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STATISTICS OF THE CANADIAN TURF TURFReview Review of Financial and Other Phases of Racing in the Dominion During the theSeason Season Just Ended The first season of racing In Canada under the operation of the Miller law recently came to a close and a review of the results is Interesting by comparison with former years when no such restrictions were In force as now are As an inevitable outcome of the restricted meetings provided for by the Miller law the distribution of money ambus the successful owners In stakes and purses fell far below the total of the lireceding year which had marked the high tide of racing prosperity in the Dominion It was likewise materially less than in the years immediately preceding the banner showing of 1909 The increased oppor ¬ tunities that horsemen were afforded by the opening of minor tracks in the easteni part of the Dominion did not anywhere near compensate for the big falling off In purse offerings in British Columbia alone The Victoria and Vancouver tracks raced for only 34 days this year as against 104 in 1909 1909It It Is on the tracks within the jurisdiction of the Canadian Racing Associations Toronto Hamilton Fort Erie Windsor and Montreal that the difference in distribution between 1909 and 1910 was most marked however These tracks raced 120 days during 1909 Their racing schedule during the season just ended covered only 70 days As against a distribution of 488067 In 1909 und 439540 in 1908 their dis ¬ tribution this year amounted to 341088 341088The The arrangement l y which almost as much time as was devoted to the racing itself elapsed between each meeting at the important tracks was far from satisfactory to owners and others included In that class of turfmen designated as regulars The enforced Idleness at frequent intervals that such an inter ¬ mittent schedule entailed was looked upon as a distinct drawback and those who contemplate continuing ihfir futureIn patronage of the circuit will welcome a more compact arrangement of dates in future In all other respects the season was eminently satisfactory The sport that was provided on the Canadian Racing Associations tracks was brilliant and of high class despite the curtailment of the racing schedules Especially was this true of the latter part of the season when the Canadian tracks benefited materially from the suspension of racing on the metropolitan courses of New York It is asserted that the financial results to the various associations came up to expectations That the Canadian tnrf emerged from the agitation leading up to the enactment of the Miller law in an enviable manner and that It is IMIW on an enduring basis is the firm belief of those who are best qualified to Judge Under the protection cf yuch a law as the Canadian racing associations now enjoy It is reasonable to suppose that they will con ¬ tinue to flourish and that the tnrf in the Dominion will go on to even greater things than have