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i CANADIAN RACING IN A FLOURISHING CONDITION Sport Continues to Enjoy Healthy Growth in Great British Dominion Review of Financial and Other Phases of the Season Recently Brought to a Close tf, , Racing prospered in Canada during the season, recently brought to a close as never before. The exhibits presented in connection with this review of the financial and other aspects of the Canadian season show that more money was distributed among owners in stakes and purses than ever and the various racing associations are reputed to have enjoyed a degree of financial prosperity commensurate with their liberality. Canadian racing received a great impetus in 1511 and 1912 as one of the direct results of the suspension of racing on the New York tracks. The resumption of New York racing on a limited scate this season did not have any deterrent effect, of appreciable proportions on the sport in Canada, as had been feared In some quarters. While some of the important eastern stables naturally remained away from Canada in consequence of the revival of the sport in their own territory, the various Canadian meetings did not suffer for lack of suliicient racing material of good quality. The same high standard was adhered to that marked the racing of the immediately preceding years and the sport was patronized in such fashion as to leave no room for doubt of Its popularity among the Canadians. The addition of the Ottawa and Dorval tracks to the list of courses yielding allegiance to the Canadian Racing Associations was aincng the developments of the season. At each of these new tracks a beginning v.ss made that warrants the conclusion that both are destined to become important factors in Canadian racing of the future. Even had not the circuit been strengthened by the addition of these tracks all Canadian records would have been broken in the item of aggregate distribution, which exceeded by nearly 00,-M the showing of the year preceding the passage of the Miller bill. Whose provisions restrict Canadian meetings to fourteen days annually for each association. The contributions by the individual associations are still less than they were prior to the passage of the Miller bill, because the racing time lias been greatly reduced, but the daily average distribution has been showing consistent and gratifying gains and If is not unreasonable to expect that the time will come when the various associations will distribute as much money among the horsemen for fourteen days racing as they did for much longer periods under the old conditions. It is assured that racing conditions in Canada next year will be even, more inviting than they were this season. The idle time between meetings, which was materially decreased this season, will be further reduced, because of the inclusion of the new tracks. Some of the racing associations have already announced ambitious plans for next seasons sport and, all in all, the Canadian outlook should afford much gratification to the devotees of thoroughbred racing. The following tabulations set forth in a general way the results of the season of 1913 on the various tracks of Canada: v. v. v. x -zi -a js e y e 5 5 5 25 3 3 "okP r i" " sn t y r ih Track and Meeting. : s OS CoSoo -ir 5 .3 2 o 5 : 3 ?? : 1 : " i - : : g TvooiUiiiie Toronto, iirst meetlngr. . .. "7 4! 55 103 $ 5S.S20 30 7 12 J! 3 .01 Woodbine Toronto, second meeting . 7 49 Ki 100 42,750 23 7 19 14 11 .47 Windsor, first meeting 7 49 70 114 35,820 19 10 20 S 0 .39 Windsor, second meeting 7 49 03 114 34,150 10 14 19 0 5 .33 Fort Erie, first meeting 7 49 04 10S 34,203 19 9 21 S 4 .39 Fort Erie, second meeting 7 49 70 10S 33,015 19 12 IS 9 3 .40 Hamilton, first meeting 7 49 00 111 37.S45 19 IS 12 7 0 .39 Hamilton, second meeting 7 49 75 123 33,823 23 9 15 10 1 .51 Blue Bonnets Montreal, first meeting... 7 49 72 110 34,045 21 12 10 10 4 .43 Blue Bonnets Montreal, second meeting. 7 49 00 104 35,020 20 10 13 9 S .53 King Edward Montreal, first meeting... 7 50 70 105 19,795 19 12 19 -4 0 .38 King Edward Montreal, second meeting. 7 44 59 91 10,700 IS 13 13 9 7 .41 Dufferin Park Toronto, first meeting 7 59 87 120 18,500 22 12 25 3 4 .37 Dufferin Park Toronto, second meeting. 