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j 1 ; I j ; j , , REVIEW OF NEW YORK RACING MONEY REAPED BY COMPETING OWNERS IN THE NEW YORK RACING FIELD IN 1919 SHOWS A GENEROUS INCREASE OVER THE CORRESPONDING STATISTICS OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR The year 1919 was one of general prosperity in the New York racing field. Relieved from the cares and anxieties of the Great War, the people to whose entertainment the various racing organizations catered gave the tracks a measure of patronage vastly increased over that awarded in 1918. A reflex of this agreeable feature was that, without exception, the racing bodies increased their offerings of money to be competed for by owners, the gross gain over 191S being 61, 0S3, in which the Westchester Itacing Association was the leader with 1,087 more than in 1918, followed by the Metropolitan Jockey Club with 0,643, the Empire City Jockey Club witli 2,737 and the Queens County Jockey Club with 0,820 The increase at Saratoga was only 1919.sh,315. It is probable a greater increase there will follow its meeting in 1920, it being understood its meeting of this year was sufficiently profitable to warrant it. Being in the main dependent upon gate receipts for their revenue, the New York racing organizations i are at a disanvantage compared with the Maryland and Kentucky tracks, with their opulent receipts from mutuel percentages, in addition to generous returns from admission charges. It follows that in- i creases in money offered to be raced for are not so easily to be brought about there as in the rival south- 1 ern and western fields. Under all the circumstances the New York tracks treated owners generously in ; 1919. The three tabulations following give a comprehensive statistical history of the campaign of 1919 over the New York tracks: v. v. v. v. n si a ? e - o H2 icS 0 s o 2, mq , , , i, ... . ... .. ?2 oo r .,2 a n s - q ando 2" Track and Meeting. n " osj JfiSi : on cn s,n anda.Ssj -. - " h-o s c .. 2. 2 ? f 2 . S 3 2 u o o2s .. - 3 2 c e en 3 SaiS : : . ? Saratoga 20 15S 12S 203 $ 298,357 CO 35 C3 23 21 .3S Belmcut Park, Spring Meeting IS 10S 105 211 164,482 54 30 24 2S 16 .50 Aqueduct Spring Meeting 17 102 122 213 155,017 52 17 33 21 11 .51 Belmont Park UutumjiJJejting tsJand? - i. -iW,40.8153u-3t,ga . 11 ,4- Empire City Summer Meeting ....... 17 102 111 17S 127,103 47 34 21 21 17 .46 Aqueduct Autumn Meeting 12 72 9S 153 104,131; 41 10 21 16 7 .57 Kmpire City Autumn Meeting 12 72 96 139 88,114 30 22 20 12 4 .42 Jamaica Autumn Meeting 12 72 SJ9 146 86,325 28 23 21 9 14 .39 Jamaica Summer Meeting 9 54 79 124 79,341 22 12 20 6 10 .41 Jamaica Spring Meeting 6 30 56 90 43,057 17 13 0 8 2 .47 Hunt Club 4 24 .. .. 20,075 13 . 6 5 13 2 .54 Totals and Grand Percentage .v..115 872 9S0 1,677 ,317,3S2 399 220 251 179 115 .46 No betting on two races, walkovers. The following table shows in detail the amount distributed by the various New York racing organizations in the years from 1914 to 1919, inclusive: Organizations. 1914. 1915. 1916. 1917. 191S. 1919. Westchester Racing Association 64,625 03,940 81,084 40,003 $ 272,610 $ 314,29? Saratoga Association 174,090 131,445 176,035 203,535 289,042 298,35? Queens County Jockey Club 0,700 72,465 88,315 211,105 228,327 259,153 Empire City Jockey Club 83,825 74,835 S4.155 112,780 182,540 215,277 Metropolitan Jockey Club 54,025 05,525 87,040 172.9S0 209,023 Hunt Clubs 17,600 13,845 26.0S0 24,225 10,800 20,675 Pilling Itock Itacing Association 30,770 28,615 29,265 23,7S5 Staten Island Agricultural Society 9,000 New York State Fair Association 18,530 ..... Greater New York Fair 10,000 Grand Totals 580,800 39,170 50,459 72,073 ,150,299 ,317,382 The daily average distribution at the various tracks from 1914 to 1919, inclusive, is shown below: Racing Races Days Run Dailv Av. Daily Av. Daily AV. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Ar. Track WW- 1010. 1914. 1915. 1916. 1917. 1918. 1919. .S-.r-ito-i -6 158 ,687.60 ,476.87 ,331.79 0,135.96 0,705.26 1,475.27 i Belmont Park .... 30 180 4,988. IS 5.464.67 6,039.17 8,020.10 9,705.26 10,476.57 Auu-duct -KJ l"t 5.3S4.00 4.831.00 5.8S7.67 6,208.97 7,873.34 8,936.31 launici .. 1,;- 3,S5S.03 4,680.36 5,802.67 6,400.67 . 7,703.81 Empire Citv .. .... 29 174 4.930.SS 4.677.19 5,259.69 7,048.75 6,519.27 7,423.34 Hunt Clubs 4 24 2,514.28 2,307.50 4,340.67 4.815.00 10,800.00 5,168.75 Piping Bock 7,692.50 7,153.75 7,316.25 5,946.25 1.!sw-00 ; Dongon Hills " Syracuse 6,196.67 Empire City Fair . . . . 2,000.00 Totals and Gen.Av.145 S72 ,328.99 ,940.51 ,967.51 $ 7,275.36 $ 8,152.95 $ 9.0S5.39 Continued on third page. j REVIEW OF NEW YORK RA CING : Continued from first page, N E He n ai ir tl N n to r b v t: f a a 1 f .. ; -j t I a - - j , 3 j , j , J 1 , , . . , ! i 1 ; . I ! : . . . 