2 1 2 725 P. M. Civill 1 2 4 700 II. Walker 2 1 1 700 J. McClernand 2 1 1 700 J. McDonald 2 O 1 025 Loekart Bros 1 3 0. 025 C. Heifers 2 0 O WO J. T. Stewart 1 2 O T.75 S. H. Kunz t 3 2 575 11. V. Guthrie 1 2 5 575 J. E. May 1 2 0 575 J. C. Calm 1 2 4 550 G. W. Baldwin 1 3 1 550 The number of money-earning horses was 201, of which 5S won 00 or more each, as follows: Horses. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Sir Huon 2 0 O 4,020 Planute 1 0 O 4.440 Content 1 0 0 3,450 Concert 3 1 2 3,100 Dutch Barbara 1 3 0 2,025 La Veita 3 0 1 2,570 John Carroll 1 . 0 1 2.245 Princess Orna 1 1 0 2,040 Holdfast .. 10 0 1.010 Colonel Jim Douglas 4 0 1 1,000 Port Warden 3 O 1 1,835 ISranens 1 1 1 1,375 Harding 4, 1 O 1.275 Dainty Dame 1 0 O 1.200 Happy Jack II 3 1 2 1,025 Mildrcne 3 1 2 1,025 Old Honesty 3 1 1 1,000 The Minks 2 2 1 075 Friction 2 5 0 075 Matador 3 O 2 050 Hubbard 3 0 1 025 Frank Flesher 3 O O 000 Boserrian 3 O 0 000 Minnehaha 2 3 1 850 Devout 2 1 O 850 Yowrli: 2 1 1 S25 Nonie Lucille 2 .3 O 825 Cottontown 2 2 1 825 Belle Scott 2 2 2 800 Ralbert 2 0 1 775 Revolt 2 2 O 750 Oasis : 2 2 O 750 Robin Hood 2 O O 700 Double : 2 1 1 700 Adesso 2 1 1 700 Zal 1 1 1 "." Tom Roberts 2 1 O 075 Fousoluca 2 1 0 075 Bonart 2 1 075 Roseoe 1 4 2 07. Princlpla 2 0 2 050 Uncle Henry 2 -O 1 025 Tom Crowe 2 O 1 025 Lexoline 2 0 . 1 C25 Lady Carol 2 O 1 C25 Dudley 2 0 1 025 Bedford 1 .3 O 025 La Fayette 2 O O COO Miltlades 1 0 2 575 Little Elkin ., 1 3 2 575 Lights Out .. 1 2 0 575 Harold 1 1 2 O 575 Miss Bertha 1 3 1 550 Harry Scott 1- 2 0 550 St. Tammany 1 3 0 525 Swiftwlng 1 3 0 525 J. K. F 1 3 O 525 Hazelthorpe 1 1 0 52.. ; The stakes decided during the meeting were as follows: Decoration Handicap. May 30; Princess Orna. .,S40 Latonia Derbv, June 2; Sir Huon 5,005 Cllpsetta Stakes, June 5: La Veita 1,045 Kentuckv Steeplechase. .TnneO; Port Warden.. 1.210 Harold Stakes, June 12: Holdfast 1,005 Queen City Handicap. June 10; Sir Huon... 0.825 Latonia Oaks. June 10; Content 3,450 Merchants Steeplechase, June 23; Concert 2,185 Cincinnati Trophy Stakes. June 20; Planute.. 4,440 Brewers Exchange Handicap, June .".0; John Carroll 1.745 Cincinnati Hotel Spring Handicap, July 4; Bruneis 1,505 On a basis of percentage, Nicol heads the list of jockevs riding at the meeting, though D. Austin ami E. Robinson each rode more winners. Nicol did not ride as regularly as the other two. He was at other tracks much of the time. Aubuchon shows a percentage of .25 which is lwter than that of either Austin or Robinson. The standing of the jockeys follows: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. D.Austin .170 30 20 20 04 .17 K. Robinson 114 24 10 12 50 .21 Nicol 02 10 11 7 25 .31 i Aubuchon 73 IS 15 10 30 .2.i M. Preston 110 15 15 10 70 .14 Obert 07 12 14 14 57 .12 Troxler 73 12 10 14 37 .10 Oregar 05 8 10 15 02 .OS C. Morris 57 7 3 4 43 .12 Treubel 32 0 .2 5 1! .10 D. Hall 40 0 3 3 34 .13 D. Roland 54 5 0 2 41 .0! E. Morrison . 14 4 2 1 7 .20 F. Perrett f.3 4 2 7 40 .OS 1. Riley 37 4 1 1 31 .10 T. Tavlor ...SO 4 5 17 54 .05 C. Fisher 40 3 2 0 35 .07 Griffith 40 3 3 4 30 .00 Hefferman "I 3 0 3 3! .00 E. Rice 02 3 0 0 47 .05 Sedor 42 2 3 0 31 .05 A. W. Booker 23 1 2 2 IS .04 J. Dealy 20 1 0 3 10 .05 Dominick 0 1 1 0 4 .17 R. Fisher 0 1 1 2 2 .17 B. Miller 15 1 2 1 11 .07 Minder 14 1 2 O 11 .07 C. Murphy 0 1 0 0 S .11 Noonan 0 1 0 1 7 .It Perkins 02 1 7 0 48 .02 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opjMsite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner. Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. Sd.Unp. W. Allen 31 0 4 3 24 S. Bonner , 0 0 1 1 7 W. Dugan 3 O 1 1 1 Dreyer 13 O 2 .. 