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* . + | I , i I j ] . . i ] 1 ] ] ] 1 ! [ I , I 1 I J : , + I THIRTY LEADING MONEY-WINNING TWO-YEAR-OLDS OF 1911 4 Of the thirty American two-year olds that won the most money in the rating of 1511 only Worth won as much as |10,4KIO, but there was nevertheless as much merit in their rating a* if the returns from their speed had been on the scale of a few years back. It is beyond question that Worth. Moisant. The Manager, Azyiade. Buckborn and Pugglna were high-class youngsters and Aldebaran, Calisse, Lady HanUin. Preaump lion, closer. Isidore, Working Lad, FToglegs, Tourist, island Queen. Penobscot ami Bone of Trndak were to be lear d in any company when at their best. It was Lady Baikals portion to lead in races won with thirteen to her credit, with the somewhat uim-ual feature that Worth. Moisant. Azyiade. Tourist and Closer finished in a lie lor second place in that respect with a record of each having won tell races. Of these Worths record was much the best in that he won ten races in thirteen. Moisant taking ten in seventeen. Axyiade ami Closer ten in twenty and Tourist achieving his ten in a hardworking campaign of thirty-one aces. Buckborn was first or second in all but one of his fourteen races and if all goes well with him lioiihl prove a capital three-year-old and a credit to the rising young sire. Broomstick. In the matter of paternity Cesarioa is the leader with three representatives in this select list of thirty, no other sire having a. many. Those with two In the list are Abe Frank. Dick Welles and Broomstick. The thirty, their breeding, owners and records are as follows: Horse. Pedigree Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Worth Knight of the Thistle— Miss Hanover H. C. Hallenbcck 10 10 2 6,645 Moisant Hamburg — Ascension A. Simons 10 2 2 3 8.010 The Manager Voter— Bracogirdle T. C. McDowell 4 0 0 1 7. * .5 Azyiade actus II. Miss C H. C. Hallenbeek 10 ., B 2 6*698 Aldebaran Ilanudes — Passim It. T. Wilson 7 4 2 1 6,733 Calisse Abe Frank— Caddie Griffith I. F. Newman 7 0 0 7 6,606 Lady Kankiu Leonid— Belle Bankin W. McLemore 13 2 2 3 B.1M Froghgs Masotto— ITogmore J. W. Schorr 5 7 0 M 4.S27 Presumption Golden Maxim — Proud Duchess J. hfacManns t» 4 4 4 4." 30 Lady Lightning Dick Welles— Flash of Lightning J. T. Weaver 4 4 0 0 4.o0t Tourist Kussell— La Tour O. M. Odom 10 « 2 13 3.:7S Buckborn Broomstick— Thirty-third W. clay 7 0 0 l :;.! ;. Closer Vbe Frank — Iiurnie Buuton J. F. Newman 10 3 0 1 3.0ir Bom of Jcddah Cesarion — Marcie J. W. Five 7 6 ,r 3 6,683 Isidora Isidar— Auriesville P. M. Walker 3 3 0 1 8,485 Btar Jasmine Ogden — Star Cat T. c. hfcOowtil 5 4 4 4 3.344 American Girl Cesarion — Silent Lady L. Le Blond N ti 1 S 3.3 ,5 Kaiser Cesarion— Klsie B F. R. Hitchcock 4 :: 4 1 :;.ls:; Working Lad Yorkshire Lad— Called Back W. Gent 7 4 3 11 3.0S1 Pugglna Fatherless— Sister Anna S. C. Hildreth 7 112 2.! 4." Flainina Hastings — Flittermouse H. T. Condrau 0 4 0 17 Z.835 Overman dead Bock Sand Orienta . Belmont 4 o 3 8 XMtt Mary Finily Nasturtium — Highland Princess M. loldbiatt 5 2 2 10 8,738 Bfliciency Martiuet— Agnes Brennan J. L. Holland 7 ." 1 7 8,689 Little Pal Iunard— Tower of Candles Wm. Garth 3 :: 1 4 2.."i i5 Island Qucon Dick Welles — Glena E. Cochel 5 2 2 3 2.541 Bachelor Girl Broomstick — Wayward Lass K. It. Bradley 2 3 0 4 2.5.;i Penobscot Yankee— Comtplaster K. T. Wilson 13 0 1 8JWS Sister Florence Ornament — Sf. Frsula Mrs. II. II. Shelbv... 0 4 1 13 2.330 Anion Puryear D.— Adelfa E. Gavlord 3 3 3 2 2.317