7 57 79 113 17,400 20 13 25 1 1 .35 Dorval Montreal 0 42 01 SO 19,300 12 11 19 7 3 .29 Counaught Park Ottawa, first meeting... 7 49 05 100 28,500 19 11 19 9 2 .39 Coimaught Pk Ottawa, second meeting. 7 49 09 107 27,540 27 9 13 9 2 .35 Deloriniier Park .Montreal, lirst meeting 0 4 47 73 12,000 21 7 12 S 7 .52 Deloriinier Pk Montreal, second meetg 7 00 SS 12S 18,200 20 21 20 1 5 .33 Hillerest Park Toronto, first meeting 7 57 SO 10S 1S.050 IS IS 21 1 2 .32 Ilillcrcst Park Toronto. Second meeting. 7 50 72 107 17.300 20 11 25 1 1 .30 Vancouver 02 492 174 330 107,950 182 105 205 47 40 .37 Victoria, first meeting 7 53 70 107 10,800 20 12 21 2 0 .38 Victoria, second meeting 12 92 9S 140 25.S0O 39 10 37 9 3 .42 1 Totals and Grand Percentage 220 1,090 ,100 074 379 G39 211 140 .40 1 Dead heat. The following tabulation shows the amount of money distributed by the various racing associations of Canada from 1909 to 1913. inclusive: Organizations. l.Krj. i10. 1911. 1912. 1913. Ontario Jockey Club 21,290 0,508 8,300 5,170 01,570 1 Hamilton Jockey Cub 78,490 00.845 72,293 70,000 71,070 Montreal Jockey Club 91,327 04,090 00,555 0S.9S0 09,005 Windsor Jockey Club 95,740 55,705 58,490 05,300 09,970 Magara Racing Association 9S.S20 57,940 50.870 05,140 07.8S0 Counaught Park Jockey Club 50,040 Dorval Park Jockey Club 19 300 , Metropolitan Racing Association 25,350 29,000 33.S50 35900 , Toronto Driving Club 13,550 34,200 35,950 1 Montreal Driving Club 10,800 20.400 2C.S00 30,200 1 King Edward Jockey Club 8,750 20,050 28,100 3G 495 ; Dritish Columbia Thoroughbred Association 07.070 39,075 44,105 145,790 107,950 1 British Columbia Agricultual Association ic S00 1 Victoria Country Club 7S,000 7.-50O 21.450 35,910 25.800 ! Totals . 1913.sh34,337 39,103 02,325 1913.shG9,240 .190 I As usual, the Ontario Jockey Club led all the other Canadian racing organizations in the item of average daily distribution. Because of the inclusion of the Ottawa and Dorval tracks, witli their lower dailv offerings, the general average of the Canadian Racing Associations tracks fell a trifle short of the 1912 , figure of ,20S. All of the older tracks increased their daily average and it may bo expected tltat when the new organizations got on their feet, so to speak, there will be a marked increase in the general average. The figures, showing this aspect of the sport from 1009 to 1913, Inclusive, follow: -Racing Races Days Run Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Dailv Av. Dailv Av. Track. 1913. 1913. 1909. 1910. 1911. 101 1913 Toronto 14 OS ,73S.33 $,S93.43 ,022.14 1913.sh,707.SG ,235.00 Hamilton 14 1S :r.r49.55 4,774.04 5,103.93 5 000.00 5 119 29 1 Blue Bonnets 14 OS 3.010.42 4.577.S5 4,753.93 4 927 14 4 7oo7 Windsor 14 98 3,191.33 3,978.93 4,177.80 4 004 29 4 09780 j Fort Erie 14 9S 3,294.00 4.13S.57 4,002.14 4;C52.S0 4 S4S57 Ottawa I, 4,002.80 Dorval 42 ; 210.07 . Totals and Gen. Av... 90 030 ,878.31 .S72.0S ,030.00 ,20S.43 ,006.72 Canadian stables occupy first and second places In the list of money-winning owners. Robert Davies has the place of honor, with II. Giddtngs second, Amos Turney third and II. G. Bedwell fourth. The Davies earnings on the Canadian circuit amounted to over 0,000, as against some 0,000 the preceding season. II. GIddings has 2,905 to his credit, against ,905 during 1912. The following tabulation embraces a list of those owners whose horses won ,000 and over on the Canadian courses, east and west: Owner. ltt. 2d. 3d. Ann. Davies, R 32 21 22 0,540 Giddings, II 24 7 10 22.903 Turney. A 17 13 13 1S.925 Bedwell, H. G 24 20 19 17.5SS Schorr. J. W 19 20 9 13,815 Campbell, C. !. 10 7 S 12,245 Hedrlck. J. W 19 24 29 12.0S5 Watkins, R. E 12 S 7 10,200 Hendrie, G. M S S 4 S.095 Whalen, J .. 4 4 3 7,025 -Martin, Wm 10 19 19 7.5S0 Hendrie, J. S. 11 10 14 7,495 Civill, P. M. 14 14 0 7,203 Seagram. .1. E 9 14 14 0,790 Davies, T. A 24 IS 13 0.590 Ferris. J. C 20 15 20 C.210 Newman, J. F 10 9 7 0,115 Tompkins, G. R ". 7 1 5,990 Heal. N. K 12 9 S 5,915 Slriker, 1 19 10 20 5,095 Gallaher Ilros 11 7 7 5.3S5 MeKiimey, W. A 13 12 17 5,320 Livingston, Mrs. L. A .4 9 12 5.215 Randolph, J -. 15 15 12 5.140 Respcss, J. B :10 2 3 4.S20 Johnson. J. A 2 1 2 4.050 Rogers. C. E. 7 9 7 4.030 Pons, F. J. "7 0 4. 