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KENTUCKYS RACING RETURNS OF MONEY WON WONBY BY OWNERS AT ITS LEXINGTON CHURCHILL CHURCHILLDOWNS DOWNS DOUGLAS PARK AND ANDLATONIA LATONIA MEETINGS Kentucky racing people have no good reason for being discontented with the results of the state turf campaign of this year It is true the money derived from Kentucky as a racing field was but slightly in excess of the similar returns of 1917 but the latter was a year of such lavish distribution of money won among owners that it set iip a record in that respect hard to surpass But it was sur ¬ passed and if the influenza epidemic had not forced the curtailment of the Latonia fall meeting the Kentucky showing for the year would have been much better than it wus It is to be observed that the only falling ofE was at Latcnia the Lexington Churchill Downs and Douglas Park tracks all making substantial gains over 1917 in their aggregates of money distributed There was a remarkably close race in this feature between the two lastnamed tracks the decision going to Douglas Park by the in ¬ significant sum of 45 There was one item of generous amount raised by the Kentucky racing interests which does not appear here That was the splendid donation of 300000 to the Red Cross to which breeders racing organizations owners jockeys and trainers in short all hands high ami low contributed to their lasting honor In one matter the New Louisville Jockey Club maintained its longestablished superiority that being the daily average of money distributed It will probably be hard to retain that honor in 1919 Lafonias 5QKJO Latpnia Championship Stakes and its 20000 added Derby of next year seem almost certain to transfer it tb the Covington track unless new races of importance are added to the Churchill Downs program programKentucky Kentucky racing of 191N was cleanly conducted and marked by many episodes of the highest inter ¬ est Its statistical features are fully set out in the following tabulations a Z 9 S = ° P Track and Meeting Latonia Spring Meeting L LLatonia 200800 Latonia Autumn Meeting 14 14Churchill 119070 Churchill Itywiis Spring Meeting 13 108740 Douglas Park Spring Meeting w 14 108355 Lexington Spring Meeting 1 74180 Douglas Park Autumn Meeting 48355 Churchill Downs Autumn Meeting J 47925 Lexington Autumn Meeting 1 4792546G70 46G70 Totals and Grand Percentage One dead heat Following are iiibtotalsl distributed by eaclr track in the course of the last six racing years together with the combined totals of the fouVtracks t 4 l Organizations OrganizationsLatonin 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 191S Latonin Jockey Club 217735 215505 234200 283055 337115 319931 Douglas Park Jockey Club 128910 115790 127923 138070 143970 15U710 New Louisville Jockey Club 127225 5 111835 123465 141155 148730 156 Gtw Kentucky Association 82083 108150 113080 Blue Grass Fair Association 3150 3950 The following tabulation gives data as to the number of races and racing days and the average daily distribution from 1913 to 1918 inclusive Racing Races RacesDays Days Run Run191S Daily Av Daily Av Daily Av Daily Av Daily Av Track 1918 1918Churchill 1918 1913 1914 1917 Churchill Downs 19 19Latonia 135 553152 782791 Latonia 40 40Douglas 280 518417 513214 585050 6582 732967 Douglas Park 20 0 0Lexington 140 560478 551381 609157 657952 719850 Lexington 22 22lilue 