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1 1 • ■ 1 • • 1 1 • ! LEADING OWNERS AND HORSES OF THE PRESENT RACING -SEASON IN AMERICA 4, j, John W. Schorr is again enjoyinK a ataapeaaaa racing season and his prospect of heading the list of American winning owners for the second time is obvious. Already his horses have won more than doul • lleir total of last year ami he is now far in advance of his neatest competitor. That person happens to lie the industrious 11. 1. BedweH, who has won many more races than any other owner, but not in the way of slake races of great value. J. Butlers wholesale purchase of the 1!ll2 crop of Castleton-bred yearlings is making such good returns that lie Is now third in the list, witli the supposition current that his star two year-Owes are yet to start. J. L. Holland is now fourth, but, having sold his horses and retired from racing lot a time, must naturally drop lower in the list as other owners add to their stable earnings. The present standing of the thirty leaders is: Won in Leading Winner Won in Leading Winner IMS. Owners. in 1113. 1st. 2d. 3d. 1914. in 1114. K24.055 J. W. Schorr Leochares Tl IB 10 S.is2 David Craig io. 47". II. ;. liedwell Lochiel .".1 !0 il 18,666 Iarduei 1.230 .1. Butler Compliment -~ 21 13 22.4.:.! Climber ;j.4l.". .1. L. Holland Donald Maedonald ...24 M 7 1S.1SI Hauberk 27.321 .1. N. Camden liringhurst 11 8 :. 13,567 Lake ■"..".. ii-iti II. P. Whitney Pennanl If. 7 7 14,0X6 Crime Henry J.,. 71". A. Belmont Bock View 17 22 15 Di..Mir. Bock Ties 14.240 T. C. M.-Dowell Star Jasmine 20 14 IS 13,163 Star Jasmin. 28,336 K. it. Bradley Black Toaey 17 12 12 l2.oKl Brigs Sist.-,- 22,024 W. :. Yanke Wilhiie 23 11 15 12,632 Gipsy Love 3,615 J. W. Fuller Injurv 27 19 11 11,086 Dorothy Dean 1t .li;.s Weber* Ward Winning Witch 16 IS 11 11,666 Winning Witch •s 140 J. . Talbott Lahore 27 IK Di 11.417 Kepubli.an 11.1:20 J. Livingston .Sosiits 21 20 16 11.2S4 Iron Mask 11.585 Montpelier Stable Montresor IS 22 12 U.135 Pumhutol 2TL102 K. Parr The W.lkin 16 11 U 10.s.it The Maaqaerader 22,065 11. Ulddlngs Hearts of Oak .". .! 2 lo.slo Beehive 31.204 A. Turney Horroii 0 4 .". O.HJO Waterbass 18.332 H. C. Applegate old Rosebud 2 0 0 l.r.7." old Rosebud 25.305 J. W. lledrick Sherwood 14 20 17 9.440 Sherwood 12,000 C S. Campbell Undesta 8 •". 2 8,015 Liasia I.c.m; a. Baker lohn Gund ■ 6 1 H.svt John Gaad ol.tMO B. I. Carman Surprising 17 17 12 K.70S Camp. -on l".i. 7 1. D. Weir Edith W 19 2:1 22 S.700 drover Hughes 7.::. 2 J. W. Meaaervy " Salon •" 2 4 7.99.". Chariestonlan 13.905 J. MaeManus presumption 6 ."1 1 7.S.J2 BelloC 21,502 E. I, assatt Plying Fairy 11 0 9 7.70O Flying Fairy 7.2C5 J. B. Widen.r ltelluf 4 1 2 7.220 Relluf 1o..".o2 A. I. Humphrev. Jr Sir Catesbv 3 1 •". 