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MONEY WON IN KENTUCKY RACING PRESENT YEAR SHOWS A REMARKABLE GAIN OVER 1918 IN GROSS VALUE OF DISTRIBUTION AMONG OWNERS IN STAKES AND PURSES Nothing more important in racing has occurred in this country than the acquirement of ownership and direction of the affairs of the Kentucky race tracks by the Kentucky Jockey Club. Such a consolidation of ownership is without precedent in the records of the sport. What it will develop into in the long run cannot now be foretold. It may, as it seems now, be beneficial to racing, or it may not, the objection that may be raised ultimately being that it is too much of a monopoly. However, that may be, it is easy to see that the owners who have raced their horses over the three big Kentucky tracks this year have substantial reasons for viewing their first year of operation under control of the Kentucky Jockey Club witli unqualified approval. In 1918 the gross return to owners from the racing at Lexington, Churchill Downs, Douglas Park and Latonia was 54,155. This year, witli Douglas Park eliminated, the corresponding return from the other three tracks was ,121,SG5, being an increase of 05,210, or nearly fifty per cent. Year by year since 1913 the Kentucky racing field had an annual gain over the preceding year, but nothing approximating the splendid increase of 1919. Latonia having been selected as headquarters for Kentucky racing and given by far the most racing days, was naturally mainly responsible for the years increase, its gain over 1918 amounting to 49,371. Equally striking was the gain in daily money output. How important the advance has been in this particular is shown by the fact that in 1914 the average daily distribution at Latonia was ,132.14, while this year it was 3,3S0.G2. At Churchill Downs it was ,571.75 in 1914 and 1,079.25 in 1919; while Lexington progressed from ,779.29 iu 1914 to ,170.25 this year. It is no wonder eastern owners were tempted to adventure their good horses in quest of the rich spoils of Kentucky racing. Full particulars of the outstanding statistical features of the Kentucky field are embodied in the following three tabulations: Si5 V. H H Jl 51 d Jl B o - s? k? 2. -:r -:r c :r 2, -o -3 TE oa and5 c -o" Track" and Meeting. ., C5V C5j KSi v 5n en andw andE. w ho s: o . S- 2. n 2 m M 2. : " s? 2 f : n. 3 g ?s 2 2-85 .. .ue;"tlt : p.- , s . : ? ? -.- Latonia Spring Meeting 2S 19G 152 303 $ 352,803 02 45 89 17 15 .32 Latonia Autumn Meeting 22 154 141 25G 310,432 G3 32 00 11 11 .41 Churchill Downs Spring Meeting 19 134 130 239 225.G99 47 38 49 9 12 .35 Lexington Spring Meeting ..13 91 112 19S 89.1G3 30 21 40 9 12 .33 Churchill Downs Autumn Meeting.... 9 C3 93 138 82,840 28 9 20 7 4 .44 Lexington Autumn Meeting 7 49 79 121 51,302 21 13 15 0 3 .43 Blue Grass Fair Lexington G 32 47 80 10,200 15 5 12 3 2 .47 Lexington Colored Fair Lexington ... G IS 25 35 3,550 S 5 5 5 3 .44 Paducah Fair 3 15 17 29 2,750 .. Ashland Fair 4 11 . 11 IS 1.S00 0 4 1 5 , 0 .55 Mount Sterling Fair 4 11 10 21 1,725 v 1 4 1 2 0 .55 Totals and Grand Percentage 121 774 ... ... ,147,390 280 170 29S 74 02 .38 0ne dead heat. . Following are the totals distributed by each track in the course of the last six racing years, together with the combined totals: Track. 1914. 1915. 1910. 1917. 191S. 1919. Latonia ..15,505 34,200 83,055 37,105 19,930 $ CG9.301 Churchill Downs 111,835 123,405 141,155 14S.730 150,005 308,539 Lexington 79,305 82.0S3 10S.150 113,080 120,850 143,525 Blue Grass Fair Association 3,000 3,150 3,950 10,200 Lexington Colored Fair Association. 3,550 Paducah Fair and Racing Association 2,750 Boyd County Fair Association Ashland 1,800 Montgomery County Fair Assn Mt. Sterling-. 