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LATONIA RACING STATISTICS. j The meeting of tlic Latonia Jockey Club, which closed yesterday, began June 10 and embraced thirty racing days. One hundred and eighty-seven races, eleven of them steeplechases, were decided, for which there was a total distribution of 21,- , 030 in stakes and purses. This money went to 139 . owners, of whom the followlug forty-nine won ?S0O or more each: Owners. 1st. 2d. 3d. Atnt. J. II. McCormlck 10 0 ,1!70 T. l. Hayes 7 r. 1 7,275 J. C. Ferriss, Jr. . 7 2 4,.r20 AV: J. Young 1 1 0 -1,185 G. II. Holle S S C. 4,050 a. s. La bold i o o ::,;!o AV. S. Williams 1 0 1 :t,5C. J. Arthur 7 7 :,i It. Vincent 2 1 0 :t,4UU ii. A. Ceila . 7 2 ::,25 J. 11. Itcspess 0 2 4 2.S50 AV. C. Overton 3 2 0 2,820 V. Dunne 5 r. i; 2,r,0 AV. A. Smith o :s r, 2,000 A. I. Steele 5 0 2.100 J. C. Allium 2 14 2 2,:tOO O. K. Hamilton 4 4 0 2,125 J. Gass 4 3 5 1,050 G. Hendrie I w 0 1,010 A. J. Gorey 3 0 4 1,400 It. Schrelber 2 0 4 1.350 C. Ilak . 1 2 0 1,345 C. V. Mueller it 1 2 1,325 AV. J. Donoliue 2 -5 5 1,300 AV. McLcmorc 2 1 1,275 T. H. Stevens 2 4 1 1,250 AV. II. Fizer 2 3 5 1,250 U V. Rellew 3 0 2 1,250 J. .McDonald 2 3 1 1,225 F. A. Libby 3 0 0 1,200 K. Greenwood 2 .! 2 1,200 J. Griflin 2 3 3 1,150 K. AV. Torroyson 2 3 3 1,100 Mrs. AV. "Webb 2 2 1 1,100 AV. II. Robinson 2 1 r. 1,000 II. McCarren, Jr 1 5 7 050 P. II. Jones 2 2 0 050 AV. Steuve 2 1 2 025 G. II. Marlman 2 1 1 000 II. U. Baker ,2 1 1 on Peyton and Aken 2 1 0 S75 C. E. Patterson 2 0 3 S75 J. It. Itiley 2 0 1 S25 Miller and. Johnston 2 0 1 S25 AV. II. Glore 2 0 1 S25 K. Alvey 2 0 1 S25 K. Stubbs 1 2 0 825 G. It. Ott 2 0 0 S00 II. P. Ileadlcy 2 0 0 X The money-earning horses numbered 247, of which the following lifty won or more each: Horses. 1st. 2d. 3d. A nit. Tileing 1 O ,270 The Abbot 1 0 0 4,410 Chulita 1 0 0 3,100 I.illie Tumor 2 1 0 3,010 Pasadena 2 1 0 3,400 Phil Pinch 2 0 1 2.700 Prince Ahmed 110 1.020 Uedgnnntlet 1 1 0 1.S15 Bucket Brigade 4 2 1 1,775 Tackle 1 0 0 1.745 Hanbridge 4 1 "0 1,075 Grande Dame 1 0 0 1,040 Miss Uda 3 0 3 1,000 Boserrian 3 2 3 1,425 Joe Moser 3 1 0 1,400 Carthage -T I 0 1,400 Quagga 3 2 1 1.375 itejectable 1 2 0 1,345 Caniille 3 1 0 1,275 Italla 3 1 0 1,275 Oak Grove 3 0 1 1,225 John Dillon 2 2 1 1,100 Goldproof 2 1 O 1,100 Ada O. Walker 2 2 0 1,075 Sultry 2 r. i 1,050 Blaze oLight ....2 1 1,000 Hollow 2 2 1 075 Old Honesty 2 0 2 050 H. C. Kami 1 2 2 050 Monsigiior 2 2 O 050 Stone "Street 2 2 0 050 Itonebrake 2 1 2 025 Scalploek 2 1 2 025 Colloquy 2 1 1 025 County Clerk 2 1 0 S75 Deacon 2 1 0 S75 Clyde 2 1 0 S75 AVoolstone, 2 0 2 S50 Loxoline 1 3 1 825 Mike Sutton 1 2 O 825 Dr. Leo IIulTinan 2 0 1 S25 llelltoone 2 O 1 S25 Princess Orua 2 0 0 800 Colonel Dob 2 0 O 800 Lady Vie 2 0 O Son Peter Decker 2 O 0 800 Orlandwick 2 O 0 SCO Katherine Murphy 2 0 0 800 Esther Drown 2 0 0 80o Hen Strong 2 0 0 800 The stakes decided during the meeting were as follows: Latonia Derby. June 10: The Abbot ? 1,410 Clipsetta Stakes. June 15: Grande Dame 1.010 Kentucky Steeplechase, .Dine IS; Itejectable. 1,105 Queen City Handicap. June 22; Tileing 8,275 Harold Stakes, June 25: Tackle 1,745 Brewers Exchange Handicap, June 20; Prince Ahmed 1,820 Latonia Oaks. July 2: LHIie Turner 3,110 Decoration Handicap. July 4: Pasadena 1.050 Merchants Stakes, July !; Phil Finch 1,800 Cincinnati Trophy. July 0: Chulita 3,000 Cincinnati Hotel Spring Handicap, July 13; ltedgauntlet 1,515 J. Lee, of course, headed the list of jockeys filling at the meeting, piloting more than double tin? winners ridden by the little hoy, Pickens, who ranks second in the following standing: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. J. Let; 15S 44 35 10 00 .28 Pickens 157 21 23 14 0! .13 D. Austin 127 IS 14 12 S3 .14 K. Martin OS 14 11 15 5S .14 T. Tavlor 0! 