154 329487 377929 390871 491632 538476 lilue Grass Fair FairLexington Lexington Totals and Gen Av101 An outstanding feature of Kentucky racing of this year was the remarkable success of Williams Bros There was not a single highclass horse in thtir stable but they had a number that could gallop fast These were so sagaciously placed in their races that few racing days passed in which they did not take one or more of the fat purses characteristic of tlie Kentucky campaign The net result of the capture of fortyseven races gave them an uncontested leadership for the year E U Uradley did exceedingly well in the spring and early summer racing but his horses seemed to lose form after that and his campaign on the eastern tracks and in Kentucky fall racing was compara ¬ tively barren of favorable results Still he brought up iii second place a few hundred in advance of B J Hranioi The latter owes his attainment of third place chisfly to liis possessiou of the good two year old Colonel Livingston which unluckily like Jillv Kelly is Leding and accordingly will be ineligible to the Derbys of next year extermi ¬ nators Kentucky Derby and Latonia Cup account for W S Kilmers fourth place in the winning owners list a list which shows twentytwo winners of 10 HMor more Among these T C McDowell did not have his customary good fortune and all aroniul had a lean year in racing Jefferson Liv ¬ ingston did not have the services of his crack Col Vennie but did quite well in winning twentyfour races and l 660 Iklow is the record of all owners ivn who i won 7 srOri 50 nr iniire Owner 1st 2d 3d OwnerWilliams Williams Bros 47 32 28 Bradley R 23 3 Itrainiiiii H J 23 18 13 30 238 Kilmer W S 3 1 1 25740 Livingston SLivingston J 24 23 21 21000 McLean K B 14 6 18407 Poison W F 19 9 17776 Hawkins J S 10 4 14848 Miicomber A K 14 14 13 14846 WorthiiiKtoii C T 12 7 16 14157 Goodman BKoss J B 15 19 8 14035 Koss J K L 2 4 4 13827 Lowe J 16 11 18 13717 Hendrie G M 8 15 9 13224 ro g G J 12 8 20 13189 Gallaher Bros 16 7 9 12583 Baker R L 11 17 11 12277 Bianchi O A 10 4 8 12158 McDowell T C 10 14 7 11054 Kirby A L 13 1 2 10556 Henderson SM 797 10546 Baker W H 12 10 8 10079 Whitney H P 100 9925 Hewitt H H 8 10 9 95S2 Spence K 11 10 6 9241 Perkins W 10 13 8 8902 Hayes T P 865 8759 Respess J B 9 6 2 8326 Weir F D 846 7481 Milam J C C 5 10 6641 Lester Henderson 310 6375 Neusteter HendersonNeusteter H 835 6290 Marshall G A 097 5880 Taylor E H Jr 544 5824 Spreckels A B 797 5819 Knebelkamp W F FFizer 568 5754 Fizer W H 7 5 3 5254 Alexander 1C D 321 5200 Field H 5 7 13 5022 Moore M C 598 4956 Perkins H Owner OwnerNichols td Amt Nichols S K 7 4396 Shields M 2 4279 Patterson C E 0 4175 Carroll J 4 4149 Warner M A 3 4140 Waldeck Stable 4 4194 Ward J S 0 4031 Knight J L 3 3987 Troxler J J Camden J N Umensetter J Woodard W 2 3732 Schorr J W 8 3701 Moore E W 7 3 56 Bradley T C 3 3644 Fuller J W 3 3588 Feuchter W 4 3573 Rogers O 1 3485 Ferriss J C 3 3484 Korman J W 0 330 Ti5srsiidh f 2 3303 Farris R J 5 3295 Fitzgerald E L 3 3285 Darden W W Koppin H S Morris Walden MePherson J OMalley J J Dickinson L H Trotter E Goode J M Johnson W P Gohlblatt M Rogers A L Rowe C E Kelley F J Fountain D S Knebelkamp Howerton Plant H V Rosseter J H Randolph J Trovato T Crain IL L Pastime Stable Civill P M Redmon J K Shannon J T Barnes G V Woodford J II Harvey Allen Johnson O Arnold G T Murphy T M