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♦ — + RACING STATISTICS OF THE WONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL MEETING AT CHURCHILL DOWNS + — — »f The spring meeting of the New Louisville Jockey Club, which began at Churchill Downs on Saturday. May 12. with the forty-third running of the Kentucky Derby, and closed on Friday. May 25. with the Kentucky Oaks aa the concluding feature, was even more successful than that of last year, which was generally considered a banner one. The attendance exceeded the expectations of the management and showed an in. lease of twenty-live per cent, over last year. Speculation in tin- mutuels was of houv v volume and the revenue from all sources enjoyed a healthy increase. The racing was of the highest order, with probably the greatest array of high -class boraea ever seen in Kentucky contesting the a cisioii of the rich stakes mid purses. During the twelve days of racing eighty - four races were decided and 02,710, a daily average of ,559, was distributed among the successful horsemen. Killings and Johnson, by virtue of Omar Khayyams victory in the Derby, bead the list of winning owmrs with 0,000 to their credit. Jefferson Livingston is second, his horses winning 84.288, while I V. Schorr, the Peverwy.k Stable. A. K. Macomber. Marshall Pros, and W. 11. Baker fel- lowed in the order named, each with over ,000 in stable earnings. Following is a list of the owners who won 8808 or more each: Owner. 1st. Id. 3d. Amt. Killings ft Johnson 1 0 II 0,000 Miller. A 2 3 0 4.3112 Livingston. J 1 M 2 4.209 Schorr. J. W 4 2 4 3,7 7 Pcverwvck Stable 4 2 2 3.42". Hacaaaher, A. K 1 2 1 3.411 Marshall Pros 4 3 2 3.3VN Baker, V II 1! ."» «. 3.31."i Lsaar, :. J l L i! 8,100 Alexander. K. D 1 0 1 2JM6 Adair ,fc Paker 3 «l 0 L.!t3."» Schorr. J. F 3 4 1 2.807 i; Iman. J. P 3 3 1 2.3S7 Applegate. II. C 1 it 1 2,005 Williams Pros 2 •". I 2,161 Camden. J. N 3 11 2,160 Semple, V. C 3 0 0 l.!7.". Hawkins. J. S _ 2 1 1,785 Paker. U. L - l- 1 1.73Uj Moore. M. C 1! 1 1 1.061 Bradley, P. P 2 3 ti 1,606 Braaaaa, P. J 2 1 1 1.00I I.i ks. P. P 2 1 0 1.3J7 . |e. J. M L 1 0 1.3Lll Kirhy, A. 1 1 2 o 1,275 Waul. IS 2 II ■ 1.170 M.Dow. II. T. C 2 l II 1.141 Paker. J. 11 I 3 L 1,088 Pastime Stable I L 3 1.086 YVoo.lard. NY 1 2 0 1.075 Parrish. J. W II I 1 1,0M Iaul. J. L I li 1 HO Klkins K. P 1 l 1 0M Kiiebelkauip, Q 1 2 2 MO Spence. K 1 1 1 066 GaUaher Pros 1 1 i! IG0 Neaaceter, 11 1 l - 800 Milam. J. 0 1 *» 3 Mil Iniensetter. J 1 1 1 848 Di.kinsoii. P. H 1 0 3 820 Murphy. T. M 1 1 2 Hit; Woodman Pros 1 1 II 7*3 Drake. W. 1 1 8 0 080 Kclley. F. J I II 1 862 Pills g Keener 1 » • «;." ► Uoss and Laaary 1 8 •• » •" » McMillan. P 1 8 1 :14 Weir. F. D 1 0 o 888 Van Meter. . f 1 II II .".7.". Young. W. J 1 • 1 6*8 Scott. D. W 1 0 0 818 The Kentucky Derby winner. Omar Khayyam, naturally heads the money -winning horses, with the Kentucky Oaks heroine. Sunboiinet. ill second place. The following horses won one or more races: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Omar Khayyam 1 0 8 810.000 Sunboiinet 1 1 li 8,189 Baeaba 1 " » 2.820 Ocean Sweep 1 0 1 L.Spl Ticket 0 1 0 2.600 old Karate, 3 o l 2.4iki Marie Miller 3 II » 2.32."