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1 1 1 ; : : j KENTUCKY SEASON MOST SUCCESSFUL ON RECORD Racing at Louisville, Latonia and Lexington Attended by Unexampled Prosperity This Year Huge Crowds Enjoy Sport of Exceptional Brilliancy , : it is no exaggeration to say that the racing season recently concluded In Kentucky was. on the who!e. the most successful in the history of the sport in the old commonwealth that has for so long figured as the home of the thoroughbred In America. The meetings at Louisville, Latonia and Lexington, conducted under license from the Kentucky State Racing Commission, were marked by sport nneqnaled for brilliancy elsewhere in the country and all were wonderfully well patronized. In conformity with the policy which has been followed out during the past few years, there was a further, though slight, reduction in the length of i the meetings at Churchill Dgwns and Douglas Park, Louisville. One result of this shortening of the season is that the total distribution of money in stakes and purses falls a trifle behind tlie figures for the preceding year, when a new record was made in this respect. The dally average distribution, on the other ; hand, shows a slight gain over 1913. Nowhere in North America Is racing in a healthier condition than in Kentucky. The tables published iu connection with this review of the racing season recently closed show that the distribution of prize money has doubled sine 1SI00. the lirst year for which figures are given. Horsemen and racing associations hav" shared equally iu the propsperity that has attended the siwrt. The public has been treated to. a better brand of racing year by year, thanks to the safeguards with which the Kentucky State Racing Commission has surrounded the sport. Its patrons nowadays having small cause for complaint. Advocates of the pari-mutuel form of betting do not liesitate to bestow upon the workings of that system of speculation much oF the credit for the prosyerous and generally healthy condition of the turf in Kentucky. Although it was deemed advisable to abandon the four-mile Kentucky Endurance Stakes this year because of the disinclination of trainers of tlie best horses to patronize the stake sufficiently to warrant its continuance, long distance racing continued to be an attractive feature of the fall meetings at Douglas Park, Churchill Downs and Latonia. It Is the expressed intention of the managements of the three tracks named to continue the Louisville Cup, the St. Leger Handicap and the Latonia Cup, the distances of which range from two miles to two miles and a quarter. Kentucky patrons of racing have shown a fondness for races of this sort and they will occupy the place of honor on fall programs so long as the public taste runs in that direction. As in previous years, the Latonia Jockey Club led the other associations in respect to amount of money distributed, as a natural result of the greater length of racing time at that course as compared with the others. The following tabulation sets forth in a general way the results of the year on the various Kentucky courses: . y. v ti si a ss s- c z and S 0? C51 r lii -pet zs SSfp of. " gf si ?s 1 II ga Track and Meeting. . -f- ,n n 2 g.w andw and, c- 8 ? : : 2. 