been achieved in the past The following tabulation recapitulates in a general way the results of the season of i 10 on the various tracks of Canada = W = = Track and Meeting Woodbine Toronto first meeting 50518 Woodbine Toronto second meeting 45990 Windsor first lUQeting 29245 Windsor second meeting iv i i i Fort Eric first meeting Fort Erie second meeting v r 20 60 21 Hamilton first meeting 33935 21 i Hamilton second meeting yi 32890 19 19 18 1 King Edward Park Montreal w 8750 25 1J 1S Blue Bonnets Montreal first meeting 31180 20 16 1 Blue Bonnets Montreal second meeting 32910 23 13 1 Duffcrin Park Toronto fi t meeting 1O550 23 I Dufferiu Park Toronto second meeting 14800 23 2t o Vancouver first summer meeting 8400 Victoria summer meeting 7500 Vancouver second summer meeting 9900 Vancouver first fall meeting 10325 Vancouver second fall meeting i 11000 i Delorimler Park Montreal 16800 Totals and Grand Per Cent 439 113 282 171 218 9 In comparison with 1909 the various organizations made the following showing in distribution distributionName Name of Club 1900 1910 1910Ontario Ontario Jockey Club 121290 9U50S 9U50SNiagara Niagara Racing Association 98820 57940 57940Montreal Montreal Jockey Club 94327 64090 64090Windsor Windsor Racing Association 95740 55705 55705Hamilton Hamilton Jockey Club 78490 66845 66845Metropolitan Metropolitan Racing Association 25350 25350King King Edward Park Jockey Club 8750 8750British British Columbia Thoroughbred ThoroughbredAssociation Association and Vancouver VancouverJockey Jockey Club 67070 39625 39625Victoria Victoria Country Club 78600 7500 7500Montreal Montreal Driving Club 16800 Totals 634337 439113 The daily average distribution ran far ahead of the 1909 figures for the reason that more races were run daily and purses were also more generous Toronto led in this respect as usual The general average of the tracks comprising the Canadian Rac ¬ ing Associations was 487268 as against 387831 in 1909 The average dally distribution of these tracks was as follows followsRacing Racing Races 1910 Daily 1909 Daily DailyTrack Track Days Run Average Average AverageToronto Toronto 14 100 689343 673833 673833Montreal Montreal 14 100 457785 361B42 361B42Hamilton Hamilton 14 111 477464 354955 354955Fort Fort Erie 14 95 413857 329400 329400Windsor Windsor 14 112 397893 319133 319133Totals Totals and gen ¬ eral averages 70 518 487268 387831 387831To To John W Schorr fell the ood fortune of leading the list of winning owners on the circuit The rec ¬ ord of the Schorr stable is thirtythree firsts thirty seconds and twentylive thirds with winnings of 25375 which is nearly 2000 more than P T Chlnu won as the leading owner on the circuit last year Barney Schreiber is a creditable second with 16995 to ills credit while S A Clopton R F Car ¬ man Valley Farm Stable and R J Mackenzie all of whose horses won iu excess of 10000 follow iu the order named Following is the list of eighty owners whose horses wou 1000 and over Owner 1st 2d 2dSchorr