., lid Kosebud 1 II 1 2,.Ki:» j Sleeth 2 ll I 2,108 Oriiudy 3 I 8 1,878 1 Dr. Shafer 1 n n 1.7." i | Pllison 2 1 l 1.700 Cudgel 2 0 8 1,880 Kinney 2 1 8 1,412 | Iurco 2 0 I 1 .220 j J:is. T. Chirk I 2 0 1.20.". | Daddy Holbert 2 0 8 1.200 Itoam.r 1 1 8 1.17.". I Violet Pounie 1 1 0 1.175 i Opportunity I 2 II 1,076 1 Chalmers Ill 1.080 Midway 0 0 1 1.000 1 King Oorin 1 1 0 886] Marion Ooosby I 0 1 S7." . Cleipner 1 1 1 K4 . Palatable 1 2 0 B8t I Jay Pird I 0 2 886] Pillows 1 1 2 StMi j A ldebnr an 1 1 0 K00 Solly I 1 0 SM Pine.mtst 1 1 0 7J»7 Pretty Paby 1 1 1 7J0 James i 1 1 0 188 Jipsey Oeorge 1 I 1 770 Pringhui st 1 0 0 77.". Hodge 1 0 II 775 Sedan 1 0 0 775 Proom Peddler 1 1 0 750 Pilly Joe 1 O 1 730 Cuide Post 1 0 1 720 C. A. Comiskey 1 0 1 700 Monotony 1 0 1 700 Prince S 1 0 1 700 Atalanta 1 0 1 700 Primero 1 0 1 000 1 Prince of Como 1 0 0 090 Honolulu 1 1 0 0S5 Panghome 1 0 0 «S5 , Othello 1 1 0 6K0 Day Day 1 0 0 080 Arch Plotter 1 0 1 888. Nepe 1 0 0 650 Trapping 1 0 0 888 Sosius 1 1 0 an Plevna 1 0 0 050 Olive Wood 1 0 0 050 Intoie 1 0 0 650 Boniface 1 0 0 650 Sixteen to One 1 0 0 650 Gallant Lad 1 0 1 635 Safety First 1 0 1 614 May W 1 0 0 600 Peter Jay 1 0 0 590 Honolulu 1 0 0 585 Fair Orient 1 0 0 080 "•Ive. 1st. 2a. 3d. Amt. Evelya 1 u g .«.-,7.-, Diamond ii l i 57.". Jevial i o ii r,7n Stout Heart I o i us Val.r l ii i r,j:j Desire i n it £28 TalniH.lge 1 ii o .-.j;, r.it o- Blaraey i i u Q06 Pecount 1 II II .-,|||| Plum 1 I I 4!ll» Jockeys P. Qua! and P. Kl.eger are tied for the saddle noaen of the meeting with eleven winning nMMiats each. F. Murphy and D. Connelly also rode well. The list of riders with oae or lere winning mounts to their credit, is :is laltows: Jeckey. Mta. 1st. 2d. 3d. Dap. P.c. Ooose. P 68 11 12 12 23 .1!t Kle.ger. P 52 11 It ! 28 .21 Connelly. p ;,: 7 0 7 88 .15 Murphy, F 4s 7 r, ,s 28 .15 Hanover, J 25 0 1 4 14 .24 Kclsay. W 25 5 5 3 12 .211 Powder. P ."lit 4 3 3 21* .18 Hi it in. K 3d 4 2 2 22 .18 Merys, J 15 4 0 I s .jt Craaap, W 211 2 7 4 7 .10 Dishmon. C 22 2 5 2 13 .lit Shilling. II 22 2 3 3 11 .00 Loftaa, J 11 2 3 11 0 .is Baxtoa, M :i2 2 2 :. 23 .im; Hunt. C 32 2 I 3 20 j80 Steal ns. H 13 2 1 1 0 .15 Judy. F S 2 II 0 0 .25 Papaille. K 28 I 4 2 13 .08 Wingliehl, P 20 1 2 4 13 .05 Carroll, C. AY S 1 2 II 5 .12 Aadreas, W 0 1 1 1 1: .11 P I. C 4 1 l »» 2 .25 Meehaa, W 0 1 it 1 7 .11 I.ill.y. W 2 1 o 1 0 ...11 lloag. W. 3 1 8 0 2 .."3 Schuttinger, A 3 1 I II 2 .:!.-i The following jockeys finished second or third, but failed to laud a winner: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d. l"np. Simpson. U 5 2 II : Barrett, N 12 1 2 it l.vkes. 1 4 1 1 2 Craves. R 8 1 i» S M. Taggart. J 1 1 II II Shannon. /. 4 0 1 .". flavor, A 4 8 1 3 Trexler, P 1 0 1 0 The jockeys finishing unplaced with till their mounts in.lude the following: Traimr. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Callahan. J 14 Punsfo.d, II 2 Cray. 11 7 Tudor, C 2 Thurber, II 5 Pobinson. F 1 Stevens. Y 4 Pickens, A 1 Pollen. P 4 earner. M 1 Oraber, J 4 gnagh. F 1 Brawa, J 3 Heavy, T 1 Taylor. W. W :: Soir.ll. P 1 Dursch. J 2 Van Duseii, C 1 Fuerst, F 2 W. H. Paker was tie- most successful train. -r. with five winners to his credit. The record of the trainers who saddled one or more winners is ns follows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Pak.r. W. II 5 Breaks. F 1 Edgier, o 4 Braaaaa. J. I l Pohiblatt. M 4 Coyne. F 1 Milam. J. C 4 Dennv, C 1 Mooncy. J. T 3 Dickinson. P. H 1 Ferkius. W 4 Klkins. K. P 1 Coodman. J. P 3 Prey. W. II 1 Henderson, S. M. ... 3 Callaher. J. C 1 Schorr, J. F 3 Kirby. A. P 1 Prooks, K. P 2 Uuat, 0 1 Cohlsboroiigh, A. J.. 2 Pehan. D 1 Code. J. M 2 Marshall. P. F 4 Hanimon, C 2 McCouIskv, II 1 Hawkins. J. S 2 McMillan. K 1 Imcnsetter. J 2 Neusteter, II 1 Ward. J. S 2 Patterson. C. T. ... 1 Weir. F. D 2 Paul, J. 1 1 Williams. P. 1 2 Paul. P I Young. W. J 2 Pierce, T. P 1 Paker. A 2 Spence, K 1 Paker. J. II 1 Van Meter. C. C I Pernard, M 1 W lard. W 1 Prewster, K 1 Woodman, A. P ... 1 The following seven richly endowed stakes, including the Kentucky Derby and Oaks, were decided during the meeting: Slake. Date. Winner. Value. Kentucky Derby, May 12; Omar Khayyam . .0,000 Debutante Stakes. May 14: Ocean Sweep 2.700 Pashford Manor Stakes. May 10; Kscoba ... 2,920 Clark Handicap, May 19; Old Rosebud 2.230 Juvenile Selling Stakes. May 21; Dr. Shafer.. 1.750 Frank Fehr Selling Stakes, May 23, Sleeth.. 1.510 Kentucky Oaks, May 25; Sunboiinet 3,035 The percentage of winning favorites was below normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Haaahar of days 12 Number of races S4 Winning first choices 29 Winning second choices 18 Winning outsiders 37 Winning at odds on 12 Defeated at odds-on 8 Percentage of winning favorites 35 No time marks were broken at the Downs and the records remain as follows: Dist. Horse A.Wt. Date. Time. 1-2 Fereno 2 llo May 11, 1909 :47 R. the World2 103 May 10. 1910 :47 4 1-2 f Joe Morris... 2 103 May 8. 1909 :H2*i 58 Yan. Notions2 113 May 20, 1912 :59 5 1-8 t Bringburst .2 92 October 8. 1913... 1:04% Continued on second page. CHURCHILL DOWNS RACING STATISTICS. Continued from first page. Dist. Horse A.Wt. Date Time. 3 4 Bringhurst .2 105 October 15. 1913.. 1:11 6 1-2 f Toah 4 99 May 8. 1902 1:19% 7 8 Cymbal 4 107 May 7. 1909 1:25% 1 Ad. Express..3 99 Sept. 27, 1911 1:37% •1 Ten Broeck..5 109 May 24. 1877 1 :39J4 lm20v Froglegs ...4 107 May 13, 191.", 1:39 lm.tOy Hodge 19 Oct. 4, 1910 1:41% lm70y Free Lance.. 3 97 May 27, 1912 l:4jfth lnilOOy The Caxton..4 101 May 16. 1902 l:49i 1 1-16 Mary Davis.. 5 105 Sept. 25, 1911 1:44% Starbottle ..4 112 Sept. 28, 1911 1:44% 11-8 Royal II. ..4 110 May 27, 1910 1:51 % 1 3-10 Olga Star ..0 105 May 25, 1910 1:59% 11-4 Old Rosebud. 3 114 May 9. 1914 2:03% 13-8 Elliott 6 109 October 15. 1906.. 2 :20:k 1 1-2 Sum. Night. 5 10S May 27 1911 233 13-4 L. Black burn3 105 Sept. 25, 1880 6:04% •2 Ten Broeck..5 110 May 29. 1877 3-* 7U, 2 Claudia 3 90 October 19, 1910. .3:29»i 2 1-4 Raincoat ...3 90 Oct. 7. P.tl5.... : ,?,: , •3 Ten Broeck..4 104 Sept. 3, 1876 52Gi 4 Sotemia 5 119 Oct. 7. 1912 7RW •4 Ten Broock. .4 107 Sept. 29. 1876 7:15 ♦Against time. Steeplechases. ShtOseCbarawind ..8 150 October 7. 1905... 2:48 FullC6eItacatiara ..7 143 May 23. 1906 3:47% Lg CsePresgrave ..6 165 May 10, 1904 3:59 Esterjoy 5 15« May 15. 1907 3:58
