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, , ! [ ; ! 1 1 I ■ r ■fr ■ * RICH PRODUCT OF THE YEAR FROM THE KENTUCKY RACING FIELD + , * Nothing is better known in the turf world or better established in security, popular favor and ptos-p rity than racing over the Kentucky tracks, since the statute was enacted which placed them under the intr« l and guidance of the Kentucky State Racing Commission. That body has directed its government in the paths of wisdom and conservatism. No doubt the immediate officials of the various tracks felt inwardly that the reins have been drawn too tightly in the matter of number of days allotted for racing, but on the whole results have vindicated the general course of the commission. The abounding present prosperity of the Kentucky tracks and their importance as a part of the general racing fabric were simply unknown quantities in their history prior to the advent of the State Racing Commission and the substitution of the pari-inutucls for all other methods of betting. That horsemen have shared in the increased receipts of the tracks is shown quite conclusively by the steady advance from the total of $.153,099 distributed among owners of winning horses to the much greater total of 07,731 this year. It will be quite in accordance with the spirit of the time to anticipate still hotter things in store for owners in the racing of 1916. It will be observed that Churchill Downs has led in daily distribution in all the years embraced in the following tabulation, but the older track was closely pressed this year by both Douglas Dark and Latotiia. The following particulars of the steadily increasing output of the Kentucky racing field cannot fail to interest patrons of the turf: 1 o= os o— m2 erg. £~ Ui-: o— p 3 ■ tL "o S S U It =E 3 4 » 3 :?so P U §2 H U U Track and Meeting. • 5* |! gg gf* i : " i : :l | I ? § g Sg Latonia Spring Meeting! 24 107 137 241 46,980 62 32 74 13 14 .37 I.atonia Autumn Meeting I 10 112 111 194 87,2N9 42 23 47 10 lO .37 llVttglas Dark tSpring Meeting 13 91 99 173 84,273 39 18 34 9 12 .43 Churchill Downs Spring Meeting 12 84 102 106 81.3HO 30 22 32 7 5 .36 ; L,xington Spring Mii-ting 12 75 89 150 49,133 28 19 2S 12 8 .37 Douglas Dark Autumn Meeting 8 50 77 124 43,050 23 11 22 3 1 .41 Churchill Downs i Autumn Meeting S 50 83 124 42,105 17 17 22 5 0 .30 Lexington Autumn Meeting • ■ 79 123 32,950 23 14 25 lO 10 .39 1 Totals and Grand Dercentage 102 703 ... .. 07,731 204 150 284 09 60 .38 1 ; *Dcad heat. Following is the totals distributed by each track in the course of the last five racing years, together with the combined totals of the four tracks: Organizations. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. Latonla Jockey Club 71,750 25,383 82,815 17,735 15,505 34,260 • IMiglas Darkjockev Club 75.220 128.910 115,790 127.923 New Louisville Jockey Club 144.539 170.900 119.030 127.225 111,835 123.465 i Kentucky Association 39,710 00,454 67,725 05,880 79,305 82,083 I - Totals 55,999 02,799 45,390 39,750 22,495 07,731 I The following tabulation gives data as to the number of races and racing days and the average daily distribution from 1910 to 1915, inclusive: Racing Races Davs Run Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Track. 