Schorr J W 33 30 30Schreiber 25 25375 Schreiber B 10 6 6Cloptou 5 16995 Cloptou S A 23 1 1Carman 17 8 12360 Carman It F 21 1 1Valley 2 11500 Valley Farm Stable 9 10 10Mackenzie 9 11063 Mackenzie R J 16 22 22Pritchard 5 10965 10965IB Pritchard M C 16 10 10Seagram iv x7 9435 Seagram J E 11 11 11Wilson 10 9125 Wilson Mrs W G 1O 12 12Thomas 9 8210 Thomas R L 13 13 13Walker 5 7750 Walker W 14 11 11Hose 7035 Hose F 15 17 17Smith Smith C H 9 10 10Dyinent Dyinent J Q 3 3Davics Davics R 6 10 10Williams Williams R D 9 13 13Crew Crew C A 9 2 2Livingston Livingston Mrs L A 6 1 1Stevenson Stevenson D 5 4 4Westlake Westlake T 7 5 5Wilson Wilson K T Jr 8 3 3Chinn Chinn P T 9 1O 1OIlildreth Ilildreth S C I 0 0Cottle 0 Cottle D C 7 3 3Garson 1 Garson A 8 H HTurnev 10 Turnev A 7 11 11Scott 3 Scott G W 7 7 7McLennan McLennan i 4 2 2Burttschell Burttschell John S 5 5Chetland Chetland Mr 4 4 4Flippon Flippon H R 2 2Watkins Watkins U E 8 8Lazarus Lazarus S 7 4 4Weber Weber A 6 3 3Weston Weston A G 0 3 3KingDodds KingDodds W G 5 G GMcSweeney McSweeney G M G 4 4Hall Hall G E 6 0 0I I Doaiie J H 1 7 7Johnson Johnson L 4 Clyde T 2 2Campbell Campbell C S s3 2 Owner OwnerShields 2d 3d Amt Shields W 5 5 1895 Schnnk C F 7 7 1870 Garth William 1 5 1825 Gallena C 3 3 1815 Ives S A 5 1790 Linnell E 3 1775 McCabe F 0 1690 Alberta Stable 1680 Fox F 1675 Dawes K T 1675 Hammond D Hendrie G Woodstock Stable Belmont A Rous J C Jr Mnlholland W F A Cooney E F Sons F J Case A NMcoll M McGibbon D L Mackay J McDonald W Jeorge E Parr O King W JTompkins G R Ogilvie A E Hutchiuson M Ownbey J S i Fuller J W Rowland C filen Grove Stable Sturgis J C McGlory F Rowe J Kirkman S J Darden W W Jack Atkin Barney Schreibers peerless son of Sain by winning the valuable Dominion Handicap at Fort Erie in addition to other races of less importance became the chief moneywinning horse on the circuit Mr Schreiber also furnished the third highest winner in Sager a sturdy routegoing son of Bannockburn and Miss Marion that won the Canadian Derby from good opposition S A Clop tons greatly improved Donald Maedonald stands second to Jack Atkin in the list of 105 horses that won 1000 and over as follows Horse 1st 2d 3d Amt AmtJack Jack Atkin G 3 1 9815 9815Donald Donald Maedonald 10 3 1 6775 6775Sager Sager 431 6625 6625John John Reardon 8 3 4 5985 5985Farmer Farmer 1 o 53tw 53twCaper Caper Sauce S 4 2 4605 King 4605King James 1 0 0 4490 4490Spellbound Spellbound 6 5 3 4490 4490Doctor Doctor Pillow 5 1 1 4180 Expansionist 4180Expansionist 4 3 1 4175 4175Planntess Planntess G 5 r rBanives Banives 2 1 J aKA John Griffin II 7 2 1 3945 3945Seismic Seismic 4 1 1Chief Chief Kee 2 0 0Frolic Frolic 3 4 4Duke Duke of Ronnokc 3 Tom Hay ward 6 2 3 3300 3300Moncreif Moncreif 5 3 1 3050 3050Merry Merry Man 4 1 o 301O 301OEdda Edda 4 f ° ° Ta Nun Da 4 J II Hough ton 6 6Eagle Eagle Bird 7 7Kagman Kagman 3 Lady Irma 4 4Theo Theo Cook 5 2 1 1The The Golden Butterfly 5 IS r rCapsize Capsize 3 6 0 0Lovetie Lovetie 4 0 0 0Steve