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NEW YORK TURF RESULTS. HUGE AGGREGATE OF MONEY PAID TO OWN- ERSf,BY; STATES JOCKEY CLUBS. . . . W... James R. Keene Again Leads the Owners Accountant First Among Horses Millers Remarkable Record Leading Trainers. Considered as a racing field the New York tracks, including Kenilworth Park, Buffalo, relumed to winning owners this year the gross sum of ,440,-S3.1. For the previous year the entire product was ,-107,470, so there was a falling off in owners winnings to the extent of C,G37. A part of this is accounted for by the fact that the. meeting of the United Hunts Association was held at Bennings this year, whereas last year it took place at Morris Park and produced 4,755. Then Brooklyn, Saratoga and Buffalo combined, curtailed their expenditures in stakes to the extent of 1,515, which was not altogether made up by increased offerings at the other tracks. The change in value of the Great Kepublic Stakes alone almost accounts for the diminution at Saratoga. The difference Is trifling and hardly worth consideration in view of the magnificent magnitude of the whole return to uwuers The following table in illustration shows the comparative product of all the New York tracks for 1905 and 1000. Organization. 1005. 100G. Coney Island Jockey Club. 74,479 01,745 Brooklyn Jockey Club 463,175 410,070 Westchester Racing Association. . 384,393 401,0.18 Brighton Beach Racing Assu..;. .154,103 .175,670 Saratoga Racing Association. .. .. 300,500 265,460 Metropolitan Jockey Club 144.6S0 146.695 Queens County Jockey Club 1:56,030 147,270 Buffalo Racing Association...,., 94,865 91,985 Totals. -jja.. .mji - ? ,5.7Jl5gjSa4JOJS3J From the foregoing It will be seen that the Coney Island. Jockey Club Increased its offerings over 1005 by 7,266. The Westchester Racing Association by 7,545; Brighton Beach Racing Asso-v elation by 1,567: Metropolitan Jockey Club by ,015 and the Queens County Jockey CIub by 1,-240. On the other hand Saratoga fell off 5,530; Brooklyn, 3,105, and Buffalo, ,8S0. Announcements already- made show that there Is to be a decided gain in 1907 over 1906, the Coney Island Jockey Club and Westchester Racing Association in particular, offering material Increases. The number of racing days at each track, number of races run and dally average of money won were as follows: Racing Races Dally Tracks. Days. Run. Average. Sheepshead Bay 80 187 0,058.17 Gravesenrt ..80 194 1.1,669.00 Belmont Park ....V 80 ISO 13,397.90 Brighton Beach ... 28 177 13,416.70 Saratoga .... 22 13.1 ,12,006.40 Jamaica 22 134 0,6G7.95 Aqueduct 21 127 7,012.81 Buffalo ...I,..-. .......... 