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* : + I REVIEW OF RACING OF 1910 ON NEW YORK TRACKS + + Because of the abandonment of the fall meetings in consequence of the passage of legislation supplementary to the Hart-Agoew law making more drastic the provisions of that act against betting, the lis Iribution of money in stakes and purses on the New ork tracks during the season recently ended, fell below the lean record of 1866 in volume, although the average daily distribution represented an encouraging increase over that of last year, the leanest season that horsemen patronizing the New York tracks had been called upon to face in a long period. During the season which recently ended at Saratoga the distribution in stakes and purses amounted to 904150, as against 8838,888 in 1868, .5x2,871 in 1008 and ,017.-tOi in 1807. The following tabulation shows the general results of this year on the various New York tracks: 5. ~ = 5" —3 f"S ?2 oli Track and Meeting. 9 M ,;* 5+ g" g o c Jandii ; "2 ■ : * 2 : : : : £■* Aqueduct spring 2-4 144 $ 84.4,10 74 34 30 33 11 .51 Be knout spring 15 !1 87.868 50 10 25 2.8 9 .55 Empire summer 20 150 128.015 73 32 51 31 20 .47 Cravosond spring 15 90 105,615 47 25 18 25 13 .52 Saratoga summer I 24 14C 263,316 64 32 50 20 16 .44 Sheepshead Bay summer 15 !0 120.770 43 17 30 17 13 .48 Totals and Grand Per Cent 119 717 90,050 351 156 210 154 82 .48 The following table shows in detail the aggregate of money distributed by the various racing asso-i iations during 1810, as compared with 1909: Tracks. 1909. 1010. Queens Countv Jockov Club and Metropolitan Jockey club $ 07.07." $ S4.4sn Westchester Racing Association 105.178 87,560 Brooklyn Jockey club 130.185 105,615 Coney Island Jockey Club 201.980 120. 77o Empire City Racing Association. 09.095 128,915 Saratoga Association 140.380 263.310 Totals 39,893 90,050 Decrease from 1909 $ 49.243 The daily average of money distributed at the various tracks was: Daily Average Track. Bacing Days. Baces Run. Distribution. Aqueduct 24 144 $ 3,520.00 Belmont Park .... 15 ill o..s:;7.:;3 Empire City 20 150 4.958.27 Graresend 15 90 7.041.00 Saratoga 24 140 10.971.25 Sheepshead Bay .. 15 90 , 8.051.33 Totals and Gen. Av. 119 717 $ 0,044.11 In 1868 the New York tracks ran for 186 days, with a total of 820 races and an average dally distribution of .1910.sh,129.93. For the first time in years James R. Keene fails to head the list of winning owners, being obliged to lie content with playing second tiddle to S. C. llildreth, whose successes have been a striking feature of 1911 racing. Last year Mr. Keene led Mr. llildreth cm the New York tracks by a margin of about .l 00. This year Mr. Hildreths New York winnings amount to .41,410. as against 