1,725 Douglas Park 115,790 127,023 13S.070 143,970 15G.710 Totals ...25,495 70,SS1 1919.sh70,430 40,S95 54,155 ,147,390 The following tabulation gives data as to the number of races and racing days and the average daily distribution from 1914 to 1919, inclusive: Racing Races Days Run Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Track. 1919. 1919. 1914. 1915. 1910: 1917. 1918. 1910. Latonia 50 350 ,132.14 ,850.50 " ,5S2.G7 ,329.07 ,998.25 3,3S0.02 Churchill Downs .. 2S 197 5,591.75 0.173.25 0,721.07 7.827.91 S.245.53 11,019.25 Lexington 20 140 3,779.29 3,908.71 1,910;32 5,3S4.7G 5,493718 7,170.25 Blue Grass Fair Lexington 32 500.00 525.00 - G5S.33 2,700.00 Paducah Fair 3 15 ...... ...... 910.07 Lexington Colored Fair 0 IS 591.G7 Ashland Fair 4 .11 -. 450.00 Mt. Sterling Fair.. 4 11 431.25 Douglas Park 5.513.S1 0,091.57 0,579.52 7.19S.50 7.S35.50 Totals and Gen. Av.121 774 ,023.99 ,505.99 1919.sh,205.79 1919.sh,008.71 ,400.SS $ 9.4S2.5G Continued on fourth page. MONEY WON IN KENTUCKY RACING Continued from first page. A single race served to make Samuel C. Hildreth the leading -winning owner, that race being the Latonin Championship Stakes. The value of this race was so great that It was bound to make whatever owner won it the leader. It will probably be the determining factor to the same end for years to come, although its net value will probably be less than on the occasion of Its first running. Outside of that race Hldreth took no part in Kentucky racing., Second to him in. earnings was the Ogden Stable, which, raced a number of serviceable horses, wilh the advantage of having the star light weight jockey C. Robinson to ride them. Its principal winner was the speedy gelding War God. iallaher Bros, generally fare well In Kentucky racing and "did so this year, to such good effect that their stable was third in money won. J. S. Hawkins had in Stockwell a little better than an average three-year-old and largely owe to his good racing their prominent position in fourth place, C. M. Garrison is another eastern owner who found it profitable to take a chance in Kentucky, a foray with his excellent three-year-old Be Frank giving him the rich spoils of the Latonia Derby last June, while another similiar expedition last month resulted in a victory for Be Frank in the long distance Latonia Cup. It thus came about that with Sir Barton taking the Kentucky Derby, the only Kentucky stake race of major importance that fell 1o a Kentucky owner, was through Midways victory in the Kentucky Handicap. E. R. Bradley, ,T. K. L. Ross, B. .7. Brannon, M. Goldblatt, J. W. Parrish, W. F. Poison and Williams Bros, were a group of owners whose stable returns did not vary greatly in totals, each winning in excess of 0,000, and less than 5,000, illustrating how welll the money won in the Kentucky field was distribute!. The owners who won 000 or more were these: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. IIIMreth, S. C 1 0 0 5,090 Ogden Stable 14 15 15 30,415 Galiahor Bros IS 17 10 27,101 Hawkins, J, S 11 10 2 20,972 Garrison, C. M. .... 3 0 0 25,190 Bradley,- E. R 10 12 11 23,918 Ross, J. K. L. ............. 1 2 0 . 23,825 Brannon, B. J 20 8 9 23,779 Goldblatt, M ...18 5 7 23,520 Parrish, J. W. 4 1 3 22,470 Poison, W. F. . 13 17 19 22,002 Williams Bros. . 12 15 IS 20,841 Livingston, J. . 15 S 15 19,715 Neusteter, II. 14 7 9 17,730 Baker, R. L. ........!. ..1.... 12 lb" "9 17,000 KIrhy, A. L S 5 5 17,590 Long, G;. J. .." S 14 10 10,070 Erb, L 13 5 0 15.45S Quiun, M .." S 11 7 15,050 Dunne, P. 10 10 7 14.733 Kelley, F. J 10 12 8 13,938 Kowc, C. E. 5 3 2 13,777 Moore, M. C 9 10 5 13.759 Goode, J. M 11 12 11 13.5SS Weant, W C. 12 15 13 13,304 Van Meter, C. C. ...... 7 0 2 13,241 Thravos, W. V 11 9 4 12,245 Spence, K 12 9 11 11,100 Ilendrie, G. M 10 3 5 11,025 Marshall Bros 3 1 4 10,01S Schorr, J. F 7 5 3 Jl6,t12d Bianchi, O. A. .8 7 0 9.S20 Broaddus, L. A S 9 9 9,579 Applegate, W. E 7 0 2 9,297 Patterson, C. E .., ,,,,3 3 2 9,127 McDowell,. T, C. .......V;;...t 7 2 3 8,790 Perkins, W. 0 12 10 8,797 Worthiugton, C, T. ,...v,....12 10 11 8,775 Kilmer, W. S. .......... 