3 I 9 j y r " s " . 10 10 g K K , -t r - j! - r" t - 00 00 00 W e, B. R. his lis Y Of the owners who raced their horses over the New York tracks Samuel C. Hildreth fared besL M had gradually gathered a. powerful stable, Si ranging from such stars of the year as Purchase H and Lucullite, down to extremely serviceable sell- M ing platers, and with them achieved many notable L triumphs with enviable resultant returns in money. G Next to hiin and not far behind him came the Glen M Riddle Farm, owing its 4,501 almost exclusively O the champion two-year-old of the year. H. P. M Whitney always figures conspicuously in New York Si racing and this year takes third place. He was the F beneficiary of a piece of good luclr when his fine filly H Vexatious was awarded the rich Lawrence Realiza- N tion Stakes on a foul that took the" big race away L from W. R. Coes Over There. His two-year- R old division was excellent and seems to insure him it strong hand in the three-year-old racing of 1920. R The great stable of Commander J. K. L. Ross won J its greatest successes elsewhere, but did well T enough oh the New York tracks to bring up in L fourth place. Mr. J. E. Widener had his best j year since returning to American racing and fin- r islied fifth, just ahead of W. R. Coe and It. T. jj Wilson in sixth and seventh places respectively, l The owners who won 50 or more were the fol- G lowing: J Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. s Hildreth, S. C .......45 21 10 0,133 Glen Riddle Farm 10 4 5 S4.5GI Whitney, II. P 22 14 5 60,203 Ross. J. K. L 20 14 14 C1.C02 Widener, J. E 20 20 17 49,712 Coe, W. R. 31 37 21 47,458 Wilson, R. T 20 22 17 44,530 g Macomber, A. K 13 15 19 3S,cr.5" Clark, P. A . 7 C 7 30,150 Parr, R .18 22 13 22,547 .f Widener, G. D ..15 11 11 21,089 Miller, A ....17 11 5 18,845 J Schwartz, M. L 14 7 7 17,313 r McClelland, J W 11 7 3 10,373 The Beach Stable .....11 13 8 15,322 F North Shore Stable 13 18 15 15,289 V Jeffords, Mrs. W. M 5 4 0 14,150 Kilmer, W. S 7 8 C 14,104 Carman, R. F 8 G 4 13,539 L Salmon, W. J 10 8 5 13,490 Weir, F. D 9 11 IS 13,372 1 Jeffords, W. M. 7 4 0 12,049 1 Loft, G. W 8 18 17 11,381 Oneck Stable 9 12 11 11,357 Greentree Stable .13 5 3 11,120 Gerry, R. L ...7 10 G 10,435 Casey, W. V 11 H 10 10,115 - Cochran, G. A 5 3 1 10,055 Clancy, W. C S 12 3 9,937 Kentucky Stable 11 4 1 9,730 J Hallenbeck, J. J ...7 G 8 9,149 - Rowe, C. E. 4 0 1 8,031 j Waterbury, L. 7 4. 0 8,320 Diaz, A. II ..... 5 3 3 8,293 Martin, Win. 8 1 7 7,904 ; Clark, F. A - 6 2 7 7,870 Peterson. G 7 10 5 7.S03 Booth, W 7 2 2 7,522 Starr, C. -W C 1 7.511 May, J. W. .8 . 0 0 7,500 Griffith, J. E. 0 5 2. 7,045 Butler, J 4 4 8 6,847 Sanford, J. G .4 . 9 6,784 Potter, R. H. McC ..... 4 6 8 6,737 Wilkinson, W. T. - 5 10 4 6,560 Madden, J. E. ..0 . 8 10 6,549 Viau, W 5 3" 5 G.514 Quincy Stable 4 9 7 G.20G Cook, R 0 2 5 5,900 Burlcw, F 5 3 5 5,743 ; Winfrey, CP. 7 1 3 5,549 ; Forman, O. W. 0 5 5 5,513 Brighton Stable 4 9 4 5,479 ; Houseman,. F. .................. .5 . . 1 . 7 5,30S Ross, S. 4 , 7 6 5,191 Bresler, R. L. ; 5 4 - 7 5,153 Dosoris Stnble 5 1 6 5.0C9 Shaughnessy, J. f. 5 7 4,954 Davis, J. E. 4 2 3 4,945 Byer, J ....6. 2 . 0 4.914 Curb Stable G 1 3 4,822 Rossetcr, J. H. 2 5 0 4,799 Weld, E. M 5 G 4 4,742 Brown, E. M 4 2 3 4,588 : Shea, W. A. 4 2 1 4,348 I Fitzsimmons, J 4 2 10 4,230 ; Applegate, C. A. 5 5 5 4,229 i Randolph, P. S. P. 5 1 4,121 Clark, Mrs. F. A 3 0 3 4,000 i Jones, Monfort 2 " 4 3 4,000 Lumsden, J 6 3 4 3,815 Watkins, R. E 2 4 3 3,791 Buxton, C 3 7 1 3,577 Wagner, L. F 3 2 0 3,541 Soule, E. G 4 0 2 3,524 Maher, J. J 2 . 3 4 3,440 1 Connelly, P. J 3 4 7 3,420 Smith, R. A . 3 1. 3 3,420 Stockton, W ..... 4 3. 2 3,340 Turner, N 3 3 5 3,299 O Toole, J. J 1 3 2 3,295 Roseacher, H 3 3 2 3.2GG Daly, W. C, Jr .....4 1 3 3,245 Williams, J. W 4 1 0 3,183 Calcina, T ! 4 4 3,175 J Bradley, E. R. .. 4 ,2 . 1 3,044. 1. Regan, F 2 3 1 3,013 3 Neusteter, F 3 3 2 2,951 Marrohe Stable 3 2 3 2,913 3 Schaffer,-II. R 3 2 3 2,890 D Musante, F. ................... JJ ,0 4 2,885 5 Moore, 13. K - 3 1 2 2,S74 Allies Stable ...-3 2 1 2,831 1 Judge, S. - -.3 3 5 2.SO0 6 Congdon, W. II 3 1 3 2,781 1 Kornbloom, M. . . ..... 2 .. ,0 .7 2.77Q P Crown Stable . 3 5 5 2.0S7 7 Shreve, J. II 2 5 2 2,025 5 Griffith, E. C . 4 4 8 2,007 7 Oliver, AY. L 2 4 2 2.5G7 7 Winous Point Stable ......3 2 3 2,539 9 Dwyer, R 2 1 1 2,535 3 Brookside Stable ...3 1 2 2,518 8 Morris, A. II 2 5 2 2,514 4 Cobb, J. F 2 5 2 2,513 3 AVoodland Stock Farm 2 3 3 2,496 6 Garson, J . 3 5 1 2,440 6 Maxwell, II. W. 2 3 2 2,365 5 Pratt, H. L . 3.0 2 2,360 0 Sweeney, J. F 3 0 1 2,313 3 ThOrnc, T. P 2 5 5 2,304 4 Cleveland Stable 1 0. 2. 2,290 0 Sietas, E. 3 3 2 2,281 1 Carroll, T. J 1 2 2.200 10 Davis, Mrs. J. E 2 13 2,180 Triple Springs Farm 1 5 12 2,175 5 Poison, AV. F .2 4. 