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LEXINGTON RACING STATISTICS. The spring meeting of the Kentucky Association •it Ijexiagtoa comprising eleven days, beginning April 29 and ending May 10. was the most successful eer bead at that famoai aad course. All records far atteadaaea and aim all I toe were shattered. The racing itself was exeeUeat. Dariag the eleven days. seventy sevea racea were decided ami 7,489 in atakea aad purses was distributed among the sue cesafal awaera. The daily average dlatribaUoa amounted to . .".. 225. Jefferson Liviagatoa was the biggest winner, his horses capturiicr the largest number of racea aad ,974 in stable earnings. The following is a Bat Of the owners who won $ !."0 i r more: Owaer. 1st. 2d. M, Aart Livingston. J 7 4 5 5 C..IS74 Camdea, J. N 4 :i o 2.011 Bradley, P. 1 4 5 1 2.04.". Williams Pros :| : r, 2.170 Alexander, K. I 2 o 1 2.o:ts Hewitt. II. II 1 2 1 l.SOrt Schorr. .1 . W .i 1 4 1 .098 I Lramion. 15. J :! 2 1 1.089 1 Hancock. A. It 1 2 • 1.597 Troxlor. .1. J 2 1 2 1,453 1 Mill-i. A 2 O O 1,360 Wickliile Stable 1 3 .. 1,27.".] Baker. W. li 2 1 2 1,215 BfetaeU, L W. J 2 2 o l.lOii! Kelley, P. .1 2 2 o 1,156 1 W lard, W 2 0 1 1 ,159 I i c.llaher Braa 2 o 1 1,070 1 Adair dc Baker 2 l i 1.050 rimeaaetter, .1 2 o I 1,490 1 M-Iloveil. T. C 2 1 o 1.995 1 Baaa tfi Leaaey 2 9 t 95s i • Her;. ■ 1 2 2 829 ! Kaebelkamp, G 1 :; o 725; Neaateter, H 1 1 1 729 I Dickinson. I,. II 1 2 1 700 I | McCoy. ■ 1 2 O 9501 Patter, J. W 1 1 9 MB I Alameda stable f l 2 1 m» I And. -r. -on. I£. M 1 1 0 650 ! Kizer. W. II .". . 1 0 .1 6:10 I BrawBC, G. B 1 1 I B9J Poison. V.. V 1 0 1 010 . Whitlow. J. 1 o 1 600 1 | Laker. 11. L 1 1 1 OKI ! McKinney. W. A 1 I 1 MB I Young. B 1 I 0 570 Dodaaa, it. P 1 o o 550 Ooede, J. B 1 1 0 550 Lewis, W. L 0 2 1 546 Pegg. F. S 1 I I 530 Clark, P. A 1 0 0 520 BaUmUaai, D. ■ I o o 520 Qaaam. 0. W 1 o 1 5iw Perkins, II 1 0 1 500 Waadfora, J. II l o 1 Baa J i Moore, M. C 0 1 3 4SS | Baiter, J. B 0 4 1 450 Chancellor. G. E 1 0 0 450 j j Murphv. T. B I ■ 0 450 j ! Milam. J. C 1 I 0 450 Young. W. J 0 2 I 435 Colonel Vennie won the Hen Ali and Camden Handicaps, worth ,511, which placed him at the head of the list of winning horses. Honeydew was second on the list with three victories and ,461 in money won. The following is a list of the horses which won 50 or more each: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Colonel Vennie 2 0 O ,514 Honeydew 3 9 0 2.461 Escoba 2 0 0 2,013 I Embroidery 1 2 0 1,537 i i Ticket 2 0 0 1.350 1 Star Maid 1 0 0 1,280 i Korbly 2 0 1 1,239 Opportunity 2 0 1 1,150 Eastern Princess 2 1 0 1,090 Brhagharat 2 l o l.ooo Intone 2 0 1 950 Pernod 2 0 0 900 Fern Handley 1 1 1 833 Diamond 1 1 1 780 Albert 1 1 0 670 Continued on second page. LEXINGTON RACING STATISTICS. Continued from first page. Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Blue Cap 1 2 0 $ 650 Tokay 1 1 o 650 Redland 1 2 1 650 Blind Baggage 1 1 0 030 Mars Cassidy 1 1 0 630 Trapping 1 o 1 620 Rhymer 1 0 1 620 Boy Blue 1 1 o 620 Peter Jay 1 1 0 605 Westy Hogan 1 0 1 600 Black Frost 1 0 1 580 Grover Hughes 1 0 1 5RO Kalitan 1 0 1 580 Bedtime Stories 1 0 0 570 Irregular 1 O S 570 Ophelia W 1 0 0 560 Lady Rotlia 1 0 O 550 Martre 1 O o 550 Sosius 1 1 o MS Stephen R 1 1 0 550 lima Schorr 1 0 1 535 Sansyming 1 0 0 530 Big Enough 1 O O 530 Dimitri 1 0 O 530 Battle 1 0 0 520 Blue Paradise I O • 520 Chieftain 1 0 O 520 Compadre 1 0 0 520 Postmaster 1 0 0 520 Mida 0 2 1 505 Douglass S 1 0 1 500 Fleuron II 1 0 1 500 Brizz 1 0 1 500 Dr. Shafer 1 0 0 490 Sedan 1 0 0 490 Ebony 1 O 0 4*0 Aldeliaran 1 0 0 450 Billows 1 O 0 450 Blaise I O 0 450 Bob Hensley 1 0 0 450 Fascinating 1 0 0 450 Hasty Cora 1 0 0 430 Howdv Howdy 1 0 0 450 Jim Wakely 1 0 0 450 Olga Star 1 0 0 450 Soiid Rock 1 0 0 450 Squeeler 1 0 0 450 St. Augustine 1 O 0 450 Wadsworths Last 1 0 0 450 C. A. Comiskey 1 0 0 450 Alex Getz 1 0 O 450 Solly 1 0 0 450 The riding honors of the meeting went to the brilliant little rider W. Crump, with eighteen winning mounts and the high percentage of .30 to his credit. The following are the jockeys who rode one or more winners: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.O. Crump. AY 01 IS 10 9 24 .30 Connelly. I 12 7 7 6 22 .17 Goose. R 11 6 6 5 24 .15 Martin. E 23 6 4 3 10 .26 Lowder, P 36 5 S 1 22 . 1 1 Kleeger. B 25 4 2 7 IS .10 Marys. J 17 4 2 1 10 M Shilling. H 15 4 1 I 7 .27 Dishmon. C 2S 3 4 1 20 .11 Lapaille. K 20 3 2 4 11 .15 Murphy, F 21 2 4 2 13 .10 Lvkes. L 29 2 3 6 18 .07 Howard. J 20 2 3 2 13 .10 Lilley. W 15 2 0 3 10 .13 Kelsay. W 13 1 3 I ■ .OS Van Dusen, C 9 1 1 1 «i .11 Garner, M 9 1 1 1 6 .11 Claver. A 9 1 1 0 7 .11 Median. W 3 1 0 1 1 .33 Hunt. 0 16 10 1 11 . ; Loftus, J 1 1 0 0 0 100 Audi ess, W 9 1 0 0 8 .11 Taylor. W. W 13 1 0 0 12 M The following riders placed, but failed to ride a winner: Jockev. Mts. 2d. 3d. Unp. II.iiDver. J IS 2 5 11 Pickens, A 15 2 4 9 Schuttinger, A 8 2 2 4 Keogh, F 8 2 1 Seherrer, G 12 2 1 9 Graves. E 5 2 O 3 Doyle, W 3 1 0 2 Rorel, 0 3 1 0 2 Bolton. R 7 1 0 6 Warren, G 3 O 1 2 Barrett, N 4 0 1 3 Hoag, W 5 0 1 4 Judy. F 5 0 1 4 Dominii k, J 7 0 1 I WingfieH. R 16 O 1 15 The following jockeys were unplaced with all their mounts: Jockey. Mts. Joekey. Mts. Bedell. R 1 Kirsehbaum. C 4 Carroll, G. W 6 Simpson, R 1 Grnber, J 6 Stearns, II 2 Harty, R 1 Tudor, C 1 Henry, T 3 Mose Goldblatt and J. Milam are tied for the leading trainers honors with seven winners nek. The record of the trainers who saddled one or more winners is as fellows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Baker. A 1 Holeomb. R 1 Maker, W. H 4 Hukill, J. M 1 Brannon. B. J 1 Hurley. W 2 Brewster. E 1 Land. G 2 Brooks. K 2 Lewis. W. L 1 Calm, J. 0 1 McCoy, R 1 Casey, C. J 1 McKinney, W. A 1 Coffey. J 2 Milam, J. C 7 Dickinson, L. H. ... 