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. . I * * THE LEADING AMERICAN TRAINERS OF 1911 + * W. B. Carson, by reason of exceptional success achieved at some of the less important meetings, heads the list of American trainers for 1911 in respect to t lie number of winners saddled, while S. C. Hildreth duplicated his record of 1910 by taking the honors so far as the amount of money won is concerned and also by finishing second in the item of winners saddled. Mr. Carsons record is seventy two winners and 116,200 -.von in stakes and purses, while Mr. Hildreth has sixty-seven winners and 0. 41s. to his credit. Next in order come William Garth, W. A. Burttschell, H. G. Bedwell. T. J. Henley and J. W. Parker, all of whom sent fifty or more winners to the post. Of these Messrs. Parker and Bedwell were third and fourth respectively in the previous year. F. Ernest, who headed the trainers list of 1910 by achieving marked suc-ceaa with the horses of It. F. Carman, did not follow his vocation during 1911. A. Ewing. who succeeded l.im as trainer of the Carman stable, stands eighth. The list of those who succeeded in sending ten or more winners to the post follows: I . Trainer. No. Wins. Won. arson. W. B 72 10,250 ] Hildreth. S. C G7 9,418 i Garth, Wm 57 34.S30 , Burttschell. W. A 57 27.12o Bedwell. II. G 52 13, 190 • Healev. T. J 51 34.457 1 Parker, J. W 50 1.1.590 I Owing, A 48 :!5.447 SeheSe, F 4S 2:5,155 1 Keene. G. II 40 11. .115 i Muniford. T. B 44 20.:150 I Odom. G. M 41 22.79:; . Schorr. J. F 40 32461 Fitzgerald. E. L 38 5,849 Lowe, J 38 14.120 Joplin. W. 30 11,618 McCormack, J .".5 19.574 Simons, A 35 21.650 I Walker. W 35 12.550 Freeman. I. B 35 4.540 Evans. B. C ■ ■ 0.254 Loander, F 33 lS.oos Buckner, W. 11 32 10.700 Wlialen. J 31 22,815 Brennan, J. s 31 2C.:a 7 Watkins. K. E 30 17.270 Bianchi, O. A 29 11,585 Denny, G 29 19.991 Flvnn. J. W 28 13.115 Wright. E. F 28 9,485 Gallagher. J. C 27 13.407 I.innell. E 27 11.714 Ham. G 27 10,902 Karrick, W. H 27 14,108 Hatfield. T 26 5.IS0 Heath. W. S 20 7.090 May, J. W 26 17.201 Filer. W. H 20 11,955 Henderson. S. M 26 13.6N3 Herdel. II M 6,633 Weir. F. I 25 9.915 McDaniel. II 25 12.425 Carroll. J 25 t-7-" Dennlaon, D 25 . ,415 West. J. T 25 ::.ois Hollenbeck. B. M 24 3.329 Fitzsimmons, J 24 11.032 Gabriel, W 24 5.9S0 McCloekey. E 24 §,030 Wagnon. J. G 23 5.745 Brandt, II. B 23 13.800 Moyne, B 23 8.353 Hick. A 22 ...775 Moody, N. K 22 5.750 Brown. J. 1 22 7.040 Penny, II 22 8.833 Caliill. W 22 7,694 Phillips. J 21 3,008 Kirby, A. L 21 5,355 Johnston. J 21 10,490 Witch, S 21 9,685 Taylor, F. M 21 24,480 Kelly, IX W 21 3.225 Beapeaa, J. B 20 9.590 Freeman. W 20 6,560 Ctterback. E 19 5,195 Woodford, I 19 10.940 Dixon. J 19 4.255 Yanke. W. G 19 11.044 Bowers, II 19 6,570 Shannon, T. J 18 7.00O Powers, J IS 7.::s i Judge. S 18 S.047 IMiffv. J is 15.540 1 Haniou, F 18 5.904 Ward, J. S 18 9.641 Warkins. W. A IS 2.550 1 Blute. James 18 7.925 Dwyer, P. A 16 3,645 Garth, Lewis 16 5.883 Mtirphv. Jas 16 :;.