4 2,155 15 Starr. AA J. - 1 2,098 18 Arlington, E .1 v .4 2,050 10 Atkinson, G. AV. 2 4 2 2,019 19 AVhitford, T 2 0 0 2,040 ,0 McDaniel, J. B 3 1 0 2.037 !7 McDonald. J. H - - 0 2,012 12 M Si H M L G M O M Si F H N L R it R J T L j r jj l G J s g .f J r F V L 1 1 - J - j ; ; ; ; i 1 J 1. 3 3 D 5 1 6 1 P 7 5 7 7 9 3 8 4 3 6 6 5 0 3 4 0 1 10 5 15 18 10 19 ,0 !7 12 Owner. wist 2d, 3d. -Arat. Miles, M, J. ............. ...i 2 - 5 1 ,691 Shea, M. 2 1 0 1,980 Hall, G . If. 2 1 0 1.931 AYliitney, E. F. 1 3 5 1,910 Louis, S. ...S..... ........... 2e -2 2 1.88S- Gavett, E.. S. .................. 2 0 2 1,880 Monahan, T. ................ 3 11 L878 Oak PJdge Stable .....7...... 2 2- 1 1,871 Murray,. W. S. - -. r. . .. . . 2 3, , 3 1.8G9 Seagram Stable. ...... .... 3 l" 0 1,828 Flanagan, J.1 Fi, Jr. . 2 5 1 . 1.77.T Harvey, R. IL . ..L.. ZS 1 3 1,744 Nash. J. E. ... 2 . - It 2j. VJXtl-jH i Lyons, J. P. ..I ..2 2 l 1070 Bourne, H. A 1 1.3 1,585 Reilly, A. A.-.. ....... 2 2 4 1,550 Riedel, A J. ........ .V..V..1 v 1 0 1,533 Mackenzie, R. J 1 4. 2 1,510 Thomas, ;E. Rv . . . ; . i . .:2 " 0 0 1,501 Luther, G". "." . . . . . . . . . .777. 7. . . 2 0 0 1,4$ MacManus, J 7. ...... 1 . ,4 . -3. 1.475 t Bronner; M. F. .... . 2 2 3 J,475 Bayard, Mr. ;....:..........." 2 3 : 2 1,430 Lewis, S. 0.- -2.-l,42G Goodin, -A. .... ...... 1 " :lv 1,425 Davis, A. J. .... J.. 2 1 .3 1,425 Skinker, J. Rr. ; 1 0 2 1.414 Francis, T. T.;......7...... 1 "4 4 1,405 Welsh, G. C. 2 . 1 ..JL, - L403 .... Crosthwait, O. . 1. t i27.a 1,401 Perkins, II. ... .......... 1 1 3 1,390 Nasreme r Stable.,.. ,i, . i 2 .1,301 Richardson, J. F. 2 1 0 1,345 Goldsmith, F. E. ....I.. ....IV 1 4 1,344 Schorr,..-J...Pii.. .J.."li-vi -f 1,332 Dnrant, P. "W". .. .7 . . . ... . . . I . .2 .0" 0 1,310 Price, J. L 14 1 1,314 , t Decker; O. J 1 1 1 1,290 Ogden Stable ........ . ... . . ... ... 1.1 2 1,275 Huntingdon Valley; Farms .:;,.l ;.", .4 3 r- 1,250 Garrison, C. M. 0 3 -3 1,225 Henry, W. H. i.j.j... ;1 ; 1 l. ,:1,?04 " m Casco Stable 1 , 3 5 1,197 Soellcr, A. P 1 2 3 1,181 McDowell, t. c. . :"..-:- :.t:.0t i.isi Davis, B. ................"....1 4 . 2 1,125 Wagnon, G. ,B. ............ , 0 , O. a,090 Docter, F. !. .. . l 6 . V "1,090 Daley, C 1. 1 0, 1,070 AVilson, T;,,H.,.. . ..... . ....... j!, V,? ..O.,, .1,051, Prime, Mrs.-W.- A. - . 4 - 2 - -1,050 Cook, T 1. . 0 1 1,045 Bryson, E. K .: i t . .. . .Vl ,. 3 :. . 2 1,033 Sylvester rStable".. ....:.. .. 0" " 7. 2 1,025 Peters, E. ...... ...........l 2. 1 1,018 Murplij-, J. L 7.,....7....:l . .1 , 3, 1,000 Aiiplegatc, AV. E. ......"...... 1 . 1 2 , 976 Miller It... X....... . . . ......1.. 1 1 Ql r ,3:: J 940 Dalley, n.B . . 13 1 930 " Remmer, H ,.t.l, .:12 0 911 Louciicim, J.T. H; .-. . . .. .. 1 - 1 2 . 911 Moran, J. J. . "X . . 1 0 0 902 McGinnis,D. E,... . ... v.li?-,;X. Qt-P.. . J01 Leavitt, T. 1 O 0 901 Robertson, J 1 0 . 90. ,f Parspns, AV. A.s. 1 0 1. 875 Fay, L. 1 6 1 862 Kraft, F. A "A.1:"! 0 y M Best, F. 1, 1 6 andl McKcever, R. T. Q 4 4 800 Price,- E. .rTl . . "S. 1 0 ".70 Johnson, F. 1 .0 . 2 788 Donovan, -J ..;L. . vt.-...-. . O- i- -.-..,.753 -Press,. " " AV. J. . . . . . ...Tl 0 1 71 Leonard, J. 1 0. 0. 742 Bussey, J,t,and. i . . . .. ,17 lTV t "o" , Lowenstein, M. and J; ...;....-! o O 731 Miller, J .j.rl,. .1, ,p, .75.. Talbott, j.jOv.-..V-..vlVuV l".. Oi 6 - 70i Aste, A. L. 1 6 2 700 Reitman, F. II. .. 7 1 0 0 691 Markus, M. F. "0 0 038 Choos, G 0 3 3 G25 Troy, J. ; ..1,. 1 625 Murphy, J. J. 0.. 4. . 2 625 Barber, B 1 0 0 602 Heider, E 1 0 0 600 Shields, W. . . . . 1 0 0 600 Weant, W. C. .............. 0.7 3 3 - 600 Hiii, -c:- vy. kvi J. . . ..:-iri o o 591 Patterson, M. H 0 4 1 575 Ahles, R. L. 1 0 1 ! 575 Oxnard, II . T 1 0 0 550 Garner, H. S. 1 0 1 550 Shipman, G. A. .....r..r...i7. 0 lu " 4 1 525 Gray, B. ..... 1 O 0 450 New York patrons of racing had the high privilege of viewing some, remarkable race horses in ac-r tion this year. In Sir Barton they saw probably the best three-year-old out since the matchless Colin was in ,racing and, .certainly, tlie best race, horse Star Shoot ever sent to the races. In Pur- chase they saw his greatest rival and one not far inferior to him in the highest qualites of the race horse. In Man o War they viewed a wonderful. two-year-old, only once beaten, and that by a fluke,: as well as being far and away the greatest money winner in New York racing. Of the older division tiey witnessed grand displays of speed and stamina from Lucullite, Naturalist, Exterminator, Fairy Wand, Star Master, Royce Rools, Pickwick, War Cloud, Valor, Old Rosebud, Cudgel, Hollister and others of deservedly high repute. Hannibal; Aexa-l tious, Tljunderelap, Audacious, Milkmaid, . Eterija,!,.. t Over There, Mad Hatter, Ormonda and Lord Brighton were other liigh-class three-year-olds which .contributed to their- enjoyment and of two-1 year-olds other .than Man o "War, Bonnie Mary, Golden Broom, Cleopatra, Panoply, Upset, Constancy, Miss Jemima, Cannandale, Neddam, Dominique, Blazes, Grayssian, Homely, John P. Grier, Kinnoul, Wihlair and Eddie Rickenbaclier raced brilliantly. In fact more horses of really high class and of all ages clashed in New York racing of 1919 than in many years past. Those which won 50 or more were: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt, Man o War 9 1 0 3,323 Purchase ..9 2 0 33,710 Vexatious 2" I 0 27,930 Sir Barton ... ....2 1 0 20,725 Hannibal . 