5 f ? S. : : : " : r g S ? p S s Latonia Spring Meeting ............2-L. 140 111 200 27,700 CI .",:! 00 11 10 .41 Latonia tAutuuin Meeting. IS 110 00 lii 87,700 41 20 40 10 i ..IS Douglas Park Spring Meeting la St 02 107 70,210 ::i 10 28 10 0 .42 Churchill Downs Spring Meethig 12 70 SO 140 7:1.000 2:t 24 20 4 7 .SO Lexington Spring Meeting 12 72 Xi 107 00,780 :! 14 20 It 8 .40 DougIas Park Autumn-Meeting , S 40 00 117 40,570 1:5 11 25 0 0 .27 Churchill Downs- Autumn-Meeting; 8 .4 77" ,300 -:57,a::0 - 10 - 10--20 "-7 0 Lexington Autumn Meeting .. .0 04 74 110 28,080 20 7 27 0 4 .37 Totals and Grand Percentage 104 010 .. . . 1914.sh22,400 244 147 200 G.-! 00 .38 Dead heat. As a result of the reduction in the length of the racing season, the total distribution fell slightly below that of the preceding year. The Kentucky Association alone distributed more money than in 101o. The showing of the various organizations Jn this respect from 1000 to 1014, inclusive, is as follows: Organizations. 1000. 1010. 1011. 1012. 1013. 1014. Latonia Jockey Club 78,900 71,700 S220,oS0 S2,810 17.7."0 10,000 Douglas Park Jockey Club 70.220 128,010 110,700 New Louisville Jockey Club 78,700 144.030 170.000 119,::0 127.220 111,830 Kentucky Association 10,000 30.710 00.404 07,720 G0,8SO 70,300 Totals 0S,215 00,000 G2.700 40,300 1914.sh30,700 1914.sh22,400 The -.following tabulation gives data as to the number of Taces and racing days and the average daily distribution, in which letter item the New Louisville Jockey Club regained the supremacy which during ;be preceding year had passed to the Douglas Park Jockey Club: Racing. Races Davs Run Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily A v. Daily Av. Daily Av. Track. 1014. 1014. 1000. 1010. 1011. 1012. 1913. 1014. Churchill Downs... 20 120 ,040.32 ,441.10 ,310.10 ?4,084.0S 1914.sh,531.02 1914.sh,001.70 Douglas Park 21 130 ...... 4,178.80 0,004.78 0.013.SI Latonia 42 250 2,400.28 3,180.00 4,0517.91 4.201.81 0.184.17 0,132.14 Lexington 21 120 1,000.00 2,481.87 3.022.70 2,821.87 3,204.87 3,779.20 Totals and Gen. Av.lol 040 ,304.09 ,178.00 ,0S9.C0 ,001.03 ,007.77 ,023.99 John W. Schorr, to whom a similar distinction fell on the Canadian tracks, heads the list of nioney-wiimiiig owners, and United States Senator Johnson N. Camden is secoud. Then follows T. C. McDowell, W. U. Yanke. K. R. Bradley and James MacManus. The complete list- of owners whose horses won 00 or more ill Kentucky is made up as follows: Owner. 1st. 2d. ad. And. Schorr, J. W .29 17 12 3,440 Camden. J. N .. 22 10 10 23.2.0 McDowell. T. C. 29 21 17 21.239 Yanke. W. G. .30 25 24 J0.303 Dradlev. E. R .20 20 IS 19.321 MacManus. J ...14 10 13 14,402 Weber and Ward .12 S 4 11.734 Hawkins. J. S .11 0 2 11.301 Raker. A 0 8 2 10.000 Applegate. H. C. -. 