4 4,003 Owner 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. alker, W s 14 11 $ 4,590 ancouver Stable 13 12 12 4 550 Mackenzie, R. J ,. 0 1 7 4 .! 5 i Haymaker, It. V n s 0 4!s00 I McLemore, W 8 10 1" 4 70 Fraser, G. A i;; 15 n 4220 I Weld, E. M 4 1 2 4,210 Kentucky Stable 14 11 t 4 135 I Crew. C. A 0 5 0 4, 135 ; Garth, L 4 5 4 4,115 Headley. H. P 7 8 S 4.0S0 Clyde. T. 3 4 2 4.070 ! Westmoreland, W. C 13 14 4 4 045 Hoag, H. W 13 14 14 3!970 Collins, W. H". 5 0 1 3,943 ! Hayes. T. P 4 5 3 3,925 Blakeley. A. G. 0 i 1 g o9 Lutz. E 12 14 14 3,910 McDauiel, H 11 12 7 3 70 Davis. N. B 0 13 12 3;75.r. McGraw. E. J S 3 10 3,750 Moore. E. W 4 0 0 3,730 Carman, R. F 4 4 0 3.0S0 OConnell, E. J. 7 7 3 3,075 Umensetter, J 7 0 1 3,000 Brodie, G. S 4 2 5 3,055 Dickson, I. M. 4 7 5 3,000 Moody. J. II 14 2 0 3.500 Weant, W. C 10 10 10 3,520 Mints. S 0 5 5 3.4SO Wilkins. .T. .. 9 11 S 3.200 Frey, Mrs. W. II S S 3 3.195 Ford, D C 11 5 3.0S0 Cottrell, E 10 10 7 3.030 Green. J 10 3 4 3,020 Doerhoefer and West 7 9 5 3,015 Lamb, J. II 9 7 8 3.010 Continued ou third page. CANADIAN KACING BEVIEW. Continued from first page. Owner. 3st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Sheridan, P 0 4 7 $ 2,985 Brookdale Stable 4 31 1 2,905 Keno Stable .10 32 8 2.905 Kelly, J. F .7.7 8 5 5 2,895 Farrington, F. 0 1 4 2,840 Oklahoma Stable 9 9 9 2,760 Burttschell, J. W 3 3 3 2.750 Louis, S 4 8 7 2.730 Dunlap, A. G 7 5 0 2,710 Carlin and Moody . 10 9 7 2,700 Knebelkamp, W. F 4 1 5 2,005 Ferguson, J. J . 0 7 0 2,030 Airhart, H. C 7 15 8 2,025 Dickinson Bros 0 a 8 2,590 Dayton, Mrs. J. W .. 4 2 4 2,545 McCarren, J. H 9 5 4 2,530 Baird, F. E 7 7 5 2.4S0 McKinney. F 4 8 3 2,410 Scott, G. W 4 2 7 2,335 Coleman, F. J 5 1 0 2,345 Richards, C. B 8 5 0 2,330 Tyrce, J. S 5 4 4 2,325 Wentworth, G 7 11 7 2,290 Beed, C 4 1 0 2,280 Day, J 7 0 9 2,280 Chapman. C. A 5 4 3 2.270 McGue, J. W 0 - 5 3 2,255 Presgrave. W. F 2 4 2 2,225 Gargan, W. 0 12 10 2,190 Short, E. H 5 S 0 2,175 Fitzgerald, E. L .5 4 3 2,175 Morgan, A. K. 0 34 4 2,300 Freeman, C. N 7 9 4 2,345 Douglas. C. H 4 3 3 2,345 Tyson, Miss E. A 4 4 2 2,320 Bresler, A. R . 4 3 3 2,095 Klng-Dodds, W. G 3 2 9 2.055 Delaney, P. ...7 S 3 2,015 Martin, W. F 0 9 7 2,005 Mclllmurray, W. J 4 2 4 1.900 Day, G. J 5 8 3 1,955 Pinkham, J 5 8 3 1,930 Campbell and Gray 0 3 4 1,910 Farr, C. A T 2 0 1,910 Utterback, E 3 3 4 1,885 Ambrose. S. A 0 4 7 1,875 Casey. W. V 5 8 0 1,855 Wilson, B. T 3 4 5 1,835 Invereck Stable 1 2 0 1,820 St. Vincent. W 0 4 0 1,800 Arthur, J. W 5 4 8 1.795 Singer, Mrs. A. M 3 2 0 1,795 Eraser Valley Stable 0 5 9 1,790 Adams, J. L. 5, 5 7 1,780 Fraley, G. 0 0 7 3.705 Indian Biver Stable 0 7 2 3.750 Melbourne, G 0 0 5 3,750 Neal. A 1 5 30 3,750 Mizell, W. R 2 0 4 3,750 Grubcr, M. B. j 3 2 0 1,745 Lawry, H. O. and J 0 4 3 1,740 Trowbridge and Officer 0 0 5 1,735 Bradley. E. R 2 3 4 1,730 Clark, I. E. 5 8 2 1,730 Hauscr, C 0 4 5 1.710 Gorin, H. B 0 5 3 1,085 Stewart. D. E 4 2 2 1,085 Dahle, E. C 4 1 1 1,075 Miles. J. P 4 0 0 1,075 Horton, E 5 2 0 1,070 Kean, C. J 3 1 3 1.0G0 Lewis, E. 0 3 8 3.020 Aste, A. L 3 3 3 3,015 Scott, T 0 2 1 3,035 G refer and Bender 3 0 1 1,000 San Francisco Stable 5 5 9 1,595 Foulk. A. W 5 0 7 1,590 Beresford, F 5 5 4 1,580 Rawlings, J. M 4 0 5 1,570 Fcnwick. W 0 2 5 1,530 Gregg, A. A 5 5 C 1,530 Macfarlane, N 1 0 4 1,525 Tigue, J ". 4 0 4 3,520 Eaton, H. C 5 4 3 3,530 Fine. W. P 2 2 5 3,505 Hoots, A. W .. 3 3 0 3,505 Sheridan, J : 5 0 2 1,505 Moore, M. C. : 3 0 1 1,490 Parker. T. S 2 0 1 1.4S5 Hall, W. R 1 4 2 1 1.455-1 Cheek, T 1..1...7 3 4 1,480 Enright. T. G 3 1 0 1.450 Todd, E. N 2 1 0 1,445 Pontius and Boland G 3 3 1,445 Hitchcock, T 3 0 0 1,445 Rites, H 2 5 4 1.435 Miller, G. M. 3 2 1 1,425 Snnnyside Stable 5 3 3 1,420 West, J. T 4 0 3 1;415 Womach. I. N. 4 7 5 1,410 Raymond, D 3 2 1 1,410 Appleton; C. L. 4 4 0 1,410 Ekers, L. A 1 1 3 1,395 McBride, E. 2 4 5 1,380 Neustadter. JI , ,5, ,4 0 1,380 Woods. T 2 2 1,375 Woodard. W. 3 1 0 1,305 Martin, W. M. 3 0 0 1,305 Hamilton. W 5 4 2 1,345 Daly. W. J 4 3 4 1,340 Larkin, J 4 4 0 1,330 Glassco, K. 3 1 0 1,305 Kaufman, E. D 5 2 4 1,290 Cambron. D. C 4 3 9 1,290 Boden, J 3 1 0 1,2.85 Carter, B. D 4 5 4 -,2S5 Clark, J. B . 