80 180 3,066.17 Totals and Gen. Average. .213 1312 1,181.80 Considering the men that won the most money it is James R. . Keene who comes but at the head in New York-racing, as be also did last year. He had no Sysonby to sweep the big stakes his way, but his Castleton-bred youngsters came gallantly to the rescue after the death of that great racer and, together with Peter Pan, Court Dress, Ballot, Mentha, Superman, and the smaller fry of the stable rolled up 54t700 . -for their owner, a very comfortable sum, but a. falling off from the 28,724 that fell to, his share In 1905. Racing is a profitable business to "Mr. Keene. Including tills year his stable earnings aggegate the huge sum of 47,740 for his last three years. Only one other owner won over 00,000, this being T. Hitchcock, Jr., with 17,375. Last year three exceeded that sum, those besides Mr. Keene being H. P. Whitney, with 70,-447, and S. Paget, with 87,335. Both fell off greatly. Mr. Whitney to 7,755 and Mr. Paget to 1906.sh6,258. Tbtf inference is that the money was better and more widely distributed in 1000 than in 1905 and it Is backed up by the fact that the owners winning 0,000 or more in 1900 numbered sixty-three against fifty-four in 1905. Of these Accountant put James Brady high up in the list with 3,040 winnings as compared with 7,205 In 1905. Accountant proved a much more profitable purchase to Brady than Oiseau, although the latter did not do so badly. The Newcastle Stable, with Millers riding one" of its bust assets, had a prosperous year and finished fifth in the winning list with a pleasing total of 5,240. Western owners figured extensively and profitably In New York racing, P. J. Rainey ranking first in winning 3,030, but others that did well were the Ormondale Stable, 1,290; J. A. Drake, 0,500; George J. Long, 0,010; George C. Bennett, 8,100; W. S. Williams, 6,150; J. W. Fuller, 4,050; W. Clay, 3,000; Barney. Schreiber, 2,-020, and C. 15. Rowe, with 9,145. Last year A. Belmont won 3,494; this year bis horses could gather but 2,330. Last year R. T. Wllsou, Jr.s horses von 7,295; this year they almost doubled that sum with 1,420. Billy Lake-laud increased his winnings materially from 1,115 last year, to 9,455, because Electioneer won the Futurity for Mm. Altogether ninety-five owners won ,000 or more and their names and ranking are as follows: Owners. , 1st. 2L 3d. Anit. J. R. Keene 32 42 36 54,709 T. Hitchcock, Jr. .30 28 80 117,375 II. P. Whitney .24 21 18 87,775 ,i - J. B. Brady .. 8 1 2 83,040 Newcastle Stable 33 13 3 75,240 S. Paget 15 13 7 60,258 R. T. Wilson, Jr 21 22 17 51,420 F. R. Hitchcock ....11 12 7 50.74S A. Shields .16 9 4 43,884 A. Belmont 19 24 21 42,330 W. Lakeland 2 3 0 39,455 E. R. Thomas 24 22 8 34,000 Oneck Stable .21 15 20 33,990 P. J. Rainey 9 6 8 33,530 Ormondale Stable 0 3 2 31,290 J. A. Drake . .19 12 11 30,590 . J. Long 8 10 9 30,010 G. C. Bennett .14 20 15 28,190 W.S.Williams 4. 1- 3 20,150 T. L. Watt .7.1 . 3 5 25,835 Palestine Stable 4 12 14 24.039 J. A. Bennet -.,11 .2 5 24,350 J. W. Fuller .-. ". C. G. 4 24,050 W. Clay 15.- . .9 S 23,620 W.. Shields 7. ... 3 5 22,505 F. Burlew 11 11 4 22,395 B. Schreiber 14 . 10. 15 22,020 W. H. Brown . ...12. ,13. 9 20,960 Bonniebrook Stable .10. . 8 8 20,735 F. J. Farrell 13. ; . 11 11 19,935 Brownlelgh Park Stable .....10 4 4 19,320 C. D. .Rowe .7. 5 3 19,145 D. C. Johnson .8 5 6 19,145 J. H. McCormlck , .10 8. 