Steve Lane 4 1 233 233Osorinu Osorinu 6 2 2 essn essnPlaudmore Plaudmore 1 U UFlying Flying Footsteps 3 4 Starbottle 3 O 4 Tourney 2 3 Robert Cooper 4 t tMlnto Mlnto 2 O Veneta Strome 41 3 1840 Continued on second page STATISTICS OF THE CANADIAN TURF Continued from first page Horse 1st i John Dillon Dcnham Bergoo 4 0 1 1810 1810Collis Collis Ormsby 3 4 4Rasp Rasp 4 4Don Don Antonio 2 2Solid Solid Comfort 2 2Grania Grania 4 4Console Console 4 l Rifleman r Compton 4 1 Cooney K 4 4 Light Wool 4 3 O i u uDr Dr Koch a 1 4 1K25 1K25Cruche Cruche dOr 2 2 r Hooray 3 3Ontario Ontario 2 2Rcsponsful Rcsponsful 3 1 Elfin Beau 337 1570 1570Detective Detective 2 O 1 1475 1475Orcagna Orcagna 1 O 1470 1470Merman Merman 1450Rio 3 3 3 1450 Rio Grande 2 3 4 1450 1450Guy Guy Fisher 2 ° Detroit 3 3Ballycastle Ballycastle 2 2John John Pendergrast 4 j u itiv itivColonel Colonel Ashmeade 3 2 3 1405 1405Fort Fort Johnson 2 Semprolus 1 2 Dalhousie 100 1355 1355Osage Osage 2 4 1 1350 1350Miss Miss Jonah 2 6 3 1300 1300Commola Commola 0 4 s ism ismSelwik Selwik 2 5 Lady Sybil 3 1 1Brendan Brendan 2 1 Miss Felix 6 6Busy Busy 2 2Ballacalla Ballacalla 2 i i izuu izuuTimuiy Timuiy Lane 2 1 0 1250 1250The The Lady of Mercia 2 0 0 1250 1250Jim Jim L 2 3 4 1245 1245Fort Fort Worth 3 3 O 1225 1225Pretend Pretend 2 1 2 1220 1220High High Hat 3 0 1 1210 1210Nethermost Nethermost 158 1205 1205Fulfill Fulfill 0 3 0 1200 1200Dr Dr Barkley 3 f Horizon 1 Olambala 0 Nick aTime 3 Arcitc 300 1135 1135Lady Lady Chilton 7 1 3 1130 1130Cliff Cliff Edge 3 O 1 1125 1125Mexoana Mexoana 2 O 1 1120 1120Onager Onager 3 0 1 1090 1090Dorothy Dorothy Webb 4 5 B 1085 1085Melton Melton Street 1 Sir Wopster 1 o o 1000 1000Malitine Malitine 3 0 0 1033 1033G G M Miller 2 i iRed Red River 2 2M M Camboii 300 1030 1030Prince Prince 1 2 1 1020 1020Missive Missive 2 1 C 1015 1015Little Little Father 301 1000 1000To To jockey J Wilson fell the honor of piloting ttie greatest number of winners on the circuit His record was fiftyeight firsts as against fiftyone for Musgrave second on the list Musgraves per ¬ centage was much the better as he had only about half the number of mounts that the leader had Guy Burns Taplin and Fain follow in the order named The record of the jockeys that rode at least one winner fpllows fpllowsJockey Jockey Mts MtsWllspn 1st 2d 3d Unp PO Wllspn J 412 412Musgrave 58 5 59 74 221 14 Musgrave 210 210Burns 51 29 32 Burns G 193 193Taplin 43 44 Taplin 218 218Fain 3 Fain 119 119Gross 3 Gross 174 174Goose 27 20 32 Goose 152 152Pease 2T 1ft in J 16 Pease 111 111Archibald 3 21 Archibald G 60 60Martin 37 Martin A 86 86Henry 22 Henry J 70 70Dreyer 15 11 5 39 21 Dreyer 79 79Goldstein 13 19 14 33 16 Goldstein 103 103Mctthews 13 11 18 61 12 Mctthews E 43 43Glass 11 6 6 ° Glass J 49 49Walsh 11 11 8 Walsh 66 66Bezansou 11 11 11 33 17 Bezansou 90 90Garner 11 1C Garner G 72 72OConnor 10 OConnor 116 116Reid 0 19 1 1An Reid J An 40 40Lang o 10 1 is 22 Lang A 96 96Troxler 09 Troxler 33 33Knight 27 Knight A 68 