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IN THE KENTUCKY RA CING FIELD STATISTICS OF 1920, SHOWING SOLID GAIN OVER PRECEDING YEARS IN DISTRIBUTION OF MONEY AMONG WINNING OWNERS, AND OTHER INTERESTING PARTICULARS In 1920 the Kentucky racing field broke all its previous records as a producer of money for owners. It did so well in 1919 in that respect that a climax seemed to have been reached, but progress is the constant order with the ruling Kentucky Jockey Club and the 1920 product was 17,5G9 in excess of the splendid record of 1919. The bulk of this increase was furnished at Latonia and Louisville, the Lexington output falling away slightly from its product of 1919, due entirely to its being assigned a smaller number of days of racing. Its daily distribution in 1919 was ,170.25. This increased to ,439.41 in 1920, so Lexingtons progress .was really as genuine as that of the other two tracks composing the "Three L" circuit. The general distribution of the spoils of the race track among winning owners was a reflection of the abounding prosperity of the racing organizations. From the outset of the racing season to its close PHtrons of the sport turned out in. astonishing numbers to view the noble rivalry of the fleet creatures which furnished so many memorable contests. Not. only did Kentucky manifest its traditional devotion to racing, but from all parts of the country there was a constant and profitable attendance that assisted materially in swelling the revenues, of the associations. This was a natural outgrowth of the many highly important stake races which now contribute to the dignity and attractiveness of present-day Kentucky racing. The following tabulations give .a. condensed history of the Kentucky campaign of 1920 andean interesting plctnre of its progress; in all essentials since 1914: it 0t 55 55 -J9 . -A 3 J O o m s? s? 2. , ia2 otr e? ho eg wS. s 2. s2. S-2- oH. o o Track and Meeting. . 3r. " " o;j J : sr 5m aw "aS. . - . . - r.M-S f i? : I i p i Ill LatoniaSiiring "Meeting ......t.V...31 217 155 303 $ 425,552 90 SO 73 22 21 .41 Latonia Autumn Meeting ..;.;;.. .t28 19tl 142 295 373,157 71 44 81 13 15 .30 Churchill Downs Spring Meeting.. -L 20 140 138 231 201,950 49 27 04 13 4 .35 Churchill Downs Autumn Meeting.: 11 77 93 151 . 134,970 31 15 31 3 8 .40 Lexington Spring Meeting ......;... 10 70 95 150 80,190 20 14 30 5 9 .37 Lexington Autumn Meeting H 49 !9 112 03,280 15 20 14 7 8 .31 Blue Grass Fair Lexington .-. ...... v 0 29 39 50 17,800 10 5 14 4 4 .35 Lexington Colored Fair Lexington... 0 24 30 42 5,350 Mount Sterling Fair".. 4 9 12 18 2,700 Totals and Grand Percentage .....123 811 .. .. ,304,959 292 181 307 07 09 .37 Two dead heats. Following are the totnls distributed by each track in the course of the last six racing years, together with the combined totals: , . jRML- Organization. -Py. 1915 1916 1917 19ia 1919 1920 Latonia . . ; 34,200 83,053 37,105 19,930 $ 009,301 $ 798,719 Churchill Downs 123,405 141,15i 148,730 156,005 308,539 390,920 Lexington 82,083 108,150 113,080 120,830 143,525 143,470 Blue Grass Fair Association V.. 3,150 3,950 10,200 17,800 Lexington Colored Fair Association 3,550 5,350 Mountgomery Co. Fair Assu Mt. Sterling 1,725 2,700 Paducah Fair and Racing Association . 