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I 1 , GRAVESEND RACING STATISTICS. Dartag the six days of the Brooklyn Jockey clubs first spring meeting at iravesend. May 2o to May i 2.".. thirty eight laces— three of them SttipIlhSSM wen- dei hied, for which the total distribution in , stakes and purses was 4;1T5, an average of a frae i tion more than 315,095 per day and a trifle over ,478 per race. This money went to 74 owneis. of whom the following won 99 or more each: Owners. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. J. K. Keene i; :; 1 3,915 II. P. Whitney 2 1 1 •;.t;".» : A. Belmont 2 0 I 8.O70 P. J. Bataey l o l G.M5 I*. Burlew 1 n tl 5.80.1 J. i: Widcncr 1 1 » .".410 p. Bchreiber 4 o 2 3.900 II P. Ileadlev •» 1 0 2. .mi C. P. Baa sail l o l 2..: .n i". it Thoiaar l l o 2.txt5 Newcastle stable 2 o t» 1.8115 T. Hitchcock. Jr 1 1 o l.ojo s. Paget i «» l l::2:. J P. Mavbcrrv 1 2 O 1.290 w. c. Daly i » i l.2»ft R. T. Wilson. Jr. » 1 2 I .SOU R. L. Thomas 1 1 l.lf» B. W.iviand 1 0 1 LH » II. P.. Dili vea 1 1 «• 1.100 L R. Tompkins 1 9 H 1.0*1 P. B. Le ire 1 » l.Handi J. K. Madden 1 •» 0 SH0 II. It. Krandt 1 » I SH0 J. Fit/siiniiioiis 1 • " s7i M. Allen. Jr 1 o • B51I T. Moiiahan 1 « »» s" J. A. Helmet 1 » «» M0 li. C. Johnson 1 0 Mo The number of money earning horses was lul. of which the following forty won -ssim or more each: Horses let. 2d. Sd. Amt. Superman 1 0 0 o.mi0 Stargowan 1 * O 5.943 Royal Yare 1 » 6.893 Pinna Ken 1 0 f 5.45R Bl Citehillo 1 O O 5.210 Plandv i • 0 :: i » Transvaal 1 1 0 3.320 Beacon Light 1 •■"•," Hon Enrlune 1 • ° 2.200 Jacobite 1 » * 1s,;" , ilon » l 1 1.500 Charles Lilwaid 1 • 1 1.325 Zambesi 1 1 1.2W Sailor Boy 1 » l.l«5 Jack Atkin 1 1 1.150 Amnedo 1 • 1 1.1 « » Robin IIonI 1 t •» 1.090 Snnglow 1 1 l 1.040 Hi ildi I 1 1.040 Water Tank 1 • 1.030 Alimla 1 0 I.ihio Prime Hambarg 1 905 Suffrage 1 • 0 .»7:. Mit.iiler 1 » « 955 Hi I .iv 1 • 0 ".KHI Chi. I Haves 1 ",HI Tom McOrath 1 • » s Head Cone I i Sepoy 1 WO Miss Angle 1 » » «W Killiecrankie 1 s» Soooiie,- 1 I O SM M.ilisaniello I O »« Laura Clay , H,;" Surveillance 1 » 850 Helen It 1 » S4"» Molesev 1 O O SIO Tilekilna 1 " » s «» Tony Bonero 1 M0 Pliant mi 1 • a_i The stakis decided during the nieetiiir were as follows : Expectatisa stakes. May 89; Btargowan .....$ 5,943 Brooklyn Handicap. May 20; Superman 15.SH0 Preakness Stakes, May 21: Hon Rnriqne 2.200 Uanhanaet stakes. May 22; Tea nsraa] j.i-2o Patcbsarae stakes. Mav 2.:: Jacobite 1 8BS Parkway Baadlcap, Hay 24; Plainly ::,sh Btuplre Stale Steeplechase, Maj 25; l"l Cllcbillo •"■.