4 5 5 1,285 Terwilliger, B. J 3 7 5 1.2S0 Griffin, J ; 3 2 3 1.2S0 Gorman, J. G 1 2 1 0 1,275 Hochrein. J. 1 4 8 1,205 Strode, J. A 3 1 4 1,255 Marshall. R. P 2 2 0 1,250 Clinton Stable 3 1 3 1,245 McLennan. B. 1 3 1 1,235 Carson. W. B 2.3 1 1,230 Revnolds. J. N 4 5 3 1,230 Bird, L. E. 4 4 5 1.220 Ashe. F. W 2 2 2 1.210 Phillips, Mrs. J 4 4 1 1,205 Parr, B 1 5 8 1,205 King, L. F 4 5 2 1,200 Hill, D. 4 3 5 1,195 Karr, A. J 4 3 4 1,100 Goodwin, L. A. . 5 1 2 1,100 Adrians, L 3 3 4 1,150 Capps, W. C 5 1 1 1,145 Malone, A. 2 0 2 1,140 Trotter. E. 2 3 1 1.140 Weete, B 2 3 3 1,135 Adams. J. H 3 2 5 1,105 Phillips, W. E. 2 1 0 1.105 Cooper, J. M 2 1 5 1,095 Oots, H. ..2 2 0 1,075 Miller and Moreland ...1 5 3 1,070 Obernesser, W 1 3 2 1,070 Watkins, J. L .2 1 5 1,005 Oest, C 4 1 5 1,050 Mondorif, C. W. 4 2 3 1,050 McRedmond, E 3 5 4 1,045 Daly. M 1 4 0 1,045 Howell, G. W. ...3 3 8 1.040 Donohue, T. J 2 O 1 1,035 Phillips, H 2 3 0 1,030 Gladstone. I, ..4 2 0 1,020 Misslck, Mrs. S 3 2 3 1,015 Lee, W. M 4 0 1 1,010 The advance that is being made in the breeding of thoroughbreds in Canada is strikingly illustrated by the fact that for the first time since Canadian racing attained its present importance a Canadian-bred has been able to head the list of money-winning horses. This distinction falls to Harry Giddings crack three-year-old. Hearts of Oak, winner of the Kings Plate and other important events. Hearts of Oaks winnings are nearly double those of Amos Turneys three-year-old Horron, the .second horse on the list. Kay Spences Hodge,. John Whalens Buskin and Robert Davies First Sight and Southern Maid are next in order. The tabulation which follows embraces a complete list of those horses which won ,000 or more on the Canadian courses: Eorse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Hearts of Oak 7 2 1 1,405 Horron 4 0 O 0,930 Hodge 11 1 1 0,740 Buskin 2 3 2 0,515 Southern Maid 5 :: O 0.240 First Sight .....7." 4 2 1 0,210 Lihdesta 7 4 0 5.S10 Flabbergast 5 3 2 5,370 Plate Glass t 5 2 3 4,050 Flora Fina 2 1 1 4,000 Blackford 4 4 2 4.305 Barnegat 5 2 4,020 Beehive 0 O 0 3,995 Kleburne 2 1 2 3,900 Great Britain 3- 3 O 3.S75 Sherwood 5 3 2 3,820 Jack Dennerleu 4 2 5 3,055 Airey 2 3 3 3,570 Pan Zareta 0 5 2 3,530 Weldship 3 3 0 3.4C0 Kootenay 3 5 0 3.235 Tactics 7 2 1 3,145 The Usher 3 1 3 3,140 The Rump 5 2 5 3.090 Hamilton 2 2 2 3.0S5 Bello 2 4 0 3,015 Gun Cotton 3 4 0 3,020 Yorkville 0 1 4 2,870 Chester Krura 0 1 0 2.R30 Douerail 2 2 1 2.745 Knights Differ 5 2 O 2,730 Manasseh 3 3 4 2,030 Miss Gayle 2 5 3 2,005 Calgary 2 7 4 2.590 Caper Sauce 5 3 2 2.590 Guty Pallen 7 10 5 2,540 Ondramon 3 J! 1 2,520 Lady Panchita 4 2 O 2.500 Bwana Tumbo 3 1 2 2,480 .Horse.. - 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Leochares 4 3 3. $ 2,425 Prince Ahmed ...2 0 3 2,410 Chilla 3 4 2 2,330 Lord Wells ... 4 3 0 2,280 Corn Broom 4 0 1 2,255 Lackrose 0 4 0 2,250 Truly ..3 2 2 2,230 Requiram 4 5 3 2,225 Rille Brigade 3 3 2 2,205 Lochlel 1 1 Z 2,203 Lizzie Flat 4 1 4 2,195 Ocean Queen 0 4 4 2,180 Towton Field 2 5 0 2,170 Henry Rltte 3 1 4 2,105 Kingly 1 2 1 2,100 Dick Deadwood 5 5 0 2,110 Sarolta 2 0 3 2,000 York Lad 4 3 0 2,045 Yuba 0 2 2 2,040 Dark Bosaleen 3 5 1 2,035 Luckola 2 2 4 2,025 Parcel Post 5 1 3 2,000 Dynamite 2 5 5 1,990 Dsaple ...4 1 1 1,985 Flex ..4 1 2 1.9S0 John Reardon 4 1 0 1,905 Cogs 2 10 5 1,955 El Oro .4 2 O 1,950 Tankard 3 5 5 1,940 Janus 0 7 2 1,923 Rash 3 5 3 1,925 Stevesta 0 4 2 1,020 Jim L. 0 4 . 2 1,900 Bat Masterson 0 3 1 3.SG5 Princess Thorpe 5 3 2 3805 Melton Street 2 1 3 -3,805 Surprising 1 2 1 3,850 Meissen 4 3 1 1.S45 Czar Michael 2 5 4 1,830 Miss Declare 4 0 0 1,825 Planover .. 1 2 0 1.820 Jacquelina 3 O 1 1,810 Rockspring 3 5 1 1,810 Strite 3 2. 0 1.S05 Buckhorn 3 0 - L 1.S0O Cuttyhunk 0 5" 1 1.795 Curious 5 4 8 1,705 Elwah . 3- 3 , 2 1,785 Marjorie A 3 2 0 L770 Princess Industry 3 A 3 1,705 Leialoha 5 7 5 1.755 Enniskillen 3 2 0 1,745 Gcrrard 3 4 3, 1.740 Golden Treasure 5 2- 0 1,740 Cool 0 4 1 . 1.74C Cannock . ............ 1 3X 1 1.720 Louise Travers ". 3 5 3 1.720 Pat Rutledge 3 3 4 1.7.15 Emerald Gem 3 4 1 3,7u Buck Thomas 0 5 3 1.0.M Good Day 4 1 1 1.075 Little Nephew 3 1. u 3,07i Tom Sayers 3 3- 5 3,005 Zodiac ...4 O 3 3,000 Crystiawoga 2 5 1 1,000 Swede Sam 0 3 5 1,050 Font 4: 3 0 0 1.05O Palatable -. ....7- 2- 2 1,050 Love Day 3 3. 