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STATISTICS OF THE JAMAICA MEETING. In the course of the eleven days of the. recent Jamaica meeting sixty-eight races were run and the goodly sum of 1906.sh9,090 was distributed among ninety-six winning owners. Of the owners forty-one were winners of 00 or more and fifty-five gathered lesser amounts. It was pretty close between F. Burlew, J. L. McGInnis nnd C. D. Sullivan for the position of leading winning owner, but Burlew won out by the narrow margin of 5 more than McGInnis and 20 more than Sullivan. The owners who won 00 or more and the rnces and places won by their horses were as follows: Owners. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. F. Burlew 110 ,370 J. L. McGInnis 2 0 0 3,345 C. D. Sullivan .. 3 0 0 3.050 Patchogue Stable ....v.-...1..-. 3 O 0 2,055 J. Curl 4 1 1 2,770 G. M. Odora . . . 2 1 0 2,175 J. A. Bennet 3 1 1 2,100 Kenilworth Stable 1 0 1 1,840 J. McLaughlin 1 0 1 1,830 W. H. Laudemnn 1 1 1 1,055 F. Brown 1 2 2 1,025 M. A. Healey . ...2 1 2 1,615 Brownleigh Park Stable ....... 2 0 2 1,515 P. J.Dwyer .2 0 2 1,500 A. J. Joyuer ..2 1 1 1,475 M. Clancy 2 0- 0 1.40S J. Rowe 2 O 0 3.400 J. H. Morrs 2 0 O 1,370 E. It. Thomas 1 H 1 1,330 J. E. Seagram 2 0 0 1,280 L. A. CelJa- - 1 4 , 0 1,100 T. P. Phillips 1 2 1 J.OOO F. W. Sceley 1 1 1 950 T. M. John6on 1 2 0 870 TV. Gerst ... 1 2 1 855 X. Bennington 1 1 0 845 W. A.- Stanton 1 -1 . 0 840 Mrs. J. Qurl . : 1 2 1. S20 Newcastle Stable . . 1 1 0 820 X. II. McCormlck 1 1 0 810 G. Moore ..... 1 1 0 700 M. L. Hayman 1 2 0 700 Mrs. J. M. Cooper 1 0 0 783 0. T. Hehsiiall 10 1 770 F. .7. Farrell .....1 0 1 750 C. F. Clark 1 0 1 740 Mrs. . Harris 1 0 2 740 P. Wlmmer 1 O 0 700 .T. .T. Hyland . . 1 0 0 700 .1. Carson 1 0 0 700 T. TV. Coulter 1 0 0 700 With but one race won Bclmere tops the list of winning horses because of his success in the Plerre-pont Handicap, the most valuable stake race of the meeting.. Taking the Lynbrook and Renisen Handicaps gave the Improving two-year-old Frank Gill second place in the honor list, the useful, racer Rye cpmlng third. In races won Rye and Lotus led with three each. Frank Gill, Oraculuni, Tommy Waddell, Cora Price, Cressina, Bragg and Macy Jr. each won two races. No other horse won more, than one. Those winning 00 or more for their owners were: Horses. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Bclmere 1 1 "0 ,370 Frank Gill 2 0 0 3,345 Rye 3 0 0 3,050 Lotus . . 3 0 0 2,905 Oraculuni ; 2 I 0 2,175 Coy Maid . 1 0 1 1,840 Oxford 1 0 1 1,830 Hot Toddy 1 0 0 1,505 Tommy Waddell . . 2 0 0 1,403 Cora Price : .2 0 0 1,400 Cressina 2 0 1 1,350 Bragg ....2 0 0 1,330 Macy Jr 2 0 1 1,300 Loring 1 0 1 1,125 Belcast 1 1 0 900 Voorhees 1 1 . 0 S45 Emperor of India 1 1 0 820 Waterbury 1 1 0 820 Monet 1 1 0 810 Aleneon 1 1 0 SOO Mblescy 1 1 0 800 Clara Huron ........ 1 10 SOO Royal Breeze 1 0 2 800 Grand Dnchess 1 1 0 790 Sally Preston 1 0 700 Optician .. 1 O 0 785 Deltnore 1 0 2 740 Johnstown 1 0 1 720 John Lyle : 1 O 1 720 Swell 1 - 0 0 713 Plaud 1 0 0 700 Mintia ;.. 1 O O 700 Yorkist 1 0 0 700 Theyre Off : 1 0 0 700 Jaclnta 1 O 0 700 Chandos 1 0 0 700 Berkeley 1 O 0 700 Baringo ..- 1 0 0 700 Albert F 1 0 0 700 The stakes decided during the meeting, were as follows: Plerrepont Handicap, OctoW 22; Belmcrc... ,120 Gowanus Stakes, October 23; Rye 1,110 Southampton Handicap, October 24; Hot Toddy 1,505 Hempstead Stakes, Octoler 25; Oraculuni.... 