10 19,095 F. Johnson ........10 9 7 18,920 P. J. Dwyer 11 12 1G 17.S35 T. D. Sullivan ,13 13 G 17,750 H. B. Duryea 10 18 20 17.2S0 W. B. Jennings .10" 8 S 17,150 E. W. Jewett 1 2 2 17,100 Kenilworth Stable .. 0 2 3 16,445 Mr. Cotton . v . 8 9 7 15,305 F. A. Forsythc ...10 8 S 15,150 W. W. Darden ..... i . ..... i. .12 8 8 14,735 J. E. Madden . .. ........ 0 9 7 14,480 C. Pfizer ... .5 2 2 13,805 W. H. Laudeman ............ 0 16 G 13,790 T. J. Gaynor 3 4 3 13,735 F. Brown : . : . . . i . 8 " 9 8 13,525 N. Bennington ......14 9 17 J.3.495 L. O. Appleby . 7 4 2 13,435 C. C. Smithson 13" 9 6 13.40S E. S. Burke, Jr. .. ....... 3 1 0 13,400 F. ONeill .... A C 4 13,150 J. L. McGinnis .......... 11 12 G 13,030 C. D. Sullivan Ill "4 2 12,030 J. E. Wldeuer . . G 14 16 12,560 R. H. MeC. Potter .......7 8 3 12,055 W.C.Hayes ....3 8 2 11,315 S: C. Hlldreth . 7 9 10 11,305 J. C. Van Ness 1 0 0 11,240 J. Sanford .... 5 0 G 10,880 J. McLaughlin . . 3 6 9 10,610 M. L. Hayman ....10 0 5 9,515 J. Curl ... 8. 13 10 9,375 C. T. Henshall ..:.ll 8 3 9;370 reiaTf-rrrrTTrrrrrrrvTrrrT S,S75 W. A. McKlnney 13 18 11 8,815 A. J. Joyner ... 9 G 9 8,595 J. W. Colt k 6 O 9 8,400 Patchogue Stable 8 5 5 8,205 W. C. Daly 6 10 14 8,125 W. F. Schulte 1 6 12 G 8,115 C. It. Ellison 5 11 13 8,075 J. L. Hayman .9 7 3 7,970 H. T. Griffin ... 9 4 7 7,9155 MV H. Tichenor 5 5 7 7,790 A. L. Aste ... 5 15 ,15 7,760 E. R. Bradley ..." .. 6 4 11 7,460 P. J. Mlllett 3 2 0 7,370 J. O. Keene S 9 11 7.2S5 T. C. McDowell .... 5 1 2 7,125 J. E. Seagram 8 . 5 9 7,090 M. L. Schwartz 6 2 5 6,955 G. F. Johnson ....5 2 8 6,920 P. H. McCarren ..... .... G 4 7 . 6,825 W. H. Snyder . 2 7 9 6.065 J. J. OFlaherty ... ... 9 7 5 0,205 M. Clancy 6 5 5 6,130 W. Gerst . ... G 5 3 5,855 L. A. Cella .4 8 0 5,555 J. T. Mulr 4 8 4 5,420 G. M. Odom 5 6 2 5,325 R. A. Smith 4 5 4 5,080 Accountant with 3,570 won, easily led the big money-winning horses. Having won 5,430 when a two-year-old this sturdy youug thoroughbred has now won in all 1906.sh0,000 and if he retains his good form next year will not be long in crossing the line separating from the American winners of 00,000 or more. Next to film comes the Futurity winner, Electioneer, with 3,701, the best two-year-old pf the year, Salvidere following close up with 1,085. Another two-year-old, unlucky . Water Pearl, is fourth in the list with ,2,560. Then comes a representative of the elder division in the Suburban winner. Go Between, with 8,255 amassed by the stout son of Meddler. Court Dress ranks next with 1,094, and is the leading money earner among the two-year-old fillies. Dandelion "did best as a representative of Hamburg in the handicap class, with 0,620, and was an extremely good racehorse in the midsummer racing. The champion sprinter did extremely well with 7,890 when his limited range of racing is coisIderet. De Mund was not after all such a gold brick as he was voted at one stage, his "8,600 and chances ahead justifying his purchase. Burgomasters two races, two victories and 7,0S5 cannot but excite regret because of the misfortune that enforced his early retirement from racing. The strictly western owned horses that did best for their owners were Oran, 0,835; Tokalon, 9,455; Dishabille, 8,400; Sir Huon, 7,355; Kentucky Beau, 71275; Fouutainblue, 4,725; Nealon, 3,425; Sewell, 1,025, and Nannie Hodge, ,715. Fountainblue and Nealon were sold, but their winnings were In the main for the owners who took .them east. In all 100 horses won ,000 or more and their names and winnings are: Horses. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Accountant 9 1 1 3,570 Electioneer ...8 3 O 53,701 Salvidere 0 1 0 D1.0S5 Water Pearl .-.. 5 2 0 42,560 Go Between .....i.... 8 2 0 38,255 Court Dress . ...5 1 0 31,094 Dandelion 6 4 0 30,730 Ballot ,.. 4 3 3 30,620 Peter Pan 4 1 0 29,660 De Mund 4 4 2 28.600 Roseben .......ill 5 8 27,890 Burgomaster 2 0 0 27.080 Oran 4 2 0 26,835 Ranis Horn 3 1 0 24,085 Running Water .-. 8 5 1 22,440 Inquisitor ....-8 4 1 20,145 Flip Flap ....... 3 2 0 19,810 Tokalon 2 2 1 19,455 Belmere ... G 2 0 19,440 Hylas . 4 0 .1 18,745 Dishabille 8 ,2: 4 1S.400 Sir Huon .:."..... 2 T 0 17,355 Kentucky Beau 74 ...... St 2 17.275 Bedouin ftt?1. 1. fr2. 2 17,100 Fine Cloth iT.. 1 ,.1 0 17.053 Ironsides ...3 3 2 16,405 Cov Maid ...5 2 3 15,000 Fountainblue 6 0 0 14,725 Good and Plenty 3 0 0 14.455 Grapple 3 4 1 . 14,405 W.H.Daniel ,4 1 1 14,275 Tangle 1 2 2 13,650 Whimsical 3 3 1 13,560 Nealon 4 1 5 13,425 Gallavant .2 2 1 13,150 Rye U 4 2 12,930 Adoration 2 3 2 12,875 Halifax 8 3 1 12,815 Frank Lord ... 0 8 1 12,420 Clare Russell 4 7 2 12,400 John M. P 2 0 0 12,100 Herculold . .......... 3 0 1 11,665 Samson 4 1 4 11,605 Grandpa 3 3 2 11,315 Entree . 5 5 .4 lines Klllaloe 2 4 2 11,035 Sewell 0 2 3 11,025 Holscher 2 0 2 10,845 Penarrls -3 1 3 10,835 Tiptoe 7 6 1 10,530 Oxford 3 5 8 10,525 Alfar .2 0 3 10,500 Brookdale Nymph 5 2 3 .10,355 Content 4 1 1 9,850 Belle of Pequest 5 0 2 9,805 Perverse 2 1 0 9,600 Merry Lark .. 2 0 0 9,405 Far West 8 3 8 9;290 Angler 8 4 7 9,255 Okeuite .,3 .3 0 9,2:55 Lady Amelia ...... ! 2 0 9,100 Balzac 3 0 0 9,080 Superman 1 2 8 8,900 Nannie Hodge ... 7 8 1 8,715 Aeronaut G 3 1 8,535 Charles Edward 1 2 0 8,408 Pope Joan 1 1 2 8,330 Hot Toddy 5 G 3 8,285 Red Friar - 6 2 4 8,105 Tourenne ... 3 4 2 7,910 Hyperbole 1 0 2 7,500 J. C. Core 6 2 1 7,470 Proper 2 1 2 7,425 Gretna Green 2 1 0 7,420 Monfort 5 5 .1 7,385 Cottontown ...3 2 0 7,370 Hamburg Belle ...A... 2 0 0 7,290 Grenade 7 3 -2 7.200 Red River 2 2 1 7,120 Shot Gun 0 4 0 6,885 Phantom ...4 . 0 1 0,805 Clark Griffith ....... 3 1 1 6,640 Arclte 2 1 2 0,615 Mentha 1 1 .1 6,600 Kennyetto .. ..2 1 1 0,600 Ethon 3 2 1 6,565 The Quail 1 3- 1 6,500 Loring ...................... 5 2 3 0,485 --WCXo-iV !C,475-- irst Mason . . ; . .... 1 . .2 0 6,065 Tommy Waddell 6 5 4 G.055 Frank Gill ..... 4 3 4 6,030 Momentum 6 0 3 5,800 Cressina 7 3 4 5,855 GInette 0 1 0 5,755 Misgivings 2 2 0 5,750 Yorkshire Lad 6 7 1 5,575 Athlete 5 1 -2- 5,555 Paul Jones 3 3 2 5,555 Logistllla . 4 2- , 4 " 5,500 Leonard Joe Hayman .......... 7 1 2 5,440 Zienap ..-......... 4- 7 4 5,!555 Consistent .3, 2 2 5,285 Keator .......... 