Whitlow J O May J W McCroan C A Raymond D Greeubcrg J Hancock A B Miller W B Lehan D McMillan R E Keene J O G II Chancellor G k Huffman J N Seckington J A Devereaux Austin R J Buckley J T Lewis W L Continued on second page KENTUCKY RACING RETURNS Continued from first page Owner OwnerCooper 2d 3d 3dn Cooper G I n 1 Baker J P 0 0 Parrisli J W 2 3 Folly Farm Stable 0 0 Mlllett K E 0 0 0I Wright C C I 1 Hunter V S Joncs B A Patterson R Phillips J P Cain W M Billerman G W CappsL A McClelland J AV Woodford C Adair Baker Ellis J C Berryman C 11 Chapman B Murphy J J Calm L Woodman Bros Solomon Jarniou Miles P 1 Treacy Walker Phillips W E AValker V W Frakes R C Merle J L Tullett H Adkiiis J D Hildreth S C Sclmlte Est of W F Applegate W E Peed J R Van Gorden G M Mickelwait C E Finnegan W B Rogers R L Hansen J C Richards C R Cisco W F Alexander C Riverside Stable Virginia Stable Pendergast T J Doyle S Stelle A B Niickols C Jr Hankins E Seideneck H J Callahan T W Gorin H B Flanigan J J Hollywood Stable Sargeant II J Senn G Rodgers J C Overtoil W C Staton F W Hef fering J Bnker A Baker J H Johnson F Martin Manuel Quinlan J J Dpdson R P Brooks R P Scott D W Newman W Prewitt D N Among the horses raced over the Kentucky tracks Exterminator was the sensation When he started In the Kentucky Detby his inclusion in the field excited no consideration and when he won the big nice it was put down as a fluke But his subse ¬ quent career in nicing dispelled this illusion and when he returned to Kentucky in the fallto win the two milos and a quarter Latonia Cup it was with the wellearned reputation of being one of the best threeyearolds of 1918 But the best race horse in Kentucky racing was the splendid Cudgel His feat of taking up 132 pounds and running a mile and a quarter in 203 when winning the Kentucky Handicap at Douglas Park was one of rare excellence The racing of the year was punctuated and adorned with contests of the highest quality in which such others as Johren Billy Kelly Beaverkill Escoba Colonel Llvingston Fruit Cake Leochares Rancher Viva America Lucky B Grundy Delico FauxCpl Batter Cake Hollister Sun God Regalo Freeciitter Pif 3e and many others gave thrilling exhibitions of that speed nd pluck which endears the thoroughbred to the dev ¬ otees of the fascinating sport The horses which won 450 or more were these Horse HorseExterminator 1st 2d 3d 3 Amt Exterminator 0 25690 Colonel Livingston LivingstonCudgel 2 19073 Cudgel 0 12000 Johren 0 9925 Batter Cake 2 9411 Delico 0 9050 Beaverkill r 8135 Rancher 8135 Bribed Voter 8012 Leochares 0 7345 Viva America 4 6945 Grundy C8BSS C8BSSa Sehnings Park a 6431 Regalo 0 6304 Freecutter 5 6130 Sedan 1 6007 El Rey 1 5888 Colonel Taylor 4 5824 Rifle 5 5780 Billy Kelly 0 5581 Escoba 1 5200 Sun God 3 5140 Fruit Cake G 5005 Lucky B 1 4702 David Craig 4 4589 Violet Bonnie 1 4462 Major Parke 1 4408 Legal 2 4291 Hpcnir 5 4lsVJ Baby Lynch 3 4144 Buford 4 4114 TauxCol 5 399 Boniface 0 3916 Bon Tromp 4 3810 St Bernard 5 3805 Korbly 3750 Opportunity 373J Squeeler 0 3730 Thinker 0 3671 Matlge F 0 3597 Skiles Knob 4 3583 Toto 0 353a Drastic Linden Redmon Yorkville Kama Camouf leur Arriet Bourbon Lad Bon Jour Iwiniwin Courtship Marys Beau Blue Paradise Chick Barkley Dr Carmen Hollister Ernest II Cheer Leader Pif Jr 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Churchill Green Grass Lariy GrassLariy B V