1915. 1915. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. Churchill Downs .. 20 140 ,441.40 ,310.15 ,984.58 ,531.52 ,391.75 ,173.25 Douglas Park 21 147 4,178.89 5,004.78 5.513.81 0,091.57 r Liitonia 40 279 3,180.55 4,097.91 4,251.81 5,184.17 5,132.14 5,850.50 Lexington 21 137 2,481.87 3.022.7O 2,821.87 3,294.87 3,779.29 3,908.71 1 - Totals and Gen. Av.102 703 ,178.50 ,989.G5 ,051.93 ,997.77 ,023.99 ,565.99 ■ 1 " l" e " I 1 • • ** ?~ . a ■- s. d . .. . in „ !, . v" J ; ,r .. v , „ E is ,". „ I is 5 J , it J 5 ,; ■ aa a J .■ • j is ■ , ? • a to 1 ,° is ls d by 9 "I "; .. ;l I • II of ,f t ■ ,r ]t- is 1 „ .. . rt ,e ": " be •e v •d ie It fell to a good Kentucky owner, who is justly rated as an ornament to the turf, to head the list of winning owners, Mr. Thomas C. McDowell being the fortunate man. It is a singularity of his career in racing that through a number of years it has fell to him to he in |K ssession of a high-class mare and this year Star Jasmine played the role of mainstay of his stable, as Kings Daughter did imuiedi- atelv before her. However, he had other fleet-footed horses which contributed to his satisfactory total of 6,249. Next to him came the eastern owner, L. S. Thompson, who gave Kentuckians an oppor-r t unity to see such superb creatures as Regret and Iiorrow in action, to his profit and their pleasure. John W. Schorr achieved n measure of success de-" nied to him in other fields of racing and brought up in third place with a slightly greater sum won than fell to Jefferson Livingston. W. II. Baker, W. J. Weber. E. R. Bradley and L. Marion were the other owners who belong to the group of winners of Sld.iioo or more. In all. the owners who won 00 or more, were the following: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. McDowell. T. C 30 10 13 0,249 Thouipsou L. S 2 0 0 23,200 Schorr. J. W 28 33 21 22,228 Livingston, J 17 27 14 22.O70 Baker. W. H 37 24 23 21.337 Wober. W. J 13 12 11 17,990 Bradley, E. R 10 28 17 10.909 Marion. L 7 10 5 12,170 Long. G. J 13 11 17 9.89S Gallaher Bros 12 9 4 9.: 55 Silencer. J 7 4 1 9,275 Weir. r. D 15 9 19 9.006 Imensetter, J 13 12 13 9,056 Coltou, M. A 13 17 8 8,369 Moore, M. C 12 8 8 8.26S Haves. T D 0 10 4 8.112 Respess, J. B 13 7 10 7,974 Camden, J. N 10 7 0 7.772 Gerst. W 11 15 12 7.733 Baker. R. L 14 3 7 7.564 Yauke W. G. 13 7 9 7,093 Hawkins. J. S » 15 7 6.999 Parrisn, J. W 4 0 0 6,990 Henderson. S. M 12 9 3 0.824 May. J. W 7 0 4 5,818 Bradley, T. C I I 4 5.263 Holland. J. L. 7 9 10 MM Iuinu, M 8 3 11 4,836 Harden W. W 7 O 2 4,405 Loonov, J. T 0 4 0 4,200 Austin. It. J 4 0 4 4,134 Civill. P. M 5 11 9 4,042 Elkius, E. B 5 11 3 3,973 Lew is. W. L C 5 9 :;,9!5 Sclmrr, J. F 3 3 2 3,783 Henry. J. M., Sr 5 I 0 3.584 WoiHlard. W 6 5 3 3.5S3 Weber and. Ward 0 4 4 3.577 Greener. J. u 4 2 3 3,481 Clay Br.