2 0 0 0.57i Livingston, J . .12 21 13 S.S40 Colton. M". A 13 15 14 S.73S Mackenzie. R. J. 11 0 7 8,427 Humphrey, A. P. Jr 3 2 3 7.010 Rutler, J 0 S 4 i.SSS Raker. W. II ..7 7 8 0.777 Clav Bros S 5 3 0,701 Rcspess, J. It 11 3 9 C.4G7 Madden. J. E. 8 10 13 0,274 Weir. F. 1 S 8 r, 0,101 Harden. W. W ".." 7 9 5,917 Long. G. J 7 12 10 0,732 Goldblatt, J. W 10" 0 0 . 0,730 Raker. J. II. ... 3 O 5 5,533 Turnev. A ; . 0 5 3 5,140 Gallaher Bros 9 3 0 5.029 Greener. J. G -- 9 4 4 5.001 Gerst. W ,7 0 9 4,718 Carman. R. F 7 4 0 4.708 Haves. T. P -V.. 7 4 7 4,041 Goring, F. Jr. . 0 11 7 4.3SI .Milam. J. C ! 0 13 10 4,352 Civill. P. M S 4 I 4,319 Weaver. J. T .0 4 0 4.213 May. J. W 8 2 i; 4.2U Baker. R. L ..5 10 3 4,170 Spence, K 3 4 4 4.094 Weber. W. J 0 8 5 4.040 Emmons, H. II 3 8 3 3.970 Hendrie. G. M 3 3 4 3,904 Moore, M. C .. 4 10 10 3.940 Lewis, W. L .....3 13 S 3,807 Marion. L 5 4 4 a.702 Thompson, M. G 0 5 5 3.C.21 Fuller. J. W ; 7 5 4 3,011 Buschemeyer. C. F. 5 4 5 3.00S Scott, D. W "....f. 5 4 7 3.57S Ross and Looney .. O 0 0 3,030 Goode. J. M 5 5 11 3,492 Shilling. Mrs. J 0 3 5 3,440 Spencer, J 5 0 5 3.324 GafTney, J. F 5 0 0 3,207 Hogan, J : 0 7 4 3.1S7 Walsh, w. n r. :: 4 2.os7 Veillcr, S 4 7 0 2.S34 Pearce and Baker ..." 0 2 0 2,707 Arnold. E. C. 3 7 2.703 Miles. P. J 5 1 3 2.002 Marshall. R. P .- .. 1 0 2 2.580 Plttinaii. V- M 3 3 5 2.378 Mead. J. H :... .: t 2 2.272 Gibson. J. A 4 2 2 2.403 Bissell. G. W. J 4 2 4 2.209 Van Areter, C. C ....... 2 3 1 2.245 Worthington, C. T. 4 2 0 2.1S9 Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Austin, It. J 4 1 3 $ 2,131 Ilyams, R ... 4 1 2 2,122 Hewitt, H. II 2 0 4 1.907 Brannon, T. F 3 3 0 1,935 Dodson, R. P 4 1 1 1,920 Newman. J. F. and II. S. ... 3 2 1 1,871 limes. G. W 3 3 4 1,81.1 Whitlow, J. 0 3 2 1 1,741 Altmau, F. G. and C. B. . .... 3 1 1 1,741 Smith and Farrar 3 3 2 1.02S Everman, Mrs. J. S 1 4 1.597 Mnlholland. D. E 3 1 1 1,500 Senn. G. R 3 0 0 1,040 Young, W. J 1 7 4 1.520 Rodgers, J. C ..2 1 3 1,512 Hughes. J. T 2 4 5 1,497 West, S 3 2 0 , 1,409 Peyton, F 3 2 1 1,420 Staton, F 2 3 0 1,420 Kelly, J 2 1 1 1.410 Mooie, E. W 2 1 5 1,400 Ryan. T. II 2 2 4 1.402 Hirsch, S 2 2 4 1.3S9 Labold, A. S 2 1 5 1,377 Young. M 3 0 0 1,350 Hamilton, C. E 1 3 8 1.320 Threlkeld. W. S ..2 1 3 1,307 Breckenridge, D 2 3 0 1,304 Starr, G. 2 .1 0 1,191 ITmensetter. J 2 0 2 1,173 Keene, J. O. 2 0 2 1.10S Flannigan. J. J 1 3 .1 ;iG3 Sheridan, P 2 2 1 1.144 Gruber, M. B 2 1 2 1.090 Curley, G ... 2 2 1 1,093 Brandt. A. H 1 4 3 1.007 Bianchi, O. A. .... 