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rrr- : MONEY-WINNING OWNERS OF 1910 . j. S. C. Hildreth duplicated liis success of 1909 by again heading the list of money-winning owners. The successful racing of the stars of the formidable Hildreth establishment, notably Novelty and Dalmatian, was one of the striking features of the year. Mr. Hildreth lid no winter racing of any account and yet his horses won virtually as much as during the preceding year, when a considerable portion of his winnings resulted from a winter campaign in California. Mr. Hildreths showing for 1910 is all the more remarkable for the reason that stake opportunities wore scanter than in preceding years. The Hildreth winnings for 1910 totaled 25,545, and the record of races won eighty, as against seventy-nine in 1909 of the value of 59,112. The-. Hildreth. winnings more than doubled those of R." T. Wilson,-who is second in the list of 1910 with .1911.sh9,990 and forty-four races won. Mr. Wilson, whose horses raced in the name of the Montpclier Stable in 1909, was sixth in the list of winning owners of that year. Third place for 1910 fell to H. F. Carman, who occupied a much less conspicuous position the preceding year. The Carman stable achieved the distinction of winning a greater number of races than any other racing establishnieht in this country during tho year, its representatives having been first upon 105 occasions, which placed it in a class by; itself in this respect. This is a distinction that probably would have fallen to II. G. Bedwell but for his ruling off at Latonia early in July, up to which time his horses had already -won eighty, races. James It. Keene, who from 1905 to 190S, inclusive, figured as Americas leading owner, and who was second to S. C. Hildreth in 1909. had to be content with fourth place for 1910. His stable was deficient in horses of the first class, as compur.cll with the immediately preceding years. Sweep hltd Iron Mask were the chief factors in his stable writings of 1,090. Following Mr. Kecne conies John W. Schorr. August Belmont and Barney Sehreiber. Considering that his establishment is made up entirely of the class of horses designated as useful Mr. Schorrs winnings of 8.4IS are notable: Mr. Belmont, with winnings of 7,310, had a much more successful season than in 3900. when his horses won only 8,040. .Mr. Schroibers total of S40.35S is somewhat less than his record of 554,475 in 1909. The year brought about the usual number of changes in the make up of the list of leading owners. P. T. Chinn. F. A. Forsythe, the St. James Stable, and William Walker, who figured among the ten: leader. of 1900".. were, relegated to -less important places, while It. F. Carman, J. W. Schorr. A. Belmont, the Newcastle Stable and W. G. Yanke took their places. Besides S. O. Hildreth. the old leaders who retained place anion the first ten included B. T. Wilson, J. R. Keene, B. Sehreiber and II. G. Bed-well. The following tabulation shows the leading owners in successive years from 1902 to date: Year. Owner. Won. 1002 Green B. Morris $ 9S.350 190;: W. O. Whitnev 102,569 1904 II. B. Duryea 200,107 1905 James It. Keene 228,724 1905 James It. Keene 155,519 1907 James B. Keene :i97.:542 1903 James U. Keene 2S2,!M2 1900 S. C. Hildreth... 159,112 1910 S. C. Hildreth.. 152,045 The list of the owners whoso horses won ,000 or oyer during 1910. with an exhibit of the races and amounts won by each, is as follows: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Hildreth, S. C SO 47 25 52,045 Wilson, R. T 44 :!0 4S 59,990 Carman, R. F 105 85 55 04,440 Keene, J. It 25 24 17 61,390 Schorr, J, W. 73 G5 51 4S.4CS Belmont. A 45 37 30 47,310 Sehreiber, B 05 S4 SS 40.35S Newcastle Stable 25 14 15 35,190 Bedwell. II. G. SO 7S S2 31.117 Yanke, W. 0 40 19 20 29,597 Odom, G. M 40 35 22 20.3G0 Beverwyck Stable 35 24 IS 25,895 Pons, F. J 53 59 48 27.C0S Thomas, R. L 39" 33 25 22,010 Clopton, S. A 41 31 23 21,050 Walker, W. .. RS 3S 42 19.S55 Williams, R. I 47 29 13 19.290 Monahan.,T 0 S 4 18,510 Pritchard, M. C 30 21 2S 10.S10 Oneck Stable 21 13 S 15,095 Mackenzie, R. J 25 32 35 15,745 Chinn, P. T 29 17 21 15,250 Whitney. II. P 5 5 7 15.015 Wainwright, J. R 35 25 22 14.49S Ireland, J. T. IS 17 14 14.4SI Powell it Parker 48 49 33 14,115 Weber, A ; i . 