2,750 Boyd County Fair Association Ashland . i;800 Douglas Tark 127.923 138,070 143,970 150,710 .. Grand Totals 70,881 1920.sh70,430 40,895 54,155 ,147,390 ,304,959 The following tabulation gives data as to the number of races and racing days and the average daily distribution from 1915 to 1920, inclusive: Racing Races Days Run Daily Av. . Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily A v. Track. 1920. 1920. J915. 1910. 1917. 1918. . 1919. 1920. Latonia 59 413 ,850.50 1920.sh,582.07 ,329.07 ,998.25 3,380.02 3,537.G1 Churchill Downs... 31 217 0,173.25 0,721.07 7.S27.91 8,245.53 11,019.25 12,803.87 Lexington 17 119 3,908:71 4,910.32 5.3S4.7G 5,493.18 7,170.25 8,439.41 Blue Grass Fair... 0 29 523.00 038.33 2,700.00 2,900.07 Lexington Col. Fair 0 24 ...... ...... 591.07 891.07 Mt. Sterling 4 9 431.25 075.00 Paducah Fair ... 910.07 ...... Ashland Fair 450.00 Douglas Park 0,091.57 0,579.52 7,198.50 7.S35.50 Totals and Gen. Av.123 Sll ,505.99 ,205.79 1920.sh,008.71 ,4CG.8S $ 9,482.50. 1,097.23 Quite appropriately it fell to a Kentucky owner and breeder to play the part of the leading winning owner in the Kentucky field of racing in 1920. For a number of years past Edward R. Bradley has at least fared comfortably in the states annual campaign, but this year, for the first time, he enjoys the proud position of first place in the list of its winners. The satisfaction natural to this dignity is enhanced by the reflection that it was attained through the prowress in racing of horses of his own breeding. It was by no great measure of difference that Ills stable earnings exceeded those of Harry P. Whitney, but it was enough. It moreover was by far his most successful year as a turfman. In Behave Yourself, Believe Idle Hour, Busy Signal and Bit of White he had four notably good young racers, all of which should render him further excellent service in 1921. Ever since he extended his racing operations westward, H. P. Wliitney has figured importantly in Kentucky racing and has abundant reasons for viewing his venture With complacency. This year he finished a close second to Mr, Bradley and with such as Upset, Dr. Clark, Tryster and Wildair carried off a pleasing share of the chief stake races of the Kentucky field. Quite probably we shall find Tryster in the role of Kentucky Derby favorite next spring. R. L. Baker enjoyed a highly successful year, the best of his career as a turfman, in finishing third. In spite of the costly two-year-old Southern Gentleman proving a counterfeit in racing, trainer K, Spence did well with the W. V. Thraves horses in landing him in fourth place with a fat stable return. J. N. Camdens stable did well and in Rangoon included one of th6 best of the western two-year-olds. Ral Parr comes next, entirely due to the unexpected success of Paul Jones in the Kentucky Derby. Other owners who participated profitably in Kentucky racing were J. M. Goode, Gallaher Bros., W. R. Coe, E. B. McLean, B. J. Brannon, C. W. Clark, J. K. L. Ross and G. L. Blackford, all of which won 0,000 or more. The owners who won 00 or more were: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Ami. Bradley. E. R. 28 24 15 0,170 Whitney, H. P . 