5 0 -3 19,291 Naturalist ..... 8 4 1 19,259 Lucullite 9 3 1 16,437 Bonnie Mary 3 2 6 15.600 Star Master 4 6 3 12,335 Thunderclap 6 4 5 10,681 Audacious 7 1 2 10,577 Fairy AAaud 5 3 1 10,035 Golden Broom 1 6 1. 9,800 Cleopatra 2 5 1 9,200 Panoply 3 0 0 9,035 Laniiis ...... .......,......2 2 0 8,9-15 Polka Dot ..... .. 10 1 8,540 Upset ...... i ......... . :. . . .72 31 8434 Constancy :.. 2 11 8.4H Milkmaid 3 10 . 7.880 Corn Tassel .. . .... .... . . ......2., "4 7.340 Stonewood T. .T. T .:... ."4 V " l"" 2 0,080 Horse. , . . . . JLjtiM. ,3d. , J yVraL t Snapdragon II 7 3 3 $ 6,8C9 Miss Jemima 2sj. 0 jf ;li 6.S50 i Royoe Rools ..... 3 1 0 0,831 Eddie Rickenb.icher . .7T..r..."4 2 0 0,825" rickwick .IT:.. 4 4 .1 0,799 "War Cloud ..... 2 1 1 0,775 Pings. ....................... 2 2 - 2 0,G70 Exterminator 1 1 2 0,000 ! Woodfrap . . . , .;. . . . ; ,0 .lAh 7 C . 0,474 1 Albert A 4Q Carriiandale" ;... 2 " 1 " 0 0,350 ar Zone ....... 5" 1 1 0,278 Eternal ........... J... J 1, 2 . 0 0,250 Illazes . .3" 1" 2 0,142 I Krewer V2 i3 2 5,920 Valor 4" "!3;. 4,.H,S?2 Out the Way 5 4 1 5.821 L Barklie .... . 4 ,2, 0 , 5,055. - lfead Over Heels .. ". 5 " "-4 3 5,597 f Neddam ...5 0 1 5,582- Skibbereen .;Vi1.". 1 4 2 5,500 Pilgrim .3. 4, 3 5,145 5 Bright Gold ...... .6, 5 4 5,409 The Brook ........ 7...,. 3 1 1 5,350 Trompe La Mort 3 0 1 5,333 J Thistlcdon 4, 4 3., ,.5,291 L Syosset .. 7 0 0 5,105 Dominique 4 1 1 5,155 5 FruitCake ........I: 3 2 3 5,095 "i Startling r."."4 J, - 2" 5,040 5 lliWcr .2 2 2 .5,030 Grayssian ...; .Vl.? 2 4,910 Old Rosebud .. 4 2 1 4,878 J Cinderella 2. 1.. 1 4,770 J Iliantom Fair 5 i 3 4.G97 r Over There ... 3 4 2 4,053 fctar Court . 4 2 0 4,050 Homely . .. 2 :2 4 4,551 I Recount 3 5 , 0 4,491 1 Baiiy, . 1,, ,:.,:!.;:.::: ,-. 3!""tf s";.- 2 " John P. Gricrl...l V.7. 2" "2"" 0 4,431 L Ormonda... ...4 , 3 , 0 4.39S 5 cirrus r.::1:1:: 2" t-V.-so J Shoal 3 3 2 4,379 Ivry .S" 5 . , 2 . : r ,4,321 I Cudgel . 2 0 2 4,262 1 Hollister 3 2, 0 4,245 Dr. Clark 1 0 2 4,150 Enfilade 4 2 4 4,140 Ticklish ............. .,3,. .f,0. , 2 4,095- Back Bay ...... 4 4 1 4.082 i His Choice .. 2 1 1 4,100 Jolml. Day3:.!. 4f!:-4,r 0 :ii3;9i0 Housemaid 3 2 2 3.8S3 5 Nightstick i.1;.: 4 0 1 ... 3,844 I Irisli" Dream 2 3 2 3,825 Lord Brighton 2 1 0 3,790 5 Beck aiid Call 4 i; 2- 1 3.791 L Hcrodias 4 0 2 3,714 I Cnmonfleur , .. ....:1.Y..... 3 2 , 3 3,099 Whimsy .2 ;!. 2 , 3.G 5 Peter riper ..... 3 3 0 3,655 Simpleton ...". . i. -.,2 ! .2.:, 2 1 , .3,025. i. Toiijours ... 3 0 0 3.591 L Arrah Go On .... 4.5 1,..3..581 L Sun Briar 1 2 1 3,575 i Po-jiliec ..-.5 "i 1 3.500 Osgood ..:...".!...-: .ri2...,-..o, 3,541 Faddy Whack ...4 0 2 3,524 I Kinnoul ;..,, hnis 2 . 3,500 ! Crystal Ford 3 3 3 3,459 ,Adele .- .... .....4 0 1 3,359 Jack Mount Li,-... .2,,, 1 3,358. i Gloria France :..3 2 2 3,353 t Youneed . i .ui.ti . i .1 .vvr.-.fi, .lrltvs 3 3,350. . Mary Belle 5 . 0 , 3 3,341 Sweep On .... -. ... 1 2 0 3,290 ,lUf;..Bang ..J. 3,253.; . Damrosch 2 1 1 3,27o Mad. Hatter .v...... 2ltl. 0 3,251 Wyoming ...J........... 2 .,3,, l."! 3.105 Lucius : 4 5 3 3,183 .Betty J. ..,....., ...... .3 ,.4,. 1 .3.154 Romany ..:............... 1?.". 2 ". 1 3,120 Blairgowrie 1 3 7 3,040 I Abadane . .2 , . 3,023 I v-3 k " j f Apple Jack II ..VsT 2 l 2,990 j Lion dOr 2 11 2,992 1 Elysian :.. 2 3 1 2,985 King John 3 3 3 2,960 1 Snlvestra .;, :....;-ij...,;V... 2 2. 1 2,955 1 Pastoral Swain ....?: 2 3 2 .2,950 1 Wedding Cake 1 2 0 2,930 1 Ultima Tliule 2 i 2,920 I Sasin ..... 2 7 1 2,902 ; Pictor ...i .... 3 2 1 2.883 Minto II. U-.. 3 .0 ,Cj; I 2,833 Warsaw 3 2 1- 2.S10 1 Comme Ci : i;..M. . 3 2; 2- 2,801 Tiielma E. .h. .V.-... 1 3 . I- 2,800 1 Poor Butterfly 3 4 2 2.79G i David Ilariun .;i...-sj.-...-. 3 . 2A 0; .2,790 1 Toto 2 2 2 2,780 1 Slippery Elm ..; 2 0. 1 2,770 George Starr 2 ,1. 2 2,765 1 Queen of the Sea 3 4 2 2,750 1 Edwina ; .3 2 1 2,720 War Pennant .. V........ 1 i1 "I -2,725 rooks 1 1 1 2,725 Ticket 2 2 2 2,715 My Laddie 2 1 2 2,713 War Note , ,... 3 1 2 2,070 Kofifrfrabifcjiwv?. A0. rzfand?Zo?:,i!i .:: sofa ;; Lady Bruniiuel 2 2 2 2,058 Orderly 4 1 3 2,0-14 Siindial II. . . .T.T7T.3 0" "0 """2,035 Wildair 2 3 1 2,035 Masda 3 1 1 2,031 j Tippity Witchet ..;.r....i.. 1 2 0 2,025 Flying Orb ...... . .. .1 . -4 1 1 2.C03 . AfriVn-Arrdr- .T1.."