3 4 1 5,220 Lancastrian 4 5 3 5,105 Outcome. 2 2 1 5,050 The .feature of the New York season in the way of jockeyship was the really sensational riding of the small boy Walter Miller, his record of 227 winning mounts being a feat betokening merit of high order as well as a remarkably busy career in the saddle. A percentage of .27 in 844 mounts talks for itself. Last year in the New York field, Frank ONeill anjfl W. Knapp were tied with eighty-nine winningi mounts each, ONeill excelling slightly in percentage with .20 to Knapps .19. The disparity between their records and Millers Is strikingly in favor of the latter and one cannot but wonder what the future of the boy will be. His nearest rival, the Chicago lad, Radtke, scored 81 wins and a respectable percentage. His unfortunate temperament is against him, but he has had a severe lesson and may take It to heart next year. Ill-fated Sewell was third with seventy-one wins. Then in order came Koerner, Horner, Garner, Shaw and J. Martin with over fifty successful mounts each. The first three are promising boys. Shaw gave some masterly exhibitions, but Is to ride abroad next year. Martin rode as "well as could Ie desired at times, and Indifferently frequently. Hildebrand seema to have lost skill and confidence. W. Dugan is a good rider. The jockeys who rode three or more wimiers are: Jockeys. Mts. 1st 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. W. Miller 844 227 193 109 315 .27 Radtke ....408 81 64 69 194 .20 Sewell 470 71 4S 54 297 .15 Koerner 418 70 60 60 222 .17 Homer ..580 69 61 67 380 .1.1 Garner ...856 58 45 36 217 .16 Shaw ... ...275 06 30 32 14S .15 J. Martin ....330 51 3-1 43 208 .15 C. Ross 203 44 41 31 177 .15 Notter 333 .17 39 41 210 .11 L. Williams 230 33 28 20 140 .14 W. Knapp 359 32 37 54 230 :00 James Hennessy . 281 20 30 32 184 .10 Lyne 141 28 19 23 71 .20 R. McDaniel 227 16 19 18 174 .07 Finn 248 10 21 24 1S7 .07 F. ONeill 97 14 14 16 53 .14 Hildebrand ...178 14 20 29 111 .08 W. Dugan 90 13 9 18 00 .14 J. Jones 125 13 13 12 87 .10 C. Bell 71 11 12 13 85 .15 Farrow 34 10 12 0 12 .29 W. McGee 71 10 7 S 49 .14 T. Clark 83 10 9 6 58 .12 Kent 59 9 8 7 35 .15 Troxler 83 9 14 9 51 .11 J. Harris 167 9 19 12 127. .05 J. Lee 63 8 8 10 37 .13 Romanelli SO 8 10 14 57 .00 H. Alex 99 8 8 9 74 .08 Crimmins 158 8 9 10 128 .05 Brussel 200 8 15 20 157 .04 W. Davis 42 7 7 6 22 .17 Hcffernau 87 7 8 6 66 .08 R. Bedell 56 6 7 5 38 .11 Freishon 91 6 0 14 62 .07 L. Smith .....146 0 7 . 12 121 .04 Schade 49 5 3 5 86 .10 Englander 50 5 4 6 44 .08 R. Lowe "... 70 5 4 3 58 .07 L. Jones 21 4 1 1 15 .19 Trenbel 40 4 1 9 32 .09 W. Robblus 45 4 5 6 30 .CO R. Powers 04 4 3 5 52 .00 Perrlne 78 4 4 7 63 ".05 NIcol 87 4 10 .4 19 .11 Continued on second page.,, ! NEW YORK TURF RESULTS., Continued .froin first page. Hagan .li:;. ..A fi 10 99 .0:: Baird... 138 4 12 1.! 109 .03 G. Burns 100 . 4 11 8 137 .02 O. Anderson 22 3 4 2 13 .17 Dllloii 3L ,3. 2 3 23 .10 W. Doyle ... 34 3.. 2 2 27 .09 Francis 37: .. 3 2 3 29 .08 J. Mclntyre .......... 