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THIRTY LEADING JOCKEYS. Of the thirty jockeys leading in number of winning mounts, J. Reid made the greatest progress in the course of the past two weeks by finishing In front nineteen times, actually scoring more wins in the two weeks than he had in the remainder of tlie year previously. Whether this marks the blossoming of a rider of real skill or was only a bit of luck remains to be seen. Next to him was .T. Howard: witli twelve wins. No others obtained double figures, but V. Powers, McGce and Musgravo. witli nine winners each, were not far away from doing so. The records of the thirty leaders are: Last Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C.Wks. V. Powers 527 12S 90 SO 217 .24 Taplin 503 9S S9 87 2S9 .17 M. Mcfire 52S 91 84 72 281 .17 C. dl. Shilling ...200 79 39 45 97 .30 Scoville 435 74 55 05 241 .17 E. Dugan 32S 70 05 : 155 .21 Butwell 400 09 02 55 214 .17 J. Howard 450 03 05 59 203 .14 12 Page 303 02 73 51 177 .17 Mentrv 381 55 43 55 22S .14 Musgravo 32S 52 4-S 45 1S3 .10 Molesworth 207 52 41 47 00 .24 Goldstein 321 51 :9 50 181 .10 Pickens 197 51 SO 20 SI .20 Coburn 227 4S :K1 34 100 .21 Kennedy :l 45 50 48 198 .10 A. Walsh 412 44 52 XI 2l .11 E. IMartin 23S 44 30 :!4 130 .14 O. Ross 350 42 35 :!9 231 .12 llolllster 1S7 41 5 ::7 74 .21 Deverlch 3S0 39 3S 35 274 .10 J. Lou 2W 39 33 32 102 .15 J. Butler i"5 38 22 35 100 .15 G. Archibald ...321 35 52 4S 180 .11 J. Reid 15S 35 20 23 SO .22 Keogh 237 34 34 27 142 .14 T. Rice 419 33 42 59 285 .OS Vandusen 195 33 39 45 78 .17 Gilbert 242 27 30 31 14S .11 G. Burns 221 22 41 23 13D .10 - i 5 r c : 1 1 2 " 9 7 i 9 1 0 1 5 7 3 2 7 7 ; 3 9 i 0 n 0 0 S S 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 7 1 1 2 ; 1 i J; 0 19 ;J 2 :! 1 0 0 0 0