!...,i.,?iv 2 2":2 2,000 Tliunderstorm 2 3 1 2,592 Sister Ileleite ... 3 2 3 2,574 Cm -2" 1 1 2,535 Iaul Jones 2 1 ... 1 2,513 Tenons Bon ..... 2 .5" "2 2,513 j Carpet Sweeper ......:... . . 3 3 2 2,475 Kilts II. ....;.,.,........,:.. 2 .,4,,,, O 2,407 Fell Swoop w. !- 1 1- 2,453 Iuly Gertrude 2 0 3 2,447 King Plaudit ........ : IT.i.V.; 31 r -1 i 2,443 Hauberk ... .".T..: 3 1 1 2.43S , Natural Bridge ................ 1 3 1 2,415 j On Watch :...... : 0 3 0 2,400 Bar One 2 3 2 2,370 j Decisive .2 ,,M,. 2, 2,305 tSame Cock 3 ."0- 2 2,360 J Benevolent .......... 2 3 1 2,321 j Doublet ..v ........ .. 2 2 0 2,315 Tninipator ".T . . . JC.T... . 1" 1 "0" 2,250 j Rhomb ...:.... ... 3, - 3 2 2,240 1 Jack Stuart ....:... 2 .. 0 2 2.2CQ I Coiumbine 2 1 2 2.195 Betsihda. ........ .:::.i.l:,Ji S 1- 1 2,179 Sugarmint ......1...T7T::: i." . 2." 3 ;2,170 War. Spirit... ....i. . 2 1- - 6 2,165 j Bettie Bluff. . .. ..-:-.V:..:..!. 2 1 0 2,149 1 Royal Duck . . . . . ... j 2 f 0 5 2,140 Iatianmu ....... ;.. ii-. 1- -.4 2,135 l Rambler i:s ; 2-1 1 2.108 : lading Slar ..2. 1. 3 2.0S5 1 Frederick the Great .J",.ll, 2 2 2,064 3 Torchbearer ...... i.... ;;..:.-. 3 0 0 2,059 A Rose dOr ;..i,JWii-il--5i3. "5 . i2,l41 C . Blue AVrack 2 0 0 2,037. Dot tic Vaudiver ...... ."..V., " 1,3 2 J!tK!8jl ! t i ! 1 I L - f 5 J L 5 "i 5 J J r I 1 2 L 5 J I i 5 I 5 L I 5 i. L L i I ! i t . . I I j 1 1 1 1 1 I ; 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ;; j . j , j j J j j 1 I j 1 l : 1 3 A C ! , JIo 1 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Orleans Girl : 3 0 2 $ 2,019 I Goiiler 2 5 1 1,991 . Sea Mint 2 1 0 1.98G i Ralco i i i 1,985 i !SJke,;lanceH-v5. .T. .H i. . ,XT.2. , 5 1 1,982 ! prummoiid ?...y...T:T.l"2 1 0 . 1,980 I Jock Scot 2 2 2 1,935 i Knllipolis ...T..!r..".W.Vr....TX.; 4 " 1 1,925 ; Lonely . 2 0 0 1,912 Dpief ul ...... .... ..... . J. ..,3 1 0 1,905 i War Kiss 2 3 0 1,904 1 Tetley 0 3 0 1,900 Miss Bryn 2 0 2 1,880 i Ima Frank V.. . .....1 2 2 1,800 Indiscretion 1 5 3 1,849 Robert Oliver ". 2 5 1 1,835 5 Gold Bond 3 0 0 1,830 Balustrade 13 0 1.S25 i Truly Rural ...i.Vv. 2 1 0 1,821 L Violet Tip 1 4 0 1,810 Belle Roberts .. .V. -2 . 2 1 1,803 i Sunny Hill 2 0 0 1.800 i Monomoy 1 2 3 1,800 Claquer ....:..;.: 2 1 0- 1,780 Roamer 1 2 1 1,767 f Gath 2 2 2 1,738 3 Lunctta .-.v.v; . . 2 i .0 1 1,736. 5 Walk the Plank . il 2 1 2 1,729 Favour . . . . 3 . 2 0 1,725 Overcast ..... . 2" 1 0 1,725 Rockport 2 0 2 1,721 1 Quietude 1- 4 1 1.G95 War Drive 1 .3 2 1,670 1 Valerie West 2. 2 1 1,070 Afternoon 3 . 0 0 1,069 Alphee 2 0 0 1,059 Evergay 2 3 2 1,05-J I Germa ... .1 2 3 1.G53 i St. Allan 1 3 2 1,050 Bridfcsman 2 0 1 1,636 j George Clark Ill 1,033 j Fainsan Dore 2 1 0 1,027 r Riglit Angle .: . 2 3 0 1,024 Uncles Lassie 2 3 1 1,612 ! War Rocket"..:..1. 1 1 3 1.5S7 r Shillelagh II. 2 - 1 0 1,582 Feodor 0 2 2 1,575 i War Machine 12 3 1.5CC ! Peerless One 2 1 1 1,554- I Gruridy 1 - 2 5 1,530 Ira Wilson 1 3 4 1,550 Crest Hill 2 2 1 1,550 Ophelia ...... .:..-::v.. l:;i l 3 1,540 Sunflash II 1 1 o 1,538 ! Dunboyne 0 1 0 1,533 I Sandy Beal- .i . 2 2 0 1,519 I Arnold 1 3 1 1,501 . Spur . 0 3 3 1,500 I Mumbo Jumbo 2 0 0 1,480 : Sunnyland 1 ,1 1 1,485 i Crank 1 0 1 1.4S1 Chief 2 1 .0 1,479 I Tpucanet 2 .2 1 1,474 Cobwebs 2 0 0 1,473 ; Tailor Maid 1 .3 3 1,405 Joyful 1 2 2 1,464 I Routledge 1 . p. 2 1.456 ! Star Hampton 1 . . 0 . O 1,438 i Happy Valley 2 0 2 1.42G ! Nprthwood 2 1 3 1,425 Miss Kruter 1 G 1 1,425 Who Cai-cs 1 1 n 1,419 1 Dendera 2 . 0 1 1,410 ! Matinee Idol 1. . 3.. 0 1,415 .MiOnight Sun "... 1 Q,.. 2 1,414 Kilkenny 2 0 -2 1,408 1 American Boy 1.2. 1 1,403 ,Ormbel; 2 . . .O ; 1 1,405 , Dandy Dude ....2. .0. 0 1,404 Nutcracker 1 1 1 1.386 End Man 1 3 3 1,377 Paddy Dear . 2 3.1 1,375 Resist 2 0 0 . 1,370 P. G. King 1 .4 i,3G6 Carnarvon 1 1 1 1,362 I?!ilriac 1 3 3 1,350 Manoever 2 1 0 1,345 Marchesa II. . 2 1 1 1,343 Kingstown Pier : 2 11 1,340 Wee Louise 2 0 0 1,310 Ting-a-Ling 2 2 0 1,313 Ballymooney 1 0 1 1,311 Le Glorieux 1 1 0 1,311 Belle o the Sea ............. 1 2 2 1,300 Daydue . ..... 0 5 0 1,300 Shoot On 2 0 0 1,292 Bullseye 2 1 0 1,292 Vancouver ....-. 2 0 1 1,277 lively 1 0 3 1,269 J-idy Wood .......i 1 3 0 1,259 May Alley ......... 1 3 1 1,258 Conduit 1 .1 3 1,254 Aerial 1 1 0 1,251 Koh-i-Noor 1 .4 2 1.250 Crepuseule . w : 2 O O 1,241 The Wagoner 1 0 1 1,233 Rapid Day 1 3 .0 1,233 Passing Shower. 0 3 0 1,225 Fair Colleen ... 1 3 1 1,221 Elected II. ........... ... 2 1 1 1,215 Barley Water ............ 2 10 1,201 ontypridd 2 .. 0 . 0 1,200 , Precious -.. i .v.. ... .10 0 1,181 Clara Martin 1 0 0 1,181 : Sand Bed 1 . 1 2 1,176 1 Weary t.. 1 2 2 1,175 Poilu .:.:..... 1 2 .4. 1,175 Foreclosure r 4 1 1,175 Flying Flower 1 1 .. " 1,150 The Porter 1 0 0 1,132 Ballet Dancer if. Ill 1,125 Be Frank 0 2 2 1,125 Le Marsouin ..