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FAIR GROUNDS RACING STATISTICS What was without doubt the most successful meeting conducted by the Business Mens Racing Association at the Fair Orounds, New Orleans, came to an end with Tuesdays racing after forty-one days of excellent sport. There were 38V races run and 42,99 distributed in stakes and purses. The daily distribution amounted to $.-...117.7*. a goodly increase over that of last year. The attendance was remarkable considering the great deal of rainy weather encountered. More and better horses took part in the racing than in former years: in fact, there were too many horses available, with the result that the opportunities of quite I large number of good racers were somewhat curtailed. However, the sport was clean and wholesome under the careful supervision of as an ofuYient staff of officials as could he found anywhere. The season did not pass without the discovery of one or two prospective stars of the saddle, both F. Coltiletti and 0. Stack easily coming under that category. To S. A. Clopton fell the honor of leading the money winning owners, with Sl0.til!3 to his credit. Cloptons horses also won the largest numlx-r of races, accounting for thirteen, while 11. I*. Whitneys representatives were second, both in respect to money and races won. Former Senator C. W. Clark made a good showing, his horses winning ,830. Altogether seven owners won over ,000 each, and the following nan 8888 or more: Owner. 1st. Ld. 3d. Amt. Clopton. S. A 13 11 7 S10.023 Whitney. 11. P U S S 9.0S1 Clark. C. W 4 L 1 8.888 Fnrman. «;. W ."» 0 3 S.173 Sunnyland Stable 3 10 3 0.010 t.oodo. J. M 7 3 -1 B.3t7 Marshall Rros 7 L •. 8,283 Shields. M 1 1 1 4. "41! Pott-. O. It .". S 1 MS9 Murphy. M. J 5 1 0 3.S21 Freeman. C. N ■ 4 J 3.3M3 Qnina, M 4 1 J IJttS Wayne Stable 3 .". i 3. OS.", Arthur. J 3 .". 4 3.0S3 Lnweaatete, II. and J 8 i 4 3.03.. Cebriau. E 4 .1 8 3.030 Clancy, W. 4 ." 2 8,888 Wagnon. J. R 3 S -1 2.888 I-ettc lli.r. F. P 4 3 0 L.!I30 Dauphin. V. II 4 J 2 U.K71 Woo.lard. W ■ 1 0 2.74S Dunne. P 2 X .". 2.732 Perkins. W 3 .. t L 7is Rain. F. C 4 1 1 Lo46 Schorr. J. W 3 2 H 2.490 Seregni. I.. A 4 2 0 2.3.V. Mikel and Harwood 3 4 2 2.100 Oaad, R. II 3 3 3 2.14! Wagner, k, F 2 2 •. 1 .904 Knehidknmp and Howerton 3 2 1 1.942 Smith. M 3 2 2 1.920 Coburn. J. A 3 3 o 1 ,878 Atkinson. ;. W 2 2 0 1.SII0 Wilson. T. H 3 1 2 1.783 Ogden Stable 2 1 1 1.7S4 Pons. M. R 2 1 2 1,787 Rickey, V 3 1 o 1.730 Smith. W 2 3 1 l,8M Dwver. R. I! 2 3 2 1.001 Mnstorson and Koger- 2 1 B 1.029 Wilson. W. II 2 2 3 l.VjS Bernhardt, W. D 2 1 4 l.r.r.o Shea. M - 1 2 1 S8I Ciumiffe. J 2 3 0 1.47.1 Conulev. J. i: 2 o 1 1.470 Roomy. M. J 2 O 4 1.101 Nasser. C. V 2 1 1 1.420 Thompson. 1! 