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PIMLICO RACING STATISTICS. The Maryland Jockey Clubs spring meeting, ■which opened at IMinlico May 1 and ended May 17, was successful in every detail, the racing being uniformly good, the attendance of goodly proportions each day and the volume of speculation exceeding all previous figures. During the fifteen days of the sport, 105 races were decided and 4,070, an average of over ,300 daily, distributed among the winning owners. It. Iarr was the leading owner with ,171 to his credit; K. McBride second with ,300, and H. P. Whitney third with ,271. The following owners won 50 or more each: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Pair, ■ 8 10 4 $ 7.171 Mcl.ride, E 7 0 I 5,300 Whitney, 11. P | 4 4 5,271 Bradley. E. It 1 0 0 4,800 Hitchcock, T 3 1 2 3,170 Browne, i. II 4 4 B 3,100 Morris, A. II 4 2 1 3.031 .1 ones, ,1 . 1* 2 1 I 2 455 l.vde, T 3 0 1 2.250 Carman. It. F 3 1 J 2,200 Matheny, 15 3 1 0 2.050 Cahill, W 3 1 1 1,871 Shea, M 2 2 0 1,850 Smith, W 3 O 0 1,721 Mull-r, C. A 2 1 1 1,700 W Meser, J. E 2 2 1 MM Wilson, It. T 2 2 2 MM Y eager. It. T 1 1 O MM Davis, .1. E 2 1 4 1,571 C*W. W. t 221 ],5oo lark, P. A 2 1 0 1,150 Diirnan, W 2 1 0 1,450 Farrell, J. J. Jr 2 1 0 1,450 Murray, W 2 1 1 1,300 Itoss, S 1 3 5 1,250 Mirasol Stable 1 3 3 MM Fountain, . E 1 5 0 MM May, J. W 1 1 0 1,050 ZollicoflVr. E. T 1 2 1 1,020 Sweeney, .1. F 1 3 1 1,000 •tnssatt, E. B 1 2 3 IMMI Bloom. L 1 1 0 8HI M Donald. .1. II 1 0 1 850 Humphrey, A. P. Jr 1 1 3 850 Soul.-. E. G 1 1 0 770 P.. dwell. II. Q 1 » 2 750 Follv Farm Stable 1 0 1 750 OBrtea, T. W l 1 0 731 MiseU, W. It 1 0 1 7«KI Walsh. C. C 1 1 1 700 T0I011, S. T 1 0 1 Ml Bycr. .1 1 0 0 «7ti Obbbij. J. S 1 1 0 Ml Pons, O. E 1 1 O MB Lasry, W. W 0 1 2 050 Yz.piierd.., 1 1 1 It Ml 1 it-rhnck, E 1 0 0 031 WhitM?, E. F 1 o 1 Ml Sim Isom. N. L 1 » 1 Ml Fin-. E. M 1 I 1 000 F.uwiik. G. P 1 0 0 5.0 Jos. -plitli.il. S. I, 1 0 0 HI K.ntucky Stable 1 0 0 550 Miliiford. I. II 1 0 0 550 Nassau Stable 1 O 0 550 Sherman. J. 1 1 0 0 550 Smith, M 1 O 0 Ml Viau, W 1 0 0 550 Wi.l.-ncr, G. D. Jr 1 0 0 550 Willing, G. Jr 1 0 0 KM Hirer, YV. 1 0 1 3 500 Kalitans victory in the Preakness Stakes of the net value of . MM places him at the top of tin- list of winning horses, followed by Virginia Yell with ,453, P.r.viiilor witli ,420, Charlie Eeyi.ei ker With S2.230. Pennant, .2 MI and Crimper S2.200. the following horses won MM or more each: Horse. 1st. 2.1. 3d. Amt. kalitau 1 0 0 $ 4 00 Virginia Yell 2 1 0 2.455 P.ivii.lor 2 0 0 2,420 Charlie Lcydcckcr 2 0 O 2.230 Crimper 2 2 0 2.200 Pennant 1 0 0 2.200 Jem 3 1 O 2.O50 t.»lliehl.le 2 2 1 MM A I M. Dick 1 1 0 1.050 llyannis 2/ • O MM Pirnwf- l.r i 2 O I 1.521 Midnight Sun 2 1 O 1.450 IHMMW 2 O 1 1 ,450 Swift Fox 2 1 O MM Iti.liard l.angdoii 2 I 1 MM Ol.olus 2 0 0 1,171 Itepiobate 2 0 1 1,150 KeUi 2 0 0 1,100 P.avberr.v Candle 1 1 0 1,050 Wooilstone 1 1 0 950 Plasty 1 o 2 Ml T. a Caddy 1 1 0 Ml Cherry Kipo 1 1 O 881 The Behxiaa II 1 l o BT1 Owaga l I l Ml llai.ol.ala 1 0 0 800 «;. M. Miller 1 O 0 Ml Firing Line 1 O O 800 Fruit Cake 1 1 0 770 Miss Kruter 1 1 1 771 Coral 1 1 o 750 Infidel II 1 2 0 750 Peeper 1 2 0 750 ltisiKinde 1 1 0 731 P.ill Livingston 1 O 1 720 II— J I-nldie 1 0 0 700 Mariana. 