* 6 2 2 3,439 Motiuce, J. X 5 6 5 3.311 Hrockniiller. C. J 4 I 7 3.292 Stamper. J. H. Jr 5 I 0 3,148 Goode. J. M 6 4 0 3.120 Shilling. J 5 6 4 3.078 Keene. J. O and G. H 3 4 3 3,026 Millett, D. J 3 8 2 2.969 lhelps, 1 4 7 6 2,959 Hogan W. H 4 6 I 2,941 Huffman. J. X 5 I 0 2.912 OConnell. K. J • 10 4 2,794 Coldhlatt. J. W 3 8 8 2.771 Mackenzie. R. J 4 2 10 2,732 Lowe. A. B 5 2 1 2,660 Shilling. J. M 4 3 2 2,032 Parsons. S. L I 1 1 2.600 Xlizell, W R "• ■ 4 2,541 Mead J. H 4 3 6 2,529 Williams Bros S 0 0 2,520 Mulholland D. E 3 5 10 2,495 Milam and Lew 4 5 3 2,457 McCargo E. E 4 3 5 2,389 Gaffney.J. V. 2 12 3 2,383 Perkins. W 1 1 1 2,350 Oots. H 3 1 1 2.350 Greene. J 3 3 7 2.315 Spiet and Powers 4 2 3 2.303 Bissell. G. W. J 4 3 2 2,300 Busehemeyer. C. F 4 0 r, 2.233 Putler. J 0 2 2 2.224 Schaller, F 3 3 3 2.205 Hughes. J. T 4 3 1 2,200 Hancock. A. B 3 4 :t 2.194 Knebelkamp W. F 3 3 5 2.191 Cord hi. A. B 2 7 5 2.150 Irfiwe, J 4 O 3 2.iai Straus, C 1 1 2 2.024 Youn" W. J 2 2 0 1,980 Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Dickinson, R. P 4 1 2 .! 71 : Peyton F 3 1 5 1,922 * , Rogers. C. E., Sr 2 5 4 1,864 . Woodford, J. H 4 0 2 1,855 ! Show-alter, W 1 4 4 1.820 Thompson. M. G 3 2 1 1,818 ? ; Hewitt, H. H 2 1 I 1.772 |? Ferguson. A. L 3 2 1 1,710 Loweustein, J 3 1 0 1,710 Milam. J. C 2 6 3 1,699 . |J Haggin. J. B. Estate 4 1 O 1,675 ii Irvin, T. M 2 I 4 1,583 Gatewood and Buckner 2 4 2 1,566 . Hendrie, G. M 2 S 1 1.502 Johnson, W. P 2 2 5 1,499 0 Gruber, M. B 2 2 3 1,487 t Gardner, II 2 2 3 1,393 3 Rnwson, Win 2 4 3 1.381 j Craine, H. L 2 2 3 1,357 - Erb and Gardner 3 1 1 1,325 5 Johnson, L. H 3 1 2 1,321 « Miller, A. 2 0 1 1,300 i Brathwn, T. F. 2 1 4 1.27S o 2 Hamilton, C. ■ 2 2 1 1.277 Newman. H. S 2 0 1 1.270 k Bateman, E 2 1 3 1,208 Parsons, E. B 2 1 2 1.190 Weaver, J. T 1 3 3 1,168 Nichols, J. H 2 0 2 1,100 ■ Guthrie. B. F 2 1 0 1,105 ; Covington. W. 0 2 1 1 1,155 Watts. U 2 0 2 1,152 2 Marklein, J. J 2 1 0 1 137 Prewitt, D. N 2 2 1 1,135 Walden, R. W 2 0 3 1,130 0 Johnson and Crosthwaite 2 2 0 1,105 5 Middle ton and Jones 1 3 0 1,095 5 Combs, S 2 1 0 1,080 8 BiKiker and Applegate 2 1 2 ■ 1,071 1 Harris, W. H 2 O 5 1.05S S Davis. J. E 2 0 1 1.019 Phillips. W. E 2 O O 1,005 3 Nealy. S. N 2 O 0 1,005 3 Tamsen, W. E 2 0 0 985 Cisco. W. F 2 O 0 965 5 Baxter. L. H 2 1 1 960 0 Woodman. A. G 1 4 0 931 Karnes. G. Y 1 3 2 929 0 Elkins and Johnson - 0 7 3 910 j; Brown, T. J 2 0 2 900 0 Cloher and Keene 1 2 2 899 ! Trotter, A. B 1 2 2 892 2 Dortch. N. F 1 2 2 842 2 Kirby. A. L 1 3 o fi Callahan. J. W 1 1 4 814 4 Starr. G 1 2 1 SIM! 0 I loots. A. W 1 3 1 802 2 Reid, W. A 1 1 4 795 ?, Hagyard and Shannon 1 2 1 753 Brown, L. J 1 l i 72-» ;J Stewart. D. E. 1 2 1 710 7. Henze. G 1 o 5 71 r, r Hansen, J. C 1 1 1 71:: :! Innes, G. W 1 2 2 700 | ! Herz, E 0 2 3 090 Arvin. G 1 1 1 ijso „ Ross and Looney 1 1 2 683 ., Rosenthal. B 1 2 0 070 0 Metz, A. B 1 0 2 608 8 Senn. G. R 1 1 1 fiOO Co"mstock, H. 0 1 1 O R40 Cahn. J. C 1 1 1 045 5 Joseph. A 1 0 2 044 4 King. W. F 1 1 o 036 6 Moore. E. W 1 0 3 609 9 Frey, W. H 1 1 0 000 0 Weiss. L 1 9 2 600 Desforges. L 1 O 2 59! 1 Wilmot. J 1 0 2 597 L Feuchter. W 1 0 1 597 Grater. W 1 o 1 590 Bianchi. O. A 1 0 1 5SS 2 Macfarlane. X 0 3 0 580 J; McKinney W. A 1 0 1 ;vso . ? Parr. A. D 1 0 1 584 J Strauss, W 1 0 1 576 Williams, 0 1 1 1 575 r Walters. J 1 0 1 571 1 Cisco and Bianchi 1 0 1 509 ! Staton and Goodwin O 2 1 562 2 Umensetter and Scott 1 1 o .