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STATISTICS OF LATONIA RACING. . In the course of the Latonia meeting of twenty-four days, that closed last Saturday, 143 races were run of which eleven were steeplechases and the remainder flat races. In all 1906.sh0,500 was distributed among winning owners, and a fraction more than a dally average of ,520. The owners whose .horses Avon 1906.sh00 or more numbered thirty-eight and those who. Avon smaller amounts were ninety-one. James Arthur, Avith ,350 was leader among the owners; J. B. Respess, with ,500; F. Cook, with ,200, and E. A. Chinn, with ,000, followed in order. No other OAvner won so much as ,000. Those Avho won 1906.sh00 or more Avere: Owners. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. J. Arthur ...8 C 4 ,350 J. B. Respess 7 3 1 2,500 F. Cook , 0 a 0 2,200 E. A. Chinn 5 3 3 2,000 . .. Continued on second page.. STATISTICS OF LATONIA "RACING. Continued from first page. G. Heudrie 4 4 2 3,600 J. McDonald .....4 4 1 3,525 E. Alvey ... 4 2 0 1,500 Mrs. II, Brolaskl ...."! 0 1 J.37.T V. Gering," Jr. 3 1 1 3;300 J. Gass, ......".,.3 4 3 1,275 M. . J: Daly S.V,2i2 7 .3 3,230 J. W. Plight . . . . . 3 4 1 .1,225 J. C. Feriiss, Jr. .2 1 J, 175 1. W. .Schmidt . :?3iJ.,2 3 1,125 W. A. Smith,......., "....". 2- r. 5 1,100 C. C. McCaffcrty ... 2 4 2 1,100 Mrs. M. Goldblatt .i. 2 3 3 3,075 J. II. Baker ... .-.v.; :8s. s i .3 1,050 S. W. Street t ..: r.V..- 1.1 1,025 John Markleln 3 - 0 0 -1,000 1, B. Hamilton " A, " 0 .973. J; P. Strode ,.,, 2 3 .3 875; II. ,T. Sergeant -2 1. 3 775 Martin and West - 2 2 .775 W, F, Walter ..2 -2 1 750 W. f. Price .-. .-2- - -31 - 2 750 W. H. Fizer 2 1 3 750 Mrs. J. C. Milam 2 1 2 725 J. J. Greeley .....;-2 1 2 723 .T.H. Young -Viv A -A Mrs. S. Reld .-.V. .1.. 2 0 0 700 V. Gilbert 2 1 1 00 W U. Glore 2, 1 -1 700 E. J. Glldersleeve .....2 0 3 0o J. W. Bell ..... ........ 2 l5 0 0i5 S. Hudson 2 - 1 -0 075. W- Shobrook. .. ....-2 0 -1 025 C. A. Holt .2 0 1 C25 Meadowbrceze, with ?l,4O0 won, was chief arnon the winning horses. Tartan, Nat B., Gladiator, Lexollne, Toboggan and Beau TJrummel Averetne "other librses" that "won i;00b vor rriore. : Odaiy enough each of the foregoing won exactly three rucess, Several othepg won tlTPe races but not ,000. The--horses that won jjTcOfT or more were these: " Horses. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Meadowbreeze 3 1 0. ;40tf Tartan 3 0 1 l 375 Nat B. .. 3 2 1 il25 Gladiator 3 2 1 1075 Lexollne 3 2 0 1,050 Toboggan..; 3 1 1 l.QOO BeauBrummel . 3 0 0 NioOO Goldprbpf . . . 3 .-J. . 0 o75i Minnie Adams 2 1 0 025 Tom Dolan ::i 0 0 900 McChord 3 0 0 00Or Hettry 0. . . : 2 3 1 850i ; Pretension -yS 0 0 sqo Crarty..,. 2 2 2 00" Noel ;.. 2 2 0 .775 .Grace Kimball 2 1 3 775 St. Noel ...2 2 1 775. Tannger . .-2 2 1 775, Field Lark -2 -2 ,0 750 Plea -2 -:1 -2 725 Revolt . : I-. . 2 .1 .1 700 Nedra ,..2 ;1 1 700: Besterliiig 2 -0 0 ,700 Adesso 2 ;1 1 700; Martius 2 1 0 675 Golden Mineral 2 1 0 C75! Miss Alert -2 ,1 0 G75 Belltoone 2 1 O 075 Elliott 2 -10 C75 Daring 2. 0 2 G50 Lady Jocelyn 2 .0 1 ,"25 Henry Watterson 2 0 1 625 Ferroniere ...i 2 0 1 025 Atltena. 2 0 1 .025 Hazelthorpe 1 2 O j25 Helicrson 2 0 .0 COD. Dartjiula 2 O 0 GOO Dell Leath 2 0 0 COO With Seventeen races won, Aubuchon is the leader! among the jockeys in respect to number of winning; mounts,- D. Austin and C. Morris being his nearest competitors in that feature. Nicol was best of! the experienced riders in percentage, but did notj ride much because of a -susperislori for fouling.; Koerrier rode well in the closing days of the meet-! ihg; The riding reconl of the meeting was: . ; Jockeys. Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C.I Aubuchon ... ......70 17 13 ...0 43 .22 I; Ajiistlii :00 15 12 14 ;58 .15 C.JMorris- .03 10 12 :8 83 ,10 Lloyrt" .79 0 7 3 .00 .11! yjcol 24 8 3 2 11 .33! T. Taylor , 83 8 8 0. Gl .10 C. Koerner. .