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THIRTY LEADING AMERICAN JOCKEYS. In adding eight winning, mounts to his score in the racing of last week, .1. McTaggart rode extremely well and further tightened his hold on the leadership. But he needs to continue such good work. F. Robinson rode twelve winners and is now well over the hundred mark in races won. He is now in third place and another week of such good work in the saddle would make him second. F. Murphy also slid over the hundred line and. in riding ten winners in four days of racing at Lexington. 11. Goose crept up within three of that coveted number. Only a disabling accident can prevent him from making his century this week. The situation among the lenders is iuite interesting. The records of our thirty- leading riders are now: Jockey. Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Pup. P.O.L.W. McTaggart, .T. ..KM 127 HIS 92 30 .20 X Pool, E :iS2 nr 7.r, ri Ki.i .30 o Robinson, F. ...419 101! Sl 54 198 .21 12 Murphy, F ! 102 79 00 213 .22 5 Goose, R 303 97 53 59 151 .27 10 Shilling, II 400 85 S3 00 238 .IS 0 Taplin. E 344 85 43 -19 107 .2.", 0 Connelly, 1 410 SO 03 71 190 .20 0 Hunt, C. 452 77 70 03 220 .17 0 OBrien, W: J... 334 75 59 43 157 .22 0 Gentry, 1 422 00 5S 57 211 .10 7 Keogh, F 334 05 58 40 171 .19 0 Phillips, II. II...2S2 M 47 27 144 .23 3 Pickens, A 221 59 58 57 147 .IS 3 Molesworth, G...309 58 55 52 201 .Hi 4 Obert, W 337 50 45 43 193 .17 1 Schamehorn, W...301 55 43 53 210 .15 1 McAtee, L 457 54 58 50 289 .12 0 Ball. R 302 53 50 44 215 .15 0 Schuttinger, A... 319 52 53 35 179 .10 0 Gross, C 437 49 09 05 254 .11 1 Parrington, T. ..350 48 57 40 199 .14 3 Lykes, L 270 48 43 44 135 .18 4 Acton. .1 343 48 30 5! 209 .14 0 Haynes, E 235 47 30 30 110 .20 1 Garner, M 350 40 05 54 191 .13 0 Wolslenholm, S..325 40 48 50 1S1 .14 0 Metcalf, .1 107 45 51 41 170 .15 0 Buxton. .7. 337 42 43 53 199 .12 3 Ambrose, E 20S 12 31 29 100 .20 1