-,50 0 Foley, J. M 1 0 1 525 5 Frakes. R. C 1 0 0 515 5 Talbott Bros I 0 0 515 5 Thomson. J. A 1 0 1 510 0 Bills and Koerner 1 0 0 505 Staebler. J. M 1 0 0 495 5 Walsh, W. E. 1 0 0 490 0 Rodgers and Parrish 1 0 0 490 0 _ Continued on second page. RICH, PRODUCT OF THE YEAR FROM THE KENTUCKY RACING FIELD. Continued from first page. Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. A int. Humphrey. A. I.. Jr o 4 1 8:: Baker. .1. D 1 » n 430 Miles. P. J u 2 4 47S Yoitn" M 1 1 11 475 Keardon. W. P 1 11 a 450 Kelley. F.J 0 1 4 420 MncManns. J o 4 o 405 Itidorwood. l tl ." 1 414 Sheridan. P 1 0 1 400 Whitlow. J. t 1 :• 11 .--on McMillan. Mrs. It 0 2 2 304 Bruce. W 11 1 4 357 Bogcrs. A. L 0 1 2 350 Grieves. S. K 0 2 3 316 Of the many capital racers engaged in the sport in Kentucky five were winners of 11,000 or more, with Dodge first in this quintette. He was not the Iwst horse in Kentucky racing, but he was a good one. hardy. speedy and emphatically a stayer. In- luckily for him and his owner he stood so high in the esteem of the official haudicappcr in the fall stakes that he was awarded ini|M sts lieyoud his capacity, else he probably Would haW; figured still higher in the years returns. The two Thompson stars. Regret and Borrow, were the two best horses raced in Kentucky this year, but the Latonia Derby winner. Royal II.. was beyond doubt a good colt. However, leg infirmity enforced his early retirement from racing. Mm Dermis was a shade better than a useful handicap horse and Star Jasmine and Waterblossoin were title mares. It may be doubted whether there was a high-class two-year- old out. but Blackie Daw, Bulse. Checks, Kiuney. Big Smoke. Marse Henry and some others raced well enough to become good three-year-olds if making normal growth and improvement through the coining winter. A large number of horses won $.500 or more and they are the following: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Hodge 7 4 3 3,683 Roval II 4 2 0 11.895 Borrow 1 11 0 1 1,700 Prince Dermis 1; s 4 11.467 Regret 1 0 0 11.450 Blackie Daw g 2 1 S.679 Star Jasmine 6 2 4 8.145 Bulse 4 0 0 6.590 Waterblossoin 7- 1 1 6,673 Amazon n 2 4 5.054 Checks 5 2 1 5.015 Goldcivst Boy 0 4 2 4.964 Ed "rump 5 2 O 4.585 Kinney 1 1 1 4.522 Bradleys Choice 4 2 2 4.265 Danovia 5 5 1 4.225 Bonanza 7 3 9 4. 188 Grover Hughes 5 4 5 4,112 Big Smoke 2 1 2 3.931 Sleeth 7 0 2 3.675 Impressive 6 1 1 3.512 Tetan 3 3 1 3,455 Bars and Stars 6 4 0 3.279 Roscoe loose 0 3 5 3.276 Little Sister 2 2 0 3.245 Ellison 2 3 0 3.187 Mars Cassidy 4 S 2 2.990 Blood Test 1 1 0 2.972 Disillusion 5 3 2 2.952 1 r. armeu 4 7 6 2.949 Mary H 5 5 0 2.900 Bayberry Candle 4 3 1 2.860 indolence 2 1 0 2.849 Lady Panchita 4 6 6 2.844 Gipsey George 3 2 0 2.840 Carrie Orme 3 10 4 2.794 Transit 5 1 S 2.745 Reno 4 6 3 2.741 Commauretta 4 5 5 2.732 Marion Goosby 5 1 2 2.721 Converse 4 5 4 2,711 Miss Thorpe 5 2 1 2.600 The Grader 4 4 2 2.648 Brynlimah 5 0 3 2.593 Father Riley 5 1 2 2.581 Jessie I-oiiise 5 :; 0 2.560 Little Fa titer 5 0 O 2.530 Mex 4 3 2 2.512 Irish Gentleman 4 3 4 2.494 Jacoba 3 1 0 2.487 Hank oDay 3 5 1 2.445 Hard Ball 4 4 2 2.436 Vogue 3 5 1 2.425 Tory Maid 5 3 0 2.423 One Step 3 2 2 