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STAND.NG OF THEJOCKEYS IN 1906. Miller Leads in Flat Races. Ray in Steeplechases and Mr. DKerrAmong Amateurs. The ,; ,o rnee.nl the principal tracks in „,e :""1 ,a!,"la- e0WW« in «"o -"arts r„ , • , WW, were utrldee: 0.4.-.2 races on the Sal 35s •toetases for imofeuafcmal riders and tfty steeple -I-- and tat races for gentle-en amateurs Tp .---j.r Joekey. riding m the ,, . m tlw £ was ,.,,„. „„„„„,. rilinf; .n sf , »«* M ,e nun,,,,. ,„•„„„„.,„„„ ,,,„.„ w;is races on the flat was 132: the winners of |sss than - ra.es n,,,,,,,,.ed2«M, ,ss and, he non-winners of than tea race nunibered 404. Walter Mil!,.,-. wll„ was „„-,,, f « M-I.M i..rl..ac. -th ,78 wins ou, or 888 moun . J • the head o, the list this year with the ffr„atest :i,,mh r - "j « «vcf ridden by . j ckev £ w ca in any year g, „,,„„,, g 1MB, he rode „, im a per cent. winners-S per cent, improvement. M.ol who headed the list in M-K, and was second to Hi dobrand in MM, is again second in MM and witli the Unknot amiallajl of winners for the year Nicol, had he been able to ride on the last day of Me year, many boon of which were spent with a physician at N.-w Orleans, who was giving treat toon* to an injured loot, might have scored the two victories necessary to make his record .TOO. As it was bis 208 is one more than Uildebiand rode in 1904, and that was the best record In America un,il the coming of Miller in P.MKi. In three years Nicol has had 2.348 mounts and has ridden 017 winm 00. He is growing heavier rapidly, however, and this may ,»e his last year in the saddle in this country, if, indeed, he is able to finish out this year. The incorrigible Radtke. whose contract was sold by J. O. Keene to Paul .1. Rainey in the early spring for 5.0o. and who was indefinitely ■Oaniadul in Septeonber, after honing been "on the ground" more frequently ,han any other boy during the year, is third in the standing. It is a great pity that he has no better disposition. Laveme Sewell. who lost his life through the falling Of Liclitmess at Aqueduct. November ! , ranked fourth. Next comes Charles- Koerner. a promising lightweight, followed in order by D. Austin and Aubuchon. with Garner, who by many turfmen at New Orleans, is expected to l e the equal if not the superior of Miller in the contest for jockey honors in lfH 7. E. Robinson. Mountain and McDaniel are the only other boys who rode over 100 winners. Here Is the list of the 12.3 riders of ten or ansae winners: Jockevs. Arts. 1st 2d. 18. Unp.P.C. W. Miller 13S4 3RS 300 1 * 407 28 D. Nicol si.SO 2!t.c jft m 34-, :*o H. Radtke 7", 105 no ,12 MN .20 Sewell olead 820 17! ,07 IOO -if. • ., c. Keener KM i.