7 8 13 78,860 Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Baker, R. L 22 19 31 51,140 Thraves, W. V 23 20 20 47,704 Camden. J. N 18 10 9 37,303 Parr, R 1 1 0 30,575 Goode, J. M 15 23 14 28,120 Gallaher Bros 14 18 13 24,535 Coe, AV. R 1 1 1 24,315 McLean, E. B 13 12 12 24.1S2 Brannon, B. J 10 17 20 23,973 Clark, C. W 10 9 9 23,702 Ross, J. K. L 2 1 3 21,828 Blackford, G. L. 11 5 2 21.820 Kelley, F. J 14 14 12 19,911 Applegate, W. E. 10 9 . 7 19,850 Williams Bros. 15 18 14 19,700 Nichols, S. K 15 10 10 19,088 Lowe, J 14 10 11 18,990 Florisant Stable 13 15 10 18,952 McPIierson. J .11 5 0 18,730 Beach Stable 13 0 0 18,057 Goldblatt, M 8 11 11 17,053 Moore, M. C 12 14 11 15.341 Fletcher, M. H 9 9 2 14,934 Perkins, W 12 10 17 14,805 Anderson, R. H 7 0 3 14,750 Stoner, W. O .- 9 0 7 13,950 Paul, J. L 10 13 10 13,160 Ward, J. S 10 5 7 12,284 Van Meter; C. C 4 7 3 12,205 Dunne, P 9 7 10 11,990 Shields, M 10 5 4 11,889 Treacy and Walker 10 15 11 11,247 Knight, J. L 9 0 9 10,723 Masterson and Rogers 10 2 4 10,025 Baker, G F 9 3 5 9,872 Loft, G W 2 5 3 9,750 Gentry, L 7 0 3 9,225 Lowenstein, M. and J. 9 1 3 9,210 Neusteter, H. 8 8 5 9,037 Young, W. J 8 5 4 8,948 Ogden Stable 5 10 9 8,074 Lehan, D 8 5 8 8,010 Long, G. J. 0. . 5 . 12 . 8,537. Continued on seventh page. Continued from first page. Owner. 1st. -2d, 3d. Amt. virby, A. L 7 .,5. ,4 $ S.342 ij iespess. J. B 8 3 r 7,858 -y rones, Montfort 4 3 G 7.472 . olson, W. F 4 2 1 7.379 , oftj G. W. 2 3 2 7,275 , Hawkins, J. S 4 11 3 7.329. HeDowell, T. C. G .5 3 7.17.ri towu, C. E. 3 3 O 0,907 , leadley, Hal Price" G 4 10 6,643 ij Schorr, J. W 4 1 4 G.241 5 vnebelkamp. G 5 1. 3 5,975 j Parrish, J. W 4 9 4 5,897 Scott, D. W 4. 4 7 5.81 j tleadley, H. P G 3 2 5,835 Baker, J. P 4 .5 5 5,791 8 Dattncr, M. 3 5 9 5.CG2 IVnldock Stable .. G O 4 5,543 1roxlcr, J;. J 4 1 1 5,425 IJaxter. S. X. - ..7 G 3 5,209 j Rain, F. C. 4 3 4 5,120 leffords, W. M 5. 2 1 5,058. j OMcara Bros 4 3 4 5,027 Arnold, G. .T. 3.3 2 4,9.r0 j Anderson Bros 5 G O 4,930 Williamson, W. W ...4 G O 4.G25 Dewey,. JX. H 2 4 S 4,494 , Bowers, R 3 4 1 4,425 Jackson, :A. W 4 2 4 4,400 j Lewis, W. L. 2 G G 4,215 Umensetter,. J. 4. 3 1 4,100 Young, A. W 4 0 0 4,100 Bradley, T. C ,.... 3 3 4 4,097 , Swift, D. F. 3 2 1 3,975 Goose, R. 2 3 3 3,950 Hay!es, T. P ... 4. 0 1 3,930 Greenberg, J ; 4 7. 7 3,845 Trotter, E 4 O 1 3,800 Fcndergast, T. J 2 5 8 3,788 : Payne, W. S 3 3 2 3,783 ; Miller, W. B. .3. 1 0 3,600 - Garrison;: C. :M 1 3 O 3,550 Reardon, M. J. 3. 3 1 3,354 Kohn and Theisen 3 4" 4 3,325 " Nuckols, C. 3 . 3 2 3,325 Peyton, F. 3 3 1 3,300 Hacjimeister. J. 1. 2 1 3,200 Baker, J. H 3 2 O 3,200 Spence, K 2. 1 1 3,175 Ferguson, A. L. 3 1 1 3,150 HeM-itt,. H. H .. 3 5 G 3,083 Cochran, G. A. 2 4 G 3.010 Redstone Stable ..... 1 1 1 3,000 Lehman. C.A .-.3 2 1 2.975 , Swan, H. E. 2 3 G - 2,970 ! Baker, A 3 3 1 2,930 Simmons and Oliver ..2 O 1 2,925 Moody, J. H 2 4 1 2,900 Prttchard, E. F ...3 O 3 2,and"0 Woodford, J. II ...3 4 5 2,830 Brown, J. 2 1 O 2,825 Covington, W. 2 2 3 2.794 AHqii and. Stockier .2 5 3 2,725 Lettellier. E; P. ..2 2 7 2,711 Drake, W. L 3 p 1 2,675 Bedford;. S 2 2 3 2,605 Middleton, J. S i 1 4 0 2,550 Gering,.,F., Jr ; . O 5 10 2,541 Ferriss, J C 1 6 1 2,471 Boots, T M 1 2 3 2,465 Brown, E : ...2 2 O 2,400. Webb, H. 2 1 4 2,395 Moore, C. W., Jr 2 2 1 2,375 Forman, J. W 2 0 2 2.350 Vest, O. 2 2 1 2,349 Breckinridge D 1. 