8 J. Hicks 2! 0 2 1 20 R. Macey 0 O 1 1 . Otis 42 0 1 2 30 Pendergast 32 O .. Wainwright 7 0 1 j, Vanderliout 17 O J . U, J. Sheehan : 1 1 0 Pottering 0 1 0 S Landry 1 J 0 1 2 Kinney J F. .Tost l- 0 1 0 12 j Dale 1 O 0 1 0 OMahouey 1fl Z Stllle 10 o p o 0 1 0 W. Watson 4 O 0 l ;; The following jockeys bad mounts to the number opposite their names, but were not "in tiie money:" A. Andress, 7; A. Archibald, 4; Berry, 1; Boad-wee 7; W. Burns, 2; Bergman, 1: J. Baker, 3; Brcdin. 2: C. Booker, 1; Cooper, 2; W. Cole, 2; T L Carter, 2; Cobum, 1: Finley, 8; Flannery, 3; Flnnegan 2; Gaugel. 4; Garwood. !; Gullett, 3; F. IUIdebrand, 15; Ilarrlgan. fi; R. Head, 2: W. I lodges 2; H. Hunter, 1; E. Henderson, 1; Jenkins, 7- T Koerner. 1: 1-indry, 1: Mangos, 3; W. Mc-lntvre 1: II. McDonald, 1; T. Steele, 4; Smart, 4; Shaver, 1; Thomer, 1; W. Young, 1: D. Vitltoe. 7; Vougraefen, 1; Zurborg, "t H- ilson, 17; Wed-- derstrand, 1. E. Morrison was the most successful of the steeplechase riders. He rode also on -the ilat, where he shows a iiereentage of .2!. The cross-country riders stand as follows: Jockevs. Jits. ; 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. E. Morrison 0 2 3 0 1 .33 Gaddy i 2 1 2 4 .22 Dupee 12 2 1 2 7 .17 Yourell 3 1 1 O l .33 Garic 1 0 1 .50 W. Henry .a 1 1 0 0 .50 I , , , ; , ; I ; ; ; j i i ; : ; : ! : ! ; V Porter 4 1 0 1 2 .2,t Peinl-crton 5 1 2 0 2 .20 R. Ryan 0 1 1 1 0 .11 W. jaylor ...11 1 0 3 7 .00 The following stin-plcchase jiH.-ke.vs had moiiuls to the niiinber opjHsite - their names aiid finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unp. ONeill 4 O 1 2 1 C. Johnson 2 0 1 0 1 McClure 7 O 1 0 0 Archibald 1 0 0 1 0 The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were not "In the money:" T. Casey, 2; Hammontree, 2; Jones; 1: Lawless, 1; T. Powers, 1; S. McClain, S; J. Russell, 1; Sullivan, 2; Raines, 1. William McDaniel, who handles the flat racers in the stable of William Gerst. and Is chief trainer for the Nashville brewer and turfman, saddled more- winners than any other man at the meeting, j His record of victories for the thirty-one days is eleven. In addition to this the steeplechasers from the Gerst barn won four races. These timber-toppers are handled by T. L. Pierce. In addition to fifteen wins, the Gerst horses on the Hat and through tlie field scored eleven seconds and eleven thirds. The following is a record of the number of wlnuers sent to post by each trainer: Arthur. J 4 Louis, S. 1 Baldwin. G. W. ..... 1 Lally. J 1 Baker, J. II 5 Loekart. A 1 Baker, A 2 McDaniel, W 11 IfctoKcr, F. 1 McCafferty. C. C. ... 7 Coper, P 1 McClernand. J 2 Covne, P 3 McCarrcn, II. Jr 1 Collins, J 3 Mayberry. J. P 3 Cassadv. R 0 Milam, J. C 0 Civill, I. ,M 1 Moore. T. W. ...... 1 Calm, J. C 1 .Marlman, G. II 2 Darnaby, A. L 7 Marklein.. John 3 Doss, F. W 2 Nicol, T. J. 1 . Davis, II. M 2 Newman. II. S - Flemming. J 1 Orr, K. D. . 1 Fitzgerald. E. L 3 Olsen, S I Jasis, J 2 Pierce, T. L. 4 Gallena, C 1 Patterson. C. E 1 Gabriel, W 1 Perkins, W Grater. W 2 Peters, L 1 Gray, J. J 1 Ross. J. Gerlng, F Jr 1 Robinson. W. II 2 Henry. D 2 Spence, K 7 Hull, L. D 1 Stneve, W 1 Haves, T. P 0 Smith. W. A 4 Hudson, S 3 Stlckney, R 2 Hanlon, F 0 Snyder, C. L i Hughes. G. C 2 Smith, F. M 1 Henderson, S. M 3 Strode, J. U. I Hak, C 2 Stewart. J. T I Hall. J. W 3 Shouldice, J. II 1 Hughes, S. K 5 Taylor, J. R 3 House, A. M 1 Young, .1. II 1 Horton, E 2 Woodman, A. G. 1 Hamilton, W. S 1 West, P. M 1 limes, G. W 1 Webb, G 2 Johnson. C 1 Wells, W. " Jones, L 5 Williams, J 1 Kelly, F 0 Ward. J. S. : 3 Kunz, S. II 1 Whalen, W 3
