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THIRTY LEADING MONEY-WINNING THREE-YEAR-OLDS IN THE RACING CAMPAIGN OF LAST YEAR i 4- + There was no Colin among the three-year-olds of 1910. but for all that there was a number of capital young racers of that age in action. Which may have been the actual best of them is a moot point. The average westerner would say Dodge, while the easterner might mention Spur, but both would have misgivings concerning Friar Rock. George Smith and Star Hawk. These splendid young horses are now four-year-olds and. along with such lesser lights of their age as Kathleen. Dick Williams, Faux Col. King Gorin. Franklin and Damrosch. will constitute a powerful reinforcement for the handicap division in the racing of 1917. Of course Friar Rock is to be excepted because he has been retired from racing, but the others will be on hand to make things interesting for The Finn. Ed Critmp. Boots. Roamer. Borrow and others which have already maele their marks in the big handicaps of our racing. There is an abundance of racing merit in the following list of the thirty best money-winning thjjee-year-olds of 1910: Horse. Col., Sex. Pedigree. Owner. Sts. lsf. 2d. 3d. Jnp. Won. Dodge b. c. Jim Gaffney — Flora Willoughby . . . A. K. Macomber ...12 8 0 3 1 ,410 Spur b. c. King Janes — Auntie Mum J. Butler "1 8 8 4 1 10.720 Friar Rook ...oh. c. Rock Sand — Fairy Gcdd .1. K. Madden 9 4 0 2 3 15.275 George Smith. blk. c. Out of Reach — Consuelo II J. Sanford 4 1 2 0 1 11,000 Kathleen b. f. S-tnpronir.s — Roema G. J. Long 14 9 2 0 3 11.02S Star Hawk b. e. Sunstar — Sweet Finch A. K. Maeombor ... 7 3 4 0 0 9.170 Dick Williams.br. g. Dick Finnell — Annie Williams A. K. Macomber ...21 S 3 2 8 8*181 Achievement ..ch. c. Hastings— Achieve W. Viau 12 3 4 1 4 MM Port Light ....b. g. Hamburg — Morningside W. 1*. Orr 24 9 4 0 5 0.005 S. of Pleasure. .1. g. Fair Play — Golder. Sand G. M. Hendrie 24 ti 3 8 7 LSM Faux-Col br. c. Valens — Collet Monte R. J. Mackenzie ...15 2 3 2 8 5.094 Mandarin eh. c. Havoc — Royal China I. K. Seagram 2 2 0 0 0 5.075 King Gorin. . . .ch. c. Transvaal — Ethel Simpson R. L. Baker 24 5 7 8 4 5.579 Franklin ch. c. Jim Gaffney — Gliding By J. S. Ward 11 3 4 3 1 5.: 555 Greetings ch. f. Glorifier — Glad Tidings J. W. Heelrick 39 9 8 3 19 ."i.."".20 Fornroek ch. c. Roek Sand — Ferment A. Belmont 14 5 4 0 5 5.150 Daddys Choice. b. c. Trap Roe k— Earth It. Parr 31 f 1 5 19 5.0S5 Copper King...b. g. Bowling Brook — Tar eton P. Gorman 17 2 3 3 I 5.005 Damrosch br. c. Rock Sand— Dissembler J. K. L. Ross 13 3 4 0 0 5.0511 Malachite ch. f. Rock Sand — Miss Hanover A. Belmont 15 0 4 2 3 1.905 Phil Ingar . . . b. c. QiMtester — Miss Manners K. T. /.olliooffer ...23 0 4 5 8 4.N45 Little Bigger... b. f. Transvaal— race Dixon W. P. Johnson 39 9 11 7 12 4.N02 Itrooks br. c. Leonid — Insolent" J. E. Davis 40 9 9 3 19 4.490 Iain Straith ...b. f. Dalhousie— Tickle A. Perkins 30 7 6 7 10 4.442 Murianao eh. f. The Commetner — llortonsia T. II. Wilson 30 8 0 3 13 4,435 King Neptune. or. g. Sea King — Toots J. S. Tyree 24 0 2 5 11 1.315 Blue Cap ell. f. Hastings Blue Jacket R. McCoy 48 ti 14 9 19 4.212 Bank b. c. Mint— Miss Blair Nevada Stock Farm. 19 7 7 2 3 4. lot. Gala Water ..or. g. Galatine — Sea Wall 1. E. Seagram ! 1 S 0 2 4.110 Eddie T b. g. Golden Maxim— Maid of Promise.. II. G. Bedwell 2i 8 D 3 10 4,105