881.380 won by the Keene horses. Hie Keene stable was comparatively weak this year, notwithstanding the return of the great Ballot to this country after an unsuccessful campaign in Kngland. On the other hand, the llildreth string embraced several stars of the first magnitude and. in a year of richer stakes, would have rolled up a magnificent total in stable earnings. Considering the opportunities, its showing was marvelous. R. I. Wilson. Jr.. B. !•". Carman. A. Belmont, the Newcastle Stable and the P.everwyck Stable follow the two leaders in the order named and make up the list of those that won in excess of 880,600. The following seventy-two owners were winners of ,000 or over: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. llildreth. S. C 69 42 22 41,410 Keene. J. B 20 24 17 61.380 Wilson. B. T.. Jr 29 23 37 53.210 Carman. B. F 39 44 28 30.315 Belmont. A 22 22 19 35.770 Newcastle Stable 25 14 15 35,190 Beverwvck Stable 2! 17 1 » 22.085 Yanke. W. G 10 7 7 19.405 Odom. G. M 30 24 11 18.595 Monanan. T o 7 4 18,435 Oneck Stable 21 11 7 15.845 Clay, W 7 1 0 10.675 Bedwell, H. G 14 23 13 s.97u Silver Brook Farm 5 4 0 S.iMiO Quincy Stable .8 7 11 8.185 Woodharea Stable o 9 7 7.666 Harrison, C L 4 3 3 7,855 Sanford. J 11 4 0 6.511 Greener, J. G 2 0 0 6.475 Walker. W 8 13 9 0.305 La Montague, H 7 10 7 0.315 Whitney. 1 1. P 4 o 7 5.925 Hitchcock. T., Jr 11 0 2 5.445 Schwartz. M. 1 7 10 11 5.305 Mllden. Vt II 3 5 0 4.040 Fleisehmann, O. F 8 5 5 4.540 Linnell, K 5 7 10 4.400 Davis. B. H 5 0 2 4.445 Blonder. G. A 8 4 4 4.420 Ireland, J. T 4 3 1 4.395 Johnson. F 7 2 3 4.355 Randolph, P. S. P 7 7 3 4.2.V. McLennan. B 5 2 2 4.P85 Schulte. W. F 5 7 14 4.070 Bradley, F. B 3 4 0 3.920 McCinnis. J. L « 2 6 3.850 Hitchcock, F. R 6 3 4 3.820 Kahn. L 5 3 3 3.780 Watkina. R. ■ 5 8 14 3,625 Holle, G. II 3 1 1 8.535 Weir. F. D 5 0 12 3.345 Cromwell. M. J. 5 2 2 3.3*0 Dunne. P 5 0 11 3.200 OBrien, T. w o 5 5 3.220 Schorr, J. W 3 2 2 3.180 Shaw. II. L 2 7 13 8.118 McLaughlin. Mrs. J 1 7 1 3.115 Maupin. W. L 4 5 1 3.000 Rennet, J. A 3 4 2 3.000 raven. H 3 3 0 2.910 Grlffln, J 2 0 9 2.775 Madden. J. R 4 8 11 2.770 Hell nor. E. W 2 6 1 2.630 Brownleigh Park Stable 4 2 1 2.505 Victoria Stable 4 3 2 2.540 Tompkins. Q. R 3 4 2 2.500 Can-new J. E 2 4 4 2.430 Murray. F. J 2 4 4 2.430 lark. F. A 3 0 2 2.395 Coonev. K. F 4 0 5 2,385 Livingston. Mrs. L. A 1 2 2 2.380 Began, F 5 1 2 2.305 Onnondaie stable 1 4 2.2:15 Burch. P. M 2 2 2 2.290 Fit/.simnions, J 3 7 4 2.270 Marrone. Miss a. M 2 6 7 2.25o Lexington Stable 2 1 0 2.110 Bartlett, J. F 4 3 o 2.070 Blakeley, A. G 3 3 0 2.050 Berry, ;. w 3 o :: 8.685 Wood. F. T 2 3 2 2.010 Letnaire, F. B 3 0 2 2.O00 S. C. Hildreths great two-year-old. Novelty, by winning the Hopeful Stakes, the Saratoga Handicap atid the Futurity Stakes at Saratoga during the month of August, became the chief money-winning horse of the New York season. His earnings foot up the splendid sum of 878,830, while Sweep, the chief winner on the New York tracks in 1! 