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+ * STATISTICS ILLUSTRATIVE OP CHURCHILL DOWNS SUCCESSFUL MEETING •*, The spring meeting of the New Ixniisvllle Jockey Club, which opened at Churchill Downs May 13 and came to a close yesterday, embraced twenty-three racing days, during which 138 races were decided. The meeting unquestionably deserves to be characterized as ihe most successful of recent years at this long established racing center of honorable prestige. The racing, participated in by most of the best horses in training in this country, was of a caUber calculated to reflect credit on any racing association, no matter what its pretensions, and the patronage accorded it was in keeping with the excellent lass of sport provided. The distribution in stakes and purses was considerably in excess of former records, totaling the truly splendid aggregate of 04,440, representing a daily average of 4.341. Comparison of figures for the spring meet bags at Churchill Downs covering the last few years UN riven herewith and arc interesting: Total Daily- Year. Days. Distribution. Average. 1P11 23" 04,110 ,5-11 1310 2.-. 77.::::! ::,:: ;7 loou is r.4.125 3,023 1806 n s.s.33.-, 3,840 1907 M lOandSM 3,582 IfjOt M JHt.020 ."..7s t In this springs distribution. 123 owners shared, with R. F. Carman holding the position of honor and G. M. OdSSS and J. W. Schorr following in the orch r named. The stable earnings of it owners whose horses won 0 and over are shown in tie following tabulation: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Caiman. It. F :i 0 3 1911.sh,510 Odom. L M 4 :5 5 4.71S Schorr. J. W 5 1 0 4, IIS Johnson, I 3 1 1 3,351 Hsllenbeck, II. C 3 2 0 3.255 Yanke. W. G o :s 2 ..111 Henderson A Hogsn 4 8 i 2,844 Galiabcr Pros 5 0 1 2.7S., Clay Bros 2 1 0 2,740 Camden, J. N 4 1 1 2,040 Rcspess, J. B 5 2 0 2.511 Msckensie, R. J 4 7 3 2.1.! Trammel], B. A 1 2 2 2,325 Wa invviiglit. J. It 4 0 6 2,036 Brown, A 1 0 2 1,985 Hayes, T. P 3 5 ;: 1,807 Hiiseh. M ••*. 0 1 1,948 McDowell, T. C I o 2 ills.-, Austin. W. P 3 1 MBB Knapp. II. K 8 0 :? 1,600 Pons. F. J 2 8 4 1,538 Colston, R 2 1 3 1,485 On ener, J. G 2 1 8 1,408 Brandt. II. R 2 2 0 1.311 Barker, J. M 2 2 0 1,300 Johnson, G. M 2 1 2 1.3oo Mead.-. J. II 2 1 3 1.300 Kodegap, J 3 0 0 1,285 Collins, T 2 1 0 1,380 Griffin, J 1 0 0 1,170 Smith. R. N 110 1.150 Cassatt. E. B 2 2 3 1,135 Miiain, J. C 2 1 2 1.108 Gerst. W 2 2 2 1.005 Humphrey. A. P.. Jr 2 2 0 1.07- Nxer. W. 11 1 4 4 1,088 Johnson. F 2 1 1 1 ,053 fitssimmons, J 2 1 o l.ooo McManus, J 1 3 2 888 Jones, L 2 1 0 878 Ryan, T. F 2 1 0 050 Cisco. W. F 1 1 1 888 l.e Blond. L 2 0 0 ooo .Topi in. W. 0 1 3 1 SOS Berry, G. W I 2 2 770 Woodford. C 1 2 1 710 Cottle. D. C 1 2 0 05O Applegate. W. E 1 1 2 883 Abadie, T 1 1 2 boo Dunne. P ". 1 1 2 888 Five. W. II 0 3* 2 B88 Guthrie, B. F Ill EM Grater. W 1 1 0 501 Mav. J. W 1 0 1 BBf Hamilton. C. E 1 1 0 550 Mcloulskv. II. M 1 1 1 525 Driver. I. E 1 0 2 524 Long. G. J 1 O 1 514 Van Meter, C. C 1 1 0 511 Gaftnev. J. F 1 1 0 500 Meridian, by winning the Kentucky Derby, figures as the chief money-winning horse of the meeting. Next in order conic Carlton G.. Worth, Prince Gal, Ocean Pound. Caliase and Star Charter. The following 71 of the 214 horses that were placed during the meeting were winners of 00 and over: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Meridian 1 0 0 ,S50 Calrtoll G 3 0 1 ."