3 1,035 Spellbound 3- and 2 l.tiJiO Chemulpo 3 5- 2 1,025 Cliff Edge ., 3 0- 1 1.020 Cecil ... 0 2- 1 1.015 Phillistina 0 O 3 1.0C0 Tahoe . 2 3 3 1.5S0 Niciiis "...4: 3 2 1,500 Imprint :; 0 1 1.550 Southern Gold 0 2 5 l.r-IO Baron de Kalb 4 0 2 l.r.2". Song of Bocks 4 4 0 1,52.1 Mother Katcham 3 1- 3 1,525 Edda ". 1 2 1 1,515 Edmond Adams 5 5 5 1,510 Ugo .5 4 1- 1,510 Useeit 3 1 0 1,505 Sir Blaise 2 2 5 1,503 Seneca .".7. 4 0 2 1,450 Bayport 3 0. 0 1,445 Voladay Jr 4- 2 2 1,420 Pierre Dumas 4 C 3 1,415 Bob Lynch i 2. 5 4 1,410 Vested Rights 2 2 1 1,400 Gotelus -.. 5 0 .0 1,400 Earl of Savoy 2 0 1 1,390 Stelcliff ...i 4 2 4 1.3S0 Nila 5 1 1 1.3S0 The Prophet 1 0 0 1,375 Our Nugget 4 2 2 1,375 Brush 4 4 3 1,370 Howdy Howdy 3 1 1 1,365 Mystic Light 2 1 1 1,303 Apiaster 3 1 0 1,350 Ben Stone 4 0 5 1,340 Anavri 2 7 2 1,335 Slipper Day 2 3 2 1,335 Harbard 3 1 2 1,320 Henotic 5 3 0 1,320 Wicksou 1 1 2 1,320 Ratina 3- 0- 0 1,315 Paton 1 2 0 l;315 Inlan .-3 1 1 1,305 Marion Gaiety ........ 3- 1" o 1,305 Dangerous March ; . . 2 1 1 1,300 White Caps 1 2: 0 1,290 Toddling 3 1 5 1,285 Bighteasy 1. 7 2 1,280 Black Toney ; 2 2 0 1.2S0 Laura Clay 5; 2 1 1.270 CLIIton Trance 5 2 0 i;270 Safranor 5 2 3 3,200 Tort Johnson 4 3 8 3,200 Havrock 4 -1 3 1,200 Willis 4 2 1 1,250 The Widow Moon 2 2 0 1.250 Otilo .... -. 3 7 4 1,245 Mama Johnson 3 - 1 4 1,245 L. M. Eckert 2 3 3 1,235 Muy Buena , 4 4 2 1,230 Auto Maid 4 3 4 1,230 Dromi 5 2 2 1,230 C. W. Kennon 5 3 2 1,220 Cloak 5 0 1 1,210 Cordova .3 1 1 1.210 Hoffman ...2 2 2 1.210 Herpes ... 4 2 0 1,210 Incision 3 2 1 1,205 Cliff Stream 1 3 3 1,200 Eddie Mott 4 4 4 1,200 Dally Waters 3 2 0 1,200 Back Bay 2 2 4 1,204 Vandergrift 1 0 1 1,195 Ella Grane 2 3 2 1,190 Miss Primity 4 2 0 1,180 Dusky Dave 4 3 5 1,170 Three Links 3 2 2 1,150 Veueta Stroine 3 3 4 1,150 Maid of Frome 0 1 0 1,150 Jewel of Asia 4 3 3 1,145 Katty Connor 3 0 5 1,140 Carlton G. 2 0 2 1,140 The Monk 5 2 2 1.140 Metropolitan 4 3 0 1,130 Camel 5. 1 1 1,125 Marie T 2 1 3 1,120 Napier 2 2 4 1,120 Amberite 2. 2 2 1,110 Uncle Jimmie Gray 5 1 0 1,110 Trovato 2 1 4 1,114 Honey Bee ...2 t 1 1,110 Mollie S. 2 1 1 1,105 Miss Sly 4 3 3 1.10t Colors 2 2 4 1,095 Manganese .3 2 0 1,005 Madeline B 3 7 1 1,090 Oblivion 2 10 2 1,080 Stoneman 4 4 2 1.0S0 Henry Hutchison 1" 3 0 1,080 Efficiency 4 3 2 l.OSO Cowl 2 1 1 1,075 Joe Stein 2 1 2 1.075 Jessup Bum 2 2 2 1,075 Brawny 2 2 2 1.070 The African 1 3 2 1.07O Cassowary 4 1 4 1.005 Ynca 5 1 1 1,005 Spring Maid 2 0 2 1,005 Grlf 2 O 1- 1.000 Bummage 3 5 4 1,055 Minco jimmie 4 2 3 1,050 Lady Pender 3 5 4 1.03O King Cash 1 0 2 1,050 Melts 2 2 3 1,045 My Fellow 2 1 1 1,040 Hatteras 2 O 2. 1,035 Marcovil 2 2 0 1,030 Beda ..3 5 3 1,020 Dr. Neufer 4 2 2 1,020 Sallie ODay 4 2 2 1,020 Roval Message 2- 1 O 1,015 Garneau .2 2 2 1,010 Promoter 2 1 0 1,010 Bobby 3 4 5 1,010 Jonquil 2 1 4 1,010 Ravaria 4 0 1 1,010 Rosiris 3 3 1 1.010 Russell McGill 2 1 3 1.OQ0 Ta Nun Da 2 1 0 1,000 Just Red 1 5 3 1.000 Harry Lauder 2 0 0 1,000 As during the preceding year, jockeys who rode on the half mile tracks and on the Pacific coast made a better showing in winning mounts than the riders on Canadian Racing Association tracks. Drerw. who rode most frequently on the half mile courses of eastern Canada, heads the list with 58 winning mounts. Then, in order, come Hill and Groth. who rode, in British Columbia, and C. Knight, another half mile track rider. C. Turner was most sue cessf nl of the boys whose efforts were confined to the. Canadian Racing Association oonree. The record of the jockeys who piloted one or more winners during the season is shown in the- following tabu-latin: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Drever 192 5S 19 20 95 .3 Hill . 323 47 40 42 194 .15 Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Grotll 22S 47 40 35 100 .21 Knight, C 269 35 41 42 131 .13 Tinner, C 154 3.". 23 20 76 .23 Gentry 2S7 31 45 45 103 .12 Itontou. F 222 33 .".5 :13 121 .15 Warrington 200 33 32 2S 113 .10 OBrien, J 1S5 32 27 27 99 .17 Pickens 244 31 33 30 150 .14 Cavanaugh 212 30 30 32 150 .12 Obert 1C5 2! 