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STATISTICS OF THE OAKLAWN MEETING. The Hot Springs meeting of twenty days, held i at the beautiful Oaklawn track, under the auspices . of the Business Mi ns League, which opened on . Marek 7 and closed on March 29. was highly successful both financially and otherwise. Burins the . meeting 1-0 races were decided and 1917.sh2,800 distributed among the winning owners. The attendance . during the twenty days of racing was the largest . t in the history of the plant. Old Rosebuds return I to racing and his excellent showing after his long retirement was a phasing feata— « r the sport at ~r : the southern Spa. A number of good-class horses ,? were seen in action and with the Oaklawn track jit its best some fast and spirited racing was witnessed. Jefferson Livingston was the leading winning S owner at Oaklawn as he was at New Orleans. His horses won the most races and the largest amount t of money. Y. A. McKinney fared well, his stable winning seven —CM and ,105. II. S. Newman. W. R. Mizell. Y. . Weant and E. It. Bradley also met with a fair measure of success. The following is the list of the owners who won 00 or more each: . Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Livingston. J 8 7 i ,185 •- - McKinnev. V. A -.7 1 2 B.M8 ,. Newman. II. S 4 3 0 MM I, Mizell. W. ■ 3 1 2 1.520 :- Weant. W. C 3 3 1 1.405 Bradley. E. It 3 2 0 1.400 .., J Stephenson. J I 0 1 l.l r, ;! Browne. G. II 3 0 0 1.250 !- LeeJa. S 3 O 1 1.23.". .- LMT*. ] 2 3 2 1.095 j! Loonev. J. 1 2 3 0 1.080 ,.. Ferriss. J. C 2 1 B 1.070 Kiiebelkamp. G 2 4 0 1.060 .,, Krazier and Farris 2 2 2 1.000 Shea. M 2 0 2 MS J;! - Bishop. O. E 2 1 1 950 " Barnes. ;. Y .....2 1 2 935 Neiisteter. B 2 1 - MB - Moore. E. W - • - 935 I. - Niehaus. A. C 2 1 0 900 Booker. J. M 2 1 0 MB .- .J Hatchett, W. I - 1 0 SO.". !J McKecy, r. R. T 2 1 0 SO.". ; Apphgate. H. C 2 0 1 850 !- Brown, J. M 2 0 1 MB S Drake. ay. l 2 O 0 sod Briinnon. B. J 1 4 1 MB j.-, Colton. E. T 1 3 0 715 15 Kink. II 1 3 1 Ml Haves a Kessiaaer 1 - 0 Ml » Pre—. W. J 1 0 5 575 5 Smith. R. A 1 1 - BM 0 .arson. J 1 1 1 BM 0 Talhott. J. 0 1 1 1 BM 0 Btoa*, L. 1 1 - MB !5 Brockmiller. C. J 1 0 2 BM c Foley, v. J l 2 o BM So atailwJcte, 8 1 2 0 MB to Woodard, Y 1 1 ■ BIB !•"• liver. J 1 1 1 BM ■ Semple. W. C 1 1 1 500 • Johnson. Y. P 1 1 0 Ml Mikel. W. II 1 1 » 500 Fogg. F. S 1 0 2 500 to Singleton. J. M 1 O 2 470 ft Applegate, W. E 1 1 I MB !.-, Chancellor. O. K 1 1 • Ml ;-, Cook. T 1 1 O 4«5 ;-, Johnston. K •• 1 1 • 405 ;-, 1a- Duke. S 1 1 o MB j-, Mahoiiev. R. K 1 1 • MB ;-, Murray, ■ i ■ • MB WaUfcaa— r Br— I I ■ MB ;;, Houseman, F 1 0 * MB :,D Arthur. J 1 • $ M* 50 Blakelev. A. G 1 « » MB 50 Statou, r. W 1 U • fP M ; i . . . . t . I ~r : ,? S t or . - •- ,. I, :- .., J ;! !