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*r "* . of C. :l C. i j. .1. J. j -. . , . | J : j 1 I I -1 .1. I I I I . I I • .1 i 1 . I t i , i i i i , i • . [ . I . I - I 1 ! . . I + LEADING AMERICAN JOCKEYS OF THE PAST SEVEN YEARS ii *- + It does not speak well for the ability of present day jockeys in America that riders who have long since ceased to be seen in the saddle in this country continue to monopolize the leading positions in the tabulation jockeys credited with one hundred or more winning mounts in the years from 1907 to lOlu, inclusive. B 11. Shilling, who heads the list, has been under suspension since the season of 1912. V. Powers, who is •■cond. has been riding in France since l.iio. and Eddie Dugan. who is third, has been a member of the America! colony of riders in Continental Europe for the past two years. E. Martin stands highest of the jockeys in the list who are still riding in this county, with J. Butwell and J. MeCahey following in the order named. The fluctuating fortunes of the leading jockeys of North America during the years named and the amounts won by fheiu for their employers are herewith shown: 1907. 1908. 19 I9. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. , -Totals , Amount old ol •fockoys. 1st. 1st. 1st. 1st. 1st. 1st. 1st. Mts. 1st. P.C. Won. tl H. .Shilling 138 270 Hi 172 75 Co .. 2.S21 832 .29 50,458 1: V. Powers 50 324 173 107 .. .. .. 2,93« 054 .22 327. 121 h i:. Dugan 154 174 143 83 112 2 3.087 018 .20 527.084 " K. Martin 57 127 98 79 39 102 93 4.073 595 .15 273.S47 B Butwell 10 10 153 92 40 144 107 2.811 550 .19 421.332 a McCahev 105 80 78 153 82 47 3.519 545 .15 323.005 n W. Miller 331 194 4 .. .. .. .. 2,098 529 .25 141.397 K. Taplin 13 151 llo 91 120 29 2,901 517 .18 210.57s I to :. Burns 70 Km; tM 94 M ]o :;4 2,954 r,oi .17 275.535 t to C. Molesworlh 0 107 US 117 S9 50 2,831 487 .17 174.0KJ • to M. Buxton 39 55 12 04 55 10S 1 10 3,070 479 ,13 200.010 I I. Musgrave 40 123 97 91 21 28 57 2.890 457 .10 308,835 Notter 125 249 21 12 4 1,085 411 .21 521.41s d T, Koerner 11 o Igg 102 85 14 2.170 411 .19 205.531 * A. Pickens 79 19 123 2ii 11 03 58 3.104 409 .13 114.S11 r C. Gross 35 IO 09 72 115 08 2.877 399 .14 105.751 - C. Archibald 2 07 159 DM 50 .. .. 1,910 ."82 .20 173.437 * l.ee 214 114 54 2.251 382 .17 207.531 R. loose , 2 12 09 88 90 85 2.420 352 .15 19S.909 A. Walsh 11 152 !«» 40 5 .. .. 2.452 343 .14 150.503 " F. Keogh 40 00 34 53 SI 13 2.305 340 .15 107.005 l.oftus .. .. 18 98 122 101 1.001 339 .20 222.231 ■ l . Meol 128 77 21 43 13 52 8 1.475 322 .22 103.3S1 M. McGce 51 ISO »J7 41 .. .. 