3 3 4 8,527 Woodford. J. II 5 4 3 8.4S5 Camden, J. X .......... 5 7 G 8,212 Waldeck Stable 8 4 4 8,029 Nichols, S. K. 7 0 5 8,027 Loft, G. W. 1 0 0 7,900 Kirkfield Stable .... 3 2 4 7,875 Ccbrian, E. . . 4 12 5 7,720 Schorr, J. W. 0 2 9 7,575 Taylor, E. II., Jr. . . . . . .i . . . . 2 0 2 7,428 Botts, T. M 4 8 3 7,239 Rehm, 0 2 3 1 7,105 Florisant Stable 5 0 G 0,907 Respess, J. B . 5 7 4 0,922 Treacy and Walker 8 . 4 1 0,750 Young, W. J. .V.;. WWi.l.Ji 4 4 . 0,011 Knebelkanip and Hbwerton ,... G 7 10 0,527 Lewis, W. L 4 12 9 0,390 Shields, M 5 5 0 G.35S Milam, J. C G 7 3 0,170 Parr, R 1 1 1 0,108 Rogers, O .....4 1 1 0,115 Coppagc, R. F ... 5 5 3 0,149 Wheel wright5, J. II. 4 4- 2 0,052 Harvey, R. II .. 7 3 3 5,920 Hewitt, II. II. 3 7 11 5,820 Pendergast, T. J. .. ;:. . 0! 1 4 5,775 Ferriss, J. C. .... 4 4 3 5.50S OMalley. J. J 3 0 1 5,420 Straus, C .... 4 4 1 5,415 Tiillett. II. 0 8 3 5,320 Guncheoli. J. A 3 7 5 5,302 Baker, J. H 4 3 11 5.204 Anderson, R. H. 4 i 1 5,090 Knebelkamp, W. F. . . . ". 4 5 7 4,974 Frakes, R. C 5 2 2 4,925 Trotter, E. .....3 O G 4,800 Knight, J. L 5 2 4,794 Vmeusetter, J 4 0 3 4,705 Headley, .Hal Bricei ...vv, j 3a X. : 7!-i4,497 Whitney, II. I . 2 0 2 4,493 McIIiersou. J. 3 4 2 2,975 Weir. F. I. . 2 4 3 4,487 Henry, T. F .... 3 4 2 4,325 Walker, W. ... 3 O 0 4,300 West, J. T. . . . 4 0 0 4.225 Lehan, D 4 5 2 4,110 Drake, W. L. : 3 3 0 3,919 Fizer, W. II 3 4 2 3,725 Shropshire W. G 1 1 0 3,721 Lowe, J. ........ .......3 4 9 3,544 Marino, J .....4 0 0 3,510 Baxter and Myers 4 2 2 3,390 Rector, F. .. 3 1 2 3,375 Lee. S. 1 4 2 1 3,315 Arnionia Stable 3 1 4 3.192 Phillips, C. 2 5 1 3,150 Solomon and Jarxnou 3 2 1 3,100 Lowenstein, M. and J. ....... 2 11 3,100 Rooney, M. J 2 5 8 3,072 Darden, W. W. .... 2 2 0 3,070 Headley, II. P 3 4 1 3,055 Pastime Stable 2 3 3 3,048 Chapman, B 3 3 G 2,902 Murphy, T. M. 2 0 0 2,935 Merle, J. L. 3 2 2 2.S25 Peed, J. R 2 4 -3 2,777 Cain, W. M 3 2 1 2,725 Paul, J. L. 3, 3 5 2,004 Troxler 3. J. .. -2 5 5 2,575 Churchill, J .... 2 2 1 2,532 Clark. P. A. ..-,.. 2 0 3 2,511 Woodard. W, .,2 4 1 2,483 Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Rogers, R. L 2 3 IS 2,475 McClelland, J. W. .......... 3 1 0 2,400 Anderson, C. R . .2 2 O 2,325 Mannale and Plicqne 2 1 3 2,325 Payne, W. S. . . 2 2 2 2,290 Goodman, J. B 2 8 7 2,259 Schuler and McMeekin 1 2 2 2,150 Field, II 3 4 3 2,079 Clark, R. E 2 1 3 2,075 Connley, J. E . .... 2 2 O 2,074 Mahoney, J. T 2 0 0 2,050 Abbott, G. II 2 0 2 1,901 Ireland. J. T. ; 2 2 1 1,950 McDermid, D. J 2 O 0 1,900 Blackford, G. L. 2 0 0 1,900 nayes, T. P 1 5 4 1,875 Bean, J. W 1 2 1 1,800 Oots, H 2 11 1,825 Bradley, T. C 1 . 3 2 1,804 OBrien, T. J. 2 0 0 1,750 Coons, H. 1 3 3 1,737 RIeser, M 1 1 4 1,700 Lenahan, C. E. 3 5 3 1,095 Gering, F., Jr 1 2 1 1,018 Wheeler, M. L 1 3 2 1,005 Papas, J. 1 2 1 1,600 Dealy Bros 2 1 1 1,000 Scott D. W. ...2 1 1 1,575 Houde, P. A 2 1 0 1,550 Dexter, W. E . 2 0 0 1,550 Masterson and Rogers ......... 1 1 1 1,548 OMeara Bros 1 4 1 1,490 Shullman, T. 2 2 1,48 Bunbury, B. C 1 1 0 1,478 Richards, C. R. 1 1 4 1,475 Walker, C. E 1 3 1 1,455 Randolph, .7 1 O 3 1,432 Garahan, 0 1 0 1 1,400 Baxter, S. T 1 1 5 1,390 Bornman, T. F 1 2 3 1,330 Baker, G. F 1 1 2 1,300 Ross and Looney 1 3 1 1,250 Shnler and Ward 1 1 1 1,245 Ray, C. D 1 0 2 1,224 Barnes, G. V. 1 3 1 1,205 Tate, J. W 10 1 1,200 Frazier, R. L. . 1 1 0 1,200 Solomon, J. L 0 4 4 1,151 Hundley,, A. E. . 1 2 0. 1,140 Keystone Stable 1 0 0 1,100 Murray. E 1 0 0 1,100 Crist, T. E 1 1 0 1,100 Marrone, J 1 0 3 1,094 Ilcrz. E., 1 1 0 1,004 Fuller. J. W .. 3 3 1 1,037 Timberlake. C 1 2 2 1,030 Tolmie, W 1 1 0 1,025 Hamilton. C. E. 1 0 2 1,025 Whitlow, J. 0 1 0 1 1,000 Young, A. W 1 1 0 1.000 Clark, C. W 1 0 1 . 1,000 Feuchter, W. . 