- .- j! ,.. .,, - J;! " - - I. .- .J !J ; !- S j.-, 15 » 5 0 0 0 !5 c So to !•"• ■ • Ml 500 500 to 470 ft MB !.-, Ml ;-, 4«5 ;-, 405 ;-, MB j-, MB ;-, MB MB ;;, MB :,D M* 50 MB 50 fP M Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. la Blue Grass Farm 1 0 1 $ 43.. m Decker. C. T 1 O 1 435 Dun.. in. G 1 I 1 435 Francis. T 1 0 1 435 i Qa— er, C. W l 0 1 435 ] Gibson, J. A 1 0 1 435 J Marsh. H. W 1 0 1 435 ] ■awe, C. E 1 0 1 435 ] Wortliington. C. T 1 0 1 435 ] Civill, P. M 1 0 0 400 Claaey, W. C 1 ■ • MB Lotollior. F. P 1 0 I 400 , Lvons. J. P 1 0 0 400 Mavfield and Tevis 1 0 0 400 , Peterson. G 1 0 0 400 Keillv. A. A 1 0 O 400 , Stowe. J. M 1 0 0 400 , Williams, J. W 1 0 0 400 , Robert Bradley won three races, all in record-breaking time and was the leading money winning horse of the meeting. Closely following in the list arc Little String. Milton Roblee. Black Frost. Alde-haran and Pan Zareta. all of which won ,000 or I more. The horses, which won 00 or more each during the meeting, are as follows: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Robert P.radley 3 1 1 $ 1,485 Little String 3 0 2 1.3V, Milton Roblee 3 0 1 1,285 Black Frost 3 1 0 1,265 Aldel.aran 2 2 0 1,065 Pan Zareta 2 1 0 l.MB ■ Yoodstone 2 0 2 985 I Gibraltar 2 l 1 WB • Sansvming 2 1 0 MB lialgee 2 1 1 ! 00 Petlar 2 1 » BM Hondo - 1 0 805 Ting-a-Ling 2 1 0 MB 1, Old Rosebud 2 0 1 8M Manister Toi 2 0 0 MB Joe D 2 0 1 835 v Kalitan 2 0 0 S00 v Langhorne 2 0 0 MB | Hanovi.i 1 3 0 715 a Bedtime Stories 1 2 0 000 j Willdo 1 3 0 505 j Josefina Zarate 1 2 0 BM Tarco 1 - 0 BM t Kultur 1 1 1 550 Plaudito 1 1 1 BM i in Yoluspa 1 1 1 550 , Dash 1 1 - MB I Iuzclnnt 1 1 1 MB a Grumpy 1 • - MB ,, lack Reeves 1 • 2 535 j Lady Ward 1 2 0 530 ,. David Craig 1 1 1 B13 ., Marie Miller 1 1 0 515 . Mud Sill 1 1 0 515 Opportunity 1 1 0 BM j 3 Wadsworths Last 1 1 0 515 Lukemae 1 1 1 MB Ales Getz 1 1 0 500 Babv Cal 1 1 0 500 P.ogart 1 1 0 500 4 i Fizer 1 1 0 MB 1 Dimitri 1 0 2 500 t 5 footsie 1 0 1 483 Transport 1 0 2 470 4 4 Chad Buford 1 1 0 405 Dr. Prather 1 1 0 MB Handfull 1 1 ■ MB Mho Girl 1 1 0 405 : Nepotism 1 1 0 405 Novnim 1 1 0 405 : Ophelia "VY 1 1 0 405 . 1 Petit Bleu 1 1 0 Ml 1 | Sister Susie 1 1 0 405 Brynlimah 1 0 1 450 i ; Freeman 1 0 1 450 l Hubbub 1 0 1 450 I : Al Pierce 1 0 0 450 I Brumley 1 I 0 450 I Buzz Around 1 0 0 450 Alert 1 0 1 435 B. A. Jones 1 0 1 435 Kilday 1 0 1 435 Miss Waters 1 0 1 435 Holler 1 0 1 435 1 Nettie Waleutt 1 0 1 435 . Progressive 1 B 1 43.. Spectre 1 B 1 435 White Crown 1 • 1 435 York Lad 1 1 43-. Baton 1 0 1 MS Arrict 1 0 0 MB Aunt Liz 1 0 0 400 Benjamin 1 0 0 400 Billie Baker 1 B 400 Bluebannock 1 I 0 400 Broom Sweep 1 t 0 400 Canon Bridge 1 0 0 400 Craakie 1 0 0 400 Dahlia 1 ■ 0 400 Baa l o B 4 o