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* + AMERICA OWMERS WHO WON ,000 OR MORE DURING 1911 +K 4. In Ihe matter of owners whose horses won for them an aggregate of ,000 or more thore was a falling iff from lgg in Kilo to 127 in 1011. There was also a corresponding decrease in the gross sum of money divided by such owners to the extent of the significant sum of 58,809. The descent from the flourishing conditions of a few years Iwck to the present sharply contrasting state of affairs financial is well expreaaed iu the following presentment of the case: Aggregate Won. Winners of Winners of ,000 Year. Total Distribution. M,*M and Over. and Over. IMS .381,Cvl MS $:j.0..1.vi] tUOa 3.146.6M 174 1,967,633 itnit z.M2.X~; tm i„si!».i;tis l»ll 2.:i37.957 127 lJ8d,8a2 lulling off tram i! 08 .«2,0i:;.7:.4 61 .soo. joo By going farther back than lOUS ■ still more glaring contrast could be shown, but the foregoing state-ii cut is sulbcieiit to show that racing has Im-cii freed from the commercialism that engendered the ttude-- iv.. 1 hostility which culminated in destructive legislation in New York. Missouri. California. Tennessee, fexas and Louisiana, as well as strict legal repression and oppression hi Illinois and Indiana. No owner • an now indulge in dreams of a fortune to be won in a single successful year. The faithful turfman of the present time race their horses for love of the sport, well content it track earnings are sufficient to defray t tide expenses. Samuel . Hildnth was the leading owner of 1911, just as he was in 1910 and 1:K»! . In again securing liit: this exalted position as a turfman ois good borses won for him less than a third of what they aaaasseu iu 1910. His eel gnd staying three year old. Zeus, was his principal money earner with 3,900 to his Credit. Then in order his other principal contributors were Hampton Court, Shannon, The Welkin. Little Pal, Bestigouche, Boyal Meteor. Pugghss, Fits Herbert. Novelty. King James. Cold Blade and Woodcraft. The great stats of the stable. Fits Herbert. King James and Novelty, were not raced much. Novelty won M5, contrasting illy with his 2,630 won in 1910. At the close of the racing season Hildreth sold his entire stable to Charles Kohler and it has been stated that its best horses are to In- sent to England to he laced in 1102. with Hildreth acting as their trainer. Bat the borses are still in this country. The apparent lesttlt of this sale is to eliminate Hildreth from American lacing, for a time at least. Coincident with the loss of Hildreth is the retirement of James K. Keene from American racing. In 1911, for the first time in many years, his colors were absent from our tracks, but a small stable raced for him successfully ill Kngland. As out leading owner iu 1905, 1906, 1!H7 and l!»0s and the winner in 1!H7 of the greatest sum ever won in one year by any owner in any country, Mr. Keene-- fame as an owner is wi rid-wide and his absence from our racing creates a void hard to till. One deplorable result and feature is the impending loss to our breeding interests through the probable dispersal of his magnificent Caatleton Stud. Next to Mr. Hildreth in the list of successful owners of 1911 was the Tennessee turfman. John