20 27 S3 .18 Taylor, AV. AV ISO 29 IS 27 100 .15 Washear 171 27 30 21 93 .10 Buxton 143 27 22 2S 06 .19 Snyder, H 1S3 20 3S 33 8i .14 Montour 151 20 24 20 SI .17 Ueronde 137 20 19 15 77 .19 Burns, G 107 20 10 15 50 .24 Claver 157 25 32 29 71 .10 Taylor, AV 150 24 24 21 SI .10 Small, It 119 24 22 18 75 .20 Molesworth .157 24 22 22 S! .15 Jackson. F. 114 24 14 17 59 .21 McMartln 223 23 20 20 154 .10 Gould 95 22 14 13 40 .23 Skirvin . ..ISO 21 27 18 114 .12 Kederis 10S 21 25 11 51 .20 Murphy, .T 114 21 15 IS CO .18 Halsey 135 21 14 15 85 .15 .Taqkson. C 149 20 22 1 0 91 .13 Gray, II 133 20 20 13 SO .15 Anderson 143 20 19 20 S4 .14 Carter. It 177 19 23 30 99 .10 McBride, J 102 19 15 21 107 .12 Wilson, J 54 19 12 8 15 .35 Mclntyre, .T 142 19 11 11 101 .13 McKwen. E ... 93 IS 12 14 4! .19 Roland, 1 SO 17 19 14 30 .09 Corey 90 10 11 7 00 .18 Moody. I 94 15 7. 15 57 .10 Adams, V 77 14 11 G 4G .18 Gross Ill 14 10 20 G7 .13 Killlngsworth 77 14 9 3 51 .IS Knapp, W 40 14 7 S X7 .30 Watts, It 83 13 17 11 42 .1G Alley 141 13 12 22 94 .09 Franklin 18S 12 17 10 143 .00 Deaveniwt, J S5 12 15 12 40 .14 Van Dusen 112 12 13 9 7S .11 McDowell S2 12 12 13 45 .15 Teak, C 05. 12 10 11 32 .IS Burlingame S2 12 10 12 42 .15 Itattiste S3 12 10 12 49 .14 Adams, F 99 12 10 10 55 .12 Gargan, W 142 11 24 23 84 .OS Neylon 70 11 15 9. 35 .10 Teahan 02 11 12 9 30 .IS Hooney 50 11 10 4 31 .20 Levee 75 11 8 11 45 .15 McCarthy, I 102 11 5 10 70 .11 Moore, F 120 10 14 20 70 .OS Falrbrother 54 10 0 S 30 .10 Scbarf, E 147 9 14 20 104 .07 Carter, E. 100 9 12. 14 65 .09 Ambrose C3 9 9 10 35 .14 Callahan. .1 93 9 9 13 02 .10 Carroll, C. W 99 9 S 9 73 .09 Goose 05 S 13 S 30 .12 Meripole 134 S S 7 111 .00" Connelly, D 120 7 19 IS 76 .00 Dennler 109 7 1G 19 07 .00 White. C S2 7 12 9 54 .09 Phillips, II 77 7 10 5 55 .09 Mondou, J 32 7 S G 21 .22 Hall, W. 44 7 G 8 23 .10 Loftus 25 7 5 1 12 .28 Kobbliis. .7 59 7 5 4 43 .12 Gore 45 7 4 0 2S .10 Hopkins 78 0 10 C 56 .OS Martin, E. 5S G 9 G 37 .10 Bauer. J S7 G 9 G G6 .07 Itiddie 55 G 8 4 37 .11 Jensen 00 6 S 9 43 .09 Gritlin, K. 30 G 3 5 1G .20 Wilson, A 43 0 2 9 20 .14 Crawford 35 5 S 2 20 .14 Forsyth 73 5 7 0 55 .07 Sehuttinger 53 5 G 4 3S .09 Dennlsou, J 55 5 2 4 44 .09 Warren 11 5 1 2 .3 .45 Caldwell, 0 43 5 1 0 31 .12 Shannon 49 4 9 3 33 .OS Stevens, F 44 4 0 7 27 .08 Martin, A 30 4 5 5 22 .11 Rigbthiiro 40 4 5 0 31 .09 Hoffman, It 40 4 4 4 28 .10 Waldrou, It 30 4 3 G 23 .11 Hanover, A 05 3 9 5 4S .05 Davenport, J 31 3 5 S 15 .10 Ormes 31 3 5 3 20 .09 Rhodes 35 3 .4 S 20 .09 Clement 37 3 2 S 24 .OS Diilin, W 19 3 1 2 13 .10 Steele, It. IS 3 1 1 13 .17 McEwen, 1 10 3 0 3 4 .30 Ferguson, A 32 2 G 3 21 .00 Jones, C 44 2 0 5 31 .05 Gordon 35 2 5 4 24 .06 Chappell 04 2 4 S 00 .03 Kent, L 11 2 3 2 4 .IS Nathan 38 2 3 4 29 .05 Rowley, G 15 2 3 0 10 .13 Kelly, F 15 2 2 0 11 .13 McCloskey 17 2 2 3 10 .12 Pauley 1G 2 2 4 8 .13 Wills, F 47 2 2 G 37 .04 Uruce 13 2 1 0 10 .15 Brooks, R 14 2 1 0 11 .14 Johnston, T 23 2 1 2 18 .09 McAdams 12 2 1 1 8 .17 Powell, A 29 2 1 5 21 .07 Watts. II 19 2 1 0 10 .11 Bedell 3S 1 0 G 25 .03 Feeney, R 39. 1 4 5 29 .03 Quinlan 22 1 2 5 14 .05 Gaines 1U 1 1 1 13 .00 Williams, J. J 25 1 1 5 IS .04 Costley 0 1 1 0 4 .17 Smyth, II 12 1 1 1 9 .08 Barziley, L 2 1 0. 0 1 .50 Brooks 7 1 0 0 G .14 Coleman, J. ..." 1 1 0 0 0 100 Davidson. A .1 1 0 0 0 100 Loiiiisberry 37 1 0 G 24 .03 Merchant. F 1 1 0 0 0 100 Mott. A 2S 1 0 3 24 .04 Niblaek 3 1 0 0 2 .35 Key, C 7 1 0 0 0 .14 Russell 1 1 0 0 0 100 Williams. A 11 1 0 1 9 .09 Woods, J 4 1 0 0 3 .25 The following jockeys placed, but failed to win: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. Sd.Unp. Stirling 3S 0 7 4 27 Ward, W 34 0 G 4 24 Ilecht 43 0 5 S 30 Butwell 16 0 5 3 S Williams, J 33 0 3 2 2S Veager 10 0 3 0 13 Cook. J 14 0 3 4 7 Wolfe 11 0 3 2 0 Bergen, J 14 0 2 1 11 Shipton. A S 0 2 0 G Wilson, II 7 0 2 2 3 Dale 5 0 2 1 2 Fuerst 23 0 1 1 21 WIckline 20 0 1 1 18 Harty 13 0 1 0 12 Haydeii 14 0 1 1 12 Fryer, T 13 0 1 2 10 McDonald. J 13 0 1 3 9 Johnson, F 11 0 1 2 S Gullett 9 0 1 2 5 Nolan, T 4 0 1 0 3 Griner, W 2 0 1 0 1 Forehand 2 0 1 0 1 Stevenson 3 0 1 1 1 Allen, E 1 0 1 0 0 Black, A 1 0 1 0 0 Fain 2 0 1 1 0 Hart, F 18 0 0 2 10 Spencer, P 18 0 0 3 15 Lomas S 0 0 1 7 Broadfoot 9 0 O 2 7 Ferguson G 0 0 1 5 Shilling,, R 0 0 0 1 5 Simmons 4 0 0 1 3 Scully 4 0 0 1 3 Schweitzer . 