38 - 3 0 4 25 .03 T. Chandler ......... 50 3 1 3" 49 .05 J. Johnson .... ...73 3 3 5 02 .04 T. Burns 92 3 10 9 70 ,03 Tile following thirty-five boys rode less than three winners as follows: f. " " Heathcrton, 2; Noone 2: L-. Pottering, 2: J. Schaller, 2: Van Dusen, 2-r WlsUard, 2rB. Walsh, 2; J. J. Walsh, 2;. F. Swain, 2; Beckman, 2;"J. Barnett, 1; Gherry, 1; Clausen, 1; Christian, 1; T. Carter, 1; Cbane; 1; S. Dickson, 1; Gerdes, 1; W. Hayes, 1: Hudlin, 1; F. Keyes, 1; Knaack. 1; R. Myers, 1; OLeary. 1; S. Pope, 1: F. Riley, 1; Sandy, 1: Scovllle, 1; Tadlock, 1; Wiley, 1; Drolette, 1; Olamlt, 1; R. Pickett. 1; Schilling. 1; R. Wilson. 1.. Of the skillful, patient, vigilant and practically unseen men, the trainers, to whose unceasing toll the "race going public owes so much of Its entertainment, Andrew Jackson Joyner has the most cause to bo joyful. To him it fell to prepare the winners of sixty-four horses for various, owners and lie is a trainer without a superior as well as a marvelous rooter when-. his horses are in action. Another accomplished trainer; Thomas Welsh, won second honors with, a score of forty-three races won. Then followed James Rowe;- premier among jockeys in his youthful days and a trainer of great" worth In all respects and very much, of a mau.toyboot, with thirty-three races. John E.. Madden and F. Burlew tied at thirty-two each. W. Garth, J. Hynes, W. n. Karrick, C. Klernan; X. II. McCormlck, J. W. Bog-ers, J. Shields and F. D. VeIr also achieved results that they can view with satisfaction. The record of the results achieved by the trainers is as follows: , . . Allen, M. 8 May, J. W 11 Booker, S. T. 5 McAvoy, J. II 5 Brandt,. II. R:. . . 9 McCaun. W 5 Brazier, G. Pi . 5 McCormlck, J. H. ..21 Brooks, F. .... 13 McCoulskey; J. II.. .. 5 Brown, F. ..... 7 McCreery, . T... 15 Burlew, F. ... ;32 McDaniel, H. 9 Carroll. J. .... .. 5 McDaniel, W Carter, D 5 McKinney, W. A 1C Casey, C. J. : 7 McLaughlin. J. 11 Claxon, A. W 10, McNnlty; W. A. 5 Coles, TV F. 5- Miller, J. - ... 8 Colston, R, . :i:.10. Miller. It. 0 9 Coyne, P. .10 Minton, R. 15 Craven, II .T Mulholiand, C. A; 14 Curl, J 5 Murphy, T. ...5 Curl, W. L 0 Odom, J. D. 9 Daly, M. 5 Patterson, K. ......10 Darden. W. W. 12. Phillips. J ...15 Fuller, J. W. - . . . 5- Pope,- B. 9 Goldsborough; A. J. ..12 Regan F 0 Gardner, F. E -.-1 Rogers, . I. W. ......23 Garner, J. ...........- 0 Rowe, C. E. 0 Garth, W; ...... J.. 27 Rowe, J 33 Hayward. W. Jr.. v. 5 Shields, J ...20 Healejv T. J. .....-.18 - Shields, W 12 Hildreth, S. C. ...... 14 Smart,- M 8 Hollar, V. .......... 8 Smith, J. I . . 13 Huggins, J. i.ll Smith, R. A 0 Hurley. W. ........ 0 Stringer, E. A 5 Hynes, J. ..........20 Taylor, F. M 7 Jennings, W. B. ....... 10 Tucker. R. 12 Johnson, J. M.- S Van-Meter, F. IJ. ...-7 Joyner, A. J. .......04 Walden; R. J 7 Karrick, W. II. -. . . :21 Webster, L G Keene, J. O. 7 vWeir, F. D 2S KiernanV C. .20 Welsh, T 43 Littlefield, B. T 8 Weston, A. G 15 Lowe, J. ,12 Whalen. J.- 0 Madden, J. K. 32 TVishard, E 19 Marjin, J. ;.. ,.ip Zlirimer, A. 12