1.802 309 .17 138.419 * T. Bice 10 40 70 S3 93 3 2.544 305 .12 142.540 C. Turner .. .. 0 02 158 81 1,373 301 .22 100,073 in o. Garner 0 17 MO 50 .. .. 1.553 297 .19 149.220 !. II. Troxlcr 22 38 34 04 98 9 28 1.890 293 .15 97.2S3 J. Glass .. 02 74 102 34 20 1.554 292 .19 180.878 . N. Kennedy 00 loo 18 07 1 .. 2.155 288 .14 142.020 « P. Goldstein 71 00 71 50 30 O 2.121 282 .13 114.449 1*. Hill .. .. .. 0 108 Ml 1.818 279 .15 87.140 , ! . McCarthy 73 136 M 10 0 2 12 1.955 271 .14 154.108 Deavenport .. 119 M 40 11 14 1.882 200 .14 118.984 Burlingame .. .. 7 1 121 Ml 1.457 203 .18 S4.110 , a .;. Wi.son .. 37 M 58 Id S3 1,520 203 .17 154.949 I. Kederis .. 21 II 14 54 loo 1.927 203 .14 100.085 .1. Beid 3 147 Bj 29 .. .. 1.444 201 .18 117.0s:. II, avanaugh g M •"- 51 S5 53 1.S.VJ 20" .11 0O. M5 , Kil-chbaiim ... 40 14 35 13 If. 22 21 2.2 »l 257 .12 73.408 , C. Boss 70 00 00 11 M 15 2.219 Ml .11 80.808 , II. McDaniel 177 7S 0 .. 1.574 255 .10 85.312 , M . Fischer 58 8 00 51 :; 7 M 1.885 253 .13 17.580 ■ .1. Howard 17 114 43 45 2 1.750 251 .11 108.285 , C. Grand IH 2 14 11 05 59 20 2.032 249 .12 92.511 | C. Borel 34 0 50 111 _il II 70 1.S29 . 210 .13 108,503 1 It. Meatry 20 .".0 M M 33 3 o 1.792 211 .13 100.210 ] .1. Callahan 3 12 05 55 02 1:; 2.435 240 .10 102.501 , R. Small .. 00 7 59 59 17 1.143 237 .10 01,342 C. Peak -• 33 5 OS « T,r, |.«B5 23" .14 9S.9S2 | : Warren 7 37 35 II 19 27 20 1.311 225 .17 79.481 W. Hopkins .. " 3 135 72 11 1,318 221 .17 80.708 i .1. Butler 51 129 40 .. .. .. .. 1.058 220 .1:; 107.002 C. Coblirn IO 112 5S M 2 8 1.415 218 .15 00.790 1 S. Page 0O H»5 .".I 1 1.430 217 .15 101.005 .1. Melntvre 15 57 39 3 51 M M LJM 214 .15 9.",. 700 .i. Murphv OS 49 S 39 S 41 1.411 213 .15 02.721 C Ganz .. :H M 45 32 15 1.079 213 .13 123.000 J. Bvrne .. .. 130 53 29 1.279 212 .17 128.412 .1. Dreyer .. 11 20 37 04 75 1.305 2IO .15 55.411 E. Smith .. M 12 30 41 5.". 1.215 Ml .17 38.000 B. Selden 14 104 41 II 4 1.037 2o4 .12 55.309 C. Koerner 119 SI .. .. .. 1.0li5 20O .20 10.1 S4 T. McTaggart .. o 23 50 90 ::7 1.153 200 .17 117.05! C Van Duseii II .. So 48 0 0 52 1.511 2 K .13 01.109 M. Preston 128 12 20 .. .. .. .. 1.130 190 .17 20.883 P. Jackson 52 49 40 22 33 1.279 190 .1.", 51.030 J. lleiirv 3 M 35 M 51 31 1..X50 195 .11 82.027 ;. Mountain 115 .. M 15 29 .. .. 1,151 191 .17 31.591 I! ScovFIc 21 10 M 32 3 .. .. 1.413 191 .11 132. 9S1 O. l-aiu .. 2 91 ::!• H o 1.239 IKS .1.", 75.301 D. Bolanil 58 30 .. 2:: II 31 32 1.35S 185 .11 39.845 i; McKwen .. 