5 0 0 2 3 Robertson 3 0 0 1 2 Sheehan 2 0 0 0 2 Geronde 3 0 0 1 2 King, J 3 0 0 1 2 Maguire 3 0 0 1 2 Murphy, T 2 0 O 1 1 Malone. W 2 0 0 1 .1 Fenwlck 2 0 0 1 1 Hlnphy 1 0 0 1 0 McAndrews 2 0 0 2 0 Zepp 1 0 0 1 0 The following had mounts to the number shown and failed to place: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Andress. W 1 Kratz. E 2 Bauer. D 2 Lucas 1 Bdrgnn, W 4 Lycurgus 1 Busch. AV. 4 McCahey 1 Coleman. II 1 McCarthy, M 1 Collins 4 Miller. C. 4 Cragin 3 Minton, J. 7 Cullen, C 1 Morgan, A 1 Dalv 3 Murphy, F 1 Deliihy 3 Murray, W 1 Dugau 1 OBrien 1 Evans 1 Petherbrldge 4 Frach 4 Powers, II. 1 Golnes 11 Putinan. P S Graver 4 Randolph 1 Hammer. H 3 Sling 1 Hanover. B 2 Smith, C 30 Harris 1 Smith. L. 1 Hart - Smith, F 1 Ilipgrnvo 2 Smith. T 9 Iljste. TV 1 Stegmelor 1 Horrell 1 Vnrley, F. 4 Howard. C. 3 Walsh. J. J 4 Ilymnrk 1 Ward 10 Jarrett 11 Wells. L t Kelly X Wlugtleld 1 Kermath carried off the honors anong the steeplechase jockeys, those who piloted one or more winners being as follows: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Kermath 29 13 8 4 4 .45 Ileatlieringtou 13 4 3 1 5 .31 Noc, W 0 3 0 1 2 .50 Bowser 1S 3 2 1 12 .17 Dupee, J 23 3 0 4 10 .13 OConnor, M 4 2 1 1 0 .50 Walker, E S 2 1 3 2 .25 Simpson 6 2 1 2 1 .33 Fain 9 2 0 0 7 .22 Pearce. G. . ; S 2 1 2 3 .15 Von Alvenleben, Mr. ... 1 1 0 0 0 100 Buchanan, Dr 1 1 0 0 0 100 Allen, W 2 1 0 1 0 .50 Gritlin. Mr 3 1 0 0 2 .33 Gates. N 4 1 0 1 2 .25 Clarke, J 5 1 1 1 2 .20 Keating, W 5 1 2 1 1 .20 Kohler 9 1 0 1 1 .11 Wilson. S 11 1 2 2 0 .09 Beamish 11 1 2 3 5 .09 Pemberton 12 1 2 0 9 .OS The following placed, hut failed to win: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. Sd.Unp. Lefevre, H 4 0 2 1 1 Grosvenor, Mr 2 0 2 0 0 JefTers 4 0 1 1 2 Reed, Capt 3 0 1 0 2 Hannigan 2 0 1 0 1 Kelleher ". 3 0 1 1 1 Boyle, II 2 0 1 0 1 Higging, S 8 0 0 1 7 McAfee 0 0 0 1 5 Howard, T 6 0 0 2 4 Taylor 4 0 0 1 3 Cassidy. F 4 0 0 1 3 Summerlleld. Mr 3 0 0 1 2 Williams, J 2 0 0 1 1 Austin, Mr. 3 0 0 2 1 The following had mounts to the number shown and failed to place: Rider. Mts. Rider. Mts. Renjalield, Mr 1 Ilbgan 1 Bernhardt 4 Isaacs. Capt 1 Brown, C 1 Kllcullen 1 Burghersch, Lord .... 1 Koerner, C 1 Chartraud 3 Smith, J 4 Hagan, J 1 The distinction of saddling the greatest number of winners among the trainers fell to John Nixon, a Canadian trainer who handled the horses owned by Robert Davies of Toronto, with marked success. Mr. Nixon saddled 30 winners for his employer in Canada, whose earnings amounted to 0,540. This showing falls short of the phenomenal record made by J. F. Schorr over the Canadian courses the preceding year, when he made a Canadian record by saddling 51 winners, with earnings of 9,415. Still, Mr. Nixons showing is far above the average for the Canadian circuit. Next to him in point of winners saddled on the tracks of eastern Canada come II. G. Bedwell and A. G. Weston with a record of 22 each, and W. M. Martin, who handles the Amos Turney horses, with a record of 20. The honors for British Columbia fell to M. Garrity, with 24 winners. The record of the trainers of one or more winners on all tbe tracks of Canada for the year Is embraced in the following tabulation: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Adklns, J. D 0 Hamilton, W 5 Airhart. II. C 7 Hamilton, C 1 Anderson, W. T 3 Hargrove. L. S 3 Archer. C. E 2 Harris. J. T 1 Arthur. J 2 Harris, R. II 4 Arthurs, J. W 2 Hatfield, T 1 Baglev, B. J 2 llauser, C G Baglev, 0 2 Hawk, C 5 Balrd," F. E 8 Hayes, J 2 Balrd. W. M 0 Hayes, T. P 14 Baker, W. II 1 Haymaker, L 10 Baldwin, J. S 1 Heavllin, R. T 2 Banks. C 3 Hester, S. N 5 Barnes, G 1 Hicks, L. W: 1 Bassatt. G 3 Hill, D. 4 Bates. W 1 Hoag, II. W 13 Real, N. K. 12 Hodge, T 5 Bedwell, II. G 22 Hope, J 4 Bellew, A. C 1 Horton, E 9 Rerrv. A. 4 Howell, V 0; BerrV, -J. B. " Howell, 1. 3 Bircher, F. L 1 Huestis. D 20: Blakeley, A. G 7 Hubbard, A 1 Blakeley. W. C. ... 3 Hutchinson, J 7 linden, J S Jackson. E 1, Bogau. C 2 Jeannette, I. F 2 .Roland, G. H. 0 John, I!. 0 Boland, J 0 Johnson. J 4 Booker, J 1 Johnston. J 7 Borland. F 1 Joplin, W. O. 3 Bovle, G 3 Karr, A. .1. 3 Braden. W 2 Kelly, J. F. 5 Bradfield, I. B 5 Kessinger, F. II. ... 9 Brollier. D. A. ..... 2 Lafferty. A 3 Brosius. C. E. 5 Lamb, P. 2 Brown, E 9 Lavm. J. II. 1 Brown. W 2 Lawless, R 3 Bryson, G. R 2 Lee, W. M 4 Buchanan, A. D. ... 