7,110 Bronzewing 14,613 J. F. and II. S. Newman ...Ian Zareta 20 14 11 6,812 Can Zarefa David Craig has earned the distinction of having alreadv won more money ihan fell to any horse engaged in American racing in 1013. The rich Dorval Derby accounts for his eminence, but he seems to Ik- a three-year-old capable of adding to his already gathered spoils. jijs stablemate. Luke Mel.nke, is next t loin ill money won and is probably the better race horse of the two. Fortunate is the owner possessing two snch three year olds. A capital two year old. J. N. Camdens Luke, is third in the list with live well-, . in.-d victories to his credit. Only the three have so far won as much as 0,060, but there is more money i,i sihi for -lie horses this year than was the case in 1913, so it is quite probable the array of winners of ti.at amount will exceed the thiftrtli of last year. The racing of this mouth -tiiii July alone should saaVe , to pass several n ..re o.er the .0Ki mark, but unluckily the great gelding. Old Rosebud, cannot be one of the number. The thirty 1. ailing winners to date are the following: Horses. Age. Iedigree. Owners. Sts. 1st. 2.1. 3d. Inp. Won. David Craig :: Deep oDuv— Avon II J. W. Schorr s 5 0 2 1 620,035 Luke Mcl.uke .... 3 III imiis— Midge I. W. Schorr 4 2 1 1 o 13,650 I Luke 2 Peter Quince Amy .1 J. N. Camden 7 ." oil 11,350 01.1 Rosebud 3 Uneli — Ivory Befls H. c. Applegate . . . :: 2001 9. .-,7.-. . Waterbass 3 Waterboy — Baaaethtg . Turney 0 :: 2 0 1 8,316 i Chariestonlan •"• Woolstborpe — Espionage I. W. Meaaervy ». :: 1 1 1 7.440 I i.e. -hive 3 r.a-setlaw — Mv llonev II. GhldlagS :i ■: 6 O O 7.24.". . John Gun.l 3 Deep ..Day— My Qypa - Baker f 2 2 0 2 7.22:; : BrouKWiag 3 Stalwart — Miss Dollv . D. Humphrey, Jr. t ." Ill 7.n2r . Prince Henry ... 2 Broomstick— SaUie of Navarre II. D. Whifn.v 2 1 1 o 0 C...-.70 i Climber ...! 2 Voter— Stepping Stone 1. Batter 7 ." 6 1 1 6,464 i Winning Witch... •" Broomstick Sue Smith Weber A Ward 6 •". 6 0 1 .-.coo Sherwood 7 Allan -n-Dale- -Monarka I. W. lledrick 1!» 4 5 .". 5 IL295 . Comely 2 Disguise -Pretty Maiden I. Batter 3 2100 5,060 i Belluf 7 St. Ontieti — W.-.toma J. F. Widener 2 2 6 0 0 5,666 I Belloc 3 Oddfellow— BahBtae L MaeManus 4 2 6 1 1 5.6*6 i Buskin 4 Hamburg— Slippers C. II. Bobbins 4 2 6 1 1 4.MC i Sir Edgar 2 Ciniaid IBiiaaaj II. O. liedwell 11 6 3 6 2 4.7.V. Barnegat 4 Broomstick Jersey Lightning B. F. W.itkins .i 2 1 2 4 4.740 | Chalmers 2 Peter Quince Lady Hope I. S. Hawkins 6 2 2 11 4..V.S Tactics 5 Hastings -Merry Token F. J. Coleman 13 4 2 1 6 4.220 Gainer :• Martinet —Druid H. P. Whitney 8 1 4 6 3 4,21.", Brigs Sister 2 Helmet— RUa Smith R. B. Bradley 6 :: 1 1 1 4,083 1ar In. r 5 Cunard — Lady Cache IL G. Bedwell 22 .". 0 2 6 ."...MM [ Hauberk 2 Martinet— Druid W. R. Co - 4 2 110 3,650 | Republican ." Stalwart -Miss .-male .1. O. Talbott 1" •" :; tl 7 3,526 • Ivan Gardner .... :■ Ivan the Terrible -Miss Gardner ..C. S. Wilson 17 2 3 2 10 ."..47.". 1 I.insiii 2 Dublin Insinuate C. S. Campbell 5 3 0 11 ::.:;sji Gipsy Love .. . 3 Cesarhm -Chinela W. G. Yanke 14 6 4 :; 1 ::.::4." Flying Fairy 4 Aeronaut Millie A B. B. Caaaatt 7 : 6 2 2 :;.2t;.. Tiie agarea in both tables are exclusive of yesterdays racing, which added materially to the totals of [ Mr. Schorr and his crack three ycar-oal. Luke McLilke.