2 1 0 1,037 Pre witt, D. N I 2 5 1,035 Woods, E. D 1 3 4 1.0.10 Grefer, F. J 1 3 4 1,021 Watkins, J. L 2 0 1 1,011 Warner, F 1 .1 1 974 Henze, G 1 2 4 040 Linker, J ..2 i O 940 Pons. F. J 1 2 4 031 Colstou, R 1 1 4 S01 Greene. .T O 4 3 SS0 Crockett, E. C 2 I 0 870 Reeves and .brains 1 2 2 S72 Sliobe. L. C 1 3 1 S09 Stanhope. II. H. 1 2 2 S54 Oots. II. 1 2 1 S02 Hawkins. F. II 2 O O S00 Gasser. C. W 1 2 I SI 3 Flad, L. S 1 2 I S00 Scully, W. P 0 4 5 770 Gardner, II 1 1 2 733 Woodman, Mrs. A. G 1 O 3 730 Spiet and Powers 1 2 2 725 Phillips. W. E t O .1 710 Looney, J. T 1 1 1 701 McCargo, E. E O 0 700 Brown. T. J 1 1 2 087 Crawford, W. II 1 2 1 570 Foley. J. M I 1 t 073 Williams, 0 1 1 2 071 Conners, A 1 1 1 558 Morris. L. M. 1 2 0 Clarkson. F I 2 0 ic.i Dickinson. It. P 1 4 2 lirtl Kelley. F. J. 1 1 2 Oil Millett. P. ,T 1 1 0 oar, Continued on second page. KENTUCKY SEASON MOST SUCCESSFUL ON RECORD. Continued from first page. Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Blackford, G. L 1 0 2 1914.sh07 Kirwan. Mrs. W. A 0 3 4 090 Respess, F. B 1 1 O 595 Horton, E 0 5 O 590 Warner and Hogan 1 1 0 5S9 Forsythe, J. A 1 0 3 585 Bradley, T. 0 1 0 1 5S4 Straus. C 1 1 1 575 Carpenter, T. L 1 0 1 509 Cullen, E. J 1 0 1 554 Bedford, S. 1 0 2 550 Tlncher, E 1 0 0 520 Wallace, W. M 1 0 1 510 PauL J. L 1 O 0 510 Grifflhi J 1 0 0 505 Hansen, .T. C 0 3 2 503 Johnson, W. P 1 0 0 500 McCoy, T. F 1 0 1 490 Henry, J. M 1 O 0 495 Timmerman. J. J 1 1 O 475 Whitney, G. II 1. 0 1 47.7 Tate, J. W 1 0. 0 450 Zlramer, J. M 1 0 1 450 Hughes, S. K. 0 3 2 429 Degmnn, J. O 2. 3 425 Murphy, T. M 0 3 1 421 Nuckols, S. C. Jr 1 O O 420 Cole. R. E 0 2 3 373 Kohrman, J. ; . , 1 O 1 372 Keldinger, C. W 0 2 2 347 Lowenstcin, J 0 2 1 344 Cohen. M. B 1 0 0 300 Duniap, A. G 1 0 0 300 Strode, J. U 0 2 3 300 .Wilson, C. S 0 3 1 300 John W. Schorrs crack three-year-old, Luke McLuke, stands at-tho head of-the money-winning-horses of the -circuit, with United States Senator Johnson N. Camdens two-year-old, Luke, a close sccoud. The list of horses that won 300 or moru is made up as follows: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Luke McLuke 2. 1 0 2,150 Luke- .-. 5 1 0 11,350 Old Rosebud 2 0 0 9,575 Chalmers S 2 1 9,533 JohntGund 4 3 1 8,575 Leochares S 3 1 7,800 Bronzewing 3 1 1 7,025 Winujing Witch 0 1 1 0.245 Emer.son Cochran 5 1 0 0,107 Belloc . . 2 O 1 5,040 Brfgs Sister 3 2 2 4,710 Climber 2 O 1 4,451 Gipsy Love 7 7 2 4,297 Black Toney 3 2 O 4,290 Star Jasmine 5 0 1 4.210 Wilhite 0 1 4 4.054 Grover Hughes 0: 3 2 4.050 Yengbee - 0 . 4 0 3,924 Furlong 0 0 ti 3,895 Hodge v... . 3 3 2 3,870 Star Actress 0 7 3 3.813 Ladv Errant. 3 1 1 3.813 Prince Hermis C 4 4 3,702 Hawthorn t 4 O 3,008 Aunt Josie 6 1 0 3.577 Guide Post 7 2 3 3,560 Liberator i 4 2 2 3,487 Buckhbm 3 O 0 3;375 Mary Ann K ;....4 8 0 3,232 Waterbass 2 2 0 3.220 Flying Feet 0 4 1 3,109 Great Britain :2 1 1 3,020 Little Father 3 1 3 3,002 Lady MOonet 5 3 4 2.9S7 Solly 3 4 2 2.947 Othello 5 3 4 2,875 Cream ...3 4 1 2,840 Gharmeuse 5: 2 1 2.800 Helen.Barbee :4 2 1 2;C57 KbrfhageT ...... 4 3 4 2,004 The Widow Moon . . :v. . .1 .. . . 1 0 2 2,580 BobHensley i.-4 7 O 2,50a Mockery 5 1 1 2,556 Oakland, " ......4. 4 1 2,502 Cafcuarina .,...; . . . .... 3 3 4 2,000 Verena .-.". . . 4 3 4. 