68McTaggart 13 McTaggart 54 54Davis 11 11i Davis 61 61Murray i 13 Murray W 62 62Steinhardt 5 13 Steinhardt 110 110Ramsey 07 Ramsey 4 15 15I Dunn 60 60Deavenport I 11 Deavenport J 117 117Forehand 9 06 Forehand 47 47McCarthy 13 McCarthy D 54 54Hawes 11i 11 Hawes 48 48Palms i 35 10 Palms 64 64Irwin 5 46 08 Irwin 19 19Harty Harty 19 19Griffin Griffin E 26 26Dugan Dugan E 29 29Cole Cole 41 41Rice Rice T 41 41Fpdeu Fpdeu 70 70Adams Adams 74 74Stone Stone E 14 14Foley 21 Foley 14 14Upton 21 21a Upton I 78 78KllUngsworth a 04 KllUngsworth 67 67Aker 03 Aker 6 6Caldwell 33 Caldwell 18 18Dimando 11 Dimando 19 19White 15 10 White 28 28Hewitt 07 Hewitt 29 29HIrichecliffe 0 26 07 HIrichecliffe 38 38Shilling Shilling p H 1 1McGovern McGovern 3 3Slmnions 1 0 1 33 Slmnions 5 5Holmes 0 1 3 20 Holmes 6 6Wright 0 0 Wright 7 7Moorhouse 1 1 Moorhouse 8 8Kphn 1 Kphn 10 10Geronlmo 4 Geronlmo 10 10Warrington 0 1 Warrington 11 11Howard 0 0 10 09 Howard J 12 12Warren Warren 17 17McCahey McCahey 21 21Estep Estep 20 20Wilson Wilson S 21 21Tellptt Tellptt 22 22Hammond Hammond 42 42Phalr Phalr 48 Jockey Mte 1st 2d 3d Unn PC PCLucas Lucas 32 r McKinney 37 37Ryan Ryan 22 22Simpson Simpson 22 5 5Boyle Boyle 24 5 5MeClaiu MeClaiu S 40 4 3 8 I IAllen Allen W 6 3 Hendcrson 10 3 Williams F 10 3 2 2Hughes Hughes L 21 3 Pemberton Mr 27 3 3Kelleher Kelleher 6 Bryant 10 I IPollock Pollock 29 I IKllgour Kllgour Mr 1 1 O 0 0 100 100Lamont Lamont Mr 1 1 0 0 O 100 100Holland Holland M 2 1 0 1 0 50 50Branch Branch 2 1 0 0 1 50 50L L nch J 5 1 O 3 1 20 20Hutton Hutton 5 1 0 2 2 20 20Ray Ray 13 1318 08 08Stone Stone E 14 1 2 1 it 07 07Corbley Corbley 22 1 2 2 17 04 04Of Of the trainers that took part in the racing on the circuit S A Clpptbn achieved the distinction of saddling the greatest number of winners He sent twentytwo winners to the oost F Ernest trainer for the Carmen stable which raced on the circuit only after the close of racing on the New York tracks lias the remarkable record of twenty winners and is second Then coine T F Schorr E Wliyte Albert Simons and F J Stevens The complete record of the successful trainers follows followsTrainer Trainer Wins Trainer Wins Adklns J 4 Louden H 3 Artliur J 4 Lutz E 1 Bailer A 2 Mackay J J 3 Baker J 0 2 SftloAC P J 1 Bormnan T F 6 Marlman W 2 Boyle C 2 IMariiu W 2 Brazil D 1 Martin W F 2 Brown C E 2 McCaff crty J J 1 Bryson G It l McDauleJ H 13 Bnlcrofr A 3 McLaugUHn J Jr 3 Burke W E 2 McPkerson J 1 Burns M Meagber T 2 Birttschell W AS Michell B S Carroll J 1 Mitchell W B i3 Cassjidy R 1 Midgiey W 1 Ohiun P T l Milburu J 2 OMptou SL A 22 APilier U M 1 r ble R W 1 Alum ford S JO Cooper J M 2 Murphy J Gurniieli G W 1 Murray E H Cottle R C 7 Newell R 1 De Witt C 2 Nlcoll M 2 Dcwdney A II 2 Nixon J 9 Douglas C H y VBriou J Trainer Trainer Dudley G E Parker Mr L Duffy J Penny H Ernest F Powers J EzellL H Presgrave W F FRay Fallahey H Ray N Farr C Robertson J Feakes M Robinson A J Flippcn H Rous J C Jr Flynn J Sabine J Flynn J W Schorr J F Foley G