0 3 4 1,000 Bain, F. C 1 O 2 975 Wright, C. C 1 1 2 925 Potts, O. B 0 2 2 915 Batchler. H. T 1 0 0 900 Goose, R 1 0 0 900 Kohn and Schulten . 1 0 0 900 Plant, II. W 0 1 7 S77 Peyton andvBoswcll. l l l S08 WarneK M. A V7T 1 .11 850 Brandow. R. C 1 0 0 800 Jones, B. A 1 0 1 720 Hawk, C 1 0 0 700 Powers, R. .7 1 0 1 700 Mock, B 5 4 2 095 Wilson, W. II 0 3 2 075 Baldwin, J. S 5 4 2 075 Mickelwaitc, C. E 1 0 0 0G0 Sharp, L 1 0 0 650 Austin, R. J 1 0 0 650 Brickett, L. 1 0 0 650 Ellison, C. R 1 0 0 650 Mason, R. A 0 2 0 650 McMeekin, J. W., Jr. 1 0 0 650 Heath, C. B ..2 1 2 G42 Rogers, A. L 0 1 2 032 Cisco, W. F 0 3 1 600 Many horses of the best class of the year took part in the Kentucky campaign, which opened at Lexington Thursday, April 24, and came to an end at Churchill Downs on Saturday, November 1. The chief thing revealed at Lexington in a racing way was a demonstration of Exterminators continued high class form in his victories in the Ben All and Camden Handicaps. The Churchill Downs meeting, which followed, showed Kentuckians the best three-year-olds of 1919, when Sir Barton cantered home alone in the Kentucky Derby; also that his stable-mate, Billy Kelly, could have won the race had it been in accordance witli his owners policy to have him do so. This same meeting showed Midway in great spring form when he won the Clark Handicap, and again in the more valuable Kentucky Handicap. Such other good horses as Under Fire, High Cost, Miss Jemima, Beaverkill, Buford. Raider, American Ace, The Porter, St. Bernard, Major Parke, Nominee, Lillian Shaw, Milkmaid. Prince of Como, Leochares, Jorice, War God, Linden, Royce Rools, Vulcanite, Regalo, Top Coat, Silvery , Light, Green Grass, Freecutter, Talisman, Angon and others of great merit starred at this meeting and furnished the keynote to the high class racing that continued to delight thousands of spectators daily until the Kentucky campaign of the year came to a regretted end. The Latonia spring and summer meeting had as high points the victory of Be Frank in the Latonia Derby, the development of Sway and Stockwell into serviceable three-year-olds; the disclosure that Cotton Blossom was a star among the two-year-old fillies when she won the Cincinnati Trophy and defeated all the other best Kentucky two-year-olds. Later racing brought such notable racing feats as the success of Blazes in the Breeders Futurity at Lexington; of Mad Hatter in the first running of the Latonia Championship Stakes; of Be Frank in the Latonia Cup, and of Midway in the Louisville Cup. Many other noble clashings occurred from time to time, and all in all, it was probably the most brilliant racing campaign ever witnessed in Kentucky, not the least important feature being the really remarkable form shown by Senniugs Park after he had ripened into perfect racing condition, form that seemed to justify the 5,000 reported to have been paid for hiin by his present owner. The horses which won 1919.sh50 or more make up the following extensive list: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Mad Hatter 1 0 0 5,090 Be Frank .....3 0 0 25,190 Midway 3 1 3 21,355 Sir Barton 1 0 0 20,825 High Cost ..........10 4 3 13,175 Miss Jemima 5 0 0 12,855 War God . ..; 5 3 12,530 Stockwell 4 4 1 11,733 Marjorie Hynes 4 2 2 10,210 Kegalo ..4 3 3 10,175 Cotton Blossom 3 0 0 9,820 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Courtship 2 1 O 9,430 Sway G 4 2 9,360 Omond 4 4 3 9,200 Drastic 3 2 1 8,827 Blackie Daw .... 6 1 2 8.402 Sennings Park 5 1 2. 8,223 Exterminator ,.3 2 1 8,025 On Watch 1 0 0 7,900 St. Bernard "4 2 1 7,403 Col. Taylor 2 0 2 7,428 Lillian Shnw 4 1 2 7,273 Top Coat 4 8 3 7.239 Sam Freedman .....2 2 1 7,105 King Gorin 3 3 1 7,057 Beaverkill 3 2 2 6.998 Jack Hare Jr 5 4 0 6,875 Jorice ... 