2,458 Uiicle. Hart 4 4 0 2.4t4 Gdjve.ll, . .... . ; ....3 1 1 2,424 Traiifbrta tlon . ; . . . ?. .... 4 , 3 5 2.390 Rifdolfo -t 3 2 2,385 Dr. Carmen ; 3 .". C 2,378 Sleetir 1 0 1 2.348 Beulali S 5 1 2 2,33f Waterblossom .....4. 1 1 2,240 Bermiidian .....4 3 0 2,233 Herinuda 4 1. 2 2,221- Grecian .......... 3 4. 3 2,214 Linda Payne 4 4 O 2,210 Ed Crump 2 3 2 2,205 Be .4 1 3 2.187 Menlo Park : .1 I 0 2,135 Dark Flower 3 3 1 2,132 Coy 3 2 4 2,122 Little Bean ..i 3 5 4 2,115 Indolence 4 1 2 2,106 Miss Declare 4 1 1 2;0i2 Mars Cassldy 1 O 0 2,050 First Degree 3. 3 3 2,04.0 Solar Star 2 1 1 2.025 La Mode 4- 0 2 1,992 Expectation 2 5 1 1,952 Rash 4 2 2 1.917 George Stoll 3 2 4 1,880 Loveland 3 3 2 1,879 Brlnghurst 3 1 0 3.87G Royal Tea 3 3 0 1.809 Martinos 3 3 1 1,830 Ringllng l 1 2 1.835 Reno 3 4 1 1.S21 James Dockery 3 3 4 1.813 Martha Leo 3. 2 2 1,793 Bonanza 3 1 2 1.791 Ymir 3 3 4 1,780 Chesterton 2 4 4 1,770 Leo Skoluv 3 3 3 1,705 Colle 3 1 3 1.752 Surtsct 3 2 1 1,741 Joe Delbold ; .3 1 1 1,707 Laco 3 1 3 1,700 Alkanet 3 1 3 1,081 Margaret D 2 2 3 1,073 Dr. Samuel . 2 3 4 1,002 Weyanoke 3 3 3 1,053 Lnther 3 1 l 1.051 Star ORyan 3 2 1 1,020 Flying Yankee 2 2 3 1,5S1 Katharine G ....3 1 1 1,500 Cardigan . . 3 0 O 1,540 Christie 2 2. 4 1,531 Brtyborry Candle 3 1 O 1,530 Constance 1 3 1 1,527 Campeou ..... 3 0 1 1,521 Belle of Bryn Mawr 3 0 1 1,515 Matiioc 3 1 0 1515 Dilatory ...J 2 4 2 1,510 Big Dipper 3 1 1 1,492 Star Shooter 3 0 0 1,490 Donerail 1 4 4 1,490 !SJUry11- " ft 1 Disparity 2 1 2 1,474 Tlicsteres 3 0 O 1.455 Betmnet 1 4 5 1.428 Cash On Delivery 2 3 3 1,425 The Norman 2 3 3 1 424 Gold Color 3 2 1 l420, Short Grass 2 1 1 1.41Q Granite 3 0 Q 1,410. Bonne Chance 1 7 1 1.4C3 Jessie Louise 2 1 5 1,399 Grosvenor , 2 4 O 1 300 .Ten" Roberts ..2 1 l.377 Strong ..... 4 3 1.370 Flllgiee 3 0 1 i.kCT Glass 3 0 O 1,350 Clubs 1. .I 2 1,310 Yallaha 2 2 1 1.329 One Step 2 3 1 1.322 Sweetheart Sue 2 1 3 1.307 Chitra 2 3 o 1,301 Hpcnir 2 2 2 1,304 Outlook 2 2 2 1,304 Bill Dudley 2 2 0 1.209 Pan Maid 1 5 2 1.291 Martro 3 0 o 1,290 T. Mi Green 1 3 5 1.273 Louise Paul 1 4 3 l,2i8. Los, Invnlidcs 1 3 5 1,247 ;Mlss Fielder 2 2 2 1.240 Helen M 2 2 2 1,200 Tavolara 2 .1 0 1.191 White Wool 2 1 3. 1.181- Wander 1 3 0 1.1S0 Cannonade 2 1 0 1,174 Allan Gold 2 2 O 1,104 Anna Kruter 2 1 O 1.159 Eustace 2 1 0 1,141 Roadniaster 2 1. 1 1.135 Lady Darbary , 2 2 0 1,130 Malabar 2 I O 1,121 Alador 2 1 1 1,121 Jenny Geddes 2 1 O 1,118 Delano 2 0. 2 1.103 Jimnitc Gill 2 1 0 1 094 Hitnk ODay 2 2 1 lj093 Him tress 2 1 0 1,085 Pif Jr. 1 3 ! 1.0S2 Carpathia 2 1 0 1.070 Back Bay -. 2 2 0 1.0G0 Bracktown Belle 1 3. 3 1.000 Gano 2 0 1 1,059 Sam Hirsch 1 4 3 1.049 Sosliis 2 1 1 j.oiH: Bank -Bill. 1 3 4 1.035 Dan ;Znreta 2 0 o J.030 Flbral Park 1 3 1 1,021 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Brooklield 12 1 ?1,WS: Kate K. 2 0 0 1,015 Klngling 2 2 2 1,015 Daisy Piatt ...2 0 1 1,011. Robinetta 2 0 2 1.011 OHagan 1 3 3 195 Mist.v Morn , 1 3 2 993 Flossie Crocket 1 3 2 990 Boll Horse 2 0 1 9S5 Nobleman 1 3 1 979 Robert Kay 0 5 0 970 Meridian . . .. 