**;-, Binehart. F 1« 4.29 » 1 Carroll, C. W Hi 4.910 1 Blakeley, A. G 16 7.475 Murphv. J 16 7.045 1 Ireland. J. T 16 »,173 Benson. B. C 10 3,035 1 Walker. Geo 15 9.090 Spiers, W. J 15 8.017 Street. W. R 15 1.786 ; Milburn. J 1"" 3,380 1 Marshall, II Br 7.560 I Johnson, L 15 9,907 Hlreeh, M 15 5,875 i ] i , • 1 I 1 i I . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; 1 I i Trainer. No. Wins. Won. Hennessy, J 15 3.030 Hemy, I 15 2,805 Hammon, C 15 9.520 Selby, II. II 15 0.021 I.amar. C. P 15 4.375 Keller, S. J. .•. 15 3.700 Doss. F. W 14 3.8 W Farrell, F 14 0.225 Frayling. J. K 14 3.880 Freeman, C. X 14 2. 105 John. B 14 3.855 Presgrave, W. F 14 9.730 Tompkins. G. R 14 12,600 Dealy, W 14 2.745 Delaney. P 14 3.100 Anderson. W. T 14 7.095 Short. W 14 3.480 Wright. B 13 2.700 Young, W. J 1:; i.079 Weston. A. G 13 0.075 Striker, I ]: 1715 Batliff, J 13 2,340 Newman. M 13 5, .",10 Keene. J. 0 13 S.9NS King. W. E 13 1.772 Heffner. E. W 13 8,121 Airhart. H. C 13 3.370 Allen. A 13 7,025 Armstrong, J. H 13 7,805 Brooks. F 13 9,368 Calm. J. C 13 7,128 Strode. J. A 13 1,764 M arren. II 13 5.3S2 Johnson, G. M 13 5.715 Quinlan. J. J 13 3.110 St. Vincent. W 13 4.665 lb ward. F. D 13 3.995 Can ir. F 13 3 420 lancy. W. C 13 3.100 Cnpps. w. C 12 1,780 Bmoks. Wm. II 12 5,995 Byer. J 12 12.485 Clopton, S. A 12 5 575 tles. T. E 12 3.717 Crist. T. E 12 1.860 Wlialen. W 12 3.710 Whyte, E 12 3.400 Nixon. J 12 10.200 Morris. G. B 12 3,945 McLaughlin, J.. Jr 12 2.745 Jones. J. P 12 5.090 Hill. B ie 5.7.T7 Hammond, D 12 1910 Hayes. T. P 12 6JMKS Bernard. M 12 2,980 Boland. J 12 3,375 Garrlty. M 12 4750 Jones. E. 1 12 3.535 Farris. K.J It 2.900 Oass. J 11 4.010 Healy. J. S 11 6,313 Hutchinson, J 11 1,825 Johnson. A. J 11 S.192 Brior. F 11 2.195 Ray. C. W 11 t.622 Adkins. J 11 7,350 I avis. W 11 2.070 Suggs. W. E 11 2.725 Austin. A. L 11 3.090 Durkln, J 11 :,.s.:o Fine. W. P 11 XWO Huestis, I n 0.117 Louder. J. C |] 1815 Vestal. R. N 11 3,095 Beal. N. K 11 4.205 Reed. C 11 2 .".so Cooper, J. M. 11 2. otto May berry. J. P |] 3,690 Abadie. T 10 4.4m Brewster. E 10 5 532 Crater. W 10 4/ifib Hoiold. F. A 10 3.410 Hurley. W 10 2.647 Hyland, J. J 10 :;y,:, 1 Jones. A. L IO 1,1;* Krause, J 10 2 415 1 Martin. W 10 5.195 Mtilholland. C 10 3.708 ■ Weir, W 10 1,965 Fountain. I». S IO 2.885 ! Casey. W. V 10 LMCT Myers. M 10 1775 Lutz. E 10 7.792 I :