5 3 0 G.814 Mistress Polly 0 2 7 0,550 Under Fira 3 4 I 6,473 Busy Signal 1 2 2 6,438 Mickey Moore 3 2 1 6,345 American Ace 4 7 1 0,320 Piedra 2 1 0 G.250 Blazea 1 1 0 6,118 Friz 0 0 4 5,910 Freecutter 2 0 1 5,910 John O 4 0 0 5,900 Talisman ..; 1 1 3 5,044 Lorraine 4 2 1 5,040 Madge F. 3 7 2 5,577 Lady Rachael 4 6 3 5,545 Peace Pennant 2 5 2 5,456 Diversion 3 0 1 5,420 Raider . 4 4 1 5,415 Legal 2 3 4 5.120 Linden 3 4 5,114 Jim Heffering , 5 2 0 5,100 Angon . 4 1 1 5,090 Dr. Carmen 5 2 3 4,950 Prince Pal ...i 3 3 1 4,897 Marse John 5 2 1 4.8G0 Pastoureau 3 2 3 4.832 Brownie McDawell . ...... Tt 1 2 4.775 Hocnir 5 3 2 4,525 Ruby 4 4 2 4,465 Breeze 5 0 4 4,401 Lady Luxury . 5 3 0 4,425 Harry Burgoyne 4 1 3 4,355 Kingfisher 4 2 0 4,350 The Swimmer and 4 2 4,325 Prospector .......J 4 1 2 4.300 Jane Pennybaker 3 0 0 4,300 Tippo Sahib 4 0 0 4.225 Bnford .... 3 4 3 4,187 Atta Boy II. 2 1 1 . 4,130 Discussion 4 1 2 4,125 Frank W 3 2 3 4,121 Viva America . .2 5 2 4.104 Iwin 3 2 3 4,098 Annette Teller 4 4 2 4.026 Cheer Lender 2 0 1 3,940 Vulcanite 0 3 4 3,850 Lady Fair Tlay ; 2 7 7 3,800 Herald 2 4 7 3.770 B. B. Johnson 4 2 0 3.775 Sewell Combs ..I 3 2 5 3,725 Chisca 1 1 0 3,721 Blue Paradise 3 2 1 3,700 Redland . 4 2 3 3.700 Fifi II 3 3 1 3.084 Dick Williams 3 3 0 3,625 Furbelow .. ."1 0 1 3,543 Star Baby .. 3 3 1 3,450 Old Rosebud .2 1 1 3,375 Sam McMeekin 1 2 3,375 Miss Minks-...:. f. 3 3 1 3,357 General Haig. ".j. .V . . 2 4 2 " 3,350 Bandymo 4 2 0 3,300 Corydon 3 2 2 3,300 Sans Pour II. .. 3 5 4 3,281 Blaise ; 3 1 2 3,200 Lukes Pet 2 1 5 3,250 Rifle 2 1 3 3,200 Green Grass . 3 1 1 3,150 By Oolly : 2 1 2 3,150 Words o Wisdom 4 0 0 3,110 Sands of Pleasure 2 5 .3 3,070 Miss Parnell . 3 1 1 . 3,060 St. Augustine ; 2 0 0 3,050 Paris Maid 3 1 2 3,025 Matinee Idol 2 0 2 2,975 Prince of Como 3 0 3 2,975 Marvin May 3 1 2 2,955 Reveler 3 1 1 2,950 Binding Tie :. 3 1 1 2,902 Captain Burns 3 2 2 2,825 Quito 2 2 1 2,800 Brimful 3 0 1 2,800 Sandman II 2 4 0 2,775 Captain Mac : 2 0 3 2,750 Inspector Hughes 2 2 1 2,750 Top o th Morning 2 3 3 2,731 Trusty .. 3 2 1 2,725 A. N. Akin 2 3 0 2,725 Grace .. 2 3 1 2,725 Bullion 2 2 1 2.G70 Walter II. Pearce .. 2 3 3 2,052 Chick Barkley 3 1 2 2,650 Wise Man : 2 2 1 2,621 Pop Eyes 2 3 1 2,014 Minto II ...-..... 2 2 0 2,600 Brunette II 2 1 0 2,600 Alsace 1 5 5 2,572 Starvicw . 3 0 3 2,508 lolite 3 1 2 2,550 Spring Vale . 2 2 1 2,532 Lancelot .3 1 2 2,518 Brig of War 3 2 0 2.510 Billy Kelly v.v 0 1 0 2.500 Silvery Light .... -.;.! 3 2 2 2,470 El Rey 2 3 4 2.454 Clintonvllle .. .. 2 2 0 2,450 Sterling 2 3 1 2V450 Archie Alexander 1 0 3 2,432 Lively . 2 3 2 2,426 The Colleen Bawn 3 0 1 2,425 Galli-Curci 1 2 6 2,421 Harvest King 1 1 2 5 2,402 Eulogy 2 4 0 2,400 Pullux 1 3 9 2,400 Mujor Parke : 1 3 1 2,400 Bulldoze 2 2 0 2,400 Tacola 2 2 O 2,399 Flapper 2 4 2 2,377 Joe Stahr . 1 5 1 2,304 Lorena Moss : 2 2 1 2,359 Bon Jour 2 0 0 2,350 Brynlimah 2 0 3 2,347 Water AVillow .....2 1 3 2,325 Mint Cat 2 0 1 2,325 Ginger : 1 2 4 2,298 H. C. Basch . 2 3 2 2,293 The Porter . Ill 2,250 Dahabiah II. 3 1 1 2,?25 Basil 0 1 2,213 Uedmoii 2 1 3 2,202 venward 2 1 0 2,200 Mabel G ...v. 2 1 1 2,200 Black Prince 2 1 0 2,200 Flyaway .I.............. 2 1 1 2,180 Opportunity 2 3 0 2,183 Bellsolar 1 2 3 2,150 Kinburn 13 1 2,125 Mysterious Girl.... 1 2 2 2,110 Onnesdale 1 1 3 2,108 Redstart 2 2 S 2,104 Bobby Allen 2 2 0 2,100 Horse. . 1st. 2d, 3d. Amt, Catania . . . 2 1 O $ 2,100 Green Gold 2 2 0 2,100 Jago 2 3 0 2,075 Enmity 2 2 0 2,064 Lunetta 1 , 1 1 2.050 Lariat 2 0 0 2,050 Basilius 2 0 1 2,004 Billie B . 3 1 1 2,001 Blushing Beauty 2. 0 1 2,000 Mahony 1 2 0 2,000 Mazola 2 0 O 2,000 Lucky R 2 2 1 1,975 Maize 1 3 2 1,925 Lackawanna . 2 0 2 1,923 W. W. Hastings 1 2 2 1,919 nappy Go Lucky 2 0 0 1,910 Bagpipe 2 0 0 1,900 Barney Shannon 1 0 0 1,900 Salvo 2 0 0 1,900 Dresden 2 1 0 1,900 Exhorter 2 0 1 1,900 Wickford 1 2 1 1,900 Dancer 2 0 2 1,875 Bonstelle 2 1 0 1,850 Clermont 0 G 1 1,849 Dodge 1 6 2 1,827 Ocean Sweep 1 1 2 1,824 Hondo 2 2 2 1,800 Dr. Hickman 2 0 O 1,800 War lax 2 0 0 1.800 Jiffy 14 1 1,787 Apple Jack II 2 Q 1 1,775 Orlova 1 3 2 1,773 Dancing Spray 1 3 4 1,772 Ernest B. 1 3 1 1,754 Madras Gingham 1 2 3 1,750 Dark. Hill 2 1 1 1.750 Mile. Dazie 2 1 1 1.730 Bribed Voter 0 4 4 1,728 Viola Gaffney 2 0 0 1.725 St. Germain 2 " 0 2 1,725 Alula ..