1 1 0 975 Business Agent 1 4 0 903 Charley McFerran 1 2 5 95S Transit 2 1 2 950 Dorothy Dean 2 1 1 949 SCbago 2 0 0 940 Converse 2 1 0 923 Inez IT 3 0 .921 Sea Shell 2 1 1 917 Fellowman 1 2 4 910 Raoul 1 3 0 912 Superhuman - i 4 1 nil Impression 1 2 3 89S Foxy Griff ... 0 0 1 893 Billy Joe 1 2 3 SSG Amazon 1 2 2 8S4 Manager Walte 2 0 0 S70 McAdoo 0 3 0 Son. Old Ben, 0 1 7 S07 Dorothy Perkins 1 2 2 S04 Dundreary 1 2 1 803, U Steppa . 2 0 0 850 Presumption 1 2 1 840 Lindenthal 2 0 1 825 Galley Slave 1 3 0 819 Goldcrest Girl 1 3 0 817 The Reach 1 2 1 807 Lady Mexican .. 1 2 1 801 Bamboo .1 1 2 787 MImorioso 1 2 0 773 Claxonette 0 4 5 772 Mndcap Duchess 1 2 0 770 Hortense 1 1 3 707 Flora Fina . 1 1 0 702 Quartermaster -. 1- 1 2 700 Bessie Latimer 1 0 4 749 Sureget 1 2 . 3 749 Bonnie Eloise 1 0 3 74S Morristown 0 4 5 737 Frondeur 1 2 0 731 Rio Brazos . 1 0 3 730 Rancher 1 1 2 728 Spindle 1 2 2 725 Princess Callaway : 1 1. 2 722 Leo Ray 1 1 1 701 Any Port... 0 0 3 700 Gypsy 1 2 1 090 Geo. Roesch J 2 2 0S0 Big Spirit 1 2. 1 075 Nash ..... 1- 1 1 073 Worlds Wonder .1 1- 2 071 Coy Lad 1 0. 2 000 Lady Jane Grey ..... ..... 1 1; 1 005 Coppertown 1 1 1 002 Ella Bryson 1 1- 1 002 W. W. Clark 1 2 0 002 Kiva.,... ... 1; 2 0 001 Lackrose 1 0 2 001 Joe Stein i 1 1 1 000 Miss Kruter 1 1 0 057 Droll 1 1 0 040 Fidget 1 1 0 040 Sandstone 1 0 2 043 Ambrosial . 1 1 0 041 San Jon 1 2 0 040 Sun Queen 1 1 0 539 Dr.. Kendall 1 2 0 030 Erin 1 1 0 035 Judge Wright 1 1 0 015 Dengro 1" 0 2 007 Well .Known 1 1 1 005 Boots and Saddle 1 1 1 000 HOwdy Howdy 2 0 0 COO B. First 10 1 COO. Little String 1 0 2 OOtt L.aH. Adair 1 3 4 59G Ricliwood . ... . .. 1 1 0 595. Golden-Treasure 0. 5 0 590 Magnet 1 1 1 58S Tetan j 0 3 1 5S5 BolytHIIl .: 0 4 3 5S5; Sprudel. 1 0 1 5S4 Deposit -t.l 0 1 584 Shoddy . . . ..;,.... 1 0 1 509 OSiUUvan .i;... ..V. i- 1"- 0 1 508 Langhorne ..1 0 1 504" -.Mmeda Lawrence 1 0 1 500 Woodcraft 10 1 554 Buck Keenon .1 0 2 550 Patience .. 1 0 2 550 Netberbow .-. 1 0 1 545 Type 1 1. 0 530 Maud B. L. 1 0 1 532 Marlon Goosbv k 0 1 2 525 Balgee 1 .0 0 525 Texns Tommie iv 1 0 2 525 Bolala ....-;....,.,......;.. 1,0 2 524 Alice Dunn ; 1 0 0 520 Al Bloch . . ......... 1 0 1 515 Gilt Edge 1 0 0 515 Theresa Bethel . 1 0 0 515 Y.epnay .1 0 1 510 Royal II. 1 0 0 510 Eddie Dolling . 1 0 0 510 Miss Fannie 1 0 0 510 Long Reach 1 0 0 510 Mae : ...... w.. 1 0 0 510 Burwood 1 0 0. 510 Camellia 1 0 0 510 Don Cortez 1 0 0 510 Resign 0 3 2 50S Gabrio .. 1 0 0 505 Mud Sill 1 0 0 505 Penalty 1 0 0 500 Sir Catesby 0 1 0 500 The: Gander 1 0 1 -,00 Transact .v..; .... 1 0 0 500 Booker Bill 1 0 0 500 Salon ... 1 0 1 4fl Sam McMeekln l 1 0 495 Bed of Roses- 1 0 o 405 .Colonel Marclnnont 1 0 0 405 Qiga Star 1 0 1 4n2 Lenors ......... .... ,. 1 0 o 490 Barnard -. 1 0 0 4s.-, Merrick o 3 3 47ii Rhodes 0 1 5 474 Gracllla ... 0 1 0 405 Gertrude B 0 2 3 404 Dbrch . . . . ; 0 2 3 402 Captain Bums !...