1 Neusteter, H 1 riser, W. II 2 Paul, L 2 Flanigan, J. J 1 Perkins, H 1 Fogg. F. S 1 Perkins, W 1 Gallaher, J. C 2 Pierce, T. L 2 Gass, J 2 Smith, J. 1 1 Gasser. C. W 1 Troxier, J. J 2 Goldblatt, M 7 Umensetter. J 3 Goldsliorough, A. J.. 2 Whitlow, J. 0 2 Goodo, J. M 1 Williams, R. D 3 Getter, M 1 Williams, T. i 1 Hammon. C 2 AVoodard. W 2 ! Hayes, T. P 1 Young, W. J 2 Holberg, A 1 Five slakes were decided during the meeting, tin" winners and other details being as follows: Slake, Dale. Winner. Value. Ben Ali Handicap. Mav 1; Colonel Venule ...SI. .HI Ashland Oaks. May 3; Star Maid 1,281 Camden Handicap, May 5; Colonel Vcnnie .... 1,573 Hints Stakes, May 7; Honeydew 1.511 Idle Hour Stakes, May 9; Escoba 1.483 The percentage of winning favorites fell below normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Number of days 11 Number of races 77 Winning first choices 2S Winning second choices is Winning outsiders 31 Winning at odds -on 13 Defeated at odds-on 9 Percentage of winning favorites 36 Bringhurst established a new record for three-quarters of a mile, lowering the old mark of 1:12 to 1:UK This was the only change made in the records, which are as follows: Dlst. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 12 K. Daughter.2 1U5 May 3, 1903 :4,% 4 1-2 f Calisse 2 115 May 11, 1911 :53% 5-8 Harry Kelly2 118 May 10, 1016 :58% 6 1-2 f Iron Mask. ..6 133 April 24. !M4...1:0ft% 3-4 Bringhurst .6 115 May 8, 1317 1:11% 7-8 Convolo 4 104 Sept. 16, 1907... 1:26 7 1-2 f Darknlght ..3 108 Sept. 25, 1908... 1:33 1 Osana 5 108 May 11, 1911 1:37% lm20y Cowdln 5 109 May 11. 1911 1:40% lni50y Prince Lief .2 95 Nov. 19. 1895 1:44 lm70y lima 3 98 Sept. 23, 1911... 1:42% Jane Straith.3 102 Sept. 11, 1916 1:42% 11-16 Bay. Candle5 106 May 1, 1916 1:44% 11-8 One Step... 4 114 May 10, 1916 1:50% 18-16 Highflight ..5 108 Oct. 20. 1886. . ..2:01% 11-4 Indolence ..4 S9 May 1, 1915 2:03% Embroidery .4 108 Sept. 12, 1916 2:03% 1 1-2 T. Bowling. 4 104 May 11. 1874 2:34*4 158 Ten Broeck.3 95 Sept. 9, 1875 2:49V, 1 3-4 One Dime... 3 100 Sept. 12, 1879 :;:05V, 2 Ten Broeck.4 108 May 12, 1876 3:34 V. 2 1-8 Arlstldes ...4 108 May 10. 1876 3:45% 2 14 Startler 3 03 Sept. 14, 1911. ...4:04 2 12 Arlstldes ...4 104 May 13, 1876. ...4:27% 2 5-8 Ten Broeck.4 104 Sept. 16. 1876. . 4:58V 3 Frogtown ..4 104 Sept 21, 1872... 3:29% Hurdle Race, 1-4 Partisan ...4 180 Not. 28. 1896... 2:35%