2.404 Any Port 4 3 5 2.389 Rochester 2 1 3 2,39 1 Mai se Henry 3 2 2 2.325 Hocnir 3 3 0 2.322 Christie 4 3 0 2.304 thartier 4 2 3 2.303 Cardome 3 6 2 2.2:55 Fleetabcllo 3 3 7 2,235 Hawthorne 4 0 5 2,233 Urcville 3 3 3 2,205 I-ady Botha 3 1 4 2.200 Embroidery 2 4 3 2.194 Harry Gardner 3 4 5 2.188 Syrian 4 2 1 2.175 Beulah S 4 3 4 2.153 : Mazuik 4 2 1 2.138 Wilhite 4 1 3 2.136 Grosvenor 3 4 2 2,134 Dr. Larrick 2 S 4 2.115 Leochares 3 3 1 2.100 Baincoat 1 2 1 2.081 , Prince Harry 4 2 1 2.075 Marshon 4 3 0 2.048 Leo Bay 3 1 2 2.025 The Norman 3 4 5 2.019 Pebbles 0 1 0 2.000 Mockery 2 0 3 1 .995 Black Beautv 3 2 3 1.990 Water Witch 2 2 6 1.986 I-ackrose 4 1 2 1.971 ! Irou Mask 3 2 1 1.955 I Cash on Dei:-ery 2 6 3 1,954 I Expectation 3 3 3 1,926 Black Toney 2 3 2 "1.907 I Droll 4 1 1 1 .905 I McAdoo 4 O 1 1.891 Bodge 4 o 0 J..K75 I Bingling 2 0 8 1.846 I Dortch 2 0 1 1.825 Cane Run 1 4 4 1.820 « Milestone 2 0 o 1.810 Browncyed Kate 3 1 2 1.800 Jack ODowd 2 4 0 1.769 Edith W 3 3 2 1.711 I Sharpshooter 1 1 1 1,700 I Royal Tea 2 6 1 1.695 Guide Cost 2 6 2 1.6S7 i Margaret N 2 4 1 1 .6S7 i Cosmic 3 1 2 1,670 1 Billy Joe .3 3 1 1.603 - Huntress :; 1 2 1.662 Little String 2 3 3 1482 Chalmers 2 4 1 1.622 • Nobleman 3 1 1 1.521 John Jr 2 3 6 1.601 I Kathleen 3 1 1 1.595 Gold Color 3 1 1 1.585 1 Popi.ee 3 2 0 1.561 I Acis 1 7 4 1.559 1 Justice Coebel ..3 1 2 1.535 ? Olga Star 2 5 2 1.533 I Birka 3 1 3 1,516 1 Ed Howard 3 2 0 1.505 I Bob Hensley 1 6 1 1.488 Oakland 2 3 3 1.475 Louise Stone 2 3 2 1.445 Mallard 2 3 1 1,445 1 Pochieboo 1 3 2 1.482 I Sosius 2 2 4 1,405 1 Consoler 2 4 3 1.3S4 I Blackthorn 2 3 4 1.358 1 White Wool 2 3 1 1.325 1 Conning Tower 2 4 3 1,321 J Ijidy Worthington 2 3 0 1.319 1 Disturber 2 3 2 1.314 J Flying Feet 2 2 1 1.309 I Iseeit 2 3 1 1.302 i Beautv Shop 2 1 2 1.299 8 Mission Bell 1 0 0 1 .287 Sureget 2 3 3 1.282 ". La Mr.de 2 2 1 1.2S0 J Worlds Wonder 2 2 3 1.256 ? LilH-rator 2 2 0 1.255 1 Bide Shooter 2 o 3 1.254 1 Malabar 2 3 O 1 .240 1 TalelH-arer a 1 1 1.238 1 Impression 2 2 1 1 .237 I Charmeuse 2 2 1 1.236 I Luke 2 1 0 1.225 3 Paymaster 1 5 2 1.225 Rnoiil 2 2 1 1 .222 Dick Williams 2 2 1 1.219 i MM 1 5 2 1.215 1 Waterproof 2 1 1 1.202 3 Brave ;; o 0 1.200 Intention 2 1 2 1.196 I Brown Velvet 2 O 2 1.166 Pels 2 1 1 1 .165 Royal Interest 2 1 0 1.105 1 Dude 2 0 2 1.152 Dark* Bryu 2 0 •". 1.130 TImtiiwooiI 1 3 2 1.11S Infidel II 1 4 2 1.116 Jenny Ceddes 2 1 O 1.099 Ladv Always 1 3 0 l.QW , T.indenthal 0 4 4 1,081 ; Colic 2 1 2 1.076 I Thoughtre.-ulcr 2 1 4 1.065 Veldt 1 :: 2 1.M54 M. Iter Thuriuaii 2 o 1 1.159 Lady .lane Crey 2 0 5 1.05s • Biisv Edith 2 O 3 1.054 • St. Charlcote 2 0 1 1.040 * Asparagus gain l 4 1 1,037 I : , ! I I I I I I « I I i i 1 - • I 1 I 1 ? I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 J 1 J I i 8 ". J ? 1 1 1 1 I I 3 i 1 3 I 1 , ; I • • * I Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Buck Keenon 2 3 0 ?1 .025 Bellita 1 • 1 1.018 Prince Eugene 2 0 1 1.017 John Ound 1 1 2 1.012 Lindlv 2 0 0 1.005 Shyness 2 0 O 1 .005 Othello 1 4 1 1.004 Silver Bill 2 o 0 990 Change 2 •• O 985 Triad 2 o 1 974 irecian 2 o 2 .mk; Sal Vanity 2 1 1 900 Big Dipper 2 0 0 955 Boots and Saddle 2 It O 955 Korfhage 1 3 4 953 Bank Bill 1 2 0 jjB The Decision 2 0 0 ! 