-.... v 1. .0 . "... 1,125 Sagamore ...v..."l O 6 1,125 i King Tlirush 1 0 2 1,123 Scotch Verdict . ...Ti ..-:vV. .. 1 . " 1 3 1,112 : Somewhere in France 1 2 O 1,110 ! Dr. Rae .... 1 0 0 1,100 : Papp ....... ;.J:.. :::...".... 2 0 1 1,100 : Dottas Best .: .... 1 0 1 1,090 : Glen Liglit .........:..;..-.... 1 0 0 1,090 Old Koenig 1 1 0 1.0S0 Roi Craig .. 1 1 1 1,079 Questionnaire ... 0 2 4 1,075 Incinerator 1 0 2 1,075 Annette Teller 1 1 0 1,060 5 Brookholt ... 1 1 0 1,050 Peace Pennant . .... .1 1 1 1,030 1 Wise Man 1 0 . 0 1,021 1 Hasten Ou 1 1 0 1,020 lloodwiuk ........ ........ 1 0 1 1,020 J Hindoostan 1 2 1 1,018 J Courting Colors 1 0 O 1,004 1 Celto- 1 1 3 992 1 Gladiator .".V. .?..;.;. 1 0 1 990 1 Allivan 1 1 1 990 I Hampden . 1 2 2 975 2 Wilfreda 0 5 5 975 1 Busy Signal ............ 1. 0 s. .1- 966 I Millrace 1 2 0 965 I Ixid Herbert I 1 3 955 1 My Friend 1 2 0 950 I Vague 1 m o 930 I Crumpsall ; o 0 1 050 fc jAir Raid 1 0 0 940 J Dauiaris . . .... ..... . . ... ..... i 0 0 910 t I . i i ! I i ; i 1 i 5 i L i i f 3 5 1 1 I i j j r ! r i ! I ! I I . I : i I ; I ! i ! 1 ! 1 , , : 1 i : ! : : : 5 1 1 J J 1 1 1 I 2 1 I I 1 I I fc J t Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Duchess Lace ; 10 3 46 N. K. Real t J.t. 1 2 1 930 Cormoran 0 5 4 925 Daddys Choice 1 1 4 923 Alvord 1 1 3 923 Zinnia 1 1 3 925 Jim Dinney 1 1 2 922 Orestes .. t...l . 0 0 921 Armenus 1 2 1 920 Harwood II 1 0 0 915 American Soldier ; ... .. . 1 2 0 912 ; Huttontrope 1 2 0 911 St. Quentin . 1 1 2 9li Tarascon 1 1 1 90S . Fanny Cook 1 0 1 903 Litholick 1 0 0 901 Limerick Lass ..2 0 0 900 Frank Waters .1 , 0 4 900 Whist II. . 1 1 1 900 Edith K. 1 1 2 895 , Game Chi,ck , 1 0 2 S91" Ballybell ........ .;..., 1 . 0 2 891 ; Tiger Rose ,1 - O 0 890 Heyday 1 . 1 O. 890 Tan II. ..i.i 1 0 0 890 Round Robin 1 2 0 888 Goldvale ...................... Ill 870 Lytic . . . . 1 4 0 875. Sweet Tooth 1 . 0 1 875 Northern Belle 1 1 1 871 Mahony y 1 1 0 866 Thundcrbird i . 1 0 3 863 Jyntee 1 0 2 - 860 The Trout ;. 1 0 0 .857. Heavy Weapon .v. 12 0 850 Rifle ......... ;.WJ .......I- 0 1 Sod Georgie -.; 1 2 0 50 pur Nephew ......... 1 2 1 849 Royal ArclT ........ 1. 1 1 845 Yurucari .. 0 2 O 825 The Desert 1. 0 0 821 Ballast 1 1 1 820 Fair Gain ; 1 0 0 810 Light Wine 1 2- 0 810 Jay Bird 1 1 1 800 Elmcndorf O 3 2 80Q Boniface ,0 0 2 SX Heroisme .;...l 1 0 800 Captain Alcock 1 0 1 80o Vice-Chairman, .. 1 1 0 790. . Efficient- i.... 1 1 0 796 Hackamore 1 0 0 794 Paddy- .....v.... 1 0 2 793 Grimalkin ..... ............ 1 1 1 -778 Cromwell 1 1 O .770 Dominant i. 1 1 0 775 Swirl 0 . 5 2 775 Weldship .-..- 1 0 1 770 War Marvel ...... 1 0 0 764, Peasant ........ j;.v..-i 2 1 1 1 703 Sanberia . 1- 0 0 761 Oceanna 1 2 O . 755 Hubbub i.. M.,- 0 1 75t Mr. Ned .1. 1 2 0 750 Delaware 1 1 0 750 Mistress Polly .-.r . v. 1 0 0 750 Copyright ... ... 1 1 -2 0 750 Right Over Might ...V.v..... 10 1 . 748 Assume ;. . 1 0 0 742 Binding Tie ;. 1 0 0 731 Flibbertygibbett ..... .. 1 1 0 725 Siesta ...A. 11 O 725 Stepson 1 1 0 725 Asterisk 1 1 0 725 Arethnsa . 1 "1 0 725 Believe Me Girls 1 1 0 722. Red Domino 10 1 714 . Pussy Willow 1 0 1 710 Bughouse ; . ... 1- 0 1 710 Hank ODay 0 "01 ,- Garter 0 4 3 700 Service Star 0 3 4 700 StraigJit Forward 0 . 1 0 700 Thos. F. McMahon 0 5 1 700 Headman v..v. j. a0 1 2 700 Ireland -1 1 0 094 Mackenzie 1 0 0 691 Bantry 1 0 O 686 Caddie ,1 0 0 678 Goblin , 1 0 1 675 Hohpkus . 1 0 3 675 Captain Hodge 0 3 4 675 Precious Pearl ..1 O 0 667 Title ...1, 0 0 062 Frogtown r...l 0 1 661 Smart Guy 1,0 0 661 Shenandoah 1 0 2 GG0 Merry Princess , 1 0 0 660 Alma B 1 1 0 659 Pawnee. II. 1 0 O 650 Athlone t.... i .1 , 0 1 050 Gleipner 0 . 4 2 650 Single Stick 1 0 0 640 Cousin o Mine 1 O , 0 .638 White, Socks,.. 1, ., O 0 626 Eastern Glow 0 3 3 625 Swecpment 1 1 0 625 Toadstool Ill 625 Bachelors Bliss .1 1 O 625 Teddy Rousseau 1 0 1 624 , Laughter 1 0 0 619, James.-, .l 4 1 O 0 602 King Simon 1 0 0 600 Royallieu 1 0 O 600 Twiford 1 0 0 600 , Valley Park Maid ....... .. 1 O 0 000 War Bond .- 0 0 GOO Babcock 0 1 2 600 Mile Vivian 1 0 0 597 Fait Accompli i 1 0 0 597 Rhajcs -. 1 0 0 591 Dream of the Valley -.1 O 1 586 Crimper 0 2 2 573 J Sedan 4 .1 0 1 575 Tapageur 1 0 0 575 i Mountain Rose II. 1 O 1 575 Stradivarius 1 O 1 575 North Star 1 0 1 575 5 Lovers Lane II 0 4 1 575 LErrant 0 2 2 575 i Bridge Player, ...0.. 4 1 575 Candle 1 0 1 575 Wingold 1 0 1 575 Ultra Gold 1 0 2 575 Tantalus 1 0 0 571 . Smite 1 0 0 571 The Decision 1 0 O . 570 Pokey Jane 1 0 O 569 Marmite .. 0 2 3 530 The Young Cavalier 1 . 0 O .550 Jessie I O 0 542 Mile. Dazie ...1 0 1 025 Belle Mahone ,1 O 0 023 Ina Wood 1 0 0 500 Katie Canal , , 1 0 0 500 King Albeit ............ y... .1- 0 0 500 Mohican 1 0 0 500 Buckhorn II l 0 0 500 Princeps 1 O 0 500 Purl 1 O O noo Porte Diapeau 1 . rK Dan il O 0 nop Reddest 0 1 4 500 Sea Serpent 1 O 1 560 The Trump 0 0 2 500 . Our Maid 0 l a xm ; . , ; . . , , J i 5 i . . Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Leviathan 1 0 0 00 Billy. Kelly -...:. . 0 1 1 500 Penelope 1 0 0 " 500 Lads Love 1 0 0 450 Mildred 0 1 2 450 Old Gold i 1 0 0 450 Early Light 0 3 1 450 It. fell to a newcomer in riding, L. Fator, to" lead the New York riders in races won. It was due to his engagement to ride for Sam C. Hildreth that this lad Was given his chances to illustrate the saying that "good horses "make good jockeys." Still, he is a promising young rider and, with the opportunity and tutelage that is his, it will be his own fault if lie does not rank high in horsemanship. He had ;only one more winning mount than C. Kummer, who! rode with great vigor and success in the fall racing. John Loftus gave many displays of the skill which makes him incontestably our best rider of the present time. W. Knapp is another veteran who recorded a high percentage and Erisor, Butwell, Fairbrother and Ambrose rode efficiently. The jockeys who rode one or more winners were: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Fator, L. 247 64 48 33 102 .22 Kummer, C 328 G3 50 49 166 .19 " Loftus, J 133 45 28 18 42 .34 Elisor, L 168 39 25 24. 80 .23 Butwell, J 214 37 33. 30 112 .17 Schuttinger, A ..167 35 23 17 85 .21 Fairbrother,- C. 161 34 37 27 53 .21 Ambrose, E. . 184 31 28 23 102 .17 McAtce. L. 170 27 26 24 93 .16 Buxton. M 105 27 23 28 85 .16 Rice, T 180 27 33 29 91 .13 paries, T 158 24 23 24 87 .15 Rowan. T. .. ;..158 22 21 20 95 .14 Nolan, T 172 20 23 27 1Q0 .12 Knapp, W. 67 20 16 8 23 .30 Myers, H 118 17 21 14 65 M4 Callahan, J 149 17 10 24 98 .11 Kelsay, W 100 13 18 io 51 .15 Carroll, G. W 172 13 28 27 104 .03 Lyke, L. 112 13 13 12 74 .12 Johnson. A 83 13 10 7 53 .16 Walls. G 103 13 8 20 65 .12 Sande. E 63 12 11 11 29 .19 Taplin. E , 30 12 10 .3 11 .33 .Erickson. n 177 11 10 19 137 .06 Wessler, J. 71 10 10 11 40 .14 Hamilton, II ...81 10 4 7 GO .12 Troxler. R .....48 9 10 8 21 .19 Rodriguez, J. .... 93 9 6 13 65 .10 Wida, S 98 8 16 13 61 .03 Robinson. C 59 8 7 10 34 .14 Frach. J ..... 50 6 . 7 8 29 .12 Musgrave, P 04 6 6 8. . 44 .09 McCabe, J Gl 5 7 8 41 .03 McCrann. R ... 55 5 5 6, 38 .00 Doyle, S 32 5 3 4 20 .15 Pree.ce, Q 47 4 - 8 7 28 .09 Richcreek, A.. 4S .4 8 6 30 .03 Haynes, E. , .66 4 .7 .11 44 .05 Zpejler, J. ... 30 .4 ""4 3 19 .13 Pierce, J .....39 3 . 6 8 22 .OS Metcalf, J 47 3 ,0 0 39 .03 Mountain, M 44 3 4 6 31 .07 Pickens, A 33 3 , 3 4 23 .09 Sncidman, S 51 3 3 4 41 .06 OBrien, W. J 14 3 -2 2. 7 .21 Duggan. C 14 3 .1 . 0 , 10 .21 Miller, C. H .25 .3 ,0 4 18 .12 Weiner. F 50 2 5 7 36 .04 Stalker, L 42 2 3 6 29 .03 Rowan. M. 33 - 2 3 4 24 .06 Lang, W. . ; 21 1 5 3" 12 .03 Burns, G.T-... A.T:"1 23 - 1,"43 "4 Ml- Corey, G. ..34 1 3 ; 3 27 lo3 Apel, G. ......I...... 12- 1 3 17 .08 pit. J 13 1 2 3 7 .OS Dreyer, J ... 13 1 2 3 9 .07 Thurber, H. 26 1 2 3 20 .0-4 Stapleton, J 48 1 2 3 42 .02 Collins, J. 19 1 o o 14 05 Bethel. W 9 1 2 1 5 .11 "reece, G., Jr. . 6 1 2 0.3 .17 Ryan, J. P ...16 1 2 0 is .05 McTaggart, J 19 1 1 3 14 -05 Hoffler. J ...13 1 1 2 9 .OS Tryon, A 17 1 1 2 .13 .06 Connors, J. ..16 1 1 0 14 .06 Howard, J ...18 1 1 0 16 .05 Connelly, D 12 1 0 3 . 8 .OS "all, R . .12 1 0 1 10 .08 Carpenter. G 1 1 0 0 0 100 Johnson, L. ...i...... 1- 1 0 0 0 - 100 Warscher, B.- J 1 0 0- 7 .12 Swart, II 11 1 0 0 10 !oi Jockey who rode to .places without winning were the following: Jockey. jits. oj. 3d.Unp. Collins. A . 50 7 5 38 Lunsford, H." . . .;.". tii5. ..27- 2 G 19 Warren, G. .... :i2 2 4 G Hoffman, R 15 2 3 10 Murray, T. ..............19 2 3 14 Bullman, H 7 o 0 5 Coltiletti, F 32 1 -8 23 Woodstock, F . . . 4 1 1 2 Evans, A ...5 1 1 3 Cassity, II 8 1 1 g Williams. J 9 1 1 7 Taylor, W .14 1 1 i Mergler. C ..; is 1 4 13 Obert, W ..." 18 1 1 10 Haynes, B ... 1 1 0 0 Ponce, C. 1 -l .00 Lux, F 3 "1 0 2 PctZ, J. G. a 1 0 2 Steele, C .- 7 0 3 4 Denysc, R i.-. 9 0 3 G De Mayo, E i........ 3 , -.. 2 1 Howard, C ,m 0 2 14 Barnes, E. ..; 1 0 1 0 Mooney, J 4 y . 1 a Bell, J 5 0 1 4 Sorrell, R .." o .0 1 5 Miller. C. C 9 0 1 8 Simpson, R .11 q 1 9 Romauelli, R n- 0 1 10 Jockeys who were unplaced in all their races were: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Aron, L. 1 Callahan, H. 2 Bernard, J 1 lines. It. ......... 2 Boganowski, W. .... 1 Martin, C 2 Brudcr. C 1 McGraw, S. .... 2 Clements, J 1 Moore, H i 2 Dougherty, J 1 Morau, E. K 2 Eiden, G 1 Murphy, J. v.... 2 Gentry, L 1 North, L. ... ;2 Jenkins. V 1 Phillips, J 2 Kennedy, N 1 Radtke, H. ...-..... 2 Murphy, W 1 Wakoff, H. 1 2 Parrlugton. T.. ..... 1 Willis, O. .. 2 Powers, V 1 Boyd, II 3 Rik-y, F. 1 Carswell, D." ..3 Smith, F 1 Domiuick, .1. 3 Tiiprnton, T 1 Nicklaus, A. : ... 