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RECORDS OF THE RIDERS. No material alteration in the relative standing of the leading riders was wrought last week. Aubuehon lias lieen doing good work in the saddle of late and with eight wins to his credit was the leader for the week. Miller scored but seven. However, he is so far past the 300 mark that, if no ill fortune overtakes him, it seems more than probable that his record at the end of the year will exceed the remarkable total of 350 races won. Nlcol haying leen restricted to riding for his employers stable alone cannot advance greatly through the Latonia meeting, but part of November and all of December at New Orleans, if lie behaves well, should suffice to enable him to emulate Miller in also passing the Hildebrand record. The twenty leading riders, their records for the year to and including last Saturday, for last week and their percentages are as follows: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C.L.W. W. Miller 117S 312 VQ 100 240 .20 7 Nicol S52 279 It?: 100 811 .32 2 Radtke 755 105 1-40 112 DOS .20 0 Sewell 813 178 100 9S -131 .22 4 I. Austin S09 127 113 122 447 .10 4 Koerner 7f.2 123 117 90 422 .10 5 Aubuehon 739 120 102 92 425 .10 S E. Robinson ... 07S 117 97 87 377 .17 0 Cherry 514 98 S3 S7 240 .19 O Mountain 547 97 S7 S2 281 .IS 0 Garner 431 SS 50 51 230 .20 1 Swain 709 SO 95 SO 448 .11 2 .T. Mnrllu 4S5 S3 57 50 2S9 .17 0 M. Preston 003 S2 77 OS 370 .14 0 Moreland 072 S2 SO 73 431 .11 1 W. Knapp 599 SO 85 90 23S .14 0 Horner 0S0 77 IK-? SS 447 .11 4 W. Fisoher 521 75 70 00 310 .14 0 11. MeDaniel 083 TO S2 73 353 .13 O T. Clark 455 07 K2 47 283 .15 0
