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AGGREGATE OF MONEY WON IN LAST FIVE YEARS BY THIRTY LEADING STABLES. *- " — — : + ; 1 ■ Highly illustrative of the fluetuating fortunes of the turf is the table here published. It shows the annual stable earnings of the thirty hading American owners for tin- last five .Mats. The aggregate in some cases will prove quite surprising to readers. That Mr. Kecnc is the leader is no surprise, yet no stable shows a greater con-ii.-i-t than docs his. with BM4M "on iit 100:;. and almost MI.KI0 won in Ult»T. It arfght In-objected that I let ween IMS and litfi" Sydney Faucis stable earnings show a greater disparity, hut Mr. Fauit was noi actively engaged in la.ing last year, and that is to be taken into accoiinf. Mr. Keeii.-s stable earnings for the live years are doae to the great sum of ttcthMN, :1MC1 to him. as a business, racing has beyond doubt been extremely profitable. His expense account for training, jockeys, help, equipment, feed, entry lees and other items inseparable from the s|iort. no doubt amount to a conetderaMe proportion of the sum earned by his horses, but only to a part. To assume that there was no great profit would be absurd. Sydney Paget*! aggregate for the past live years is second to that of Mr. Keene. but does no; ii-uly present the facts. ..Iter the death of William C. Whitney, the horses composing the Owner. IMS. .1. K. Keene 0,130 S. Paget 77. is.". II. F. Wliituev B. Schreibcr 44.U!»". , S. S. Brown Mft.tSW T. Hitchcock, Jr ls.4tn I.. B. Thomas TS.-fcW A . Belmont 73.SM II. B. Diirvea TT B. T. Wilson. Jr. ::i .on » v.. Oorrigaa - yi.vM V. B. .leuniiiss 4i:.4i C B. F.llison ::".8so I. Cook 31.301 .1. F. Madden ».4.7:m S. C. Hildreth 58,906 I. A. Drake :il.:;7S N. Bennington 1.!.t 7.r F. J. Farrell 40.0».ri I". K. Hitchcock 10.535 J. Arthur S9.334 I". Dunne :!2.724 Newcastle Stable .1. Sanford 21,350 I. W. ..It 34.509 ».. C. Bennett 20.270 Biihw A ONeill 13.835 .1. !. McCinnis 10.125 M. I.. Havman 21.547 T. F. Hayes 2:.44d powerful Whitney stable were raced in 10t 4 in the name of H. B. Duryea. They were then really the properly of II. F. Whitney, and had the sroo.107 they won that year been credited him his stable showing for four years would have been ,023, placing blai easily second. His earnings wei.- all his .nn. while Mr. Fagets were the earnings of bene* mainly belonging to J. B. llaggin am! F. U. Thinoas. trained by him on some private partaerahfca in the winnings. Of western owners Barney Schrciber makes a good showing by landing fourth in the list, with an aggregate of .$::0S.44" for the five years. Other western owners whose horses have placed them in this enviable list are K. Corrigan. W. B. Jennings. C. K. Kllison. F. Cook. J. F. Madden. S. C. Hildreth. J. A. Drake J. Arthur. F. Dunne. C. C. Bennett and T. F. Hayes. Most of these have grown -onifi.rlal.ly rich from racing. Of the men in the list Captain S. S. Brown is dead, and J. A. Itrake and Newton Bennington have retired from the turf. Those whose horses won in any one year hmh0 or more are James B. Keene. Sydney Faget. Harry Payne Whitney. S. S. Brown. T. Hitchcock. Jr.. F. B. Thomas. H. B. Duryea, John A. Drake and New ton Bennington. This very interesting aide is as follows: 1004. 190T . UN, agar. Total. SliU.los 2s.74 55,519 S.;,.»7..;iu 1808,043 133.367 137.335 08.358 O.iUO 42:;.7S"» 170.117 S7.77." 137.8M 305,910 c.7. ." ." .» 18,099 82,898 68,088 388,445 105.024 11.-...-.72 300.128 40."iKl 15.986 119.885 70.214 29." .0t 0 189,688 r..27o 36,995 25,130 2ando515 1.170 sr.ir,4 4.».:.K - 48,180 270,382 200.107 15,186 17.2SO :;o.oir» 2t;:;.4S7 83,846 29, :;.*.". :«;. 989 59,860 281,170 02.104 41.40.". 44,388 19,350 220.207 r.7.10.". 4o.."i7r. :»"..24o ::i,495 210.0.!.". 49.N21 :;o.:;r 4 ::7.041 40.907 211.883 • 51.242 36,787 28,866 37*566 286,882 ; 55.92S is.s!»:: 16.828 11,825 197.71S :;." . 02:; 10.12.". ::!».411 47,896 190.220 100.000 0.225 41.470 182.673 107.7SS 38,425 17.445 174,333 20.2f.O 2:t925 ,19,9:;.", 51.986 166,189 i:f.:;oo .".7,015 50.770 44.::oo ic.2.040 is.527 87.316 24.«»so 11.200 163,366 20.S.M 27.835 :;7.SiMi 2S.7S7 154.117 70.775 71.S92 148,887 38.890 50.015 lo.sso 2t..:«Kt 148,605 2.!. 40.". 28,820 1. 1.290 47.S70 147. 7S4 :;7.s7o :;o.574 :i7.7.s:: 5.97s 144.490 1,938 12.2X7 53,866 C.I. 559 141,864 2O.:.70 17.025 17.0!n 71.s:u; 137,648 52.570 40.725 15,488 4.086 134.416 4X488 14. S4:; 33,888 2 ;.tH4 i2".t.49s
