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a a w o P H j. 11 0 of A J 1 1 I j 1 j j 1 c 1 I j j 1 1 I 1 1 I j l 1 j 1 ; . , , , 1 . " I 1 i I I 1 - , , , . 3 0 5 3 HANDICAP OF THE JOCKEYS. From time to time Dally Racing Form will pul nsu table of the comparative rating of those jockeys whose skill In the saddle has already been well demonstrated and of those who have not arrived but give promise of coming excellence. The handicap will divide these riders into classifications, of which those admittedly In the front rank of their caljpg will be indicated by 100, thence downward toVjfi, the lowest classification, from which advancement upward will come when justified by good riding. The tabulation herwith printed shows the number of mounts, wins, seconds, thirds and unplaced from January 1. 1011, and up to and including the racing July, 1011, and is as follows: j .Tockev. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.Han. I Allen. J 13S 13 15 15 05 SO Archibald, G 203 50 30 30 03 95 Anderson, F 107 27 21 33 113 SO Battiste 53 0 5 5 37 SO Bell, M 102 23 20 31 112 00 Itevan .-.S3 10 20 11 32 SO Brooks, R 33 8 3 2 22 SO Brown, J. 2S 5 4 4 15 SO Burns, G 202 2S 35 30 100 05 Burns, T. T. 70 10 11 8 41 S3 Butwell 140 32 25 17 75 95 Hyrno 412 77 70 03 223 S3 Bauer 50 0 7 0 40 SO Bergen, J 2S0 51 40 53 131 SO Burton, A 20S 11 10 24 157 85 Boland, D 4G 0 3 11 23 S5 Borel 75 5 4 7 50 SO Buxton 24S 21 31 31 102 SO 1 Cook. J 55 5 5 7 38 75; Callahan, J 203 27 31 27 17S 83 1 Cavanaugh 230 43 37 27 123 SO Coburn SC. IS 15 10 34 SO, Corey ... 02 7 3 7 45 SO Cotton, W 120 7 11 21 00 75 Davenport, J SI 0 x 13 0 53 S3 Davis, S 03 12 7 0 V.7 fK Doavenport, J 20 1 33 23 27 200 00 Digglns 150 10 10 20 SO 75 Donovan. J 118 12 15 13 78 75 Dugan, E 122 -10 IS 15 40 03 Dunn, W 103 17 17 15 1 11 S3 Drcyer 105 20 2S 31 107 73 Denny, E 250 27 37 30 150 75 Ksrep 110 7 13 10 S3 SO Fain 20S 30 35 31 100 S3 Fischer, W 211 28 IS 10 140 S3 Fogarty 3S 7 0 4 IS 73 Frasch GS 9 17 10 32 75 Fogg 47 8 G 2 31 SO Gerondo 140 10 17 22 SS 75 Grand, C 132 22 32 15 G3 SO Griffin, E 155 22 21 10 03 80, Gross ..330 20 2S 43 230 S3 Ganz, C 234 20 20 37 151 S3 Gargan, T 78 S 7 0 51 75 Gargan, W 171 11 10 22 122 75 Garner, G 200 50 13 43 151 05 Gilbert SI 11 G 0 55 00 Glass, J. 303 00 05 52 ISO 00 Goldstein, P 103 17 10 22 107 00 i Goose. R 42S 02 53 5S 255 OfS Gordon, C IKS 0 11 0 100 7.rJ Gould 04 8 0 0 71 7:3 Hanover GO 7 S 14 37 S Howard, J 142 IS 21 13 0 Sr Hopkins 204 41 11 33 170 S.r Hufnagcl 22S 10 21 25 103 S