..240 Worth 3 0 0 2.so.-, Prince Gal 2 2 1 2.7!tO Ocean Bound 2 0 0 2,440 Calisse 1 2 2 2.325 Star Charter 1 1 2 2.20O Bettie Sue 1 0 2 1,983 Taboo 4 0 0 1,900 • zana 2 0 1 1,4KT The Hague 3 1 1 1.425 Countless 2 1 0 1.10O Angelas 2 2 0 1,311 Raleigh P. I 2 1 2 1,300 Graver Hughes 2 2 0 1.300 Hazel Burke 3 o 0 1,388 Cbapultepec 2 1 1 1.250 lollie Lew 1 0 1 1.220 Bourbon Bean 2 1 0 1,200 fairy Story 1 0 0 1,170 Praetorian 1 0 o 1,170 Light M Lit. 2 1 1 1.088 I.ii Johnson 2 3 0 1,050 Summer Night 2 1 0 l.ooo Round the World 2 0 0 1,000 Azviade 2 1 0 077. ACguin 2 0 2 074 Royal Captive 2 0 1 .Mil lor. head 2 1 0 07.0 lima 2 0 1 050 Wondawfay 2 1 0 380 Working Lad 2 1 1 040 Wintergreen 2 0 0 ooo Batwa 2 o 0 800 American Girl 2 0 0 308 Sprite 2 0 0 ooo White Wool 1 1 1 808 Cohort 2 0 0 888 sir Catesby 2 0 o 850 Winning Widow 1 2 1 S15 Ellin Beau 1 3 1 S10 Scrimmage 2 0 0 soo Princess Callaway 1 1 0 750 .Ink Parker l 1 0 750 Colston 1 0 3 735 Kings Daughter 1 0 1 735 Governor Gray 0 1 0 703 Presumption 1 1 1 075 Golden Pearl 1 2 0 313 Met rcary 1 2 0 072 John Griflin II 1 2 O 608 Kormak 1 1 0 863 Alpine 1 1 1 Oil Star Blue 1 1 1 c,lo Falcada 1 1 2 000 Labold 1 1 1 o!. Sir Plaise 1 1 1 583 Eihelda 1 1 0 501 Grade 1 1 1 588 Guaranola 1 1 0 BOO fashion Plate 1 O 0 888 Stone Street 1 1 0 880 Mary Emily 1 1 888 Housemaid I T 8 550 ai Mutter l o 2 .-,io Louis Kats l l i 838 Pilain 1 l o 838 Swish l i o BBS Floral Day 1 0 2 524 Tom Bigbee 1 1 0 838 rmta Strauss 1 1 0 500 To Roocoe Goose fill the saddle honors of the meeting, with T. Rice second and McOahey and Me- Taggart tied for third place. The record of the successful jockeys follows: Jockey. Ms. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.O. Goose 112 16 14 13 00 .14 Rice, T 102 13 15 17 57 .13 McTaggart 00 10 0 S 31 .10 M.-Cah.-y 78 10 II 0 43 .13 Glass, J 51 ! 5 0 33 .1s Kennedy 34 0 0 S 38 .11 Taplin 50 s G 5 40 .11 Loti us 27 7 4 2 14 .1:: Koerner, T 51 7 11 10 20 .13 Deavenport, J 83 7 0 3 42 .12 Thomas, A 42 5 2 1 31 .12 Martin. E 31 4 1 2 24 .13 Rooney 37 4 3 3 27 .11 M. Intvre. J r 9 4 ■ 7 43 .07 Steele, P 2ft 3 0 3 20 .12 Archibald, C, 27 3 4 4 14 .11 Turner, C fi 2 o 0 4 .:::; Bkirvin 10 2 2 1 11 .12 Wilson. J 10 2 2 4 S .12 Howard, J 20 2 1 0 17 .10 Walsh. A 25 2 2 2 1! .is Benny. E 2fi 2 2 1 21 .08 ronton. A 30 2 2 2 21 .07 Callahan, J 37 2 0 4 25 .uti — H- Jok.y. Ufa. !* ■ 2d. 3d. Unp. P.O. Copley. J r 1 » l :s .20 Quinlan, T 10 1 0 1 s .10 inner. G 10 1 2 3 10 .00 ROSS 33 1 I 4 27 .0:: The following jockeys placed, but failed to ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unp. Troxler 1 o 1 0 0 N.lgel 1 O 0 1 O I. raiinon, W 3 0 o 1 2 Griner 5 o 0 1 4 Mountain S 0 2 1 5 Dunn, W 12 0 o 1 11 Allen, J U o 2 1 12 Gana 22 o 4 0 is Warren 32 0 1 4 27 Tlio following jockeys wore unplaced in all their starts to the extent indicated: Blackford 1 Hogan, W 2 Booker, A. W 1 Jones, II 2 Kaiser 1 Kunz 5 McGee. M 1 Gargan 5 Murphy. E 1 McCabe, J 5 Nathan 1 Higgins 5 Barton, o 2 Hewitt 0 Davis, T 2 Gould 13 Pickett 2 Wahott IB Ray 2 Hufnagei ic Ohert 2 Mr. Pe.irce won the only amateur race decided. with Mr. Dinkclspiel and Mr. Stoner placed. The record of the successful trainers follows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Adkins. J 5 HuestU, D 1 Pills. C 1 Johnson. A. J 4 