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TWENTY LEADING JOCKEYS. Walter Miller safely holds his lead iu the jockey standing, his winning mounts lor last week numbering seven. J. Lee, the colored rider now under contract to J. B. Res|iess, was the star of the week at Louisville. He rode nine winners. Meal S t home first on six horses at the same track, making fifteen out of the thirty-six races for these two jockeys. The standing of the twenty leaders from January 1 to May 11, inclusive, is as follows: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 5*1. 3d. Flip. P.C. L.W. W. Miller 32S 103 M 40 110 .32 7 M. Preston Ml M 82 00 2 5 .19 2 J. Lee 333 72 S3 45 103 .22 ! Garaet MS 7«i 47 34 134 .25 5 Nicol 227 67 33 26 101 .30 6 C. Koerner BIS 67 64 40 142 .21 0 It. Mi Daniel 3M 67 M 55 158 .20 O Mountain 260 H 43 36 129 .22 2 I.lovd -.411 ,Vi 60 r.4 236 .14 0 W. Fischer 4:a :.:: M r 7 300 .12 4 Sandv 331 M M 52 1S4 .15 0 A. Brown 329 44 40 45 200 .13 1 I.. Williams . . .207 41 M 20 99 .20 • C. Ross 241 11 30 31 139 .17 3 D. Austin 279 30 M 44 151 .14 2 C. 11. Shilling .169 M 29 25 77 .23 0 W. Knapp 191 38 25 27 101 .20 0 James Heunessy .307 38 45 31 193 .12 1 Englander 231 37 36 21 137 .16 0 F. Graham 286 37 34 46 169 .13 2