Hall OS 11 11 12 31 S Hoffman. R 2tS 27 30 35 117 7.1 Holmes, W 12S 14 12 10 SO 7 Irwin 224 20 20 20 113 S Jackson, F 24S 33 31 20 155 SO Jackson, L 20 5 3 4 17 SO Jahnsen ....SO 5 S G 70 7fj .lost 50 12 0 S 30 K4, Jensen 257 41 31 30 140 S Knight. C 231 2S 30 27 100 80 Kederis 210 30 34 31 14S 8i Kennedy. N 274 44 43 10 117 00 Kcogh 100 40 28 33 OS Ot Kirschbaum 152 25 10 13 05 S. Kocrner, T 581 110 03 SI 2rl 0,, Leeds 107 14 13 22 58 7r; Levee 18 0 1 2 0 8.1 Loftus 3GS 51 57 40 214 So Louder 82 S 11 S 55 8h Lycurgus 32 5 4 2 21 sj Lewis, r. 35 5 7 :: 20 si McCahcy 552 03 02 73 202 !; McCIoskoy 100 11 22 20 101 7k .McDowell Ill 21 22 0 50 .fo McGee. M 227 41 33 31 122 to McTaggart 322 4 2 40 41 100 S-, .Matthews, A 02 10 10 1 50 -2k McBride, J. 75 0 13 7 It; Sr, McCullough. TV 224 27 21 30 jl". 4t McEwen. E 151 33 21 20 00 and Mclntyrc, J. 320 43 30 30 220 -Tf Mentry 143 20 13 17 S7 H., Miller, C. H 4S 11 1 0 30 Ht Mondon il 7 7 S ;0 Ho Martin. A 123 0 14 14 Mi Ho Martin. E 2SS 31 33 35 Molesworth, G 352 53 OS 4 iKt Uo Moore. J Ill 14 12 11 71 7,, Mountain. G 151 15 22 23 01 ,i, Murphy. I 00 10 G 5 30 and Murphy, J 50 S 7 S 27 u Musgravc, P 140 17 IS 10 S Nolan , 113 17 15 21 o .- OConnor, M 35 S 2 0 10 V. Obert 112 13 11 14 10 1 fcr, Olsen 182 10 17 21 J23 V5 Ormes, W 114 IS 15 13 OS ic, Pauley. R 70 14 13 15 .!7 f Pendergast 75 15 7 11 V Pickett 121 IS 10 10 05 fso Ploss 47 5 5 0 2S andn Pry or, C 147 21 10 20 S7 Peak, C 140 10 22 17 !1 o Parker, J US 10 13 17 12 so Pickens 272 35 32 100 fir, Rosen 100 10 2t 10 1! Radtke. II 07 5 5 IS 00 V Reynolds 117 13 14 10 71 ? , ltooney ISO 20 15 27 IIS Ramsey, S 70 S 11 5 52 V; Hold, J l.lO 20 2.". 15 03 ir Rice. T ...402 S7 70 71 ?22 51 Kiddle ..22S 3S 35 33 122 Skirvin 00 5 S 3 53 U,q Sclmttinger 170 14 IS 22 122 xo Selden 211 30 3S 40 l.A , Shilling. C. II 153 51 32 21 40 loo Small 113 32 25 17 30 c, Smith, K 70 10 4 10 40 SO Smith. T. 147 10 22 22 93 75 Shriner 32 G 2 3 21 80 Steele, B. 203 17 IS 20 142 so Sweeney 24 3 41 24 32 14i; s., Taplin 37S GG 03 5S 101 n Thomas, A 1S7 10 10 17 13S S3 Tullett 4S 0 7 0 20 SO Troxler 2 IS 71 30 30 10;. 11 Taylor, W 125 5 10 14 87 . Van Benschoten, G. ...103 14 10 10 GO White, A 02 S G 15 03 KO Walsh, A 201 32 2S 29 115 s.j Warren 213 20 34 23 127 7 Walker, W. R 22 5 3 2 12 so White. C. Ill 7 5 12 l, Warrington .. S2 7 11 13 51 SO Washcar IS 0 4 3 T so Wilson, J 233 20 34 3S 1.V2 s.v Wilson, R GO 10 11 5 13 SO WIngfield. R 1S4 21 2G 13 122 so Woods, II GO 0 0 0 33 SO Wrispcn, A 100 10 23 31 114 SO