-23 G 1 -4 :12 ,20 Moreland ......82 G 10 11 55 ;07i Moutttalu .52 5 0 12 2G .10; Swain , i83- 5 0 8 64 ,0tf F.Oy ...... ............ 2and 4 2 2 20 ,;14i Ci Hi Shilling . 2Ii 4 1 f :19 .14. Seder .33 4 3 4 22 .12 Ferris 7 3 0 1 ,3 A3, Johaunesen ...13 3 0 1 0 ,23 I. Boland ......... .:25 3 2 -2 18 ;12; W. Fischer ..,29 3 3 3 20 .XT C. Fisher ......,...;34 3 4 2 25 .09: V. Burton .. .5S 3 A 1 50 .055 J. Daly ............... 7 2 ?3 0 2 i2o Ws. Gannon 23 2 :4 0 17 .08 Minder ......28 2 5 3 IS .07 Goldstein . ... 44 2 1 5 30 :05! Hdga 12 1110 .OS R.. Harris ........... ;20 1 1 0 18 .03 W. Buchanan .23 1 1 G Ju .0 Wishard .30 1 2 3 34 03 I-V Keycs .48 ,1 2 -3 42 .02 Tlie following jockeys" .-had mounts to the numfier opposite their names and finished"1 third or better,; .:6nt-dl8 nbtlriae-a.viandrierfi; : Jockeys. --4": Mts. 1st. 2d. Sd.Unp.j J. Carroll ; .. ..Ml 0 3 1 71 B. Davis i-0 "0 1 1 7i R. Fisher .....13 0 2 2 9. J. Hicks ....10 -O 1 1 dS -P. Riley .......25 " 0 1 3 21 F. Hildebrand 8 O 1 0 7: Jenkins- ...10 .0 2 0 8; E. Morrison ...;4 O 1 0 i3! J. Smith .14 0 0 1 131 Wiekline 4 O O 1 3 VT. Allen .. ..: 13 0, O 1 12 Jesse: Conley 3 0 0 1 2! nuestis .i.-. 30 0 0 ,2 28 H, Larsen .... 0 0 .49. 1 5! The" following jockeys had. mounts to the number; opposite their names; but were not "In tlie money:" Armstrong, 2rB,..Burton7i,i;J6hn Conley, 5; J. Connolly, 5; Dearborn, 8; Delaby, 1; Goedlke, 7;. tJullett, 1; IC. Kinney, S; E. .Martin,. 1,-W; Ott, 7?.. 0Mahone.v, i"2; J. II. Pregtflni Gr Smart; 0;-Stone.. 1; Schade, 3; T. Steele, 2; Wylie 5; T. -Walsh, 7. . ..... . Following is the record of the steeplechase riders; at the meetiilg:- .- . ; " .Tockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Archioald ..8 0 0 0 2 .75; Garhett 4 a 0 1 2 .255 W. -Boyle ..6 1 1 0 4 .17 ;w. vWalker . G 1 0 2 3 .17 E. Morrison 7 1 1 2 3 .14, B. .Russell 9 1 1 1 .0 ,il The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the" Atimber opposite their flames dnd .finished, third or better, but did notridefawinner: ..Jockeys. Mts. 1st. : 2d. 3d.Unp. McKlnney . 9 0 2 2 5 Yourell . 8 O 3 1 4 J Ford.. .0 0. 1 0 5 S. Hughes ....t 0 1 i0 .5 C. Johnson 4 0 1 0 3 ONeill ;. 3 O 0 1 2 Porter 1 0 0 :1 .0 The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts fo tlie -number opposite their names; -but were- not. -Jri the inoney.:-Vj.-j r..-. ... . Absher 2; Higgins, 2; II. Gilmore, 1; W. Gaylor, 0;. Garic, 3; R. Ryan, -1; S. McClure, 3; Peinberton, 1; O. Rice, 1; Sobe.11,3. J. Arthur w-as the most successful of .the trainers in having sent nine wInners to the post, his closest competitor, F. Kelly, iiaving- seven to his credit. J. W..Hall was :thrd with six and Phil Chlrin fourth with five. The trainers ; of winners and the number of races woiii"ere -as" -follows: Arthur, J. ......1.... 9 Luckey, X. 1 Atehinson, W . 3 .LftWis, W. L. .. 1 Baker, J. II. ....... 4 McCafferty, C. C. . . 2 Bellew, A. C 4 Merchant, J. S 2 .Chlnn, P. . T 5 JMarklein, Jbhu 3 Carroll,,-W. ........1 --Meyer,. B, 1 Cassady, R 3 Milam, J. C 2 Collins, Jv 1 Noble, A. -I Cohraii, W. V 1 Powers, . .1. 3 , Charles. S. J 3 Phillips. W. K. .... Z Daly M. .T. .... 2 Price, W. S 2 Dunn, J. B 1 Pierce T, L 1 lEvernian. J 1 Rector, F. . 3 Flannigon. J 1 Reed. T- R ..2 Fitzgerald, "I. B. ... 1 Riddle, H. C 1 Fizer, W. H. 2 Reardoui W. P 1 Gerlng,. F. Sr. ...... 4 Robinson, :W. II. .... 1 Joldblatt, M ,. 2 Stueye. Wv 2 Greeley, J. J. ...... 2 Streett, and W, 3 Gilbert, V. " 2 -Smith., W. A. ....... 3 Gass, J 3 Sargeant, H. J 2 Hffmlltoti.. W. S 1 Shearn,. T..". 2 Horton, E..-, . .- 1 Strode, J. U 2 Holt, C. A. ........ 2 Taylor, J.. R. J. Hall. J. W. 0 Vincent, B. 1 Henderson. S. M. 4 Walters, W. F 2 Hudson,. S. 2 Wells, W 4 Innes, G. W. 1 Webb, 0 2 Jones, P. II 1 Woodard, W 1 Kelly, F. 7 Young, J. ,11 2 KUey, T. ........... 1 -