1 3 3 1.339 y.ollicoffor. K. T 2 1 1 1.317 Peabodv. F. S 1 2 2 1.310 Pumice. J 2 0 1 1.304 Harv.y. R. II 2 o 1 1.283 Roan. J. W 2 2 0 1.2..0 Bkiaker, J. R 1 3 l 1.210 Anders,.,, Itros 2 1 1 1.20O Joins. P.. A 2 1 1 1.200 Ilina. II 2 0 0 1.200 UoMMatt. M o 0 1 1,188 Wnldeck Stable 2 • 2 1,130 Church. K. C 2 1 • 1.12.. Twy man. II 2 0 1 1.123 l.roc kmiller. C. J 2 0 0 1.105 Leyiteeker, P - « I 1.188 McPherson. J I 3 1 1.100 Brent, A 1 » 1 1,887 Lowe, J I 2 1 1.081 Applegate. . A 1 2 2 1.077 ltryson. B. K 1 I 1 1.070 McClelland. J. W 1 2 1 1,878 Parr, W 2 o o i.inhi lleffeiing. 1 2 0 0 1.881 Stonir. W. 0 2 0 0 1.000 Solomon. J. L 1 1 2 lis;; Fiorina nt stable 1 2 1 901 Watkin-. K. i: 1 2 1 9-V, Geriae, 1.. Jr 1 1 2 MS Knight. .1.1. 1 2 1 930 Turner. N 1 0 3 92S Mus.inte. F 1 1 2 887 Phillips. J. p 1 I 8 m;7 UareUe. 11. 1 1 1 l mu Kuckley. J. T 1 1 3 s.V, Marino. J 1 2 • So.", Laarhetaa, J. H t 1 3 888 Ferris-. J. C 1 2 1 M3 H.ndrie. CM 1 1 0 S43 P.roaddiis. U A 1 0 3 S42 Iizc r. V. H 1 2 1 Mil Rraitse. J. A 1 • 3 888 Uattaer, M 1 l 8 sj:, Petcison. v. 1 2 1 823 Spic, U.|-. A. It 1 2 1 slT, Leonard, J 1 1 2 793 [rotter, i: l l 2 777 In ft Bahakea l l 2 77.". Na-h. J. K 1 1 O 74S Cooper. J. 15 1 1 1 730 Crist. T. K 1 I 0 730 Drake, V. L. • I 1 8 788 Oerliac, C. I. 1 1 o 73ti Reardon. M. J I 1 0 730 Matthews. . 1 1 1 1 720 Kit. n. J. C 1 1 1 71S Rogers. 0 1 O 1 "OB Blackford. ;. 1 l l 1 700 Mai ion, 1 1 1 1 8 Boater A BmntfteM I 1 1 700 Batchter, II. T l 1 1 700 Bowers, R t o o 70tt Baker, .. F 1 8 2 090 Unions Point Stable . 1 o 1 07.", Baker R. U 1 o 2 «•:» Allgeyer, J 1 0 2 888 Crane. I. M 1 0 2 050 Potter. R. H. McC 1 1 O 8*1 I Boekiaad, C 1 • M2 Kirkfield Btahte l rt 1 838 DaMtt. r 1 1 O 025 Martin. C 1 1 » 828 Tobnte, v. it 1 1 o 025 Faluy. .1. J 0 3 3 020 Abbott. 6. H 1 0 1 014 Gideon, V 1 0 0 BOO 1 I 1 Pictor wis the largest money winner among the horses, of which the following won 88 or more eac h: „.Hn,se- 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt "tor 3 0 ,, ,025 Bolster 4 ; f •; i » Slippery Kim I | ,, 3 S7 n ief b 1 o 8.821 Korbly 1 0 ., 3 hio Wadsworths Iist r, :j ,, 347s 0nfnd 3 2 1 2.808 Soldat de Verdun 4 -j ] 2.S01 Opportunity r, 1 ,, 274s Marie Miller 4 o 11 2 cor, Damask 2 1 2 • 503 Ballet Proof 3 2 T 2238 King Neptune 3 4 1 2.21S Flenty 5 ] | 2.I88 Taeola 3 0 o 2.000 St. Cermain : o | 2.021 t.eneral «;lenn 2 2 3 K955 Capital city 3 2 2 K920 Sands of Pleasure 2 0 2 1.919 Tailor Maid 2 2 0 1 ,sojj Bread Man 2 2 1 1,783 Simpleton 2 1 3 1,748 Piteen 3 1 0 K73o Fber 3 0 O 1 .705 Iizy l»u 2 3 1 1 .OKI! Minute Man 2 3 1 1,888 •; nlac 2 2 3 K59S 1 oddcrest Roy 2 3 1 1 573 Madge K 2 0 1 l.5M Charlie l.eydecker 2 1 o 1.302 Whippet 2 ,2 S .476 Enmity 2 0 1 i.i7 t Antoinette 2 2 1 1.425 •" • Ta« 2 2 2 1 418 Repeat 2 2 2 1.400 Woodtrap 1 3 2 1.3S9 Jack Reeve- 2 3 0 1.375 Riosoorido 2 1 1 1 .330 Roue Dry 1 2 2 1 .310 Lucius 2 1 1 L305 War Mask 2 0 1 1.304 Brawn Favorite 2 1 2 1.275 Arrowhead ...., 2 O 2 1.202 Rohby Allen 2 2 O 12238 Silver Springs 2 2 0 1.250 Frank Monroe 2 1 o 1.230 Mountain Rose II 2 1 0 1.230 J. C. Stone 2 1 1 1.218 Qu.