Scott G W Foulk A W Scully W O Gallena Q Shannon H Garson A Sharrard W Garson J Sheridan J Garth L Shields J Garth William Shields W Gass J Simons A Gilderslecve E J JGleason Smyth J F Gleason E Sobell R Graver J W Spear J Hak U J Stevens F J Hall C Storm W Hammond J W Sfltlft M Healer T J Tacot G A Heftier E W Tompkins G R Henderson C Trevey W S Hennessey T Turney A Hewitt J Walden R J Hogan W Walker J R Innes G W Walker William Isbjbstcr J R Walsh W Johnson Lon Ward J S Jones J A Watkins R E Karr A J Weir W Kilgour J L Weston A G King W Whalen J Leary D Whitney E A Lightfoot F Whyte E Linnell E Williamson B Little G Williams R D Littleficld B T Wilson W G With many good horses iu action there naturally came further reductions in the records of the various tracks The list of the track marks that were re ¬ duced or equaled on the Canadian Racing Associa ¬ tions courses follows followsTORONTO TORONTO Dist Horse A Wt Date Time TimeIm70y Im70y Bouquet 5 126 May 26 145 2 1 4 Duke of Ruoke5 974 October 1357 1357HAMILTON HAMILTON 5 12 fBelle Kingston 3 97 June 18 106 34 Jack Atkiri 6 123 June 18 111 111Dcnham Dcnham 6 100 June 21 111 111Turf Turf Course 1 Sinfran 4 102 August 20 139 1 18 Detective 4 114 June 21 152 152Robert Robert Copper 5 112 August 19 152 1 12 Robert Cooper5 103 August 17 232 232Steeplechase Steeplechase Ab2 l2ExpausipnIst 9 151 August 17 451 451FQST FQST EHIE EHIEIm20y Im20y Spindle 3 100 July 5 141 1 316 Dori Macdonalu4 107 July 9 15S 114 Jack Atkin6 117 October 4 204 204WINDSOR WINDSOR 58 Moncreif 2 108 August 29 100 5 12 fToy Boy 6v 106 Sept 1 1O5 34 John Griffin II S 124 July 22 112 78 Cliff Edge 4 107 August 30 125 125Steeplechase Steeplechase SteeplechaseAb212High Ab212High Hat 4 142 July 20 500 500MONTREAL MONTREAL 5 12 f Edda 109 Sept 12 106 1067rS 7rS Jack Atkini6 111 Sept 17 124 1 Lovotie 3 1OJ Sept 14 138 138Starpottle Starpottle 3 107 Sept 17 138 1 18 Question Mark 5 113 Sept 16 152 1316 Bonnie Kelso 4 111 Sept 13 159 1 12 Whldden 5 105 Sept 14 233 1 34 Cruche dOr 5 104 Sept 17 301 Equaled Statistics of the British Columbia meetings are areherewith herewith published O Lewis led the moneywin ¬ ning owners with the creditable total of 4725 The following thirtyfive owners won 300 and over overOwner Owner 1st 2d 3d Amt AmtLowis Lowis C 24 14 10 4725 4725Terry Terry Jensen 11 6 2195 2195Clear Clear Lake Stable 9 7 9 1830 1830Wideman Wideman C H 8 7 7 1513 1513Daviesi Daviesi T A 7 7 2 1290 1290Lijiton Lijiton W B 6 4 9 1220 1220Martin Martin R 577 1170 1170Mack Mack H i 3 2 1150 1150Fitzgerald Fitzgerald fcSiduey 6 5 1120 1120Kees Kees J E 5 3 1121 1121Gray Gray G M i 2 1 0 1100 1100Brown Brown J M 6 3 4 1050 1050Grafford Grafford F W 3 0 1 960 960McNeil McNeil G P 4 5 9 945 945Boise Boise Stable 6 3 3 935 935Frazier Frazier R 4 2 3 930 930McRae McRae J C 4 4 2 910 910Magrane Magrane W P 2 8 6 880 880Brown Brown J L 314 840 840Cudihee Cudihee E 4 7 3 825 825Howard Howard F D 3 3 3 825 825Calgary Calgary Stable 4 5 3 785 785Lynn