■-in Hadsoa Stakes. Mav 25; Royal Vane o.s.i . Carltoa stake-. May 25; Dlaaa Ken 5,450 Thirteen Jockeys won races, with Walter Miller, having a mount in all save two oi the ra.es on the flat, averaging two wins ;, day. The showing of L. Piigati was suHiciently good to caaae the eaatera-ers to take more thaa paaatag notice of him. Their standing is: Joekevs. Mts. 1st. 2d. .°,d. Pup. P.P. W" Miihr :::: 12 :: :: 1". M B. luigau is B " 2 in .33 Mountain 23 4 2 :: it .17 c. Koerner M :: 2 i it .19 Rrnssel is 2 2 1 13 .11 c. Graad 2 1 9 1 t .50 onbv 2 1 9 9 1 .oil W. Hugaii 4 1 li 2 1 .35 lie. Lilian 11 1 •• • 1«» .09 O. Burns 13 1 ■ 1 11 "s Badtke 1". 1 2 I B .i»7 M Preston 17 1 2 2 12 .08 C. II. Shilling 21 1 4 2 II .Ho The following jo keys had mounts to the number Opposite their names and finished third or better, bur did not ride a winner: Joek.vs. Mts. 1st. 2d. rid. ITnp. w. Doyle s » 2 2 I John lletlllessv o H 1 1 1 It Lowe !• •• 1 2 1. J. Martin is n 2 t 12 Musgrave 12 n 1 1 In Not let ! 0 2 1 8 c. Booker 7 n 2 • I a now •"•. 2 u 1 Horner 11 » 2 » .» W. Knapp 2 it 1 9 1 Kovvan 1 » 1 t ■ ltavnor 2 H 1 9 1 .1. OBrien l 9 l 9 1. Swain 12 0 l 1 11 W. Walsh 1 It t 1 It The following Jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were never "in the money :* W. Bans, "•: II. Brady, 1: J. Bergen. 2: Prim niins. 1: T. Chandler. 1: P.nglander. :-.: Finn, ■.: Greenfield. 3: Green, 1: Hyhind. I; Beffernaa, 2: James Hogg, 2: J. Johnson. r ; Kramer. 2: P. Kelly, I; Liebert. 1: Marsters, 1: Marshall. 1: Medlicotl. 1: Noouc. 2: Uaesei, 1: Masbgnng, 1: Mcladdcn 1: Pickett, 5; fkflr in 2: Rlcbsteiger, 2: Bosea, 2: Sumter. ::: Scoviile. |; Blmmons, 2: Taibert, 2; Dial, 1: L. Williams. 4: Yorke. 2. The steeplechase Jockeys stand as follows for the meeting: Jockevs. Mts. 1st. 2d. oil. ITnp. P.P. Gainer 1 l » • 1"° Hoiiohiie 2 1 1 0 t M Owens 2 1 9 » 1 ■•» The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockevs. Mts. 1st. 2d. M. Pnp. Archibald 2 h 1 1 9 Itav 1 9 1 l» 9 Brone * » » 1 - llnppe I 0 0 1 I The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were never "in the money": Aogsherger I, Ore I, Graatland 1, P. Ileider 1. It. Jones l. Kohler 1. Havidson 1. Hupee 1. Slitchell I. Mclncinev 1. OConnor 1. Kogau 2. SalTel 2. Warlike 1. V. Q. WIlMin 1. James ltowe and Herinaii l.r.indt scored 111 honors among Hie trainers, who saddled the winners of races to the number opposite their names: Allen. M. M 1 MaylH-rrv. J. P 1 Brandt, II. It .". McKiiuiev. V. A. ... 1 Piirlew. P 1 McLaughlin. J. 1 Carter. Il I Powers. J. 11 1 Iit/.sininions. J 1 Rogers, J. W 2 Garth, Win 1 Rowe. J 8 Goldsborough, A. J... 1 Smart. II 1 Ilii sch. M 1 Wavland. R 1 Hoggins, J 1 Webster. I. 1 Joviicr. A. J :: Weir. W. 1» 1 Kiernan. C 1 Welsh. T 2 Lynch. B 1 Whalen. J 1 Madden, J. E 1 I