-,i 12M ,-ji 470 ,17 D. Austin m;7 142 133 14.", r.47 ,-, Aubuibon fes 1.-.4 11 , 104 472 V, Carner QOn ,2s 78 07 JOCi .23 E. Robinson 7" 0 120 1oo it:, 4.:, "17 Mountain 0S7 lis Kis ]01 ::i - R. Mevanlel 7:to kk! it.". 98 441 ,4 W. Knapp 7 »:: 99 117 114 MS Jg Cherry .",24 98 84 8!t 2.".:: 1» M. Pies, on C,a-: 9, !,2 74 40:: !l4 Horner 801 ! .". s.! ,04 .",22 M ■ Swiiin 7*0 tM 102 84 .".or v" L. Williams T.OS 87 70 OK 2k7i 17 Woreland 702 84 92 7". 4.-.1 .12 .1. Martin .Vf, 8:: Bg .-,1; ;i~, 17 W. Fischer .", :, s:. 75 70 365 14 C. Morris r.! 7.3 SI 70 4::.". ,, T. Clark 494 7, 0". r.l ::o7 .14 C. Ross 4 S f.7 07 4.". 2M 14 D. Bohind .",.",:: ;7 72 or. :;4!l !l2 i . smitii 4s:: M r.o 01 ::oo .14 Ireulcl 3SS 04 40 4s MR .1v •T- Harris r.21 S3 r, » fifj .3:::: .12 8hau 29S 01 40 ::o 10, .20 c. H. Shilling 4,8 :,: r.2 r.r. 2S2 .n W. Dngnn 2n.". r.7 40 42 140 20 Troxler :«»s M 0 1 40 2.32 .14 .Tames Hcnncssv .... 404 !V4 .". 4.l 24.". 13 E. Ri e :. K .".:: 40 S3 ::4o .11 Grahani 3M M ::7 n; 21:: 14 w. McGee MS r 47 is 220 .14 Oherl 4.32 49 r,4 W 230 . 1 1 .1. I.ee :» 2 48 .",2 47 24.". .12 Wisharil 400 4s 4". 01 .312 .1i Hogg :ws 47 47 4.3 2.".1 .12 OrcL-tr 412 41 4". 0", 2".S .11 L. Fountain 290 43 ."0 40 ir.1 .IS Kent 242 42 .32 2". 14.3 .17 F. Perrett 4:!8 42 .::► 37 320 .10 Kunz 44.". 42 .".l 40 3M .00 •I. Foley .347 41 45 .30 225 12 K. Bedell 255 40 39 35 141 .10 V. Robhins 2.30 .39 37 45 100 .17 W. Melntyro :«»l ;a» 44 M 24s .10 Criflitli .02 35 20 41 MS . «» .1. Dennison 40!» 34 43 44 2M M Farrow 205 33 .".1 20 121 .10 Heffernaii .182 .3.3 23 28 2s8 .00 A. W. Boakcr 2M .32 2S 28 1.3S .14 Harvey Jackson 240 .32 30 24 14S .13 B. Smith 220 31 25 2.3 141 14 Notter 225 .31 21 .34 1.39 .14 .T. Dealy .318 31 41 3T 212 .10 P. Ke.ves 3M 31 25 20 245 .00 F. ONeill 102 M 27 24 si .10 F. Walsh 175 ::o 22 24 90 .17 Crimmins 273. M 27 :;7 179 .11 Seder 274 M 32 .32 iso .,1 I . Hall 175 20 IS 21 107 .17 Sandy 2M 2!* 28 34 1M .1.3 BomaoeUI 201 20 is 42 172 .10 J. Finn .374 20 Mt 40 275 .lis Brussel 440 29 54 50 .304 .07 I.vne 145 28 20 24 73 .12 J. Johnson 2x0 28 31 .32 108 .10 Perrine .301 28 31 40 202 .00 Seville .;iV2 2.8 54 S3 207 . :» T. Taylor 417 28 34 58 207 .07 .T. Daly 158 27 20 23 S2 .17 Hngaa 279 27 25 2.3 2 4 .10 J. Jones 280 27 3B M 101 .00 J. Mclntyie 207 20 :;0 31 174 .10 Pendergast .v4." M 3r4 35 2." .OS Moiiarity MB 24 30 24 152 .lo John Hennessv 254 24 30 20 174 .00 J. Hunter 102 23 2S 17 124 .12 alius 205 23 22 29 1 31 . 