45 Goldv 1 3 2 !»42 Primero 2 0 0 935 Transport 0 7 0 931 Savino 1 3 2 929 Gabrio 1 3 2 928 J. J. Murdock 2 1 2 910 Dimitri 2 0 « 910 Blan.hita 2 0 1 05 Phosphor 2 O 0 900 High Private 1 3 0 SS0 Industry 1 3 1 S69 Ingot 1 2 1 806 Fitzgerald 2 ■ 1 S04 Langhorne 1 3 0 ,860 Resign 1 2 2 858 Franklin I 3 1 S52 Manager Waite 2 O 0 S50 Lynn 2 0 2 841 Erin 1 3 0 839 Illuminator 1 0 5 838 Alledo 1 2 2 831 Votary 2 1 O S25 Al Pierce 1 1 3 825 Leo Sknluv 1 1 4 813 Chilla 1 2 1 S08 Tavolara 1 2 1 K00 Booker Bill 2 O 0 800 Pan Zareta 1 0 1 800 Bernini 1 1 4 795 Betterton 2 ■ 0 790 Orange 1 1 2 790 Hermuda 1 2 1 7S7 Manioc 1 2 2 7S5 Chilton King 1 2 0 777 Grumpy 1 1 3 774 Star Actress 1 2 1 767 White Crown 1 2 1 765 David Craig 1 0 3 758 Oholtts 1 1 3 752 I »c|M sit I 1 1 746 Freeman I 0 3 738 Rio Brazos 1 2 0 731 J. C. Welch 1 1 1 724 Anna Kruter 1 1 2 723 Izzetbey 1 2 1 720 Fellowmnn I 0 5 715 Alex Getz 1 1 1 713 Surpassing I 1 1 713 Little Bigger 1 0 4 710 Helen Thompson 1 2 1 7H Broom Flower 1 1 3 705 Howdy How dy 2 0 0 700 Reouiratn 1 2 2 700 Bringburst 1 1 1 700 Fidget 1 0 4 700 Important ...: 1 2 1 099 Yermak 1 1 1 095 Jerry 1 1 1 6S7 Helen Barltee 1 1 1 0S4 Sea Shell 1 O 2 675 Lucky R 1 0 3 670 Buck Shot 1 1 1 »S0 Taka 1 1 1 otso Investment 1 0 3 658 Gypsy Blair 0 5 0 «558 OHagan 0 0 0 655 Zali 1 1 1 05o Dr. Samuel 1 1 0 1550 Lachis 1 o 2 648 Martinos I 1 1 r.45 Kneelet I O 3 045 Bessie N 0 5 0 644 Stanley S 1 1 1 041 Blue Cap 1 1 0 630 Miss Declare 1 O 2 636 Flitaway 1 o 2 034 Intone 1 1 tl 6:13 Marjorie D 1 1 o o;il Ruth Strickland 1 1 0 628 Mike Mullen I 1 • 527 Thistle Green 1 2 1 625 First Degree 1 1 2 024 Col. Me Nab 1 1 0 522 Mabel Dulwelsr 1 1 1 014 t*1" Fellow 1 1 2 611 Old Ben 1 1 1 old joe Mem 1 0 :; 509 I.ady Vaudergrlf t 1 1 1 ot0 Zin Del 1 ] 0 t5O0 Undaunted 1 O 2 000 Broomsedge 1 0 2 599 Countess Wilmot 1 0 2 597 Ratina 1 o 2 596 Bell Boy 1 0 1 596 Dengro 1 O 2 593 Casey Joues 1 0 1 586 F. A. Weigle 1 1 O 585 Mud Sill 1 0 1 5S5 A. Maucini 1 0 1 584 Jane Straith 1 0 1 584 Rancher 1 0 o 580 Dr. Dougherty 1 0 1 578 Lady Mildred 1 0 1 576 Ha r wood 1 1 O 574 Dignity 1 o 1 574 Josie 1 0 1 574 Mary Estelle 1 0 1 574 Red Cross 1 0 1 574 Thanksgiving 1 0 1 574 Luzzi I 1 0 5»5S Feather Buster 1 0 1 555 Amulet i. 1 0 1 564 Stout Heart . 0 2 1 562 Busy Joe 0 3 2 558 Miss Kruter . 1 O 2 555 Pan Handle 1 0 1 550 Roamcr 1 0 0 550 Miss Fielder 1 1 0 537 Paulson • 1 0 1 525 Skiles Knob 1 0 0 525 Tobacco Box I o 1 .".20 Ina Kay 1 0 0 515 Moinen Star 1 0 0 515 Eddie Delling I 1 0 510 Orinulu 1 O 1 510 C. F. Hornlierger 1 0 0 510 Cora 0 1 0 o 510 Dorcris I 0 o 510 Money Maker 1 0 0 510 Muriels Pet 1 0 0 510 Trap|M id 1 O o 510 San Vega 1 0 2 500 Emerson Cochran 1 0 1 5011 Little Nephew 1 O 1 500 Anna Lou 1 O O 5H Cadenza 1 o 50o Prince Alliert 1 0 0 5O0 Sands of Pleasure 1 0 I 51 m Short Crass 0 2 0 500 Mandy Hamilton 1 0 0 495 Old Charter 1 0 0 Mf Dr. Moore 1 0 0 4:ki Hour 1 0 0 490 Lady Moonet 1 0 0 4St Nellie Welles 1 0 0 4H0 Baby Cal 1 0 I 4S5 Dr. Kendall 1 0 0 SB Bronzew ing 0 4 1 4S3 Counterpart 1 0 0 4.S0 Charlie McGee 1 1 0 475 Eulogy I 0 1 475 A. N. Akin 1 0 0 475 Loveland 0 3 2 474 Far Away 1 0 0 470 Huffaker 1 0 0 465 Water K 1 0 0 460 Robert Bradley 0 2 0 454 Southern League 0 1 4 452 Flossie Walker 1 0 0 450 Joe Rosenfield 1 0 0 450 Lady Powers 1 0 0 450 Stalwart Helen 1 0 0 450 Schemer 0 2 0 450 Stephen R 0 1 4 430 Type 1 O 2 415 John Reardon 0 3 1 414 Manasseh 0 3 1 404 Back Bay 1 0 o 400 Kris Kringle 0 3 0 ;bjo King Gorin 1 11 o 390 Black Coffee 0 2 1 .