Frank Wilson Busy Joe Kiikinx pium Jovial War Stories Trapping i Surpassing Vyiidgvejr Horse HorsejBuf 2d 3d jBuf fington 0 0 Lady Ivan 1 1 Vansylyia 0 0 Ask Her 0 0 M Bert Thurmaii 3 3 Acheron 0 0 Bullion 0 0 Fort Bliss 0 0 Fritz Ernst 0 0 Marse John 0 0 Jef fery 0 1 War Machine 1 4 Ballistite 0 0 Jane Pennybaker 0 0 Attorney Muir 0 0 Sweeping Glance 0 1 Zim 0 1 Texas Special 0 1 Cover Up George Duncan Walnut Hall Foster Embry Clean Gone Kewpie ONeil Madras Gingham Salute Genevicve Sweep Silk Lady Clare Candle Light Audrey K Lucky R Redland Believe Me Boys Peaceful Star Sol Gilsey Walter Mack Arthur Middleton Selma G Monarch Storm Bound Ndlo Marion Adler Capers Jim Hef fering ExemptedMarch Exempted March Wind Bit of Blarney Arch Plotter Dick West Unar Martre Everest King Belle William the Fourth Miss Procter Norma T Dioscoride Frogtown Chalmers Miss Wright R H Anderson Nib La Verne Paula V Counterblast Ocean Sweep High Horse W P Dabny Cruces Emanalc Cora Lane Irish Gentleman Wald Master i Alex Getz I IBill Bill Hunley H Lunsford was in fine form in Kentucky racing and finished first in number of winning mounts as well as recording an excellent percentage In this latter mark of efficiency he was surpassed by E Sande who is probably destined to be a star rider Of the older jockeys J Howard did best although for a time lie got into a rut and had a hard time getting out D Connelly L Gentry M Garner and L Mink rode up to their public form The occasion ¬ al presence of Lot tus Knapp Robinson Lyke and Notter served to wliet public interest The jockeys who rode one or more winners were the following Jockey Mts MtsLunsford 1st 2d 3d Unp PO Lunsford II 397 397Sande 81 8 56 174 20 Sande E 296 296Howard 66 50 32 148 23 Howard J 285 285Connelly 46 30 34 175 10 Connelly D 344 344Gentry 43 57 51 193 12 Gentry L 277 277Garner 37 38 30 172 13 Garner M 224 224Simpson 35 39 34 116 16 Simpson R 242 242Mink 33 34 29 14G 14 Mink L 1G3 1G3Mooney 30 14 18 101 18 Mooney J 250 250Smith 28 25 28 168 11 Smith F 156 156Gruber 23 15 24 94 15 Gruber J 168 168Barrett 20 14 25 107 12 Barrett N 154 154Lilley 18 20 16 101 12 Lilley W 72 72Pool 16 It 4 41 22 Pool E 182 182Morys 14 28 34 107 08 Morys J 135 135Majestic 14 1 23 82 10 Majestic J 131 131Willis 14 14 14 89 11 Willis O 184 184Johnson 13 24 22 125 07 Johnson A 104 104OBrien 12 12 15 65 12 OBrien W J 44 44McCabe 12 it 5 22 27 McCabe J 91 91Hanover 1 12 11 58 111 Hanover J 108 108Murphy 10 11 14 73 10 Murphy F 128 128Metcalf 16 5 12 95 12 Metcalf J 9 94 94Van 8 10 11 65 09 Van Dusen C 86 86Dreyer 8 10 8 CO 00 Dreyer J 65 65Donahue 847 4i 12 Donahue E 80 80Burke 7 7 8 58 09 Burke H J 63 63Brown 6 6 43 10 Brown C 58 58Kederis 6 4 S 40 10 Kederis J 86 86Dursch 5 15 15 51 06 Dursch J 87 87Goose 5 8 i8 06 Goose R 3T 3TCrump o i 3 23 14 Crump W 33 33Jackson 5 4 7 17 15 Jackson F 24 24Molesworth 5 3 2 14 21 Molesworth G 113 113Wolstenholm 4 13 8 88 01 Wolstenholm S 24 24Shilling 4 4 7 9 17 Shilling H 42 42Knapp 4 4 2 32 10 Knapp W 14 14Disunion 4 1 3 6 29 9 Disunion C 1 109 109Lapaille 3 7 10 89 Io3 03 Lapaille K 38 38Williams 3 2 6 27 OS Williams J 23 23Garner 233 2 5 13 13 Garner L 25 25Stearns 3 1 1 20 12 Stearns H 40 40Thurber 2 5 8 25 05 Thurber II 46 46Davies 2 5 6 33 01 M Davies R 39 39Ryan 2 2 3 32 r Ryan J P 8 8Gauge 2 0 1 5 Gauge L 15 15Loftus 1 12 1 Loftus J 3 3AVarrington 0 1 67 AVarrington W 7 