Bad i o o 400 Jessie .Louise 1 0 » 400 Minnie F 1 B B 400 Othello 1 0 0 400 Pockichoo 1 0 400 Poire— a 1 • • MB Quick 1 o MB Solid Rock 1 0 400 Sosius 1 0 0 400 Souvenir 1 0 0 400 Tactless 1 0 0 400 Talebearer 1 0 0 400 Tantivy 1 0 B 400 The Duke 1 0 0 4H Thursday Nighter 1 0 0 400 Valerie West 1 » 0 400 Velvet 1 0 0 400 Wat 1 0 0 400 Jockey W. Crump rode even more brilliantly at Oaklawn than he did at New Orleans, leading the winning riders by a substantial margin. Altogether he rode twenty -seven winners and had the high and excellent average of .2S. F. Murphy, L. Lykcs and B. Haynes did exceptionally well, while T. M« Tage.i, t howed to advantage on several occasions. The record of the jockeys who piloted one or more winners is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. rump. W 97 27 15 15 40 M Murphy. F 01 13 7 12 29 .21 Lvkes, L 50 11 9 4 20 .22 Haviies. E 42 10 3 3 20 .21 M.Taggart. T 00 7 13 11 29 .12 Merimee. W 54 7 7 0 34 .13 Kederis. J 28 0 7 0 15 .21 Scherrer. G 48 5 5 32 .10 Williams. J 30 4 3 3 20 .11 Hanover. J 27 4 1 I 10 .15 Molosworth. G 32 3 4 7 is .M Buxton. M 27 2 7 3 15 .07 Carroll. W. A 30 2 i »i 10 .07 Tn.ise. R 27 2 5 1 17 .07 JefTcott. H 32 2 3 9 18 .0! Baas, W 21 2 3 1 15 .10 Cooper. F 13 2 2 1 8 .15 Fuerst. F 9 2 1 0 0 .22 Peak. C 3 2 0 1 0 .07 Tudor. C M 1 4 1 10 .00 Bice, T 21 1 2 1 17 .05 Cnuhart. R 4 1 1 1 1 .25 0 parley, w 9 l l o 7 .11 Barrett, N 19 1 1 0 17 .05 Stirling. D 11 1 0 3 7 .09 Stearns, H 14 1 0 0 13 .07 The following placed but failed to win: Jookev. Mts. 2d. 3d. Unp. Borel. C 10 2 3 5 Met -wn. E 4 2 1 1 Gaugel, L 14 1 3 10 Warren G 18 1 3 14 Hopkins. F 14 1 1 12 Shannon, Z 2 1 0 1 Scoville. R 0 1 0 5 Okert, W 10 0 4 12 Tavlor, N 1 0 1 0 I.loom. I 4 0 1 3 Gentry. L 7 0 1 0 Watts. R. 0 11 0 1 10 Brick—a, H 13 o l 12 The following were unplaced in all their mounts: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Brown, C 1 Bolton, R 4 Gentry, 0 1 Carroll. G. W 4 Jarboe. R 1 Fairbrother. C 1 M.nco. P. 1 McCabe. J 4 Veal. S 1 Wornieldorfl". D 4 Domini, k. J 2 Gill ert. C B D.mIiI. J 3 Morrison. 0 5 Barty, R 3 Schilling. .1 5 M. Keever. J 3 Johnson. T 11 Ammaiin, A 4 Mose Goldblatt. handling the powerful stable of Jeflcrsou Livingston, was the leadins; trainer at Oak la m i ] J ] ] ] , , , , , I ■ I • 1, v v | a j j t i in , a ,, j ,. ., . j 3 4 i 1 t 5 4 4 : : . 1 1 | i ; l I : I I lawn. The record of trainers who saddled one or more winners is as follows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. J Arthur. J 3 Lester. B 3 Blakeley. A. G 2 Lotellior. F. I 1 Bora— an. T. V 1 Lowe, John 2 Brown, J 1 Lowenstein. M 1 Brown. J. M 2 Manuel, W. A 1 Ba— ay, J. G 1 Marsh. II. W 1 Bver, J 1 MeKeever. R. T 2 Calm. J. C 1 McKinney, W. A. ... 