0 S 0 40 .13 Crimmins 3S 8 3 O 27 .21 J. Itntler 82 7 0 10 50 .00 berry . 42 5 7 5 25 .12 V. Powers 100 5 13 14 74 .05 L. Williams 20 4 2 2 21 .14 W. Ott 31 4 3 4 20 .13 Pieralt 42 4 1 5 32 .10 Griliith 57 4 4 5 44 .07 Helgesen 47 3 5 3 30 .00 Truenian 50 3 4 4 :2 .00 Skirvin 53 3 4 0 40 .00 Nicol 4 2 O 1 1 X-0 T. Steele 11 2 O 1 S .18 A. Drown 1" 2 2 4 S .12 Moriarity 22 2 0 2 IS .00 W. H. Walker 30 2 O 5 32 .05 Bilae SO 2 S 10 GO .02 Garner 2 10 0 1 .50 Dclahy 0 1 0 I 7 .11 J. Baker ...11 1 1 1 S .00 Blacklock 11 1 1 0 0 .00 Heidel 10 I 4 0 14 .05 Rllenor 21 1 1 C 14 .05 Jesse Conley 22 1 2 1 IS .05 Minder ..30 1 2 C, l!7 .03 L. Bailey 40 1 2 2 35 .02 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Lloyd 0 0 1 1 4 G. Swain 17 0 1 4 12 .7. Ferris 10 0 1 0 0 Flynn 1 0 1 0 O Gnugel 4 0 1 0 3 Boo S O . 1 0 7 Wickline 3 0 1 0 2 D. Doland 7 0 0 1 0 It. Davis 0 0 O 2 7 Kogarty 22 0 0 4 IS Johanncson 0 O 0, 1 5 The following jockeys had mounts to the number opposite: their names, but were uevcr "in the money": W. Allen. 1; W. Andrcss, 1; S. Allen. 1; Brandt, 10: AV. Cole. 1; Coole. 4; It. Fisher, 2; Flint, 1; Goedike. 3; James Hicks. 0; Hufnagel, 9; D. Hall, 1; Hazzard, 1; Kramer, 1; J. Norris, 1; Overton, 5; Oregar. 2; Perrino, 2; M. Smart, 4; Scanlon, 1; B. S. Smith. 0; Zurborg, 1: M. Wilson, 1; Watkins, 0: Sr. P.. Wood. 4: A. Williams. 10; J. Walker, 2; Wylle, 2: C. Williams, 1; II. Williams, 4. The banished McOlure heads the list, of a bad lot of steeplechase riders, as follows: Jockeys. Mts. 1st 2d. 3d. Unpl P.C. McClure ! 4 3 0 2 .44 Sobell 4 2 1 0 1 .50 Yourell 0 2 2 0 5 .22 j , . o. Bice 2 1 0 1 0 .50 Pollock f 1 0 1 3 .20 Ulggins G 1 0 0 4 .20 The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Garnett S 0 1 1 0 Huston 8 0 2 1 f. Wei ton 0 0 1 4 4 J. Ford 1 0 1 0 3 T. Powers 3 0 0 1 2 The following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the number opposite their names, but were never "in the money": W. Allen, C; II. Boyle, 2; S. Hughes, 4. Trainers saddled winners of races to the number set opposite their names, as follows: Anthony, E. C 1 McCorniick, J. II. ... 1 Arthur, J 7 McCullough, J 1 Baker, II. It 2 Meyer, It 1 Bellew, L. V 3 Milam, J. 0 2 Cassady, It 0 Miller, A. K 2 Cassell, W. II 1 Moore, T. W 1 Christy, L 1 .Morgan, W. B 1 Clark, It. II 5 Munford. T. It 2 Damaby. A. L 1 Noble, A 5 Davis, X. B 1 Nolan, P. J 1 Doggett, S 1 OXeall, J. W 1 Donohue, W. J 2 Overton, W. C 3 Ferguson, B 1 Patterson, C. E. .... 2 Ferrlss, J. C. Jr. 1 Paul, J 1 Fizer, W. H 3 Perkins, AV 1 Forman, J. W 1 Pierce, T. L 1 Everinan, .J 1 Itcspess, J. B 4 Gass, J 4 Kiley, J. B 2 Gorey, A. J 3 Bobinson, W. II 2 Grater. W 3 Itunnels, It. T 2 Ilak. W. J 1 Shouldice, J. II 1 Hall, J. W 5 Smith, W. A 0 Hanlon, F 0 Steele, A. .D 5 Hawkins. J. S 1 Steuve, AV 4 Haves, T. P 0 Stevens. J. D 1 Hayes, W. .M 1 Stevens, J. II 1 Henderson, S. M 3 Stevens, T. II 1 Ilenrv. 1 2 Stubbs, E. S Hill, O. L 1 Talbot, T. II. 1 Hughes. S. K 1 Taylor, J. It 1 Irwin, T 1 Terrell, K. S 1 Johnson. F 2 Totton. J. E 1 Jones, P. II 2 Vincent, P. 2 Kellv, F 2 Walters, J 1 Kiley, T 1 Webb, G 2 Lallv, J 3 Wells, W 3 Lewis, W. L S Whnien, W 2 Marklein, John 1 Williams, W. S 5 Marlman, G. II 3 Wolford, J 1 McCarren, II. Jr. ... 1 AVorley, A. D 1 McClernand, J 1 Young, AV. J 2 McCloskey, E 1