- 1 3 3 1,094 John Jr. 1 3 2 1074 Bread Man 1 3 2 1,605 Counterbalance 2 0 1 1,050 Korbly 1 2 0 1,049 Ellison 1 5 1 1,045 Miss Procter 1 3 2 1,038 Legotnl 2 0 2 1,023 Medusa 1 2 3 1,025 Sun God 1 3 0 1,623 AVarlike f 2 3 1,023 isogurt 2 2 5 1.013 Pert Light 2 1 1 1,011 Stevenson 1 3 1 1,011 Mountain Rose II 2 0 0 1.000 Leochares 1 1 1, 1,600 Golden Glow 1 2 1 1,600 Delico 1 1 0 1,600 Rancher 0 3 2 1,600 Accelerate 1- 2 2 1,575 Arrow Point ...2 1 1 1,575 Money 1. 1 4 1,575 Tito 2 O 0 1,550 High Low 1 3 1 1,500 Luke Dill ion 2 0 1 1,500 Circulate 1 4 1, 1,490. Rufus Riley 1 1 0 1,478 Amelita 1 2 1 1,438 Virgo 1 3 1 1,433 Sjsius 1 1 3 1,450 Fern Handley : 1 2 2 1,450 Kiku 1 3 1 1,440 Precious 1 2. 1 1,440 Nominee 1 2 1 1,434 Subahdar. 2 2 , lj425 Walnut Hall 1.... 1 - 1 0 1,421 Comme Ci i 0 1 1,400 Bourbon Lad 1 2 1 1,400 Wadsworths Last ; 1 3 1 1,400 Booneville, .2 1 1 1,350 Biicklaide 1 1 1. 1,350 Eyes of -Youth 1 1 0 1,350 Jasf T. Clark 1 O 0 1,350 Lady Mountjoy 1 1 6 1,350 Burgoyne 1 2 0 1,349. Honolulu Boy 1 0 1 1,348 Diamond Girl 1 3 3 1,330 Philistine 1 2 3 1,330 Deckmate 1 1 2 1,325 Jackstraw 1 2 0 1,320 Bonnie Tess 1 1 2 li300 Troilus 1 0 2 1,300 Sungold 1 2 2 1,300 Serbian 1 0 0 1,300 Lion dOr 1 0 0 1,300 Manager Waite 1 0 1 1,250 Siren Maid 1 0 1 1,250 George Starr . 1 1 0 1.250 Contestant 1 1 1 1,245 Midia 1 2 1 1,243 Eulah F ; 1 2 1 1,225 Cortland ;.. 1 0 1 1,223 Marie Maxim 1 0 2 1,224 Mighty Man i 1 1 1 1,200 Rookery 1 2 0 1,200 Hidden Jewel j 2 0 1,200 High Command 1 0 1 1,220 Gourmand ...:..... 1 1 2 1,200 Distinction i 0 0 1,200 Carrie Moore 2 0 1 1,200 Ace of Trumps 0 5 2 1,200 Bright Gold 1 0 3 1,175 Spicebush 1 1 1 1,153 Claymore 1 0 1 1,150 Crystal Day 1. 2 . 1 1,150 Dimitri 1 0 1 1,150 Hemlock 1 0 O 1,150 Lady in Black 1 1 0 1,150 Prince Igor 1 4 1 1,125 Wilson the Great 1 0 1 1,116 Spearlene 1 1 1 1,116 Martha Luckett ...... .-. 1 0 0 1,115 Balgneur 1 1 0 1,100 Benecia 1 0 0 1,100 Discord 1 1 0 1.10O Ella T 1 0 0 1,100 Fair Orient 1 1 2 1,100 Firing Line 1 0 0 1,100 Golden Dawn 1 1 0 1,100 Waterford 1 2 0 1,100 Suisse 1 O 0 1,100 Luclle P 1 2 3 1,100 Leap Frog 1 0 2 1,100 Goldine Ill 1,096 Hanovia 1 0 3 1,094 Vision 1 2 4 1,078 Lothair 1 1 1 1,075 Sarasota 5 O 2 1,006 Thistles Beau 1 2 2 1,003 Kildare Boy 1 1 1 1,060 Horace LercU 1 0 2 1,050 Wildf lower 1 1 0 1,025 Thistle Green 1 0 2 1,025 Py 1 1 0 1,025 East Indian 1. 0 0 1,000 Easter Flower 1 0 0 1,000 Flmwy 1 O 0 1,000 Honor Man 1 0 0 1,000 Kilkenny 1 0 1 1,000 Say When 1 0 1 1,000 Make Up 1 2 0 973 Skiles Knob 0 3 3 975 War Idol 1 0 0 053 Best Pal 1 0 1 950 Squeeler 1 0 3 945 Claude Brown 1 0 0 930 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Anna Jackson , 2 0 1 $ 925 Our Birthday 1 1 0 925 Bajazet 1 1 2 923 Captain Hershler l 1 0 925 Toto 0 3 1 914 Mayrose 1 1 3 900 Melvin 1 0 1 900 Furdey 1 0 0 900 Wave 1 0 0 900 Wendy 1 0 O 900 Verity 1 0 O 900 Spectacular Girl 1 O 0 900 Pastime 1 o 0 900 Mugivan 1 0 0 900 Louis A. 1 0 0 900 Larry B 1 o 0 900 Lady Ivan 1 o 900 Ablaze 1 0 0 900 Anna Gallup 1 0 0 900 Ksten 1 0 0 900 Hr.inmn 1 o 0 900 J. 1. House 1 0 0 900 Merry Princess 1 0 1 891 Bringhurst 1 0 0 SS5 Lady Roberts 0 4 3 8S4 Dioscoride 1 o 1 873 Keep 1 i 873 Cantilever 1 1 1 SC8 Nobleman 1 2 3 830 Inquiry 1 1 o 850 Baby Lynch 1 1 1 850 Merchnnt 1 1 0 850 Tlain Bill 1 0 2 830 Tanlac 0 4 3 830 Westwood : 0 2 2 850 Busy Joe 1 2 0 839 Destroyer 1 0 0 800 James Foster 1 0 0 SCO Saza-Nnmy .. 1 0 0 800 Adelunte 1 0 0 800 Bounding Through 1 1 0 780 Senator James 0 2 4 777 Broom Peddler 0 2 1 7C0 Kttalie 1 0 1 750 Moga 1 0 0 750 Astro 2 3 0 700 Emma Wellpr 1 0 1 700 First Bullet 0 2 3 700 Nepe 1 0 0 0S0 Teccant 1 1 2 075 David Craig 0 3 1 007 Zulelk.i 1 0 0 fifiO Bob Hensley 1 0 1 C50 f Convoy 1 0 0 030 Corson 1 0 0 050 Hereafter .