7Carroll 3 1 14 Carroll G W 21 21Hunt 2 16 05 Hunt C 31 31Gray 6 21 03 Gray II 2tf 2tfBorel 2 22 01 Borel C B BLyke 1 2 20 Lyke L i 2 2Notter 0 0 50 Notter J S SMurray 0 6 12 Murray T 15 15Bplton 2 12 07 Bplton R 8 8Robinson 1 6 12 Robinson F 2 0 1 50 These riders rode to places but did not win Jockey Mts 2d SdUnp SdUnpGroth Groth J IS 5 1 12 12Maher Maher J 13 3 2 lo loBurke Burke J II 23 1 2 20 20Miller Miller C 11 1 1 0 0Gray Gray L 4 1 0 3 3Buckles Buckles T 5104 5104Hoag Hoag AV iO 109 109Stevens Stevens F 26 0 3 23 23FrachJ FrachJ 28 0 2 24 24Buxton Buxton M 1010 1010Mulcali Mulcali J T 0 1 4 4Wright Wright W 5 014 014Wingfield Wingfield R 6 0 1 5 5Ammann Ammann A 7016 7016Louder Louder P 7016 7016Breen Breen W 8017 8017Alex Alex H 11 0 1 10 10Kirschbaum Kirschbaum C 19 0 1 18 18Merimee Merimee F 27 0 1 26 26The The following riders were unplaced in all of their races racesJockey Jockey Mts Jockey Mts Churchill J 4 Thompson M Cummins E 1 Kelker W Kleeger B 1 Robinson C Meehan W 1 Rogers C Shariv U 1 McLean H Anderson R J Preece G Jr Beardshall W Barham E Boyle S J Hamilton H Carifieldj L Callahun J Cruise1 M 2 Hanover A Davison W J Jeffcott H Gaar S J OBrien J A Harrington R Pease A Meier R J Koppleman 15 Murphy A 2 Scott J 14 14Leadership Leadership honors among the trainers fell to W Perkins with 5m excellent record Mose Goldblatt and R D Williams finished In a tie for secoiid place with twentysix winners each The trainers who sent one or more winners to the jiost and their records were wereTrainer Trainer Wins Trainer Wins WinsPerkins Perkins AV 39 Murphy T 14 14Goldblatt Goldblatt M 26 Baker W H 13 13Williams Williams R D 26 Biahchi O A 12 12Milam Milam J C 22 Coyne P 12 12Lend Lend G 21 Potts W N 11 11Williams Williams P J 21 De my G 10 10HUiiimon HUiiimon C 20 Hawkins J s 10 10Sperice Sperice K 18 Henderson S M 10 10Baker Baker A 17 Neusteter H Lowe 3 17 Carrol C AV S SSchorr Schorr J F 16 Hayes T p S SGoodnjan Goodnjan J B 1 13 Smith J I 8 8Kirby Kirby A li = lt 14 Ayalters J 8 CottUuuea OB third page KENTUCKY RACING RETURNS Continued from second page Trainer Wins Trainer Weir TrainerWeir F D S Jones B A Fiztr W II 7 Lehan D Hnkill J M 7 May J W Ward J S 7 Newman A Bornman T F i Pierce T L Evcrman J S fi Pitt 1C Marshall G A 0 Head G W Uogors It L i Itedmon J K Runnels R T G Staton F W Shields M 0 Strate G II Imensetter J Wright F Crockett E O 5 Adkins J D Dunne I Bailer A Fitzgerald E L LHawk 5 Brooks F Hawk C r Buckner W H Marlman G H 5 Campbell It E Mclherson J 5 Capps C C Nichols J II 5 Chapman B Perkins II Fitzgerald W P Salt E J 5 Frakes It C Accy I 4 Holberg A aim I 4 Krause J Dickinson L II 4 Lally J Farris It J 4 Lewis W L Forman J W 4 Marion L Goode T M 4 McCauley J F Keene G II 4 McCroan C A Louden II 4 McDaniel II Itundolph J 4 McMillan It E Troxler J J 4 Mickelwait C E Arvin G 3 Miles P J Dickerson It 3 Morris D T Huffman J X 3 Munfort T B Luzader 3 Paul J L Miller D B 3 Phillips J P Moore E W 3 Plant H W Patterson C E 3 Quiulan J J Patterson II It 3 Itichings G Plicque A J 3 Sallee W K Howe C E 3 Simons A Seckington J A ATatiber 3 Sims W Tatiber L 3 St Vincent W Tugeiidhaft C 3 Stewart D E Walden It J 3 Thompson II J Whitlow J O 3 Wallace W M Woodard W 3 Whatley J S Austin A Li 2 Williams S Civill P M 2 Williams T P Cofiey J 2 Womeldorff D Devereaur T F JJ Woodman A G Fountain D S 1 Young J W Hurley W