2 0 0 2,250 Hubble,.. R. L 1 5 1 2,164 Keith, ., , ...2 O 2 2,100 Harden, W. W 1. 4 1 1,977 Rogers, O. . 1 2 3 1,955 Worthington, C. T 4 i 9 1,930 Sabina Stable 2 1 1 1,898 Wpodardi W: . .". ..... 2 , 2 O 1,879 Marshall Bros .:. 1 2 2 1,858 Bruce, W. S 1 3 5 1,830 McEntee. J...A. 1 2 0 1,816 Weaver, J. T 1 2 3 1,750 Oots, H. .;. 2 0 1 1,750 Frakes, R. C. ..: ...2 1 2 1,750 Walker; W. AV 1 2 O 1,650 Nichols. J. H. ...... ... . . .v 3 2 2 1.G45 peed, - -jr -r . r. ; : . . . :. . j. . ; 1 4 o 1,025 ShQwalter, W. .............. 1 3 O 1,600 Guncheon, J. A 2 2 1 1,589 Field. H. .-. . 2 5 1 1,583 Broaddus, L. A 1 2 4 1.569 Evcrtoiv M 3 2 4 1,544 Hjldrcth, S. C O 1 O 1.500 Murphy, T. M 1 0 4 1,473 Taylor, A. L 2 0 0 1,430 Qulnn, M. . 1 2 0 1,450 Lee, S. D. : 1 2 1 1,430 Cain and Sanford 1 3 5 1,440 Ross and Loouey 1 1 3 1,425 Sullivan, , E.; ..I 1 " 4 1 1,405 Marshall, It. P 1 1 . 2 1,400 Kiifbelkamp. W. F 1 1 2 1,373 Wuyne : Stable- . 1 0 2 1,364 Widencr, J. E 1 1 0 1,33J Jones, J. p ;. i i; i 1,250 Grefer, F. J. 1 1 O 1,225 Batchler, H. T 1 O 3 1,200 Cook, T. . 1 0 0 1,200 Harvey, R. H : . : . . 1 1 1 1,200 Salt. 13. J. 1 1 O 1,200 Walker! E.- V .....;.l 1 1 1,200 Snyder and Holmes 1 1 O 1,200 Abbott, G. H 1 0 .0 1,130 OtLeary, L. F. .. 2 3 3 1,135 Crist. T. E 1 0 0 1,100 Phillips, J. V 1 O 1 1,100 Heffering, J 1 0 1 1,100 Hardy,, C M .1 O 1 1,100 Gqodloe, W...C 1 O 1 1,100 Carman, R. F .1 0 O 1,100 Timberlaker, C O 4 3 1,077 ! whitlow, j: o. . . : : . 1 0 0 1,000 , Wiggins, J. S. 1 0 1 1,000 , 1 Rosenthal, B 1 0 1 1,000 : Muellei; and Brooks . :. 1 0 2 1,000 , Murray, E. . 1 0 0 1,000 , Meyers, F. 1 0 1 1,000 , Farris, R. J. ............ 1 0 0 1,000 , Beard and Foster 1 0 2 975 Grater, W 1 3 2 973 Potts, O; B 0 1 5 910 ! Combs, L. B. 1 1 0 900 , Dayton, A. F: 1 0 0 900 , Finn, M. .: 1 0 1 900 j Raymond, W. .1 0 0 900 , Saxton, I. A. .; . 1 1 0 0 900 , Velie, S. H. 3 1 0 885 Harris O. B 1 0 1 875 Sharp L. 1 0 2 830 , Bell, J. W. 1 0 2 800 Livingston, J 0 1 1 800 Milam, J. C 1 0 2 800 The majority of the best horses in the United 1 States raced over the Kentucky tracks in 1920, but t the great blazing star of the year, Man p War, Avas not one of them. However, any race-going public catered to by, the .speed of such noble specimens of the thoroughbred as Boniface, Pif Jr., . Minto II., Cleopatra, Upset, Paul Jones, Dr. Clark, . The Porter. Tryster, Jack. Hare Jr., Flags, King ; Gurin. Wildnir, Busy Signal, Believe Idle Hour, . Woodtrap. Itiingoon, Behave Yourself, Bit of E White, Miss Jemima, On Watch, Dodge, Bettina, . Sands of Pleasure, Steiiiiig, Captain Mac, Paul 1 Weidel, Marjorie Hyues, .Toiiee, Sway, Minute Man, , Centimeter. Augon. Ginger and a host of others good enough to bring pleasure to any patron of the ; sport had little to complain of. Paul Jones ran a 1 capital race when he won the Kentucky Derby and 1 the sum ho then took for. his owiier was more than J any other horse won in Kentucky racing. Next, to him was the good and reliable handicap horse i Minto II., wliich proved himself a thorough stayer, , .something few of the Sundridgcs have done in England. - Cleopatras great race in the Latonia Championship - Stakes, one of the best of the year anywhere, - brought