Brandt, II. R 2 Johnson. G. M 2 Brooks, F 2 Johnson. L 3 Carroll, C. W 1 Jones. I, 2 Carroll, T 2 .b.plin. W. 0 1 Carter, W. M 2 Karrick. W. II 4 Casey, c. J 1 Kenan, J. o 4 Cisco, W. F 1 Lehan, D 2 Collins, T 2 Lowe. J 2 Colston, R 2 Luzader, F 4 Cottle, R. C 1 MeCarren. II 1 Coyne, P 1 MeCormack. J 1 Crockett, E. C 1 McDanld, H 1 Davis, N. B 1 May. J. W 5 Bonny. G 3 Odom, Q. M 2 Kwing, A 3 Poe. S 1 Everinan, J 2 Rcspess, J. ]; ."1 Fitzsimmons, J 3 Rodcgap. J 3 Fizer. W. II 3 Rogers, .T. W 1 Gallaher. J. C 5 Schorr. J. F 5 Crater. W 1 Shannon. T. J 2 Griffin, J 1 Spcirs. W. J 1 Ham, G 2 St. Vincent, W 1 ilanlou. F 1 Taylor. F. M 3 I.ianchi, O. A 1 Van Meter. C. C 1 Abadie. T 1 Walker, Geo 2 Hayes, T. P 3 Walker. W 1 He.ilv. J. S 2 Wallace. W. .M 1 Henderson. S. M. ... 4 Woodard. W 1 Hill. I 2 Yanke. W. G 0 Ilirsch, M 4 Sheridan, J 1 The following stakes were decided during the meeting: Stake. Date and Winner. Value. Kentucky Derby, Mav 13. Meridian 34,850 Debutante Stakes. Mav 10. Calisse 1.000 Colonel stakes. Mav is. Polite Levy 1.170 Clark Handicap. May 20. Star Charter 1.000 Rashford Manor Stakes. May 23. Worth 1,806 Bourbon Handicap. May 2-" . Onana and Kings Daughter ran dead heat: stakes divided 1.370 Louisville Handicap. May 27. Ocean Bound .. l.ooo Tobacco Stakes. May 98, Fairy Story 1.170 Juvenile Selling Stakes. June I. Praetorian ... 1,170 Frank Fchr Sidling Stakes. June 3, Prince Gal 1,990 Churchill Downs Handicap. June 0. Carlton G. . l.ooo Kentucky Oaks, June S. Pettie Sue 1,010 The percentage of winning favorites was below normal, as shown in the following tabulation: Number of days 23 Number of races 133 Winning lirst choices 88 Winning second choices 27 Winning outsiders 03 Winning at odds-on 12 Defeated at odds-on 7 Percentage of winning favorites 30 Three new track records were established and two existing marks equaled during the meeting. The best time for the various distances up to date is shown in the following tabulation: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 1-2 Fereno 2 110 May 11, 1000 ;«| R. the World2 103 May 10, 1910 :47 4 1-2 f Joe Morris.. 2 103 Mav S. 1000 :52« 5-8 Countless ..4 112 May 29, 1911 ::.o-- 5 1-2 t M. Bereaud.3 05 Mav 10. 1910 1:05% 3-4 J. Bernstein. 3 110 Mav 8, loot 1:11* 1 1-3 f Tooh 4 99 May S, 1902 1:19% 7-8 Cymbal 4 107 May 7, 1009 1:23--, •1 Ten Broeck.5 109 Mav 24, 1877 1:39% 1 K. Daughter. 5 110 May 25, 190S 1:38% lm20y J. H. Reed.. 4 100 May 30, 1910 1:39% lm50y John Bright. 5 122 May 15, 1900 1:42.. Ini70y Green Seal. .5 10G May 13. 1909 1:42% Ocean Pound! 10S May 1ft, 1911 1:42% lmlOOy The Caxton..4 101 Mav IB. 1303 1:49% 1 1-10 Olambala ...3 103 Mav 19, 1909 1:45 1 IS Carlton G...4 107 June ft, loll 1:51% 1 3 1G Water Cooler3 87 May 13, 1938 2:00"-, 1 1-4 Royal Report3 105 Oct. 10, 1910 2:05 Meridian ...3 117 Mav 13. 1911 2:07. 13.8 Elliott 6 10! Oct. 15. 1900 2:20% 11-2 Sum. Night. 5 108 May 27, 1011 2:33 1 3 4 L. Blackburn3 105 Sept. 25, 1880 3:04"i *2 Ten Broeck.5 110 May 29, 1877 3:27Ve 2 Claudia 3 90 Oct. 19, 1910 3:29% 2 1-4 Hindoo 4 117 May 19. 1SS1 3:57% *3 Ten Proeck..4 104 Sept. 3, 1870 riO1 *4 Ten Broeck.,4 107 Sept. 29, 1S70 7:15% *Against time. Steeplechases. ShtCseCharawind ..8 150 Oct. 7. 1905 2:48 L-g Cselresgrave ..6 165 May 10, 1904 3:50 Esterjoy 8 150 Mav 18, 1907 3:59 FullCseltacatiara ..7 143 May 23. 1900 3:47%