1 1 Wiley 127 22 10 10 73 .17 R. Lowe 140 22 28 38 177 .15 S. hade 183 22 17 20 124 .12 Diggins 220 22 2!* 20 152 .,0 W. Davis MS 21 IS 14 5.3 .10 A. Brown 181 21 2.3 .32 MS .12 B. Davis 190 21 19 24 CM .11 J. Kellv 201 21 M 20 1.3s .10 Minder 220 21 18 23 15s .10 W. Hayes 187 20 17 21 120 .11 L. Jones 210 20 11 22 157 .lo , Hildebrand 2M 20 35 .30 142 .OS , J. McLaughlin 245 20 20 24 175 .08 D. Riley 330 10 28 35 248 .00 C. Bell 195 18 35 29 1U3 . «i J. J. Walsh 195 18 21 18 138 .00 Noone ". . 217 18 25 35 149 .OS Harrington 121 17 12 ,5 77 .14 Llovd 17.3 17 10 17 12.3 .lo J. McBride .82 10 15 ,1 40 .20 T. Chandler 202 10 15 17 15r .OS T. Sullivan 10.3 15 11 10 121 .00 T. Burns . 17ft 15 27 Is no .os B. Powell 211 15 22 25 140 .07 Johannsen 248 15 15 21 Ml .00 Bilac 272 15 21 23 213 .00 F. Burton 281 15 M 25 221 .05 W. Allen Ml 15 30 M 284 .04 Euglandei 1.33 14 11 23 S5 Jo J. Schaller MB 13 W 23 155 .00 Kehoe 72 11 15 7 3ft .15 Tadlock »l 11 10 18 4.3 .12 Livingston 1.34 11 15 12 90 .08 , II. Alex 152 11 14 IS 10ft .07 1 W. Buchanan 158 11 2.3 1.3 111 .07 Helgesen KM. 11 10 23 110 .07 Dominick 84 lo 7 8 50 .12 , H. McDonald 94 M 12 5 07 .11 Freeman 102 10 .» 10 127 .00 , Monro l « 10 lo 17 120 .00 , Hudlin 197 lo s 20 150 .68 . Goldstein 253 10 10 31 100 . M Of the 192 steeplechase jockeys eighty-live won one or more raeeo, Nat Ray again heading the list. In 1905 Ray rode nineteen winners out of fifty-one mounts. He is unquestionably the most finished steeplechase rider ill America. Archibald, who is second in the list, shows vast improvement over his riding in 1905, when he piloted only four winners out of forty-seven mounts. Hoeston, who is third, was not in the list, of 1905. Dupee has shown some improvement, likewise McIIenry. It was E. Morri- I sons first year at cross-country riding. He did exceptionally well. Oaylor. who was second to Ray in 1905. took a big slump. Here is the list of the J eighty live winning riders: 1 Steeplechase 1 Jockevs. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Fnp.P.C. 1 Ray 53 is 12 13 10 .34 1 Archibald M 15 o 10 21 .20 1 Hoeston 00 14 IS s 25 .23 Pupee 89 14 15 10 44 .10 Mcllenrv 40 ,3 4 4 1ft .33 E. Morrison 42 13 9 3 17 .31 Rae .35 11 4 4 10 .33 Pemberton « •" ll 13 11 25 .17 Stone 35 lo 2 2 21 .2ft Caddy 48 10 5 4 2ft .21 I McKinnev 51 ft 11 M 21 .18 Terry 24 8 I 3 10 ..;: W. Henry 24 8 2 1 13 ...3 Gallagher 27 8 0 .3 10 .30 Soffel 28 8 3 3 14 .29 B. Russell 42 8 8 10 10 .10 j Owens 30 7 8 0 ft .23 Bovle 20 0 4 1 ft .30 Bodrock 17 r. 1 o 11 .30 Finnegun 22 5 4 3 lo .2.. e Davidson 22 5 3 4 lo .23 J Oaric 23 5 1 2 15 .22 ■ Dayton 34 5 0 0 17 .15 Yourell 44 5 11 0 22 .11 l Lewis 12 4 2 2 4 .3.; W. O. Wilson If, 4 0 4 8 .25 « o Hice 29 4 7 I 12 .14 I McClure 3.7 4 4 1 2S .11 W. Gavlor 0.3 4 1 8 4.8 .00 J. Kelly 8 3 II O 5 .37 j. suiuvau 11 a a a 2 jh Slaughter 13 .3 4 5 1 .23 Palmer 13 3 3 1 o !