1 Lester, R 2 Bulcroft. A 3 Lewis. J. A 3 Burke, W. E 3 Lewis, AY . 5 Burkley. R 1 Linn, J. AA 1 Burks, J. 2 Linnell. E. 5 Burton. F 1 Littleileld, B. T 9 Bnrttschell. W. A... S Livingston. AV. 7 Callahan. R 1 Louden. II 1 Capps, W. C 5 Lowe. J. 1 Carman. R. F 4 Lowry, II. 0 9. Carr. L 2 Lutz, E. 12 Carson, W. B 2 Lynn, F 2 Carter, R. I 5 Lynn, J. II 2 Casey, W. V 4 Lynn. T 1 Castln, A 2 Malone, A. 2 Chapman, B 2 Marleman, G. II 4 Charles. J 9 Mart n, C 13 Char. on. W. 1 1 Mart n, T. 1 Cheek T. 4 Martin, TV D 1 Cisco, W. F 1 Martin, AV. . 10 Clvill, P. M 1 Martin, W. F 1 Clancy, W. C 1 Martin, W. M 20 Clark. J. B 0 Masterson, J 4 Clifford. J. V 1 Mayberry, G. 3 Cline, E. 2 Mayer. A 3 Coburn. J. F 3 Maulding, B 4 Cochrane, G. B 3 McAvoy, E. 1 Cole. B. L 2 McCafterty. J. J. ... Collis. P 3 McCarty. G. G Connor. .T. C 1 McDaniel. II 12 Connor. J. J 2 McDonald, B 1 Cooncr. J. M 4 McDonald, C. L 2 Cottrell. E 10 McEnery, M. J 2 Covington, W. 0 Mclllmurray. J 4 Craig S. R -. " McKennip, P 1 Crist L 3 McKinney, W. A. ...13 Crist. T. E 9 McGec, J. W 2 Crysler, T 0 McGroarty, L 5 Cullen. T 3 McGue, J. W G Dahle, E. C 1 McGuire. T 1 Daley F J 5 McPherson. J 4 Daly", M 8 Meagher, T 4 Daly. W. C 2 Melbourne, G 0 Dalv, W. J 3 Merchant. J. S 1 Davis, J. W 1 Mikel, W. M 1 Davis. N. B 7 Mllburn. J. M 2 Davis. S. F Miles, P. J. 3 Dav. G. .T 1 Miller, D. B 2 Davton, J. W 4 Miller, G. M 3 Delanev. P S Milton, G. 1 Dempsey. A. E 1 Mhiogue. J. R 1 Rchnison. D 0 MIntz. S. 0 Dennv, A. T. 5 MIsick. J. D. 3 Dickinson. R. P. ... Mondorff. C. W 4 Douglas, C. H 2 Moody. J. II 14 Dunlap, A. G 7 Moody. N. K 10 Dnrkln. J 1 Moore, E. W. 4 Eckert. J 3 Moreland. G. B 1 Edwards. J 0 Morton. G. II 4 Elliott, W. , 2 Mulliolland. C .-10 Ellison. II. T 2 Mulligan. W 1 Ellisom W. F 1 Mumford, T. B 9 Emmert. C. C 2 Murray. E 7 Evans. B. C 3 Neal, A I Everest, JY 2 Neil, J. 4 Everman. J. S 2 Newman, II. S 8 Feakes. M 4 Nlehaus, A. C 1 Fenwick, W G Nixon. .T. 30 Fine, L. E 2 OConnell. E. J 5 Fltzcerald, E. L. ... 8 Oest, C. 4 Fitzgerald. P 2 Officer, C. W. Fizer, W. n 14 OLeary. L. F 1 . Flvnn, W 2 Olsen, S 1 Foler G 3 Olsen, V. E 2 Ford", D G Oots, n 3 Ford. .T. II 1 Parker. J. W. 0 Fonlk, A. W Patterson, A. E Fraley, G 5 Patterson, J. W Freeman. C. N 7 Paul. J. Frey. W. n 12 Pelter, J. 2 Gaines. W. P 2 Pending, R. 4 Gallagher. F. A 1 Perkins. W 3 Gallaher, .T. C 18 Phillip. C 1 Gargan. Wm 0 Phillips. E. M. Garrity, M 24 Phillips. J. Oaith. .T. W 5 Pinkham. J R Getchell, E. E. . X Plrker. W. W. 1 Giddings. II.. Jr. ...20 Plunlliicr. W. X . Olasscook. 1 1 Polk. S 1 Glassco. E. t Pope. B 2 Goodln. A Powers. J. 3 Googe. G. W 2 Powers. R. J 1 c.nrman. M. - Pritchard. J 2 GratTord. F. W 1 Procter. T. ; Gray Guy 5 Oulnlan. J. J 4 Grav. J. B RrttTorty. L. - 1 Gregg. A. A Rnmsov L. J 14 Green. .T 10 Randolph. J 15 Greenwood. .T 1 Rawlev. v 1 Grev. J. A. 1 Ray. C. W 1 Ilak. U. J Rpp1. C. 9 TTnlen. E. W 1 Ponius. IT 1 Hall. C. W 5 Resness. J. B 10 Hall. W. R 2 Reynolds. C 8 Ham, P 1 Rlneliart, F 1 Trainer. AVlns. Trainer. Wins. Ritmrose. R 1 Shaw, G 4 Ripley. R 4 Sheridan. .T. J 5 Risk. V 2 Sheridan. P " Rites. II. 0 Shields. W 10 Roberts, C. A 4 Short. E. II 5 Robison. G. W 2 Small, G. A 3 Rogers, II G Smith. I 1 Rogers. R 1 Smith, F 3 Ross, C. A 1 Smith. G 1 Rowc. C. E 1 Smith. II. C 1 Roy. A. N 1 Smvthe. J. F I Ryan. T. H 3 Southall, C 2 Sabine. J. R. 1 Spears, A 1 Bailee. W. R 4 Spence. K 14 Schorr, .7. F 14 St. Vincent, W 0 Schwartz. W. H 1 Stanton, F. 5 Scott. 1 3 Sterling, J 1 Scott, G. W 4 Stewart, D. E 0 Scott. T. 11 Stockier. .7. 13 Scnitto. W S Stone, L 2 Shannon. II S Striker. 1 19 Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins Sulley. G 2 Weaut, W. C 1 Sullivan, .7 1 Webb, II 3 Tigue, J". 4 Wells, T. II. 3 Tompkins. G. R 12 Wentworth. G 7 Trevey, W. S 2 West, .1. T 7 Trotter. E 4 West. P. M 7 Troxler. .1. .1 3 Westmoreland. W. C.14 Tyler, W. A .2 Weston, A. G 22 Umensetter. J 10 Whalen, J 5 Valentine, A. L 3 Whittaker. J 0 Van Ray. II 1 Whyte. E 12 Vestal. R. N 5 Wilkerson, E 9 Wagnou, .7. G 4 Williams, A. R 1 Walker. G 4 Winfrey, G. C 1 Walker, W S Wilson, M. L. . 2 Wallace, AV. M 2 AVilson, T. E. I A AAalsh. W. 3 Wilson. A G. 1 AValters. .7 9 AVorley, A. I 3 i AVare. .7. S 2 Wright, B 1 Watkins. R. E 13 AVrlght, I. 1 AVatkins, AA A 3 dimmer. P 2