-js.-. Billy Culbertson 1 0 o ."so Malheur • 2 2 375 Jack Kavanaugh 0 2 2 364 Cautara 1 0 0 ;too Wild Bear o 2 5 :;oo Altamaha 1 O 1 ;j5o Heir Apparent 0 1 2 ::.-, Miss Atkin 0 2 1 ;;4o Trout Fly 0 2 1 :54c Prospect 0 1 3 3q Wryneck 0 2 3 :!l»i Cossack O 1 4 310 Benanet 0 2 3 300 Of the prominent riders young Mack Carner was easily first in both number of races won and percentage. Good jockoyship was one ot the features of the Kentucky campaign, with Garner, Mott. K. Martin. Goose. Pool, Gentry, Ganz. Loftus. Notter the two McTaggarts and others of skill participating! The records made in this line were: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Pnp. P.C. Carner. M 292 03 47 37 145 22 Mott. A 359 4!» 41 54 215 !7» Martin. E 24S 47 24 35 142 .19 Goose. R 288 46 50 48 144 .10 Pool. E 297 4« 4S « 101 .Ijj Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Inn. P.C. Lapaille. K ."MM 41 39 41 1S3 .13 Gentry. L 27.8 34 43 :!3 16S .12 Meehan. W 104 25 20 15 J»7 .15 Ganz. C 125 24 22 17 152 !!► Kederis. J 122 2 is 10 ON .16 Taylor. W. W 223 20 16 25 102 .00 Robinson. F 2«2 19 32 2". 12s .09 Keogh. F 131 17 17 19 7s J| Stirling, D 107 17 13 9$ 117 l» Murphy. F 155 115 24 10 lti!i ,M OBrien. . J 125 15 ]7 15 7s .12 .Itidy. F 87 15 11 s 5o .17 Butwell. .1 IZ» 15 11 10 :u; „£ Van IMis.n. C 125 12 o 11 : .: n Xeylon. A 0O 10 10 0 31 .17 McTaggart. T SO 10 7 s :,;. 12 Stearns. II 110 9 17 12 72 ■ McCabe. J 120 ! 1 1 ! !I7 t»7 Andress. W 69 !» :i :; 4s |:: Ott. B 118 9 0 is s.-, "on Henry. T 89 8 lo 15 .-,15 .oil Hanover. J 104 s 15 s S-» ON Small, R 40 I 4 5 23 .2o Jones. C 72 7 0 3 55 .10 Irqiihart, R 58 0 5 12 35 HI Dominick. J 29 0 4 2 17 .21 Morys, J 77 5 7 s .-,7 oo Hunt. C 57 5 7 7 38 .09 Smyth. J 39 5 7 3 24 13 Connelly. D S3 4 lo 5 04 05 Acton. J and 4 5 Hi 41 [ l7 Pease. A 37 4 4 I 25 .11 Marco. B 55 4 3 0 42 S Metealf. J 55 3 lo 12 30 or, Lilley. W 29 3 o 2 is .10 McTaggart, J 53 3 4 s B jm Loftus, J 9 3 2 o 1 .."»3 Burlingame, C 18 3 2 o i:; 17 Garner. G 21, 2 4 :: 12 10 Griffin. E 27 2 3 2 2» 1/7 Teahan, F 11 2 0 2 7 "in Notter. J 3 2 O o 1 jS Williams. F 47 I I 0 :;:i f- Borel. C 10 1 2 4 3 "lo Cuy. R it 1 1 2 5 11 Carter. R 11 1 1 11 » ,•, Shilling. K 10 1 o 2 13 m Warrington. W 8 1 0 1 0 .12 Denny. K 12 1 O 1 in l9 Herliert, F 28 1 o 1 20 3 Gordon. Mr. W. A.... 1 ion 1. jmt Cavanaiigh, II 6 1 0 o r, .17 The following placed, but failed lo win: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.l,up Brown, J 23 O r, :: 15 Dishnion. C B 0 4 g .jj Campbell. J 31 0 1 3! Grav 1 4 0 1 1 ~a Alt. J 6 o 1 J Carter, E 5 . o | 1 j Sloan. J 26 1 I 1 - j Baker. Mr. W. S 1 0 1 1, ",, Kelley. A 1 o 1 „ 3 Hayes. T 3 0 1 11 ; Jenkins. F 5 tt 1 11 -, Winkler, W 7 It o | | Burger. N 12 o • i tjj Alex. II 15 