_3 V. Porter 10 .3 o 5 s Jo Regan 21 ;:• , :: .3 12 .11 E. Kelly 2t *: 2 o lo .11 Donohue 23 3 7 2 11 .1:; Sobell 2-3 .3 I 2 17 .13 J. Ford 27 .3 5 O lo !ll S. Met lain 2ft 3 1 4 21 .In E Ileider 33 3 7 10 13 .Hi R. Ryan 41 3 0 4 2S .07 Scion 7 2 O O 5 .20 Narvaez O 2 2 O 5 .22 Borage ll 2 4 o 5 .is T. Powers 12 2 O 1 ft 17 Tullv 1:; 2 3 1 7 .IS Garnetf 13 2 o :: s 15 J. OBrien 17 2 2 1 12 J2 ,. Pierce 19 2 .". 3 11 JO G. B. Wilson 20 2 7 2 9 .10 F. Miller 20 2 3 3. 12 .10 Helder 21 2 3 4 12 .10 Holman 22 2 5 4 11 .Oft M. Pierce 23 2 2 5 11 .n9 Hogao : r 2 s 5 ft j.s T. Corbley M 2 0 8 11 .07 G. Williams 2 1 O o 1 50 s Veltck 3 1 1 o 1 .:!:: Mitchell 3 1 11 o 2 .3: Moon 3 1 n o 2 .33 Sutherland 3 1 O o 2 .33 Huston 4 1 1 1 1 .2.". Soneer 4 t 1 1 1 .25 Pvle 4 I O 1 2 .25 W.moke 5 1 1 2 1 .20 J. Carter 0 I I O 4 .17 Graham 01 l o 1 17 T. McBride 0 I 1 o 1 17 Pemish 7 I 1 2 3. .11 Hutner 8 1. 2 3. 2 .12 C. Smith 8 12 1 4 .12 Waln.it 0 1 .". O 5 :11 Houlihan 9 1 2 2 1 .11 Klines 0 1 1 1 0 .11 W. Walker lo 1 o 2 7 .10 J Mnrphy 14 1 4 2 7 .07 E. Iluppe 14 1 1 2 9 .07 Kelleher 10 1 1 1 IS .lo Pollink 1ft 1 4 1 13 .1,5 Robinson M 1 2 4 1:: .OS s. Haejhee 31 1 2 2 M .1,5 Rlliaon 22 1 2 2 17 .0.". p.. w-er 2:: 1 2 1 10 .or ONeill 20 1 3 7 15 .1,1 Mr. Dion Kerr beads the list of amateur riders for the year looo. he baring wo,, ten out of the tiriy raeeo arranged for gentlemen over the fenCCO am! on the flat. Mr. Cortland Smith ranks second and Mr. Thomas Tucker is third. Here is the list: Centleman Riders. Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Fnp.P.C. Mr. D. Kerr 39 ]o ]o s 11 .20 Mr. c. Smith 32 0 4 sir .11 Mr. Tocher 1:: 5 3 2 :: .38 Mr. L. Evans 10 3 1 2 4 J» Mr. Page 13. S 3 5 2 .23 Mr. Wright 5 2 1 1 1 .,0 Mr. Mal.ee 5 2 1 o 2 .44 Mr. A. Buck 7 2 2 o 3 .20 Mr. Devereaux 12 2 1 2 7 .17 Mr. Nicholson 15 2 1 1 v .13 Mr. Shaw 1 1 0 0 0 IOO Mr. Price 1 1 0 o o 1oo Mr. Midrflcton 1 1 S o o loo Mr. Hancock t 1 • 0 8 100 Mr. Graham I 1 9 o o n« Mr. Proment 1 1 o 0 o mo Mr. Henderson 2 1 1 o O .50 Mr. Higgina 2 1 o 1 o ..,t, Mr. C.h.Icv 2 1 0 1 0 .5o Mr. S. F. Davis 2 I O O I .5., Mr. Arnold 2 1 0 o 1 ..0 Mr. Martin .3 1 2 0 o .:::: Mr. C. T. Btraabenote 4 1 1 o 2 .25
