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DORVAL PARK RACING STATISTICS. The spring meeting of the Dorval Jockey Club, Which began May 29 and came to a close June ,"i, embraced seven racing days, during which time forty-nine races were decided and B28£85 distributed in stakes and purses. The daily average distribution amounted to ,X55. E. T. Zollieoffor was the bailing owner with . Ola to his credit. W. Stor-mont being second on the list with ,0S. The following owners were winners of 00 or more each: Owner. 1st. Id. 3d. Amt. ZollicolTer, E. T .". 2 o .01.". Storinoiit, W B 0 1 °.0Sl Folk. S 3 3 1 1,443 Abbott. Q. II 3 0" 1.270 ottoii. 11. A 3 O 1 1.230 Pc.hvoll, II. O • 3 1 1.03.-. Ilemliie, Q. M 1 1 o BOB Arthur. .1 2 1 1 .m.l l.ow nstein. J 2 l l pat McBrhte, E 1 o o B8B Gtddiass, H 2 o 1 883 Iforiiiiiau. T. F 2 0 0 BM Walker. W I 1 4 M Sheridan. P 1 1 0 Bflg P an, A. 0 1 1 0 4TO Fhillips. J 1 0 2 470 Freeman. C. N 1 1 0 #65 Smilh. M 1 0 1 43o Stowc. .1. M 1 0 1 l.C Strode. J. C 10 1 418 Christian, E. W 1 o o loo Crisp. .1. P 1 o i lno Fitzgerald. E. L 1 ■ O 10.1 Foley. W. .1 1 0 0 400 Holland. C. E 1 0 O 4H Ke.in. C. J 1 0 0 UlO Mirasol Stable 1 o n loo Smith. W 1 0 0 466 Treiili.lmc. W. T 1 0 0 loo V/..|iiierdo, 0 1 0 0 100 The fin year obi gebiing Christie eras the leader among tin winning horses, his three victories and ine second netting his owner ,866, The following is a lis ol horses vv inning 8468 or more each: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Ami. Christie 3 1 o | 2.0:1:, Last Spark 3 0 1 1.230 San. is of Pleasure 1 1 o !i:n Mary Maud 1 0 o 885 Coh.nel Matt 2 1 o Bid The Masiucrader 2 0 0 BM Edith Piiiinnnu 2 O 0 sun Hazelnut 2 0 0 BM Beacher 2 o o BOB Back Fay 1 1 o BOB Baby Lyacn 1 o 2 4TB Col. Gatelias 1 1 B 4TB Sincerity 1 1 o 4TB Theodore Fair 1 1 o 4TB Stohu Ante 1 1 0 170 All Smibs 1 0 0 458 Sam Pickett 1 o 1 435 Reptoll 1 o l t::o Uei;uiram 1 0 1 488 Vodetea 1 0 1 488 F..i. r 1 o 1 l:;o Pliiebannock 1 0 0 888 I.u.lweiscr 1 0 0 100 Dartworta 1 o o loo High Hois.- l o o loo Lady Ward 1 0 II -lno Littl" Abe 1 0 0 488 Lord Herbert 1 8 8 488 MeiRsea 1 8 8 loo Nlli. !! 1 0 0 loo No Manager 1 0 0 loo Obolus 1 o o 488 Orlando of Havana 1 0 0 400 Pel-sens 1 0 0 4O0 Foppee 1 0 0 loo Prim Harry 1 0 0 lno Bed Iost 1 o o 488 Beam 1 o o 888 Thom, is Callaway I 0 0 488 Fciirock 1 0 0 400 L. I.ykos rode thirteen winners during the seven days «,f racing and his work in the saddle was one of tie features of tin meeting. A. .lohn-ou bImu rode well with nine victories to his credit. Fei lowing is a Usl of In Jockeys riding aae or lino. w inncis: lackey. Mis. i t. 2d. 3d. Dap. V.r. Lykes, L 37 18 0 I It .3o Johns .n. A. . .-. SB .» 0 0 17 .Jl Merimee. F 88 7 1 B It .21 Collins, W "0 1 3 " 28 .11 Havocs. F 13 2 J 3 II .1". .leflcott. II 10 -J 2 I .". .