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DITFFERIN PARK RACING STATISTICS. The teat meeting of the IfetropaUtaa Bacing Association, which opened at Duffetta Park. Toronto. September lo. and came to a close September 17. embrace*] seven racing days and entailed a distribution of .550. K. M.-Cloiy led Ihe winning owners, the following :;4 of whom won 50 and over: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. McGlory, P g 4 o .H5 Mealy, J. W 2 1 575 Shannon. J. J ;; 1 0 4B8 Stansbury, Mrs. A. l! 2 2 1 4lo 1arr. C 2 1 1 383 Capos. W. C 2 2 o :;7o Arthur. J 2 0 2 359 Rlgin. .1. K 2 o 2 330 Dewdney, A. II 2 0 1 315 Hutchinson, M 2 0 1 ::ir. Pumphrey. P. T 2 0 0 300 I. lwoml. T. J 2 O O :i0 Hammond. D 1 2 2 205 Charles, .1 1 2 2 200 Dudley, G. E 12 2 200 Kyau, J 1 1 :: 240 Slreett. S. W 1 2 1 239 King. W 1 1 1 225 Pont is nee and Mason 1 1 0 225 Kirkman. S. J 1 2 o 220 Jones. .1. A 1 1 1 215 W.hmIs. T 1 1 o 21KI Smith. T. E 1 1 1 200 Isbister. J. It 1 1 1 200 Keen, J. M 1 1 1 2 to Giklersleeve, B. J 1 0 2 Bat Kurt. J 1 o o 175 Selfert; M 1 o i nr. cooper. J. M 1 o 1 [fta Mackay. J 0 3 3 105 Davis. II 1 t • 15*1 Housmaa, J. I.. It 1 0 o 150 Mi.rs.-an. T 1 • o 15 | TBtett, H 1 0 0 150 The following thirty -eight horses won 50 and over: Bone. 1st. 2.1. 3d. Amt. l iving Squirrel 3 0 O 75 Neaskaleeta 2 2 0 435 Loyal Maid 2 2 1 41ll Miss Felix 2 I 1 3S5 Bos.-lx.ro 2 O 2 35o KoUie S 2 1 o 335 Nora Baian 2 l m 132 Teauneralre 2 o o 3oo MI- Cardigan 2 t o 90$ Uaff 2 o 0 :: Mt King of Mist 2 o It .ion Dr. Crook 2 o it 301 Mendip 1 2 1 235 The Monk I 1 It 225 Lady Chilton 1 1 1 225 John Carn.-r 1 2 0 22 l Beuerriaa 1 1 1 215 Phasing 1 I 1 2HI Sugar Loaf 1 1 1 200 our Nugget 1 1 o 20ff Renovator 1 1 1 200 Lady Etna 1 1 1 2 mi Lucky Male I 1 l 1ST, Isabel Ca«sc 1 1 it HO Johnny Wis.- 1 1 it MB Chief Haves 1 1 1*5 «. W. Burt 1 it 11 175 Marie Hue 1 II 1 MQ Catroke I it 1 MB Kil s.h. 1 t 1 MS II, .:. a 11 1 ► 150 Erhioue 1 n • 100 Laara A 1 o o 150 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Merry Gift 1 0 1*3 otogi, 1 i 11 ISO Royal Oak I it 0 l" i S. neca 1 I 11 150 Winter Day 1 It 0 ISfl Oscar Fain carried off the saddle honors by a big margin. The record of the successful jockeys follows: Jockev. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Dap. P.O. Fain . . B0 20 14 0 10 .40 Henry, m 38 7 :: s 20 .is Beaaason 44 7 8 B 24 .10 Martin. A 38 Ii 0 2 22 .10 Murray, W 21 4 2 5 111 .pi Stone. E 14 3 5 2 4 .21 Ipton 20 2 2 7 IS .o7 "Heron jmo .t 1 it 1 7 .11 Wright 3 1 it 1 1 .33 The following jockeys placed, but failed to ride a winner : Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.lnp. Adams 11 It 1 2 8 Brown, C 4 it 0 1 3 Dreyer -..22 o 1; s 0 Murphy 4 o 0 1 Murray, A 9 «t 1 1 7 Phair ...11 • l Hi St.-iiiliardt 7 0 1 o 0 Wilson. S 0 0 1 II S Young 5 0 • 1 I The following jockeys were unplaced in all their -tails to the number indicated: Black I Turner 5 Kerr 1 What ley ." Foley 2 The percentage of winning favorites was above normal, as shown by the following tabulation: Dumber of days 7 Number of races 52 Winning lirst choices 2.", Winning second choices 12 Winning outsiders 17 Winning at odds-on 8 Defeated at odds-on 4 Percentage of winning favorites 44