12 13 57 43 51 1.0X3 170 .10 50.010 B. Steele .. I 5 3.: 70 01 1.275 173 .11 89.804 .1. Grata 7 o I 17 3:: 115 1.215 173 .11 56.055 l.Miirgus 50 35 57 11 8 0 I 1.0SC, 17" .15 35,385 C Gilbert M 17 12 23 .. .. 1.310 170 .1:! 115.41:, A. Thomas .. 33 115 21 .. 1.202 108 .11 91,015 A. Schul linger .. .. I 09 79 21 1.249 1 »;«» .it 85,020 I!. Skirvin 15 13 .. .. 20 OS 55 1.995 1U7 .OS 04.280 W. oliert .. 12 11 20 IS J| ],PM» lf,5 .12 70.922 W. Momlon 35 17 9 52 19 994 102 .10 16.465 J. Hereon 50 7 15 03 20 1 1.290 Ml .1:: 58,278 II. Ketlig Hi 10 59 35 .. .. .. 1.108 150 .10 81.430 C. Glasner 41 39 72 1 I .. 997 1:,:: .15 37,913 R. Hoffman 0 1 I 01 01 25 1.290 152 .12 57.044 , Fairbrotber IO 39 o g 20 40 30 1.335 150 .11 62,156 S. Davis •• 21 112 12 .. 1 S79 lit; .17 87.155 .. .Mot-eland II" 20 2 .. .. .. .. 1.021 115 .14 10.015 T. Bandy 77 31 33 .. .. .. 1.307 lit .11 24.425 A. Vosper •■ 09 71 .. .. .. 910 110 .15 33.385 I. Austin 0» •• 30 H 3 .. .. l.MlS 140 .10 32.029 1 1 . Garner 98 M I .. •- .. sso 134 .15 44.095 1 C Riddle -- 5 28 58 ::t 8 792 133 .17 33.410 t Teahau -■ •• 1 Si; 45 789 132 .17 85.511 F.. Griffin 10 39 37 20 12 7 1.014 131 .13 35 .338 C. Knight 0 9 37 19 .35 1.001 IM .13 34.217 W Singleton 11 81 5 2 27 10 mm. |mj mj 25.855 R. Eaten 4 28 15 39 :st 1,188 125 .11 58,009 . Knapp 80 11 II 2 14 07S 121 .IS 42.075 D. Louder .. 74 35 II 1 0 751 124 .17 30.637 1 Anderson 15 21 37 27 21 l.lio 124 .11 33.225 W. Gargan 9 13 40 17 25 19 1.135 123 .09 33.450 W. Kelly 17 SO 17 O 723 120 .17 44.150 B Knrsvlh .. .. .. 21 OS 24 802 110 .13 33.608 J. 1pton 54 33 lit 0 .. IO Ma 110 .12 54.110 A. Harris 50 53. 0 S39 115 .14 44.255 W. Gauge! 43 II I VI St/,1 113 .13 19.933 C Corcv 8 7 22 32 43 S01 112 .13 31.154 .1 McBriile 15 1" 20 18 IO 7 19 1.0M 112 .10 22.200 .1 McTaggart 11 1 459 ill .21 53.043 1 Carter .. .- .. 28 12 II 1.027 111 .11 40.:«0 .1 Rxinev 18 9 40 32 II 775 110 .11 32 15.-, T. Smith 40 25 29 14 0 S75 1HS .12 27.455 v Martin 35 13 19 21 9 t 4 1,180 108 . IO 19 797 Minder 40 3S .. 3 9 1 5 777 MM .11 31.013 w Rosea " 0 15 33 34 17 1,073 loo .09 21200 II. Paulev 4 1 14 29 57 00s 105 .17 27.018 w Detoby 85 10 1 .. 01 622 tag .1T 15.695 .1. LVndergasf D 5 19 14 17 13 25 737 KM .11 19 030 !.. Denny 25 2" 53 4 1 900 10.". .11 28.413 j Frnch 0 1 I 40 19 12 019 102 .11; 33 150 c Russell 40 19 9 O 33 1 CS1 ]02 .15 :uo25 .1. Hanover - H 41 •"• 1. »1« 102 .10 :;7 920 w Taylor ■ - 1] -!l * Mi 101 .12 2s 025 c. Bezanson f» H « M 47 MS 1O0 .12 26,807 .1. Robbins - - • • • • • • M »w 904 100 .11 30.505