- ! Bell, .1 M 2 i :: l .- » I.mas. ; lo 2 l l t: .1:0 Doaabae, E 4 " o 1 1 ..".0 .Mink. 1 14 1 3 8 1 .07 Farringloii. T 13 1 li 1 i .88 Cooper, F 7 1 L" o 1 .11 Stirling. II •"" 1 1 0 3 .-JO Doyle, W 7 1 1 8 ." .11 Ma 1 1 hews. M 3 1 8 8 2 .33 Riders finishing sccoad or third with one or mere of their mounts, but failinir to rule a winner, are im liided in tiie following list: Jockey. Mts. Id. 3d. Cup. McDermott, B 18 B 1 12 Bcherrer, «; ll 2 1 s Harrington. R 15 1 2 12 Maj. -tic. J -1 1 1 2 Bodrisaex, J 10 lis Uoas, W 11 1 1 !» Mott. A 1 1 0 0 Campbell. A 1 1 0 I Warriastoa, W B 1 o 4 Ward. W 7 1 0 li Taplin, B 10 0 3 7 Beardshall, W 2 8 1 1 Hanmcr. II 3 0 1 2 Wiliis, O B 1 4 The following had mounts to the number apposite their names, but failed to finish inside the inoii wiih say of them: Jock.y. Mts. lackey. Mts. Wake, J 1 Minder, A 3 Ri.e. T 1 Hughes, C 3 Ormcs. W 1 Connors. J 4 laias. F 1 Bshcl, II B Crump. W I Fitz. .1 E Cousins, J 1 Pirmingham, M ." Ciillen, W 2 Oaugcl. I, 8 Carroll, W. A 2 Hopkins, F y W. A. Purttsehell and S. Folk tied for the training honors, each saddling six winners. The record of the trainers, who saddled one or more winners, is as follows: Trainer. "Wins. Trainer. AVins. Arthur. .1 2 Kean, C. J 1 Pedwell. II. 0 2 Lewis. J 1 Pohly. J. II 1 Livingston, W 1 Purttsehell. W. A. .. « Lowenstein. M 2 Christian. D 1 Misick, J. 1 1 Cissna. V. II 1 Fhillips, J 1 Doyle, S 3 Polk, S 0 Edwards. J 1 Porretto. A. C B Farrar, F 2 Stowe, J 1 Fitzgerald, E. L 1 Strode. J. A 1 Freeman, C. N 1 Walker, W 1 Oi.ldiiigs. H. Jr 2 Walsh. W 1 Heard, J. D 3 Walters, J 1 The percentage of winning favorites was far Ik low normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Number of days 7 Number of races AA Winning first choices 15 Winning second choices IS Winning outsiders 19 Winning at odds-on 2 Defeated at odds-on 3 Percentage of winning favorites 31 Equalling the mile and twenty yards record was the only addition to the track records, which are as follows: Dist. Horse A.Wt. Date. Time. 1-2 Milestone ...2 102 June 2, 1915 :4S:vi 4 12 f Anita 2 105 June 3, 1915 :." 4k Phil Ungar.,2 110 June 7. 1915 :51% 5-8 Tiajan 2 112 Sept. 11, 1915 1:00 Ataka 2 106 Sept. 16, 1915 1:00 5 1-2 f Gold Cap ...7 109 Sept. 15, 1915 1:06H Rosemary ..5 110 Sept. 16. 1915 l:06Mi 3-4 Rack Bay .7 113 Sept. 16, 1915 1:11 1 Miss Slierwd4 110 Sept. 16. 1916 140 lm°0y Miss Waters. 5 106 Sept. 20, 1916... 1:47 Paby Lynch. 5 KM! June 2. 1917 1:47 lm70y Tony Koch.. 8 106 Sept. 14, 1915 l:4.°,?i 1 1-16 Mausolus ..5 104 Sept. 15 1915... 1*48% 1 1-S Mud Sill ...7 106 Sept. 13, 1915 1:54 1 1-4 David Craig. 3 124 June 13, 1914 2:08 2 1-4 Good Day... 4 111 Sept. 21, 1914 4:07 ] Steeplechases. Ab. 2 Stacco 5 147 May 29, 1916 4:33%