-. 1 0 0 C50 Wood thrush 1 0 0 C50 Travesty 1 0 0 630 Regreso 1 o 0 050 Good riding and the development of promising young riders featured Kentucky racing. In this young Clifford Robinson played a prominent part, and besides riding 105 winners achieved the best percentage credited to any jockey riding a considerable number of times. T. Murray, another lad of high promise, rode seventy-seven winners, and in that respect ranked second to Robinson. H. Luns- fortl. after having seemed to decline in skill, came back and rode in excellent form through the fall meetings and should be in demand next year. Little S. Boyle is a comer and B. Pool, H. Thurber, M. Garner and L. Canfield rode well. The jockeys Avho guided one or more winners home were the following: Jockey. - ilts. 1st. 2d; 3d. TJnp. P.O. Robinson, C. 478 103 89 55 229 .22 Murray, T 443 77 59 50 251 .17 Lunsford, II .301 5S 43 38 222 .16 Boyle, S. . . 259 48 29 28 154 .19 Pool, E 254 43 29 42 140 .17 Thurber, II 245 32 30 33 144 .13 Garner. M 193 20 39 20 ids .13 Canfield. L 218 23 10 23 156 .11 Groth, J 203 22 25 28 130 .11 Connelly. D 204 21 22 27 134 .10 Warrington, W 119 10 10 11 70 .13 Barrett. X 102 10 14 10 122 .10 Lyke, L 119 15 20 20 04 .13 Willis. 0 172 15 17 17 123 .09 Brown, C 135 14 17 13 91 .10 Howard, J 158 14 13 13 118 .09 Hanover, J 174 13 9 23 129 . .07 Modney. J 18S 12 IS 18 140 .08 Howard, C 149 12 14 17 10G .09 Wright, W 147 11 9 14 113 .07 Van Dusen, C 97 11 9 6 71 .11 Pitz, J 140 11 S 17 lOl .08 Gentry, L 100 11 C 13 70 .10 Morys, J 79 9 11 10 49 .11 Crump, W 101 9 7 7 78 .09 Simpson, It 99 8 12 10 C3 .08 Garner, II 47 8 5 0 28 .17 Burke, II. J 150 7 11 18 114 .05 Smith, T. 20 7 0 5 2 .35 Kederis, A 03 0 0 5 40 .09 Bobbins, J 17 0 2 2 7 .35 Murphy, F 05 5 8 8 40 .08 Davies, R. .. , 50 5 0 0 33 .10 Elisor, L 28 5 0 2 15 .18 Taylor, C 14 5 0 1 2 .30 Tullett, II 25 5 5 1 14 .20 Sande, E 30 4 7 5 14 .13 Donahue. E 59 4 7 5 43 .07 Cruise, J 34 4 5 5 20 .12 Wolstenholm, S 00 3 11 12 34 .05 Troise. R 52 3 10 5 34 .015 Conway, J 9 3 1 1 4 .33 G ruber, J 51 2 0 9 34 .04 Ridenour. W 73 2 0 8 57 .03 Watts, R. C 9 3 5 1 1 .22 Williams, J 40 2 4 4 30 .05 Glass, J v 30 2 3 5 20 .07 Stearns, II 32 2 1 2 27 .00 Barham. E 8 2 0 2 4 .23 Burke. J. H 8 2 0 0 0 .25 Shilling, II 13 2 0 0 11 .15 Moore, W 33 1 3 3 20 .03 Gray, II 22 1 3 2 10 .03 Boone, C 7 1 3 1 2 .14 Molesworth. G 21 1 3 1 10 .05 Mclntyre, J 42 1 2 4 35 .02 Owens, I 0 1 2 1 2 .17 Alt, J 7 1 1 2 3 .14 Stevens. K 17 1 1 1 14 .00 OMahoney, C 4 1 1 0 2 .25 Stone, G 18 1 1 0 10 .00 Jeffcott, II 0 1 0 3 2 .17 MeCrunn, It 7 1 0 3 3 .10 Johnson. C 2 1 0 1 0 .50 Robertson, J 2 1 0 1 0 .50 Griffin. M 0 1 0 1 4 .17 l-ator. L 1 1 0 6 0 100 Kumther, C 1 1 0 0 0 100 Loftus. J 1 1 0 0 0 100 Marco, B 1 1 0 0 0 100 Skaggs, B 1 1 0 0 0 100 Kclsay, W 2 1 0 0 1 .50 Brown, W 5 1 0 0 4 .20 Hamilton, H 8 1 0 0 7 .12 The following riders were unlucky in not recording a single winning mount, but rode to places: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.Unp. Pease, A 8 4 0 4 Kopplemau. B 14 3 1 10 Buckles, T 10 2 4 4 Jockey. Mts. 2d. Sd.Unp. Dishmon. C 58 2 3 53 Dreyer, J 10 2 2 12 Gaugel, L .. 10 2 1 7 Dursch, J 11 2 1 8 Lapaille, K I... 11 2 0 9 Median, W 16 2 1 13 Taylor, W-. W. 24 1 4 19 Saladin, H . 10 l 3 6 Schwartz, M 9 1 2 0 Bolton, R 5 1 l 3 Meteair, J 0 114 Stapleton, J 8 1 1 0 Knapp, W 2 , 1, ... 0 1 Gilbert, C 2 1 0 1 Yeargin, G 3 l o 2 Winkler, W 3 1 0 2 Morrissey, W 4 1 3 Heinisch, W 4 1 0 3 Cummins. E , 4 1 0 3 Kirschbaum, C 5 1 0 4 Jackson, B 8 1 "t, 0 7 Majestic, J , . 13 1 0 12 Hawkins, J 2. 0 2 0 Ward, W ., 3 0 2 1 Warren, G. 4 0 2 2 Green, C ... 7 0 .2 5 Scott. J I...11 0 2! Heupel, J 14 2 12 Class, E 1 0 1 0 Buxton, M 2 0 1 1 Fallen, M 2 0 1 1 Franklin, W 2 0 . 