09, comes second this year with 2,025. Following is a list of the 105 horses that won ,000 or over: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Novelty 11 2 2 2.03o Sweep 4 0 1 22.02" Olambala 5 S 1 21,665 Dalmatian 7 2 2 19,195 Rashti 5 2 0 18.580 Naushon 5 1 4 16880 Round the World 6 2 0 14,080 Textile 3 2 2 14,635 Iron Mask 2 4 1 13,680 Footprint 3 2 1 11.95." Semprolus 5 0 4 11.870 Babbler 3 2 1 11,500 Ocean Bound 7 1 0 10.675 1ollio Lew 12 5 2 8.450 Trap Rook 2 2 0 7,980 Rcstigouclio 6 3 3 7.775 The Turk 4 2 2 7,000 Fashion Plate 4 1 2 7.000 Horizon 5 7 1 7.205 King James 4 4 1 6,960 Zeus .r 1 3 6.030 Sir John Johnson 0 3 1 0.575 Countless 2 0 1 0,525 Housemaid 2 2 1 6.685 Danger Mark 5 5 3 5.900 Prince Jul 8 4 4 5.425 Fitz Herbert 2 0 0 5.340 Bonnie Kelso 9 6 1 5.195 Martinez 4 2 4 4.980 Prince Imperial 1 4 4 4,900 Royal Meteor 3 2 3 4,87o Hampton Court 7 1 4.725 Magazine 4 6 5 4.495 Gay Fisher ft 5 0 3 4,485 Marv Davis 5 0 2 4.445 Cherrvola 4 3 1 4.395 Miss Nett 7 2 3 4.375 Cohort 8 5 2 4,150 Ballot 2 1 1 4.055 Pretend 3 6 3 3.850 Hanbridge 4 0 1 3.760 Onager 7 1 1 3.745 Beancoup 4 1 2 3.560 Ben Loral 4 3 1 3,360 Black Mate 4 5 5 3.200 Payette 4 1 0 3.2oo Stanley Fav 1 4 1 3.190 Seth 2 0 2 3,120 Superstition 4 5 1 3.000 Helene 2 1 3 3.045 Berkeley 0 1 3 2.935 Danfield 0 4 1 2.915 Hie Welkin 3 3 0 2.910 Jeanne dArc 0 3 3 2.800 Everett 2 1 3 2.900 Lad of Langden 5 3 6 2.8.85 Montgomery 5 4 3 2,S*H FannUeroy 1 5 0 2.870 Aunt Jule 3 2 0 2.865 Firestone 4 5 -3 2.7SO Jupiter Joe 5 1 1 2.745 Dullcare 6 2 3 2.740 Schoolmarm 3 1 0 2,730 Rob R 5 2 4 2,680 Rose Queen 5 3 3 2.623 Shannon 4 2 2 2.5S0 Nimbus 3 5 4 2.570 Suffragist 1 3 0 2,536 Puke of Ormonde 1 3 0 2.495 Mellowniint 5 2 0 2.475 Priscillian 4 2 1 2,455 Ardri 5 2 1 2.435 Blackbridge 6 0 1 2.430 Madman 4 4 0 2.415 Noon 5 1 3 2.330 Hilarious 2 1 6 2.295 Petronius 5 3 0 2,205 Love-Not 0 1 1 2.250 Campeon 4 3 0 2.205 Lahore 1 0 0 2,170 Minto 2 2 1 2.141 Sir Cleges 4 ti 4 2.095 Gold of Ophir 3 3 3 2.010 Besom 3 3 1 1.886 Barlevthorpe 2 2 3 1.960 White Wool 4 4 1 1.940 Black foot 2 1 o 1.930 Mdrian 3 3 5 1.960 Apache 2 3 2 1.800 Danoacara 2 2 2 1,780 Blue Mouse 4 1 1 1.7:iO Rigliteasv 2 4 3 1.75.