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THIRTY LEADING JOCKEYS. The Tiding of the past week showed some decided variations from that of its immediate predecessor. That week no jockey had more than three winning mounts, but last week J. Reid came to the front with ten, hard pressed by Guy Burns with nine, both very -good records for a week of riding. For third place, E. Dugan. Butwell. C. Ross and Vandusen scored a tie, each having guided six winners home. The- records of the thirty leading riders are now- as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C.L.W. V. Powers 020 147 110 10:! 200 .24 0 Taplin 020 125 112 115 202 .20 0 J. Howard or.2 102 100 SO 304 .21 1 G. Archibald ....495 94 St 72 240 .19 0 K. Dugan 454 92 S! 57 21C .20 0 M. McGee .50:: 92 S7 7S 300 .10 0 Scoville 4S1 90 07 72 2.-2 .19 2 Butwell ...504 SS S3 00 20.. .17 0 C. II. Shilling ..250 79 ST. 4.. 9. ..!0 0 Page 490 70 94 OS 2..2 .10 0 Mentry 497 72 5i 07 ::04 .14 3 Pickens 44!1 70 54 00 205 .15 3 J? Reid .........331 07 50 45 109 .20 10 Coburn 345 07 03 50 15!. .19 0 Kennedy .441 OG 07 IS 290 .15 1 C. Ttoss 473 02 52 51 30S .13 0 Vandusen 340 59 00 00 101 .17. 0 E. Martin 310 57 39 43 171 .19 2 Musgrave 309 50 53 53 20. .lo 1 Davenport 212 ;4 0 . ; .- Keogh .. :7 54 54 40 199 .10 0 Molesworth 207 52 41 47 07 .24 0 Goldstein 349 52 43 54 200 .15 0 G. Burns 3S3 52 01 47 223 .14 9 A Walsh 447 4 0 54 50 291 .10 2 J. Rice .504 40 50 71 331 .09 Holllster 211 45 40 42 S4 .17 0 JP Lee y ...... KU- 43 39 44 20S .13 1 Deverich 415 41 40 37 297 .10 0 Lycurgus 15S 40 19 24 75 .2o 0