O o J ]■; Maher. J 17 n n 2 15 Van Meter, Mr. S 1 It o J it Gaugel, L 2 O 11 | 1 Johnson. B. 4 0 0 1 3 The following had mounts to the number suowu and failed to [dace: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts Ambrose. E 1 Johnson, S. . " " 4 Bolaml. D 1 Kollock. O. . -, Combs. Mr. L. B 1 I.a Masters. K. 4 Culleu. E it Malone. W 1 Davies. B 1 Malonev. J. . . . ;j Dennler, II 5 Datterson. .Mr. J. W | Diiggan. J. J 2 Paul. F. .. Fite. C :; IVarce. J. 7 Franklin. W 1 Rice. T. Fuerst. F 4 Shilling, II. . . 4 Huestis, G 1 Sumter. H 4 Among the trainers W. II. Baker enjoyed the pleas-ure of saddling the moat winners, sending thirty-nine to the post. 5. Denny was not far behind him with thirty-four, and others with double figures to their credit were A. Baker, 11. B. Brandt v II Buckner. E. T. Collins, p. Covnc. J. C. Oallagher A. Giovanetti, C. Hammoii. T. I*. Haves S l Henderson. W. L. Lewis. J. W. Mav. wl MrDaatel J. C. Milam. W. Perkins, J. 1?. Rcspcss. J k Schorr. K. Sp nee, D. K. Stewart. J. I nieiiselt-r F. I. Weir. R. D. Williams and W. J. Young I he records of the trainers are: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Win. Abel. L 1 I.ehan, It 1 Adkins. J. It 4 Lewis. W. L to Arviu. G 1 Low den. II. . f 7 Austin. A. L 1 Lowe. J 4 Baker. A 14 Low enstein. M 3 Baker. J. II 7 Manuel. W. A. . 1 Baker. W. H 39 Marion. L 1 Barnes. G. V 1 Marklein. J. J. 2 Baxter. L. H 1 May. J. W 11 Bianchi, 0. A 2 McDaniel. W ill Booker, J .M 2 McKinnev. J :: Brandt. H. R 17 McKinnev. W. A. ... 1 Brooks. F 5 Mead. J. 11 ;; Brooks, R. P 4 Milam, J. C 12 Brown. E. 2 Miller. D. B 3 Brown. J. M 1 Moore, C. K 1 Buckner. W. H V* Moore. K. W 2 1 Buxton. C 2 Nay! t. J 2 I Calm, J. C 1 Nichols. J. 11 1 Cahu, L 1 OConnell. E. J 4 Cain. W. M 5 Overton. W. C 2i Campbell. R. E 2 Parsons. E. B " Carroll. T 2 Perkins. W 23 Cisco. W. F 3 Pitt. K 1 Collins, J r. Ripe, W 1 Colton, E. T. 13 Powers. J no 6 Cottrell. S. C 1 Powers. R J 1 Covington, W 3 Reardon. M. J 1 Coyne. 1 13 Reed. J. II . . . s Crockett, E. C 2 Reidcl. L Crowe. J. A 2 Respess. J. B 13 Denny. G 34 Rogers, C. E.. Jr. ... 2 Dickinson. R. P 4 Rogers, J W. . . . | Erb, L :: Rogers R. I •• Everman, J. S 1 Ross, j. P. . . . J Farrell. II 1 Rowe. Jas Fizer. W. H 2 Sallee. W. R r Foucon, E 2 Sargeant. II. J ] t Frnkes, R. C 1 Schorr. J. F. .. "7 Gallaher, J. C 12 Seliiichman. L. . . . "l Cass, J 4 Sheridan. P i Giovannetti. A 13 Shilling. J. M. .. 3 Goldblatt. M 5 Simpson. J :: Goldsborough, A. J... 2 Smith. J. I • Goode. J. M 9 Sncarlev. W. II. .... 2 . Grater. W 2 Spiers. W. J 1 Hainmon, C 16 S|a-nce. K 17 ; Harmon, T. J 1 Stewart. It E 12 Hauser. C 4 Stockier. J. | Hawkins. J. s 1 Tanl er. 1 4 Hayes. T. P Kt Trotter. K , 1 Henderson, s. M. ...12 Imeiisetler. J Henry. J. M 5 Vitltoe. It 1 Hodge. T 5 Wableu. B. J | Hogan. J 4 Wallace. W. M 3 Huffman. J. N 5 Walters. J 2 Hughes. C. II 1 Ward. J. S 1; Hughes. G. C 8 Weaver. J. T I Innes. G. W 3 Webb. H 1 lrvin. T. M 1 Weir. ¥. It M Johnson. L. II 3 Williams. R. It. . 1:: Karrick. W. H .". Wilmot. J Keene. O. II 4 Witnmer. P 10 King. W. F 1 Woodard. W 1; Kirby, A. 1 2 Woodman. A. G 1 Lally. J. W 1 Young, W. J 13 Land. G 4