- Amelia jenks 1 0 1 1.750 Candleberry 3 3 3 1.720 Amain" 1 2 fi 1.670 Areite 4 1 0 1.888 Bad News 3 3 3 1,688 Czar 0 3 5 1.475 Agawam 2 3 2 1.370 Agent 2 0 0 1.205 Crash 2 2 3 1.1 40 Star Actor 2 1 0 1.110 Dandy Dixan 2 2 3 1.203 Anna Casse 0 2 5 1.200 Acumen 2 1 2 1.000 Guy Garner and C. H. Shilling figured in a pretty contest for the jockey honors. The former rode eighty-three winners, while Shilling landed eighty-two. Shillings percentage was ..",4 and Garner*! .23. That Shilling Is the premier jockey of America there is no room for doubt. Third place fell to M. McCee. with fifty-two firsts. The record of the successful jockevs was as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. l up. P.C. earner. G 361 83 78 63 137 .23 Shilling, C. II 240 82 50 20 82 .34 McGee. M 229 52 42 33 102 .23 Butwell 203 38 38 33 94 .18 Dugan. E 198 30 31 31 100 .18 [Continued on second page.] REVIEW OF NEW YORK RACING OF 1010. [Continued from first page.] Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Archibald. G 220 35 40 21 121 .10 Powers, V. Kir. 2S 2.". 24 DO .17 Glass, J. 107 28 27 30 100 .14 Thomas, A 237 25 20 2S 155 .in Creevy i;;o 10 It 25 75 .00 Tapliu 102 18 15 25 44 .17 Estep i:to is 15 l!l 87 .13 Langan dead 120 17 22 10 G2 .14 Davis, S .....133 10 21 10 77 .12 Reid. J. ir.7 15 22 15 105 .H Walsh, A 12S 14 14 12 SS .11 Koemer, T um 13 12 14 07 .12 Van Benschoten 12G 13 12 10 01 .00 Notter r.O 12 0 C 21 .21 MeCahey ICS 11 20 23 114 .07 IilifT." A 12S 11 .12 15 00 .OS Doyle. W 5S 0 3 7 30 .15 Burns. G 37 s 5 3 21 "2 Herbert 70 7 -1 S 51 -10 Scoville r,0 5 2 0 43 08 Keogh 00 5 7 7 50 .07 w°°n J, 77 "■ s H 30 -° 5 Martin, E 74 4 4 17 "40 .05 Knapp, W 33 4 C 3 20 .12 Davfes. T 27 3 3 0 21 .11 King, F. II 50 3 3 0 44 .05 Minder 0 2 0 0 7 22 Phillips .10 2 3 O 14 .id Jones 20 2 0 2 10 .10 dross ;„■; 2 2 0 °5 00 Ramsey 34 2 4 3 25 .OG llyland 4S 2 S 5 33 .04 Bergen, J 5a . 2 4 2 45 .04 Brunner 9 1 1 0 7 11 Grifiin, E 11 1 1 o - m Adams 33 1 2 0 10 .OS Goldstein 13 1 1 0 11 .OS 13 , J 1 3 8 .07 Dagler .. in 1 2 0 12 .07 Grand, C. 17 .1. 1 0 15 .00 McTaggart 10 rif o 4 9 M; McCabe. L 17 1 3 1 12 00 Clements 21 1 0 1 10 .05 i-einert it; 1 3 2 • * 04 Hethcrlngton 31 1 ".-j 04 m Ural . S2 r 3 0 72 !oi J. Lynch led the steeplechase jockeys and gentlemen riders, the record of those that won being as follows: Jockey. . Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. m,1 J -.-...23 10 C 0 7 .05 Williams, o S. . 15 7 4 1 3 .40 Henderson, M 14 0 1 3 -1 43 .Mien. W 23 4 3 3 13 .17 Donohue 0 3 4 2 0 33 Kelleher, Mr ...11 3 0 1 7 *°7 Ray :: •» o a 1 Tu-. Fleischmann, Mr. 0. ..! -2 0 2 2 33 [Wright, Mr. T. S 2 1 1 4 .25 Davidson S 2 3 0 3 °" Pending 12 2 14 5 .17 Ileidcr, E m 2 2 4 7 .13 Roberts, Major 1 1 0 0 0 1.00 Tucker, -Mr. II 1 1 0 0 0 1.00 ■T«.vlor, T n 1 0 0 4 .20 Clapp, Mr ;; 1 1 0 1 33 Cowdin. E. C. Jr 3 1 0 0 " 33 Page, Mr. H. S. ; 3 1 2 0 0 .XI Tucker, Mr. J G 1 1 1 3 .00 S. C. Hildreth saddled no less than 74 winners during the season, while T. Welsh, his nearest .competitor for the honors, made a record