Lynn T 4 3 3 760 760Hadfield Hadfield 660Reavis Walker 4 30 660 Reavis R S 3 3 4 650 Fountain 650Fountain D S 3 5 3 640 Jungclaus 640Jungclaus J 3 1 3 KJ KJSpringer Springer 630Travers T B 3 4 2 630 Travers W H 2 1 0 600 Boyd 600Boyd G 2 4 C 570 570Mcnlo Mcnlo Park Stable 2 5 3 563 563Fernwood Fernwood Stable 2 3 4 320 320McCqnnell McCqnnell J P 3 1 1 520 Waddle 520Waddle Day 3 1 1 515 Belle of Iroquois a useful plater in her younger days on the metropolitan tracks achieved the dis ¬ tinction of heading the list of moneywinhinjf horses by scoring no Jess than seven times The following thirtythree horses were winners of 300and over overHprso Hprso 1st 2d 3d Amt Belle of Iroquois 7 3 4 1250 1250Endyinion Endyinion II 2 1 0 1100 1100Fredonla Fredonla 3 O l 1000 1000Quality Quality Street 3 3 1 895 My 895My Bouquet 4 2 1 870 870Workbox Workbox 4 3 1 813 813Third Third Chance 5 2 0 743 743Dorothy Dorothy Ledgett 2 5 3 720 720Fay Fay Muir 2 6 4 710 710Fire Fire w 4 3 0 680 Semproellc 680Semproellc 3 5 1 665 fancy 665fancy 650Dene 3 2 O 650 Dene 3 0 6 630 Ripper 630Ripper 327 630 630George George Kismet 3 4 1 630 630F Prince 630Prince Brutus 3 4 2 630 F E Shaw 4 2 1 625 625Thurbet Thurbet 4 2 1 625 625Abihu Abihu 3 4 2 620 Laura 620Laura Clay 4 1 1 620 Horse Senator Warner Calla Jack Paine Enfield Miss Raphael B M Fry Meltondale Lackford El Paisano Blameless Import Sister Julia Cuvina Riddle succeeded iu riding more winners than a other jockey on the circuit with M Matthews s ond The record of the sucessful riders was follows followsJockey Jockey Mts MtsRiddle 1st 2d 3d Unp P Riddle 1 109 27 Matthews M 51 51Ljrcurgus 56 15 j Ljrcurgus 58Denny 58 14 Denny 5J 5JKing 58 14 King J 8t 8tMcEwen 88 14 IT McEwen 5 5Sheltou 54 13 13 Sheltou 4 4Andersou Andersou 33 33McBride McBride J 28 28Mclntyre Mclntyre AV 4f 4fHarris Harris A U UPage Page 21 21Frasch Frasch K KAVhite AVhite J 5 5Quay Quay 51 51Kcrsten Kcrsten 2 2Battiste Battiste Jahnsen 41 41Coburn Coburn Nelson M 11 11Cummings Cummings U UKlein Klein li liHulcoat Hulcoat 21 21Powell Powell 1 i iWilson Wilson R II IIRiley Riley D 24 24Carroll Carroll J J 2S 2SCrawford Crawford 1 1Fenwlck Fenwlck Hi HiRoberts Roberts Meripol Weber D 17 The record of the successful trainers follows Trainer TrainerBaird Wins Trainer Baird W 1 Kratise J Boyd G 2 Lihtoiu W T Brown J L 3 Livingston L Brown J M 6 Long H Cleal C A 2 Lynn T A Cook R W 1 McClintock W Covington H C 1 McGreevy W Crawford W A ACrist 3 McNeil G P Crist T E 1 McRae J C Daniels C S 4 Mack II Davies T A 1 Magrane W P Denny A L 9 Martin T Dimond J 3 Matheson J Doane W 8 Moody N K Drouillard J 2 Moore L E Emmert C C 9 Mulholland C Fisher C S 1 Mulkey H B Fitzgerald T 6 Murray C E Flowerday R 2 Neal A Fountain D S 3 Oest C Givens J 1 Ripley R Hadfield T 2 Roth C Herman T 1 Shclton B L Hodge J 4 Smith T J Howard F D 3 Smyth C H Hums T 1 Stern J Ingersoll R S 3 Terry V Johnson W I 2 Tlmmins F Jnngclaus J 3 Walker B Kincald O A 2 Wilson F Knapp W 1 Wilson J