1 1 1 700 Robert Bradley 1 0 1 7H ha Kav l o o 7oo lmperator 1 I 1 «si Spec! re 1 O O 070 Puilux l o o Ml Wauili Pit/.er 1 1 O Ml Dalrose I 1 4 050 Sandhill 1 1 0 Ml Moonlight II 1 0 0 Ml Mouikie 1 0 1 Ml Meddling Miss 1 1 0 Ml Man Maud 1 0 1 050 Kentucky Hoy 0 1 2 Ml Land Lubber 1 it 2 050 Man Slaver 1 1 0 050 Com Tassel 1 1 ■ 050 P.lue Fox 1 1 0 «50 Africa Arrow 1 1 • Ml Orlando of Havana 1 1 ■ Ml Irish Kiss 1 0 1 Ml Burglar 1 » ■ ■*■ W.tona 1 ■ 0 021 Corydon 1 0 0 WW treasure Trove 1 ■ 1 600 Thesi.res 1 ■ 1 000 Alston 1 O 1 000 Pen Cunu 1 « ■ •"••" Priekley 1 ■ ■ Ml Prooks 1 0 ■ 550 ■mail alt l • ■ Ml leek 1 0 0 550 Colonetta 1 ■ i " 50 Cvnosure 1 ■ Dl Garbage 1 • 5™ Margery Jaque 1 I 0 550 Maxims Choice 1 • 0 550 Meshach 1 0 0 550 Monomoy 1 0 • 550 Nebraska 1 0 0 550 New Haven 1 0 • 550 Nightstick 1 0 0 550 Peerless One 1 0 0 Ml Perseus 1 I I 550 Pussv Willow 1 0 0 550 lthine Maiden 1 I 0 550 Shannon Itiver 1 0 0 Hi Surprising 1 I ■ 550 Tit for Tat 1 ■ 0 Ml Trial by Jury 1 0 0 550 Trnmpator 1 I ■ Ml Cmatilla 1 • ■ 550 Wild Thyme 1 • » 550 Elect 10 0 550 J. McTaggart carried off the riding honors, with nine victories. E. Ambrose, A. Collins, F. Meri-tuee and J. Williams wt re close competitors with seven each. The following jockeys rode one or more winners: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. F.C. McTaggart, J 47 I 8 « 24 .19 Merimee, V 52 7 10 4 31 .13 Collins, A 47 7 4 9 27 .15 Ambrose, ■ 30 7 4 4 15 .23 Williams, J 39 7 3 11 IS .18 Parrington, T 52 0 12 9 2.» .12 Robinson, V 27 6 0 0 15 .22 McTaggart. T 30 5 5 4 1« .17 Collins, W 4.» 5 2 7 31 .11 Obert, W 27 5 2 3 17 M Trosler. B 29 4 4 3 18 .14 Butwell. J 18 4 4 1 » .22 Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Ryan. J. P 31 4 2 4 21 .13 Day— , E 41 3 4 4 30 .07 Wakoff, II 4 2 0 0 2 .50 Kopplemau. P 22 1 4 0 17 .05 Campbell, E 14 1 2 4 7 .07 Pall. ■ 9 1 2 3 3 .33 McAtee. 1 10 1 2 1 0 .10 Pice, T 23 1 1 5 1« .04 McDermott, R 9 1 1 0 7 .11 Ensor. L 2 1 0 0 1 .50 Mctcalf, J 12 1 0 0 11 .08 Jockeys finishing second or third, but failing to ride a winner, were the following: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.TTnp. Rowan, M 18 2 0 10 Troise, It | l 2 0 Preece, F 1 l i I OrilTiths. II i i o Poylan, II 4 1 0 3 M.Craw, S 8 1 0 7 Johnson, A 7 o 3 4 Stirling, D | 0 1 4 Kuimner, C 7 | 1 ; The following riders were unplaced with all their mounts: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Pullman. J 1 Kent, jb 1 Purlinganie, C 4 Ma.leria. P 1 Draper, J 5 McDermott. A 1 Estep. R 1 McKnight, T 1 Forehand, E 4 Pelser, S 1 Qsrtssr, J 1 Pete, J | Hanson, C 1 Rodriguez. J 0 Harrington, R 1 Wolstenholm, S 3 Huff. N 2 Ward, W 2 Jackson, C 2 The record of the successful gentlemen and Steeplechase riders is as follows: Mir*. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Lnp.P.C. Haynes, P t | J i ,;j:j Humphrey, A. P. Jr. I 2 1 2 0 .40 Franklin, L 7 2 1 2 2 .29 Ni Klaus. A 5 2 0 0 3 .40 Allen, W. 10 1 3 2 4 .10 Push, S 4 1 1 0 2 .25 Stevenson, S 11 1 n 2 8 .09 Williams, F 5 1 o 1 3 .20 Pyers, D 3 1 0 0 2 .33 Henderson, E 4 1 0 t 3 .25 Basis ll, .1 4 l o o | .25 Breaks, N o l o o 5 .17 The following finished second or third, but did not ride a winner: Rider. Mts. 2.1. 3.1. Cup. Johnson. F | 2 1 1 Klenek, E 4 1 1 2 Derereaaz, Mr. A. J l l o ti Smith. C 110 0 Void. II, M : 1 o 2 Satiel, H | 1 0 2 Keating, W 4 1 0 I Baits, Mr. R. p i o i o Kenne.ly, N 2 • 1 1 I.m.li.v, E 3 0 1 2 Til. key, T | 0 1 2 Wilson, E 3 0 1 2 The following were unplaced with all their mounts: Rider. Mts. Rider. Mts. Barrett, 1 2 Henderson. M 1 BrsS , P 1 MeClear.v. W 1 Bryant, It 1 OConnor, M 8 Corbett. C 3 Palmer. G 4 Crawford. It 1 Parrette. T 2 Fuliii. r, 0 1 Turner, S 1 Osakisa, T 1 Young, C 1 Oilbort, R 2 Mortimer, Mr. It. Jr. 1 Gnusi, C 4 Wiltshire, Mr. T. II.. 1 W. Garth was the leading trainer, with eight winners to his credit. The record of the trainers who saddled one or more winners is as follows: Trainer. Wins. Tialsi I Wins. Arthur. .1 2 Heal v. J. S 1 Peal. N. K 1 Hog an, W 2 Peain hanip. 0 2 Hurley. W 1 Pedwell. U. G 1 Jordan. M 1 Beyle, B. V l lasshert, J 3 Pra.ly. M 2 Lewis, J. II 3 Preiiton. Q. C 1 Livingston. V 7 Piirltsehell, W. A... 4 Manby. 1 Byer, •» l Merits, T. D l Cahill. W 3 Martin. W. F 1 Campbell. G 1 M, Daniel. D. R. ... 4 CainpUH. J. II 1 Murphy. M. J 1 Carman, It. F 4 MSBBBte, F I Craven. II 1 Pons, o. E 1 Crawford. E. J 1 Pope. P I Daly. M 2 Saffel. II 1 Dev.rs, F 1 Shaunou, T. J 3 Douglas, c. H i Messy, W. H 1 Edwards. J 1 Simons, A 5 Farrar. F 4 Sinari, M 2 Fountain. D. S 1 Sykes. J. A 2 Garth, L. YV 2 Dtterhsek, E. ... 1 Garth, W 8 Wal.l.n, it. J 5 GerhsSS, 1 2 Weston, A. : 3 Healey, T. J 2 Winfrey, G. C 3 The following stakes were decided: Stake. Date. Winner. Value. Ctidusere Bteeaieeaa II.lcp., May 5; Brysserf 700 PisUiea Nursery Stakes. May 5: Virginia Tell 1,055 linili.o Spring Handicap, May 8; Pennant.. 2,L0O Green S. V. Steeplece II.lcp., May 9: Pryn.lor 1.720 Sp. Juvenile Stakes. May 12: Charlie Iey.lecker MM Preakness Stakes. May 12; Kalitau 4.S00 Clabaugh Memorial Cup, May Hi; Quietude... 050 The percentage of winning favorites fell below-normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Number of days IS Number of races 105 Winning first choices M Winning second choices 23 Winning outsiders 41 Winning at odds on 10 Defeated at odds on 8 Percentage of winning favorites 30