W, Schorr, who finished fifth in l.tlO. K. T. Wilson, who was second in 1910, brought up in third place and K. F. Carman, third in 1110. was fourth in 1!11. The western tuifman and breeder. Barney Behrelber, whose horses won 0,358 in 1010. finished well down in the list with but 5,081. Fifth and sixth in the list respectively. George Odoru and W. J. Yanke did relatively aboal as well as thev did in 1010. A. It. 1-BBOBl was sixth ill 1910 and seventh in 1911 and. in some respects, enjoyed a good racing year, the satisfac lion that comes from grand displays of speed by borsea of his own breeding compensating for disappointments in regard to New York racing. W. It. Carsons horses won seventy-four races and in that particular he led our owners. H. G. Bedwell finishing second with seventy one races. The leading owners from 196$ to loll inclusive and the aggregates won in their years are as follows: Year. Owner. Won. 1902 L 1.. Morris $ »S,3."0 100. W. C. Whitney , lOS.fitiO I.mm H. B. Darren 200.107 1905 .lames K. Keene 228.724 1966 James B. Keene 155,619 1007 James B. Keene .! 7.:.42 100* James K. Keene 2.S2.:142 1000 S. C. Hildreth 150.112 1010 S. C. Hil.lteth 152,645 1011 S. . Hildreth 47,47:: The list of earners whose horses won totals of $::.inm or more in the course of the racing of 1011. together with the races and money won. is the fol lowing: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Atnt. S. C. Hildreth 64 39 28 7.47:1 J. W. Schorr .V 56 55 38.588 B T. Wilson 57 58 52 :;7,401 It. F. Carman 48 46 38 35.447 W. i. Yank. 60 42 33 27.271 ;. M. Odotn 45 20 23 27.213 A. Helmout 41 17 23 20,7t;."i II. C. Hallenbeck 21 13 6 24.4.SO ii. G. Bedwell 71 05 60 24.100 1. M. Walker 43 33 23 20.793 W. McLemore 44 44 33 20,365 T. C. McDowell 28 is i" 19,068 Beverwyck Stable 28 2» 30 19-.670 J. It. Wainwright 33 27 30 1S,7:;4 B. N. Smith 11 12 0 17.1C2 W. It. arson 74 48 4ft 16,690 V. S. I. Randolph 24 IS 12 16,620 Henderson and Hogan 34 34 35 Hi. 340 William Garth 3*2 26 ::2 16.325 B. Schretber 58 55 40 15,68 1 It. K. Watkins 27 ::4 24 15.440 J. W. Burttschell 21 19 17 15.290 S Louis 32 37 35 14.855 A. Simons 2$ 17 26 14.670 T It. Coii lran 14 15 22 14.340 F. J. Pons 24 21 2:: 13,590 H. K. Brand! 22 24 IS 12.930 Gallaner Bros 25 15 22 12.S.-.7 K. parr 10 20 is 12,635 Lowell and Parker 46 41 42 12,5§5 W. Walker 32 36 32 11,585 Mrs. J. W. Flvnn 25 17 21 11.266 i:. it. Bradley 2:: is 22 11,200 .1. MaeMantis 22 90 20 11.669 I.. P. Doerhoefer 10 lo 12 10,626 It. J. Mackenzie 22 30 ::i 10.357 .1. N. Camden 19 17 10 10.320 Valley Farm Stable 11 0 .". 9.690 lav Bras 13 12 8 o,40s L. Johnson 14 l:: 12 9,331 W. V. Austin 20 17 16 0.27 J. T. Ireland 16 17 17 9.172 .!. B. Bespess 10 o 6 9.661 .1. H. M.ade 24 14 17 S.04o W. Uorst 21 IS 16 8,692 G. I*. China IS 16 U 8,560 11. Git Ii lings 7 2 .". S.4.M1 G. I! Tompkins 9 12 5 8.395 W. H. Fizer 18 2! 20 8.:i75 K. Movne 23 14 17 8,315 II. Penny 21 16 22 8.1S0 K. F. Cooney l". is 14 8.171 Hogan a Keene ::4 :;:. 47 8.160 W. ». Joptia 24 21 16 s.o:; F. It. Gallard 1 l 1 « T.6S0 J. F. Newman 19 9 12 7.668 K. L. Thomas 14 IS IS 7.8Js Mrs. I. A. Livingston 10 7 15 7.815 Mrs. B. Lata 10 11 11 7.707 I. -Jones . 