-. 0 O 4.-.0 Caugh Hill 10 1 450 Raincoat 1 0 0 450 ttilma I 0 0 450 Kneelet 1 0 1 445 Vnndergrlft .. 0 4 0 435 Billows 0 3 1 421 A. N. Akin 1 0 0 420 .Mftra 1 0 0 420 Praetorian 1 0 0 420 MInlleo , 1 0 0 420 Water Witch 0 s 0 41 1 Stout Heart 0 3 0 4Cr, Bradleys Choice I 0 0 400 Iron Mask 1 0 0 400 G. M. Miller 0 0 2 395 Tillies Nightmare 1 1 0 375 J", B. Robinson 0 2 2 375 grave. 1 1 0 375 Prospect 0 2 3 7" Serenata ...... 1 0 1 370 Mirift 0 2 1 353 Mnwhon 0 3 1 ;j,y ChrLstopliIne ; 0 3 0 348 Oreen 0 2 0 !47 Blika 0 2 1 04. Lady Loiidoh 0 2 1 346 Bens Brother .. 0 2 1 331 Bac 0 2 2 310 Id tola 0 2 2 30S Cliff Maid s 1 0 0 300 I van Gardner 0 3 1 300 MInda 0 2 3 300 Ocean Queen 1 o 0 300 Toin King 1 0 0 :tco Walter Taylor carried off the snrtdl e honors, with B. Martin second atld A. Neylon third. The record of iho jockeys who piloted one or more winners on the circuit follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Uhp. P.C. Taylor, W. W. 42S 71 53 54 250 .17 Martin. E 442 59 OS 50 200 .13 Neylon. A ......300 5S 70 57 181 .15 Mott, A 274 35 39 43 150 .13 Murphy, 199 34 33 27 105 .17 Keogh. F. 213 30 34 28 121 14 Connelly. D 243 2S 31 23 101 .12 Disunion. C 240 2S 19 38 155 .12 Goose. R 140 20 Hi 20 78 .19 McC.-ibe. J 109 20 17 17 109 .10 Qbert, W ...213 25 21 30 137 .12 Turner. C 103 21 12 11 59 .20 Metcalf, J j. 105 TS 14 14 59 .17 Smyth; J a04 10 12 15 01 .15 COllins, J 08 14 i 12 31 .21 .Andress, W 07 12 5 2 48 .18 Hanover, J 97 12 5 7 73 Kederls, J. 72 11 15 10 30 .15 Robinsoi.. FH,,....:.i;:S ,,11, 9 14 104 .0.8 Byrne. G 55 10 12 7 20 .IS Poole. E 135 10 13 15 n8 .07 Teahan, F 100 9 10 5 OS Loftus. J 41 8 4 2 27 "0 Waldron. R 99 S IS 13 00 os Nicol, D 2S 5 2 2 19 is Gross. C 38 5 1 2 30 !l3 Donald J 57 5 2 2 48 !on Ilartwell, L. 00 5 0 S 41 OS Vhu Dusen, C 91 5 4 11 71 o.i Uooney. J 21 4 4 2 11 in Small. R. 20 4 4 2 10 15 McEwcn. E 47 4 0 0 31 ioo Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Uup. P.C Borel, C 15 3 2 3 7 .20 Carroll, G. W. 50 3 5 7 35 .00 French, W 14 2 2 0 10 .14 Orlner, M 35 2 3 8 22 .00 Henry, J 40 2 4 10 24 .05 Nice. T 47 2 5 4 30 .04 Howe, Mr. 1 1 0 0 0 100 Coomb, Mr. L 2 1 0 0 1 50 Sumter, II. 11 1 2 . 1 7 ,09 Nolan, T. 11 1 1 2 7 .00 Deak, C 18 1 2 1 14 .05 Pease, A 10 1 1 0 34 .00 Hnynes, E 34 1 3 4 20 .03 Ott. B 34 I 3 3 2r .03 Howard. J 40 1 1 4 34 .02 The following jockeys placed, but failed to win: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unn. Marco, 15. 42 0 5 5 . Deronde. L. , r5 n 3 5 47 Acton, J 21 0 3 3 10 Hobbius, J 25 0 3 2 "0 Domlnlck J. .., ::; 0 3 1 2i Matthews. M S 0 3 O 5 Keeney, R 14 0 2 2 10 Denny, "E 20 0 0 Campbell, J .."...".. .11 0 2 0 "n Montour, J ;;o 0 1 oG Woods, II 7 0 1 2 4 Howard, C 14 0 l 2 11 Meehan, W 17 0 1 2 14 Winkler. W .-; 1 1 a"z. C. 8 0 11 0 Gangel, L 41 0 1 1 30 hv?iu .r- ; 1 0 1 0 Patton, Mr. L 1 0 1 . 0 0 Palms, A ; 0 1 I " Radtke, H 0 0 1 0 8 Conway, J 25 0 0 3 23 Brown, J . . 