1 1 Johnson, A 3 0 1 2 Cole, A - 4 0 1 3 Hunt, C 4 0 1 3 Franklin, D 5 0 1 4 Hell. J c 0 1 5 Carroll, G. W 0 0 1 5 Woods, L 7 0 1 0 Meriniee, F .; 8 0 1 7 Smith, F 11 0 1 10 Stack, G. , 19 0 1 18 The following riders were unplaced in all of their races: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Hoag, W ..15 Wingfield, R. 2 Cruise. M 0 Borel, C .. ... 1 Archambault, G. ... 5 Breen, W 1 Jones, L ..5 Butwell, J 1 Dawson, J. ..5 Cook, A 1 Lilley, W. 4 Daniels, J 1 Cassity, II ,. 3 Graves. E. ......... 1 Chiavetta, F ..3 Kennedy, B. .. 1 Mangan, G ,.3 Leeds. G 1 . McCoy, J 3 Long, P. ........... 1 Murphy, A. ..3 Martin, A 1 Schuttinger, A 3 Meier, R . ... 1 White, C ...3 Mitchell, O 1 Ammann, A .2 Morgan, A 1 Holmes, H ..2 Suyre. W. 1 Jarrcll, W .. 2 Westerfield, J. 1 Stewart, W. 2 . Wheatley, E 1 Veal, S 2 K. Spence sent the winners of thirty races to the post and led the trainers, B. J. Brannon and W. Perkins ranking next to him with twenty each. A. Baker, P. Dunr.e,.J. C. Gallalier and M. Gold-blatt were close up with eighteen each. The trainers who saddled one or more winners were: Trainer Wins. Trainer. Wins. Spence, K 30 Smith, J. 1 3 Brannon, B. J 20 Specht, J 3 Perkins, W. ... ,.20 Trotter, C. 3 Baker. A. ........ .-IS Wallace, W. M. ...... 3 Dunne, P. .... :18 Whitlow, J. Q...I.... 3 Gallalier, J. C. 18 Womeldorff, D 3 Goldblatt, M ..18 Anderson, C. R 2 Milam, J. C 17 Brooks, F. ..2 Hawkins, J. S 10 Brooks, R. P 2 Goode, J. M. . 15 Covington, W. ..... 2 Henderson, S. M. ...14 Dealy, E. 2 Neusteter, H 14 Everman, J. S 2 McConnack, J 13 Farris, R. J. ........ 2 Murphy, J. W 13 Foley, W. J. ....... 2 Thompson, H. J 12 Goose, R. 2 Bianchi, O. A 11 Hall, C. W ...2 Potts, V. X ..11 McDermid, D. J. ... 2 Van Meter, C. C 11 Morris, D. T 2 Weant, W. C 11 Nichols. J. H 2 Hogan, J 10 OMeara, E. P. 2 Land, G 10 Phillips, J. P 2 McGarvey. R 10 Plicque, A. J 2 Walters, J 10 . Powers, R. J 2 Williams, R. D 10 Stire, P 2 Coyne, P 8 Vestal, R. N. ..... 2 Hawk, C 8 Weir, F. D. ... 2 Kirby, A. L 8 Williams, P. J 2 Lowe, Jno 8 Woodard, W 2 Staton, F. W 8 Abrams, J. T. j 1 Umensetter, J. ... ,. 8 Allen, J. Rt 1 Frakes, R. C 7 Bailey, "M. 1 Garth, Win 7 Barnes, G. V. " 1 Hukill, J. M 7 Bedwell. II. G 1 Keene, G. H ..7 Boyle, L. It 1 Schorr, J. F .7 Brown, E 1 Arvin,, G 0 Chenault, S 1 Calm, L 0 Crist, T. E. ... 1 Lehan, I 0 Dickinson, L. H. ... 1 Oots, II 0 Embry, W. 1 Rogers, R. L -. 0 Fitzgerald, E. L. ... 1 Tauber, L ,. 0 Flanigan, J. J 1 Tullett, II C Gass, J 1 Williams, R. 0 Gering, F. Sr 1 Young. W. J 0 Glass, E 1 Baldwin, J. S 5 Gordon, A. B 1 Cain, W. M 5 Graves, J 1 Denny, j. 5 Houghton, C. .. 1 Fizer, W. H 5 Hayes, T. P 1 Ireland, J. T 5 Heath, C. B . ....... 1 Johnson, O ...5 Herdel, II 1 Perkins, H 5 Hogan, W 1 Respess, J. B. . . 5 Holberg, A. 1 Rowe, C. E 5 Jones, B. A. .... 1 Shields, M. 5 Kelley, M. C 1 Troxler, J. J 5 Leary, D. J. ... 1 Ward, J. S 5 Bunbury, B. C. ..... 1 Allen, R. u 4 Lester, It 1 Foster, O. L 4 Loweustein, J 1 Goodman, J. B 4 Lowenstein, M. 1 Holtman, J. J 4 Lutkey, G. A 1 Hurley, W. 4 Mason, L. L 1 Miller, D. B 4 Mayes. J. C 1 Mock, B 4 McKinney, J 1 Runnels, K. T 4 Moorman, J. ........ 1 West, .7. T. 4 Newton, II 1 Adkins, J. D -.3 OLeary, L. F 1 Buford, Wm 3 Patterson, H. R 1 Carter, J. W 1 3 Phillips, I. 1 Chapman, B. ....... 3 Randolph, J 1 Crockett. E. C. 3. Riddle, II. C. ........ 1 Drake, W. L 3 Rowe, C. H. ........ 1 Grater. W 3 Scofield, W. ........ 1 Hill. D 3 Shuler. L. S 1 Jennings, Wm 3 Skaggs, M 1 Lenahau, J. D 3 Smith, C. P 1 Mailman, G. II 3 Smith, V ... 1 Marshall, L. IV 3 Spraguc, C. H. 1 McDaniel, II 3 Stewart, D. E 1 McNamara, J 3 Taylor, J 1 McPherson, J 3 Tevis, J. II 1 Patterson, C. E. ... 3 Tugendhaft. C 1 Paul. J. L 3. Van Ry, II. .;. 1 Rector. F 3 Vititoe, D 1 Schwartz. W H. ... 3 Williams, S t.. 1 -Sims, W 3 Wortbiugton, O. T... 1