1,223 Garden City Stakes, October 20; Rye 980 Lynbrook Handicap, Oetolicr 27; Frank Gill.. 1,710 Southold Handicap, October 27; Coy Maid 1,010 Reniseii Handicap. October 29; Frank Gill.... 1,633 Sayvtlle Stakes. October 30; Rye . 900 Richmond Handicap, October 31; Oxford l.GSO Packer Stakes, November 1;" Loring 1,02? Ravenswood Handicap, November 2; Lotus... 1,345 In the riding division W. Miller, as usual, led by a wide margin and in the course of the meeting passed Hlldebrands record of races won besides achieving a percentage of the Tod Sloan order. Next to him little Notter distinguished himself, riding with such success and confidence as to suggest a new star of the saddle for next year. Garner, Radtke, W. Knapp, Shaw and J. Martin fared poorly, Radtke coming In for a suspension that at one time had the appearance of exeiitdlng to revocation of his license. James Hennessey and Sewell rode fairly well. The successful riders achieved the following records: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. W. Miller 5; 19 11 7 19 .34 Notter 35 11 5 7 12 .31 James Hennessy 3S 7 JO 4 17 .18 Sewell 27 5 2 2 IS .19 C: Ross 27 4 3 1- 19 .15 J. Harris 10 3 1 0 5 .30 Koerner 22- 3- 3 4 32 .14 Garner 35 3 7 2 23 .09 Horner 39 3 3 9 24 .03 Finn 31- 2 2 5 22 .00 Drolette : 5 1- 1 2 1 AO Radtke . 0 .1 0 0 0 .1 W. Knapp . 8 11 0 C .12 Shaw 9 1 2 0 0 .11 Van Dusen ;10 1-3 0 0 .30 EriglaiMler 17 1 1 1 34 .00 F. Swain ;37 1 5 0 11 .00 Brussel ;24 1 2 1 20 .0-1 foHowbng jockeys" had moufifo to the "number opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unp. W. McGee 0 0 3 1 2 R. McDaniel 14 0 1 l 12 Hagan 4 0 2 0 2 H. Alex 3 0 0 1 2 Byer . .. 2 0 0 1 1 Beckman 12 0 0 1 11 G. Burns 11 O 0 1 10 H. Cochran 8 0 0 3 5 W. Doyle .. 3 O 0 1 4 Hlldebrand 3 0 0 1 2 Heffenian 4 0 0 1 3 J. Jones 2 0 0 1 1 Marsters .. 3 0 .0 1 2 J. Martin 9 O 0 2 7 Noone 3 0, 0 1 2 Crlmmlns i 10 - 0 0. 1 9 Pbkanka 1 0 0 1 0 E. -Walsh 3 0 0 1 4 R. Wilson 1 .0 0 1 0 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were nptln the money:" Brady, 4; Bllac, 7; T. Clark. 3; Dillon, i; S. Dickson, 1; W. Dugan, 2; Coles, 1;, Graham, 1; Herbert, 1; Harty, 4; J. Johnson, 2; Lauby, 1; Llebcrt, 2; R. Lowe, S; W. Mclhtyre. 3; McGrath, 2; Matleria. 1; F. Murphy, 1; Nutting, 1; Olandt, 1 ; J. Powers, 2;- Pottering, 2; R. Powers, 3 Pope, 1: luccnlrelli. 1: L. Sihlth; 2; Simmons; 1; Yorke, 2; Walker, 1; J. J. Walsh, 3. Of the competing trainers J. Hynes sent the most winners to the post, five races testifying to his skill. Frank Taylor was hard after him with . four. F. Burlew, W. L. Curl, A. J. Goldsborough, J. Phillips, J. I. Smith and W. II. Schaut tied iii a hot contest for third place honor with three each. The trainers of winners and the number of races won by their charges were: Burlew, F 3 McDaniel. W 1 Baker, A. 1 McCormlck, J. H. ... 1 Beach, B. E 2 McKinney, W. A. .. 1 Brown, F. . 1 Mclaughlin, J. ..... 1 Cromwell, E 1 Miller, R ,1 Cloxoh. A. W. 2 Murphy, J. 1 Curl, W. L. 3 Odom, G. M. 2 Curl, J 2 Patterson, K 2 Coulter, T. W 1 Phillips. J 3 Cousins, G. 1 Rbwc, J 1 Fltzslmmons, J 1 Rogers, R. L 1 Goldsborough, A. J... 3 Regan, E 2 Ilyhts, J. ... ... r. Smith, Rl A 1 Harney, J. ...... . . 1 Shields. W. 1 Hill, G. B 1 Smith, J. I. 3 Hyland, J. J, ....... 1 Schaut. W. H 3 Harris, W 1 Taylor, F. M 4 Jbyner, A. J. ...... 2 Wlmmer, P. 1 Johnson; J. M. .. 1 Weston, A. G. 1 Llttlefield, B. T 2 Welsh, T. 1 Lowe, J. ., 2 Weir, F. I 1