3S 20 2S 13.542 Brandt, IL R - 18 21 15 33,520 Bradley, E. R 21 27 19 13.1SS Anderson, W. T. 33 20 20 12.4S5 Mcl.emore. W 34 27 9 12,105 Greener. J. G 0 0 3 11,441 Vallev Farm Stable 9 10 9 11,053 Randolph, P. S. P 23 IS 17 10.S05 Milam, J. C 22 39 13 30.7S2 Clay, W 7 1 0 10.675 Oassatt. E. B 12 30 9 10,554 Gerst, W 11 10 15 10.4S7 Livingston, Mrs. L. A 12 30 14 30.435 Harrison. C. L 5 5 4 30,252 AVheatcroft. I. II 32 21 17 10.029 Smithson. C. C 35 2L 15 10,005 McDowell. T. C 19 7 3G 9,8a Wilson. .Airs. W. G 14 14 10 9,700 Rose. F. 20 28 21 9,525 Canity and Dunlap 24 3S 40 9.470 Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Wat kins. R. E 15 30 27 S9.345 Fuller, J. W 21 4 3 1 9.355 Hollo. G. II 14 10 11 1,208 Seagram. J. E 10 11 10 11,125 Henderson k Ilogan 20 15 10 0.107 Linnell. E 15 24 19 11,045 Silver Brook Farm 5 4 5 8,950 Hatfield, T 20 21 21 S.855 Chelsea Stable 15 7 12 8,435 Shaw. II. L 11 15 24 S,353 MeCarren, II 10 35 35 S.327 Smith. C. 11 . 14 8 7.725 Prewitt. D. X 14 0 2 7.C70 Woodhaven Stable ti 9 7 7.tit!0 Hewitt. J 11 14 0 7,510 Trotter. E 15 18 22 7.475 Marrone. .Miss A. M 14 19 13 7,440 Wood. F. T 15 2S 11 7,240 Cottle. 1. C 33 31 ! 7.320 Respess, .1. B 17 35 12 7,108 Molera and Joseph 17 10 5 7.015 Doerhofer. L. P S 10 12 0.940 Duulop, 11 17 10 13 0.92O Hirsch, M 15 0 7 0,005 Chcnault, C. 1 22 IS 13 0.S33 .Bronder. G. II 14 J 7 0,770 Moyue, E 17 15 9 5.745 Maupin. W. L. 8 9 7 0,740 Ross, J. P 13 7 5 C.724 Sehreiber, .1 25 35 23 0,710 Chetiand. Mr 11 5 4 5.070 Dyment, J 7 3 0,045 Sanford, J 11 4 5 0,510 Dunne. P 13 15 10 0,475 Casey, W. V 10 13 S C.470 Scott. G. W 14 10 32 0.405 Milden, F. II 5 9 ! 0.400 Burch, W. 1 12 4 4 0,455 Buittschell. John H5 13 11 15.425 Cooney. E. F 11 4 33 0.425 Fizer. W. II 35 33 30 0.429 MulhollaiHl, W. F. A 10 37 20 5,410 Johnson and Gray 19 25 17 0,410 Tumey. A 12 15 0 0.355 La Montague. II 7 30 7 5.315 Hitchcock, Jr., T. 12 0 0 0.2G5 McMauus. J. i... 22 13 12 0,210 Weston, A. G 15 10 14 0,205 Davies. R 5 10 S 0,130 Jones. J. A. .-v.. r.... -. .-.,v -10- IS 2".. 5,030 Alvej", E S 4 0 0,025 Morris. G." B 22 17 8 5.910 Shields. AV. 13 21 0 5.S79 Cromwell, M. J 11 2 2 5.SG5 Corrigan, E , 20 34 17 5.S45 Crane, J. M 25 19 13 5.825 Fitzsimmons, J 11 21 10 5.790 Gafrnoy. J. E S 9 10 5.704 Lewis. C. 28 10 12 5.725 Smith. R. N 9 11 12 5.700 Andcrsou,- R. II 4 9 G 5,053 Tompkins. G. R S G 0 5.G3.J Cain, AA. M 27 2S 25 5.530 Hopper, F. M 23 15 2S 5.555 Flynn, T. AV 17 30 30 5,552 AAeir. F. D 11 9 15 5,545 McLennan. B 7 4 2 5,510 Stevenson, D 5 S 4 5.500 Buck, W. A IS 15 15 5.4SO Clark. I. E 15 14 11 5.440 Hayes. T. P 17 30 34 5,434 Garson. A 33 3S 37 5,430 Irwin Bros 30 25 29 5.370 Angarola. R 10 11 S 5,350 Schwartz. M. L 7 10 11 5.305 Regan. F 33 0 3 5,240 Floischmann. O. F. 9 5 9 5,240 Berry, G. Ar. 1G 25 37 5.395 McMurtric, Mr 30 I 3 5,105 Jones, E. L 17 11 32 5.3C0 Crew. C. A 9 2 3 5,340 AAestlake, T S 7 4 5,135 Lazarus. S 33 10 10 5.135 Do AAitt, C 0 23 15 5,022 Northwest Stable 20 31 20 r.,020 Benner, J. A S 12 7 5,000 McCabe. F. 11 1 3 4.935 AVidemann. C. II 21 17 21 4,930 Enright. N. . .i IS 11 9 4.7S7 Batcheler, II. T 35 10 35 4.7S3 Long. G. J 32 9 33 4.771 McGinnis. J. L 9 3 7 4.770 Crippen. Mrs. O. I 24 20 JO 4,770 Fitzgerald. E. L 2S 20 15 4,745 Johnson. L S G 39 4.070 Sherman, G. P 30 7 0 4,035 AValden, Mrs. It. AA 8 2 4 4,575 Camden, J. N 9 20 11 4.574 Young, AV. J 10 32 39 4.573 Craven, II 440 4.545 Brown. J. L 30 9 37 4,505 Aan Meter. C. C 13 11 33 4,403 Fine. AV. P. and L. E 10 S 18 4.405 Davis, R. II 5 0 2 4,445 Clyde. T 5 0 30 4.420 Bissell, G. AA. J 14 35 20 4.407 AVilson. C. S 15 IS 28 4.400 Johnson, F 7 3 3 4.3S5 Hitchcock. F. R 7 3 5 4.310 Gabriel, AA 39 S 5 4.225 Garth. AVilliam 8 7 32 4.205 Flippen. II S 10 11 4.195 Patterson. C. E 17 10 7 4.3CO Allen and Hensley . ., IS 39 11 4.335 OBrien. T. AV. 10 7 11 4.130 Cahill. AV 17 22 14 4.130 Schulte. AV. F 5 7 15 4.095 Parr, R 10 9 9 4.OS0 Louis. S 3 2 3 0 3 0 4.040 Kelley, L S 5 11 4,010