of 51. The list ot the successful trainers follows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Albright. E. J 11 Keating, W 1 Kauer, R 2 Keene, R 1 Bedwell, II. G 14 Lambert, J. G g anchi. O. A 2 LInnell, E 0 Billings. S. B 1 Lush. J. E 1 Blakeley, A. G 1G Luzader, F 2 Dlutc, A 2 Madden, J. E 2 "lute, J c Martin. W 5 Boyle, G 2 Mav, J. AV 12 Boyle, It. V ..2 May, J. W S Booker, S. T 2 Mayberry, J. P. 2 Brady. M. 1 MeGivney. AV. T 2 Brandt, II. R. ....... McLaughlin. J 1 Brooks, F 7 McDaniel, H 1 Brooks, R. P r. .Miller, R. 0 5 Brooks, W. H 2 Nash, J. E 3 Burch. P. M. 7 Odom. G. M 31 Byer, N G Patterson. K 7 Carroll, C. W 3 Pangle, J. W 1 Ohinn. P. T. 2 Pending. R 2 Cornnell. G 8 Perrin, G. E 4 Oolcs. T. F 2 Peters, E ..2 Colston, R. ......... r, Pincus. J. 1 Oongdon. W. II 3 Pope, B. ........ 1 Craven. H Powers, J. . . n Daly. W. C 1 ltay. N 2 Decker. O. J .•; Regan, F n Dimond, J 4 Rites, H. 5 Ernest, F. . .• at Rodrock. T 3 Ezell, L. II 1 Rowe, J 22 Farrell, F 1 Scully; W. O -.2 Feakes, M. 1 Shaw, H. L 1 Feustel. L 1 Sherman, G. P 1 Fine, AV. P. 1 Simons. A 3 Fitzsimmons. J. 4 Smith, J. 1 0 Frisbie, F. C 8 Starita, F 1 Garson, J. 1 Stone, II. 1 1 Garth. J. W 0 Streett, S. W 3 Cass. J 1 Stuart, L 1 Griflin, J. 2 Sullcy. G 1 Griflin, W. R. ..: 1 Tavlor. F. M. 3 Ham. G 4 Tompkins, G. R 7 Hanlon, F n Veitclu S 10 Healey, T. J 20 Walker. S 2 Healey. F. W 1 Walker, W 7 Healey. J. S 4 Watkins. R. E. 5 Heffner. E. W r, Weir. F. D 10 Henderson, S. M. 1 Welsb, T. , .51 Hildreth. S. ; 74 Westmoreland. W. C. 2 Hirsch, M 4 Whalen. J 10 Hogan, W 5 Wheeler, A 1 House, W. S 1 Whyte, E 1 Hurley.. W 5 Wilson, A 1 Hyland, J. J 13 Wimmer, P 5 Hynes. J 8 Wood. F. T 2 Ireland. J. T 4 Woodford. D 21 Jones, J. A 1 Yanke, W. G .10 Karrick. W. II 31 Jlie seasons racing brought further reductions in various of the track records, except at Gravesend. The horses that made new records or equaled previously existing ones and the dates of their performances are as follows: Aqueduct. Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 3-4 Restigouche 5 120 May -1 1:12 Madman 4 115 Mav 5 1:12 C 1-2 f Maskette ...4 122 Mav 5 1-1S 7S Prince Gal. .4 113 April 20 1:25 Eddie Dugan3 07 Mav 4 1:20 Beaucoup ..5 107 May 0 1:25 1 Polls 3 102 Mav 2 1:3S Fash. Plate.4 105 May 11 1:38 Belmont Park. Straight Course. 1-2 Miss Nett...2 00 May 14 :40% Steeplechase. Ah. 2 1-4 Agent S 1C3 May 10 4:35 Sheepshead Bay. Main Course. 1 King James. 5 120 June 23 1:37V 1 1-4 Olambala ...4 122 July 2 2:02% Turf Course. 1 1-S Superstition 5 00 June 30 1:52 Empire City. Iiu20y Prince Gal. .4 HO July 22 1:41V- Apache 5 102 August 1 1:41$ Saratoga. 3-1 Zeus 2 110 August 21 1:11"/ 7-8 Priscillian ..5 110 August 31 1:24=£" 1 Ocean Bound3 110 August 31 1:37
