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PRODUCT OF WINTER TRACKS. The importance of winter racing as now con-dueled. is illustrated by the fact that the big sum of 1310.820 was distributed among winning owners between the opening at Oakland and the close of racing December 31, 1907. The major portion was won at Oakland, the natural result of its opening earlier that the two New Orleans tracks and Sanla Anita. Keene Bros, led the owners at Oakland: W. H. Fizer those at both New Orleans tracks and R. F. Carman was the leader at Santa Anita. Besides what he won there, his horses won $.,595 at Oakland prior to his departure from there. Among the riders, Miller rode the most winners and Notter scored the best percentage. J. Blute saddled the most winners among the trainers and Red Leaf excelled among the horses in money won. The gross output at each track, lead-lug owners, jockeys, trainers and horses were as follows : Racing Races Money Meeting. Days. Run. Distributed. Oakland 45 270 41,955 Fair Grounds 12 72 40,520 City Park 21 126 09,045 Santa Anita Park ... 21 127 59.300 Totals 99 595 10,820 Meeting. Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Oakland KSCSM Bros 11 5 U ,715 Fair Grounds W. H. Fizer .. 3 •_ 2 3,915 City Park W. 11. Fizer . . . 6 5 2 5,380 Santa Anita ParkR. F. Carman .. 10 10 5 9,695 Meeting. , Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Ltqi.P-C. Oakland W. Miller. 150 44 22 27 63 JB Fair Grounds. .. .Mountain. . 42 13 3 6 20 .31 Citv Park Notter ... 67 22 9 S 28 .33 Santa Anita ParkG. Burns.. 81 24 15 9 33 .30 Races Meeting. Trainer. Won. Oakland H. E. Rowell 15 Fair Grounds O. E. Brown 6 Citv Park F. Haulou 12 Saiita Anita Park J. Blute 19 Meeting. Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Oakland Red Leaf 2 2 3 CMOS Fair Grands Angeius 2 o o 2.590 Ci iv Park Plantlaud 1 2 1 3,300 Suiitu AMU Park Kilter Z 0 0 2,750
