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■ j • ; j . , THIRTY LEADING MONEY- WINNING HORSES OF THE PRESENT YEAR TO DATE Winning a great stake race plays an important part in the rating of horses in the list of best money winners. Thus it is because that he won the Kentucky Dei by that Exterminator is now at the head of tlf thirty leading winners of 191S. Eurtlvr in the same line. Jack Hare Jr. and War Cloud are second and third to him because of their victories in the twin Prcakncss Stakes. It is an unusual feature in our r.eing to have three winners of 0,000 or more at so early a iieriod in the racing campaign. The chances are that each of these line three-year-olds will greatly increase it.; winnings. The useful gelding, llaulMik, is fourth to the three st::rs and seems to be as good as ever he was. Two platers, Oholus and Irr gular. figure as the winners of the most races, each havii.g eight to his credit. Billy Kelly, un-beat-H and sjiecdy sou of siK-edy Dick Welles, heads the two-year-olds in the list and is distinctly a credit to his daddy. Cudgel shows well in tiie list for what racing he has done and so does Violet Bonnie. The thirty Ik-si winners to date are the following: Hois-. Col. Sex. Age. Pedigree. Owner. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Inp. Amt. Ktcnniiiaror ...eh. g. 3 McOee— Fair Empress W. S. Kilmer ... 1 1 0 o n 1.700 Ja.-k Hare Jr. ..br. c. 3 Marathon— Moon, t W. K. Apphgate ti 4 1 o l 14.107 War Cloud b. c. 3 Polymolus— -Dreamy A. K. Macomber. 2 10 0 1 12.2.30 Hauberk b. g. 6 Martinet — Druid J. V. Sweeney ..11 .3 3 2 4 S.4»W tudgel ..". b. c. 4 Broomstick — Eugenia P.urch J. K. L. Boss 1 3 0 0 1 t;.900 Sasin ...h. g. 5 The Picket — Qwea C. Buxton 8 3 1 2 I ti.Ltir. Billy Keily b. g. 2 Dick Welles— Ciena W. F. Poison ..4 1 0 0 II 5.581 Oboiiis b. g. 0 Oddfellow — Kenmore Ju«-en J. A. Hendricks. 19 8 3 3 0 5.037 B. of B. Mawr.blk. in. N Ort Wells— The Belle of MayfairW. A. Prime ... 1 1 0 n i, 4.«.30 J. J. Mttrdock ...b. h. 5 Coiitestor— Grotesque J. rmeusetter ..10 7 3 1 g 4.530 Irregular br. c. 4 Hastings— Armilda G. Peterson 25 S 2 ti 9 4.313 Opportunity b. p. 4 Toddington— Miss Oertel W. Woodnnl 17 .3 2 2 N 4.2S7 Violet Bonnie ...eh. f. 3 Transvaal— Mary Day A. L. Kirby 5 .3 0 o o 4,112 •lock Scot br. c. 4 Ogden— Frankie B. L. Bresler ...14 ti 2 5 1 3.997 W.MMltrap ch. c. 4 Trap Koek — Woodvine D. Cunningham ..21 • 4 4 7 3.927 Old Koouig b. h. 5 Golden Maxim— Masthead Bewrwyck Stabli 1 1 0 0 0 3.S.30 Bradleys Choice. eh. g. 7 Ciinard— Sweet Alice M. Shields 8 1 0 1 3,530 Top.,* th Morg.ch. g. 0 Ieep oDay— Lady Balgowan W. C. Weant ...L 4 8 1 2 3.43S Bondage eh. c. 4 Ogden— Fair Atalanta .1. Arthur 9 1 1 1 3 3.41.-, Escob.t . ..br. c 3 Broomstick— Christ mas Star K. D. Alexander. 3 1110 3.350 Begalo b. f. 2 Sweep— Lady Strathmore T. P. Hayes 3 2 0 0 1 3.305 The Porter h. c. 3 Sweep— Ballet Girl S. Ross 3 1 2 0 0 3,2.30 Sunny Sloiie eh. c. 3 Astronomer — Neva W Wm. Martin 4 110 2 ."..210 Tea Caddv h- h. .3 Bock Sand— Teas Ovr M. Shea ! - 3 0 4 3.145 Ma ch. f. 3 Peter Quince— Sister Juliet J. W. Williams. . 9 4 0 4 1 3.111 Sun God ch. g. 5 Aeronaut — Sunrise Williams Bros... 9 3 13 2 3,190 Iiolina ...ch. in- 5 Sir lluon — Bonnie Kate G. Grossman ...M 5 I 2 5 3.0*«; Pit ch. g. 5 Leonid -Belle Rankin J. I Phillips ...10 4303 3,068 Cresson ch. f. 2 All Gold — Bonnie Star H. P. Whitney.. « 5 1 0 0 3.000 Kate Bright ". f. 3 Norford— Jane Laurel A. Neal 1° - 4 2 2 2.9S6