-en Rlonde 2 0 0 1.210 Ateatma 2 1 1 1.200 Marguerite Dixon 2 1 1 1.200 Duke John 2 0 1 1.192 Speedster 2 0 J 1.175 General 2 o 2 LRU Que. ii of Trumps 2 0 2 1 150 Toddler 1 4 1 1.131 Jack K 2 1 O 1,125 Arc-hie Alexander 2 1 o 1 . 1 25 Loyal Sweeper 2 1 8 1.125 Paul Connelly 2 0 1 1.125 Graainy 2 o 0 1.1115 Rig Idea 2 o 1 1.100 Caballo 1 | 1 1 in; Franklin 1 2 2 1,087 Jiffy t 2 1 i.tisi; John S. Reaidoii 2 0 1 1,888 Mnae 2 0 1 po70 tourtsiiip t 1 ] 1 042 Rot tie Vandiver 1 2 2 1.041 Marauder 2 1 o 1 .1140 Champagne 2 O 0 10H 1 Diamond Girl 2 0 o 1.888 Bttahe 2 0 11 1, M0 laoairy 2 o 0 1 cum Port Light 2 0 n 1,000 Bombast 1 2 3 oso lwiniwin 1 1 ; 97.1 War Ood 1 1 it .,7,, Cobalt Lass 1 t 2 888 1 Rapid Traveler l 2 o 888 Arnold 1 1 2 952 Belle Itohoris 1 2 0 Hit; Pickwick 1 1 1 S95 Borneo 1 1 , 1 so2 ! Who Cares 1 1 2 ssu 1 Dcckmate 1 2 o S50 1 Raigneur 1 1 1 .s4s 1 Hadrian 1 2 1 s|: Rancher 1 f o U| I Stickling 1 1 1 ,;,; I Waterproof 1 : s;J0 1 Huron II 1 2 1 823 1 Siesta 1 1 1 gag ; My Dear 1 1 1 S17 AVoodstoue 1 | 2 S01 Assume 1 1 2 793 eriniis 1 u 2 "S9 W. W. Hastings 1 o ■• 74a; A. N. Akin 1 1 2 777 Sun Gad 1 11 :t 770 Rubbling Louder 1 1 2 775 T. nite 1 1 2 775 Prunes 1 1 2 77W Boa In in p 1 1 11 Mi James 1 I 2 7K0 Astraea 1 0 2 750 Whit.- Star 1 2 0 750 Joe Oeodaaaa 1 2 o 750 St. Isidore I 1 11 74s Sweet Liberty 1 1 o 742 George Washington 1 0 3 732 Warsaw 1 1 11 730 The Helgian II 1 1 i 730 Rlaiso 1 1 0 730 Convene 1 1 0 714786 Atta Bag II _1 1 11 725 Roily 1 1 1 720 Semper Stalwart 1 1 1 7ts Kinds Lnd 1 1 1 715 The Boy I 0 1 714 RonMelR 1 l 1 710 Ti.kli»h 1 0 1 705 Frank Mattox 1 I 1 700 Sky Blue 1 1 1 700 Mab I I I 700 Grand Slam 1 o o 7h Jim Dudley 1 0 I «fco Allivan t 11 1 i;7,-, Stunts Rridge 1 0 1 8f0 Gen. Byag l o 2 oho Continued 00 second pufe. .1 , • ! FAIR GROUNDS STATISTICS Continued from first page. Horse. 1st. Ld. :*d. Alllt. Ornery 1 » - 8637 Willican 1 •» J 888 I Tantalus 1 I » 818 Enlogy » * 8 oil The Lamb 1 1 842 Maniniv o Mine 1 1 iHO S Poiln 1 i o two s N.ipthalius I 1 I •■!« Alalia* 1 i 8 •■in Cintieau 1 1 • 848 I Anticipate 1 it 1 838 8 Piedra 1 • I ,;-s Alheiia 1 1 8 633 I Get Km 1 1 8 633 s Duke of Devonshire 1 1 8 «;J." Ting-a-Liag 1 1 8 V~ Slieitandoah 1 1 " ,;--" Aunt Deda 1 " ,-: J Baby Binter 1 I 8 »,jr. Charles A. Byrne 1 1 8 ;-|j Cliarming 1 I • ,;--" oilden Dawn 8 2 643 Apple Jack II 1 8 i 683 Wendy 1 » 8 tit.. Ionnterbatanee l » " l"- ll-oilus I «1 I « " .lini Hastings 1 " ° •" Luther 1 " » ••• . P. C.dtiletli carried off the riding lienors with thirty -even victories to his credit. S. Wida was second with twenty - four, followed closely by O. Stack with twenty -three anil K. Ambrose with twenty- Following is the record of the landtag riders: .locker. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. 1np. P.C. J •• C.dtil-tti. F 355 37 13 27 58 .15 Wida s 158 -4 84 38 88 .1". Stack. G IBS S., is 15 7H .« Ambrose. 1-: !S 21 14 B 38 .31 ThurlH-r. 11 Ks 18 14 13 ■ -IT Pierce, .1 il 1- If! " 58 .V Boyle, s st-"i M l » K 83 11 * B 1 inson. C 58 :» 7 8 2s .is Lyke, I +■ » ■ - -s -0 Bottrignez. J 83 8 8 I » 88 .18 Buxrou. M •" s 7 •• :!:« .14 Kelsav. W M 7 :i 9 H .13 Kidicrck. A 85 •• 1«» 13 54 ."7 Mo, n.v. .1 77 8 5 7 Si .88 Luiisferd. 11 " 4 •". -"• 7 81 .i! Trozler, It 2s 5 5 r, 18 Is Walls, t; 38 :t 5 3 13 12 Dreyer, 4 2.; 5 4 8 14 .111 Obert. W 23 3 :; 1 11 22 Itntwell. .1 55 4 •". s :is .117 Groth. .1 81 4 :i 8 21 .U Morris 1 4S I I M 88 .88 Smith. F -.1 I . 1 3 4:t M Wright, W 88 :! 7 1 4ti . r. Soeller. .1 33 I " 8 20 .88 Krickson. 11 51 8 5 H» 88 .06 Howard. J 58 8 1 5 lis .88 Willis. 0 81 8 4 8 21 .lit Glass. J 28 :i 3 :; 28 .10 Myers, H » 3 2 2 2 ■•!•! Metcalf. J 28 2 4 2 21 .07 Simpson. R 11 2 4 1 , .11 Parrington. T :-:; 2 :i 5 38 .83 Heupel. .1 29 2 I 4 38 .07 OBrien, W. .1 7 2 : 1 1 .39 I-aulev. K 18 2 1 8 10 .12 Carroll, ;. w 8 2 o 1 .. .2.. tiaruer. M 14 8 1 11 .*• S. A. Cloptotl heads the list of the successful trainers with fourteen winners to his credit. The following are the trainers who saddled two ac more wi liners: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Clopton. S. A 14 Mikel. L. K 8 Simons. A 18 Phillips, 1. P 8 Marshall. L. F. ... S Smith. M 8 CaYaaangh, H 7 Tanker, I :? Hiirtt-ehell. W. A... ■ Watkins. I£. K. ... 3 l.owenstein. M •. Arvin. G "- Utanbey. .1. s * Atklaaon, ;. w. ... 2 Short. W 6 I.lakeley. A. G. ... 2 Wacnon. .1. G 8 Bnnbnry, B. C. ... 2 Buxto*. C r» Colston, K 2 Clancv. W. C •". Crist. T. F. 2 coiton. E. t 5 Crockett, B. C 2 Freeman. C. N •"■ Duffy. .1 2 Miirphv. M. J - Fizer. 8T. II 2 W lard. W .". UasoeK B. P 2 Chapman. K. R. ... 4 Orahain. 4 2 Farrell. 11 I lbrohl. P. A 2 Gordon; A. B 1 Jones, K. A 2 Mookler. M. T. ... I Keeue. G. II 2 Shaw. D -.. I Lowe. .1 2 smith. K. A 1 Mnyberry, 4. P. ... 2 Ihomas. A 4 McKianey. W. A. ... 2 Wright. F 4 Mitchell, W. B. ... 2 t an. W 8 lons. O. ■ 2 Dunne. F 3 Bandotph, 4 2 I Inline. P 8 Bogero, B. 1 2 Farrar. F 8 Scott. T. A 2 . 1. B. II 3 Staton. F. W 2 Henderson, S. M. .. 3 Wilson. B. K 2 McGarrry, B 3 The percentage of artanteg favorites wax just Hernial, a- -lawn in the sabjotaod tabulaiion: .Number of days 41 .Number of races 2s, Winning Oral choices 122 Winning second choices , ." 7 Winning ontsiden W Wluning at oihK on 21 Defeated at adds -on 27 Percentage ..f winning choices 13