3 Williams, F 1 Campbell, E ... 4 Woods. L. 1 Connolly, J 4 Babin, G 2 . Haniuer,..H. . ...... ,4 Brown, W 2 Mcintyte. J. 4 Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Sullivan, J 4 Barrett, N 6 : Elliott, G 5 Borel, C 0- Huff. J 5 Troise. It 7 V. Towers led the steeplechase riders -with a great percentage, those yho rode one or more winners being: . . Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. i Towers. V 19 12 1 3 3 .03 . Crawford. R. II 23 8 3 7 5 .35 Williams, P 29 7 10 7 5 .24 S Kennedy, X 30 7 10 5 8 .23 Haynes. B 23 7 4 2 12 .28 Byers, D 16 3 5 3 5 .19 , Chcyne, L 20 3 4 3 10 :1.V Borgan, W 10 3 4 2 1 .30 c Diamond, O 5 3 0 1 1 .00 ! Franklin. L 7 2 4 0 1 .29 1 Nicklaus. A. 13 2 3 17 .15 Blake, W 13 2 3 0 10 .13 KeiTting, W 11 2 1 2 6 .18 Hanna. R. . 17 2 2 2 11 .12 Mahoney. W 8 1 2 4 1 .12 Bush, S 13 1 2 2 8 .08 Fricker, II 4 1 1 1 1 :25 j Smoot. C 8 1 1 0 6 .12 Tarrette. T 1 1 0 0 0 100 j .Steeplechase riders who rode to places, but did i not win, were: 1 UJder. Mts. 2d. Sd.TJnp. Stretch. A .. 2 1 1 0 Brady, r. 3 1 1 1 Campbell. A . 1 1 . 7 Batty, .- .V.7.. ... 1 1 0 0 , " McClenry, W 1 1 0 0 ! Hughes, S 2 1 0 1 Landry. E 2 1 0 1 OConnor, M 3 1 0 2 Rowan, J ....4 0 2 2 Green, W , 5 0 2 3 Fitzgerald. A 10 10 Howard, W. 1 0 1 0 Phillips, II 1 0 1 0 Cptman, T. 2 0 1 1 Henderson, M. 2 0 11 Fennessey, T " 5 0 1 4 Those unplaced in all their races were: Rider. Mts. Rider. Mts. Higgins. S. 1 Palmer, G. ..... 4 Marshall, T 1 Taylor, W 4 Stacey, F 1 Wolke, E 4 Burgess, 1 4 Gentleman riders had lew chances, those who won being: Gentleman Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Alpers, F 4 2 1 1 0 .50 Flanagan, J. F., Jr. .. 2 1 1 0 0 .50. The riders who gained places. but did not win, were: Gentleman Rider. Mts. 2d. 3d.Unp. Devereaux, A 1 1 0 0 Martin. W. R 1 -0 1 0 Lyon. W. W -2 0 1 1 Those "who were always unplaced were: Gentleman Rider. Mts. Gentleman Rider. Ms. Wright, T 1 Tucker, H 2 Davis, A. J. .. 2 As befits a trainer of his great skill in the arts of his profession, S. C. Hildreth led the New York H,traiuers in number of winners of races, saddled. W. H. Karrick was a good second, while II. G. Bedwell, A. J. Goldsborough and T. J. Hcaley wound up in a tie for third place. The members of this hard-working profession credited with one or more races won by horses in their charge were the following: Trainer Wins. Trainer. Wins. Hildreth. S. C 45 Odom. G. M 4 Karrick. W. H 41 Rowe, C. E 4 Bedwell, H. G .20 Shields, W 4 Goldsborough, A. J.. 20 Thompson, H. J. ... 4 Healey. T. J 20 Boden. J 3 Jennings, W. B 18 Buxton, C 3 Welsh, T 18 Bringloe, W. H 3 Harmon, T. J 17 Burttschell. W A.... 3 Hastings, J 17 Byer, F 3 Joyner, A. J 17 Crawford, W. A. ... 3 Fitzsimmons, J 15 Daly, W. C, Jr 3 Garth, L. W 15 Donohuc, T. J 3 Byer. J 13 Garson. 1 3 Hewitt, J. E 13 Graham, J 3 Daly, M 12 Judge. S 3 Garth, Wm 12 McDaniel, D. It 3 Owens, J 12 McDaniel. H. .. 3 Rowe, Jas 12 Moore, C. K 3 Carman, R. F 11 Xeusteter, H 3 Casey, W. V 11 Regan, F 3 Hirsch, M. 11 Richardson, J. F. ... 3 Feustel, L 10 Robertson, J 3 McDonald, J. H. ...10 Roseacher, H 3 Simons, A 10 Sheedy, W. M 3 Wayland, E 10 Sietas, E 3 Weir, F. D 10 Smart, M 3 Winfrey, C. P 10 Turner, W 3 Brady, M .9 Veitch, S 3 Clancy, W. C 9 Anderson, W. T. ... 2 Winfrey, G. C 9 Atkinson, G. W. ... 2 Booth, W 8 Boyle, It. V 2 Burlew, F 8 Brooks, W. II 2 Lewis. J. H 8 Casey, J. J 2 Martin, Wm 8 Casey, C. J 2 May, J. W 8 Clopton, S. A 2 Taylor. F. M 8 Cole, B. L 2 Crosthwait. 0 7 Colston, R 2 Hogan, W 7 Donovan, J. L 2 Miller. R. 0 7 Fox, P. J 2 Peterson, G. 7 Hall. G. K 2 Wagnon, J. G 7 Karrick, K. K 2 Blakeley, A. G 0 McGinnis, J. L 2 Bresler, A. It 0 Milton. G. C 2 Burch, P. M Musante. V - Byer. X. L 0 Xash. J. E 2 Congdon, W. H 0 Oliver. W. L 2 Henry, W. H 6 OSuUivan, E. T 2 Mulrenan. J. J Rasch. O. C 2 Murphy, J. J 0 Sims, W 2 Patterson, K Walden, It. J 2 Patte-son, R 0 Watkins, It. E 2 Bites, II 0 Welsh. M 2 Walker, W. S 0 Zimmcr, A . -2 Bryson, G. R. 5 Arthur, .1. 1 Darke, C. X Busscy, .1. G 1 Evans. J. 5 Carroll, T. J 1 .Freeman. W 5 Clark, C. F 1 Kraft, F. A. ....... 5 Cochran, G. B 1 McDaniel. W. 5 Decker, O. J 1 McXaughton, S. .... 5 Denny, G 1 Reinheimer L. J. .... 5 Devers. F 1 Smith. R. A 5 Garrison, E. H 1 piers, W. J 5 Harlan, S. P 1 Williams, W 5 Heider, ,E I Real, X. K - 4 Henderson, S. M 1 Collins, .1. M 4 Johnston, J 1 tJ arson, J 4 Kerniath, .1." T 1 Healy, J. S 4 Leightou, C 1 Heals. J. W 4 MacMaiius, J 1 Uoag,U. W- 4 McAvoy, J. H 1 House, W. S. 4 Miller, J 1 : ; Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Mitchell, W. B. 1 Schorr, J. Fi ..- 1 Mooar; E. E. ..- ! 1 Staton. F. .W 1 Morton, G. H. 1 Williams, M. E. :i . Murphy, M. J.. . 1 Young, W 1 OBrien, T. 1 Yorke, II. E 1 Oots. W. 1 Zeigler, G. 1 Peters E. ; 1 . .