7 Campbell. G 3 Moore, E. W - Casey, C. J 3 Murray. E 1 Casey. W. V 1 Neusteter, II 2 Chapman. B 1 Niehaus. A. C 2 Clancy, W. C 1 Patterson. 11. R 2 CofY.y, J 1 Paul. J. M 1 Colton. E. T 2 Pons. O. K 1 Crippen. G. W 1 Powers. John 1 Diekerson. R 2 Robertson. J 1 Farris. R. J 2 Bowe, C. !•. 1 Fizer. W. II 1 Salt. E. J 1 Fogg, F. S 1 Sanderson, E 1 Foley. W. J 1 Shuler. L. S 1 Foucon. E 4 Singleton, J. M. ... 1 Fr v. 0. C 2 Smith. V 1 Qanaa, J. .......... 2 statou. F. w 1 Gasscr, C. AY 1 Stephenson. J 3 Gibson. J. A. ....... 1 Stickney, R 1 Goldblatt. M S Stowe, J 1 Ooade, J. M 2 Tevis. J. II 1 Hatchett. W. I, 2 Troxler. J. J 2 Henderson. S. M 1 Wallhauser, F 1 Henness jr, B. B 2 Walsh, W. V 1 Hurlev. W 3 Weir, F. D 3 Johnston, J 5 Woodman. A. I 1 Kessinger, E. T. ... 1 Worthington, C. T. . . 1 Le Duke, S 1 The percentage of winning favorites was a bit below 111 I bill, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Number of days 20 Number of races 120 Winning first choices 4S Winning second choices 27 Winning outsiders 45 Winning at odds-on 11 Defeated at odds-on 9 Percentage of winning favorites 40 Good weather favored Hot Springs racing with the result that the Oaklawn track was at its best. With a number of exceptionally fast horses engaged the sport it was not surprising to see some of the old records shattered. Robert Bradley cut a big figure in the record smashing, establishing new-marks for the one mile and seventy yards, one and one-sixteenth miles and one and one-eighth miles. Brumley reduced the three-quarters of a mile record to 1:121a. the tecords, revised to date, are now as follows: Dist. Horse A.Wt. Date. Time. 3-8 Ossineke ...2 105 March 13. 1905.. £S% 1-2 f De Oro 2 110 April 4. 1906 :42 Aunt Hn la.. 2 109 March 5, 1907 .. :42 1-2 Fntainbleu .2 109 April 12, 1906 .. :48 Aunt Rose... 2 115 Feb. 22. 1907 ... :48 Ida Mav 2 112 March 5. 1907 ... :48 1-2 f Wat ..". 2 110 March 31. 1910... :55-, 5-S All Black... 4 111 April 4. 1905 1:00% 12 f The Bear... 3 97 March 21. 1907 ..1:06% 3-4 Brumlev ...0 100; March 20. 1»17...1:12% 12 f La Pucelle..4 105 April 10. 1900 ..1:19--. 7-8 Savable 7 100 March 20, 1907 ..1:28% 1 Pan Zareta.. 0 118 March 11, 1910... 1:39 Dr. Carmen.. 4 110 March 29, 1916... 1:39 lm20v K. Leopold.. 3 99 March 23. 1907 ..l:42*f, lin70v R. Bradley. 7 105 March 24. 1917. . . 1 : 43 .-. lnilOOy S. C. Love.. 5 107 Feb. 27. 1905 ...1:47% 11-16 Rt. P.radley. 7 115 March 29, 1917. . .1:45% 1-8 R. P.radley. 7 110 March 27, 1917. . .1:52 3-16 Solid Ro.k.. 4 9S March 27. 1917... 1:59 11-4 L. Angeleno.7 107 March 21, 1906 ..2:08 1 3-8 •GOO. Vivian. 7 101 March 8, 1906 ...2:26 1 1-2 Neversuch ..5 108 March 1. 1905 ...2:35 -. 1 3-4 Big Bow 5 102 March 16, 1907 ..3:04% 2 *Geo. Yivian.7 105 March 24, 1906 ..3:43 Track heavy.