12 5 9 7.780 F. It. Hitchcock 15 o 7 7. tins .1 II... In. in is 15 15 7,285 F. II. Mild.n is 16 13 7.271 It. 1. Williams 14 IS 9 7.220 W. T. Anderson 14 14 It; 7.085 Mrs II II. Seibv 16 13 16 7.0t!o 1!. A. Tramnu II 8 6 7 ; is.. J. L. Brown 22 16 lo 6.940 1:. Gaylord 16 11 16 0.S67 J. C. Calm ...12 1! 9 6.853 M. Foley -o 20 22 6.691 1; A. Mailer 11 20 12 6.575 G. A. Mnller 11 20 in t,.54r, .1. F. Seagram 9 7 o 6.S23 G. M. Johnson 14 13 S 6.200 T. I. Hayes 11 17 if. 6,120 1:. F. Wnght i ; 15 ::o 5.965 a. Weber 11 s 5 5.s_.. I.. a- F.loud 11 c* .". 5,795 s. Boss 11 11 15 5.720 W. Gshriel B 6 15 5,680 Mi. M. Murine 11 :t 5 5.600 I.. I. litzg.r.ild U 25 23 5.589 Owner. 1st, 2d. 3d. Ami. ; C. Lewis -Jl 22 2.! 5.585 s. a. Oaaadaa 12 6 0 5.57.1 : W. L. Maupiu 16 X 10 .-,..-,10 I. N. Prewltt 11 5 12 5.4 4 J. W. Frye 8 13 10 5.397 M. Hlrach 1:; 7 6 5.365 J. M. Karker 10 S 7 5.336 J. Fitzsimmons 11 :: 4 5.313 H. McCarren la 25 12 5,312 A. I . Iarr 9 6 K :,. Ho : K. Ctterbaek 20 14 14 5.005 I. Dunn 16 10 15 4.097 R. G. Martin 12 S 12 4.081 O. W. Berry 16 14 19 4,985 J. Rowe 4 10 2 4.S75 W. St. Vincent 14 21 20 4.795 R. Colston 8 4 10 4.756 W. J. Young 10 12 13 4.717 J. T. Weaver 5 4 1 4,682 I. F. Sweeney 23 13 7 4,655 I ■ Fox 8 5 4 4.020 I. D.-nnisou 21 15 7 4.540 B. Wall 19 8 33 4.490 II. K. Knapp 0 3 5 4.4S6 W. C. Westmoreland 14 18 17 4.484 F. J. Grefer 16 9 6 4.175 C.arrity i- Dttnlop 11 22 24 4,440 . ft. Bnwnheld 20 13 13 4.435 P. aanssahK " 1;; s 4.422 C. H Bi 15 14 12 4.400 . sal ntf s s 4.395 T ■ B 12 11 11 4.385 I- «■ ■ 4.378 u jfl V 9 4.326 M ■ ani ■" • ■ V 8 10 4 4.274 afl kknvh 4.1011 I •■snanuarithon , , 4.1s.-. J U. rerrfaut 12 14 9 4.140 Mr. Chetlsnd 5 :» 7 4,125 1:. K. Csasstt 5 12 s 4,079 A. Carson ! 12 1.! 4.020 w. w. Dardeu 5 2 7 4.017 I". 1». Howard 13 16 12 :: 995 T. Abadie 9 6 8 3.991 J. Milburn 17 22 15 :t 945 II. I. Whitney 8 9 1l- 8,945 .1. G. Greeaer 4 t; 2 3.935 A . G. Weston 0 1 :; 7 3.905 Irwin Bros 2. 9 IS ::.S75 J. F. Gaffney 7 7 17 .:s7t T. W. Flvnn i VI 11 ."..81 .» .. Woodford 13 1:: 7 3.816 A. Turtiev 6 14 7 :; 7.i7 T. H. Stevens 10 11 12 3.796 J. C. Wagnou 14 13 is :;.710 J. H. Morgan 9 15 16 3,685 C. I . Ray 7 10 12 3,679 C. F. Hamilton 8 2 2 3,676 W. C. King-Dodds 9 9 19 3.675 Caybigan Stable 8 9 9 3.645 K. Mcdoakey 15 13 12 3.620 J. C. Rous. Jr 10 11 11 3.616 .1. M. Crane 10 7 o 3.605 A. ;. Blakelej 0 9 11 :: 57:. I. B. liwv.-t ir, lo -ji ::.57o .1. Hay :» :: h 3,552 II. K. Vingut 5 1 1 3.540 J. Rodegap 1; 7 4 3,531 J. Grittin 5 7 :: 3 R2fl N. K. Beal 9 9 7 . 525 J. K. Bdwarda 13 10 12 «.52" Berkeley stable 13 10 7 ::.4!5 M. C. Pri chard 5 t; 4 3,465 Miaa a. M. Marrone 10 ; 4 3.450 c. s. Campbell 6 7 1 3,435 T. C. Collins 6 10 7 :; !_•". J. W. Hedrick 7 7 11 3.340 N. K. Beal s s t; :;.::-j.-, W. M. Cain 15 15 12 3.295 II. C. Airhart 14 26 25 :: 202 R. Daviea 4 4 4 3,290 B. C. Evaas is 1:: 1:, :: u7i l . W. Kelly -Jl |2 s 3,270 I . B. Fr. -email . 27 17 31 3 258 T. Bodrock 6 7 1 :: 255 W. F. Suggs 12 16 7 ::.25o Lawndsle Stable 15 K t; 3 210 D. «. Cottle 7 11 lo :: 206 LI I". 1I0u1.tr Stable 1:: 1; 12 ::.14:, I. E. Clark 8 ti 11 ;; uj Weber d Ward 5 ]o 7 .; im.i; F. Farrar 12 7 :• :t055 W. c. Clancy 13 12 6 3.050 c. C Stun iis.i-i 10 5 5 3,012 F. Tn.t ter 7 :: : 3,000 Mrs. W. C. Wilson 5 s 5 .; mh