5 0 0 " Masner, Mr. J 1 0 0 1 0 Thoiunson, .Mr. 1 0 l 0 Winkler. A 2 0 0 1 1 Randolpli. F r, 0 0 j . Sklrvin, II 7 0 0 1 0 The following had mounts to the numer shown and failed to place: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. MN.; B-illinger. C 2 House. W. .... 3 Benton, F 10 Kollock, O 1 Bresch, II 10 Lamaster, E. ... " 1 Carter. E 4 Longford, A. ... 0 Carter, T. 0 Malone. W. ..... 5 Cooper, F 1 Maloney, J. ... 0 Cullen, E 2 Matthews, A. ..." 1 paves, U 5 Mitchell, O. ..... 12 Davis, S 5 Mooney, J. ... 1 Denny. R 3 Moran J. .. 1 franklin. W 0 OMahonev, C. ... 3 Fuerst, F. 5 Reed, Mr. 1 Glasner, G S Sloan, J. s Goodwin, Mr 1 Spain, W. i Gordon, Mr. W 1 Sweeney, E. "4 Green, A. :; Urquhart. R. 4 Gregory, J 1 Walsh, A. ....... .. 5 Hawkins. J 2 Washer, J 1 Henry. T. 1 Watterson, Mr. ...".I 1 Higgins, R 1 G. Denny, who trains for T. C. .AIcDowell, gained the distinction of leading tho trainers of the circuit iu respect to winners saddled. W. II. Ruckner, trainer for W. G. Yanke, was a close secontL Tho record of the trainers who saddled one or more winners follows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Adkins, J. D 11 Lewis, J. ... 4 Austin, A. L 5 Louden, II t; Baker, A, 12 Lowe. J. ... 5 " Baker, J. H 17 Luzader A 1 Ilaker, W. II 12 MacMahon, A. H. ! 3 Biauchi, O. A 2 Marion, L. 8 Boyle. L. R 1 Martin. W. M " 5 Brandt. H. R S May, J. AV. 17 Brooks, F S May berry, G. 1 Brooks, R. P. ....... 3 McCorinack, J a Brown, E 2 McDantel, W. ... 5 Buckner. W. H 30 McKinney, J. . . .2 Canfpbell, G 6 Milam, J. C. 1 Carman, R. F. 7 Miles, P. J. " r. Chlun, P. T 2 Moore, E. W. ... "3 Clark. C. F 1 Morris G. P.. . i Collins, J 1 Oots, il. .... " Colston, R. .... . 2 Paul- J. E """5 Uonf, Eo T- Perkins, W. . . . i! Cgttrell, S. C 4 Phillips, W. E. ... V Cottrell, W. E 1 Pierce; C. C. ... " 3 Oowell, W 1 Pierce. T. L. .. Coyne. P. 7 Pitt, K. 3 ..Crockett. E. C. 7 Powers.-.R. J. - H Cunningham, E. 14 Reed, W. .. 1 Denny, G. 31 Reidel, L. ...... 1 Dickinson, R. P 1 Respess, J. H. n Everman, J. S S Rnseacher II " Farrar, F. 3 Ross. J. p. .". Fizer, W. H 1 Ryan, T. H " 2 Hanuigan, J. J 1 Saundersnn, J2. .. " 1 Foucon, E. .. .3 Schorr; J. F,,.-. . . ."3, . Gallaher, J. C. : 12 Seamster, W. . Gass, J. 5 Sliobe, . L. C. ...".."."; 1 Gasscr. O. W 1 Simpson, J. .... . a Gerlug. F., Sr. ...... 5 Smith, F. ..... 1 Ooldblatt, M. 13 Smith, J. I 2 Goode. J. M 5 Sreirs, W. .T 1 Grater. W 1 Spence, K. Griffen, J 1 Staton, F 2 Hammon, C 21 Stockier, J. .. s Harmon, T. J 4 Tauber. L. ... 1 Hawkins. J. S 13 Thompson, M. .. ." 0 Hayes, T. P S Umensetter. J. Henry. X M 1 Wallace, W. M. 0 Hogan. J n Walters. J. ... Hughes, C. H 2 Ward, .T. S. . . 13 Hughes. J. T. ....... 3 Weaver. J. T. . " 0 Innes. G. W. 5 Weir, F. r. .......".10 Johnson, A. J. ......11 West. S 1 Johnson, T. J. ...... 1 Whitlow, .f.o."""" 3 Ueene, 3. p 24 Woodman, A. G. 1 Lally. J. M 5 Worthington C. T. 2 -""nd, . 1 Young, W. .T. .. u Lehan, D 3 zimmer, A. .. ... : Lews W. L 0