her the honor of third place J in. fhe winning list. She was a wonderfully good filly that day. The unbeaten two-year-old 1 Tryster owes fourth place to bis brilliant victory V in the first running of the Kentucky Jockey Club ! Stakes at Churchill Downs recently. Upsets hard I earned victory over -Gladhitor in the Latonia 1 De.rby was responsible, for his installation in fifth t place, while Dr. Clarks remarkable performance in winning the richest handicap, of the year, the Independence - Handicap at Latoniu. places him next in 1 the list. Six. better raters than ticse topliners the a most exacting student, of racing coiild hardly hope e to view. They were the outstanding gems of a i long season of high-class racing. The horses which 1 won 0! or more, ww the .following; ij -y . , , , ij 5 j j 8 j j j , j , : ; - " , ! , , : , , , , ! , , j , , , 1 t . . ; . E . 1 , ; a 1 1 J i , - - - J 1 V ! I 1 t - 1 a e a i 1 fliroeKr"":?:"-.. AfeitC Paul" Jones 1.... 1 0 0 0,375 Minto II. 0 4 4 27,245 .Cleopatra 1 1 1 24,315 Tryster 1 0 0 23;693 Upset 1 1 0 20,300 Dr.. Clark 1 1 0 19,450 :Belmve Yourself 2 0 1 17.123 Woodtrap 9 2 5 16,730 Rangoon i. 4 2. 2 15.783 King Gorin 2 1 4 15,123 Believe Idle Hour 3 2 0 13,853 Centimeter; .....4 1 O 13,700 Vlbi.lr. 3 0. 0 13,550 lAngon G 2 3 13lfy Busy Signal 41 0 12.893 Sands of Pleasure ...5 7 G 12,822 Drastic . .v 3 3 1 12,630 Sterling 4 7 4 12,103 Boniface 1- 0 1 11,633 Captain Mac 0 3 2 10,600 Star Voter 1 1 0 0,893 Jack Hare Jr 7 5 2 9,447 Ginger 4 G 3 9,149 Attn Boy II 3 1 4 8.475- Miss Muffins 4. 2 0 8.4BQ Ace High 1 1 3 8,220 Ciiutonville 4: 2 3 8,188 Flags i 5 2 1 8,175 Lorraine .- 2 2 0 7,5ltt United Verde 1 0 1 7,123 J.; C. -Stone 7 2 . 5 7,102 The . Porter. .- .2 . 0 0 7,000 Bit of White 2 0 0 7.0.15 :Miss Jemima 3 2 0 G.782 On Watch 1 2 1 0,025. :Dodge 5 2 4 0,624 Sewell Combs 3 2 1 0,497 General Haig 3 0 1 6,350 Bettina 5. 2 1 6208 Pastoureau 4 1 4 6,200 Taul Weidel 5 1 0 6,130. Under Fire 3 0 2 G.130 Cheer Leader 4 3 1 5,957 Lady Luxury 9 . 3 6 5,857 I win 3 3 2 5,723 Wlldair 1. 0 0 5,680 Meliora 5 3 2 5,619 Jorlce. 4 2 2 5,583 Regalo . 2 1 5,575. Marjorie Hynes 4 4 1 5,-553 Bradleys Choice 5 1 2 5,525 Fern JHandley 4. 1 1 5,400 Peace Pennant 2 1 .1 5,304 Best Pal 2 3 3 5;234 . Brookholt 3 3 2 5,250 Judge; Budrow 4 3 2 5,200 Accelerate 3 2 1 5,176 Paris. Maid v.... 5 1 2 5;150 Sway. ... 3 1 2 5,100.. Trooper 4. 4. 2 5,085 Aphie. Dear 4 2 4 5,043 Dahabiah II ...5 10 3 4.9S5 Frank W. 3 4 3 4,850 Mabel G. .... 4. 3 2 4,783 Gcssin Avenue 3 4. 0 4,747 Gipsy Queen 3 . 5 3 4,721 Muskallonge 3 2 2 4,700 Mile. Dazie 3 3 1 4,605 Linden 3. 2 2 4,565 Dr. Carmen 3 0 5 4,523 Brother Batch 3 1 1 4,4fi0 Fair Orient 4 3 3 4,431 Pirate McGee 4 2 4 4,400 Alex. Jr. .4 0 5 4,350 Louis A. 3 3 6 4,237 Mint Cat 3 1 3 . 4,211 Claude Brown 3 . . 4 1 4,200 Gourmand .3 7 1 4,150 Furbelow 3 3 0 4,123 Marvin May ..4 0 1 4,100. Rapid Day 4- 0 2 4,100 Ruby 4 3 1 4,100 Ernest B . 3 3 3 4,082 Kimpalong 5 5 4 4,025 Monsoon 3 2 1 3,973 American Ace 3. 2 0 3.964 Heiium 4 3 0 3,930 Lothair 4 0 1 3.936 Lady Mountjoy . 4. 1 0 3,923 Coyne 3 4 " 0 3,813 A. X. Akin 4 0 1 3,800 Miss: Fontaine -. 2 4 5 3.7.69 Dr. Rae 3 2 3 3.768 Minute Man 2 4 2 3,741 Red Legs , 3 . 3 0 3.710 Redmon . .4 1 1 3,700 Kinburn 2 .5 3 3,688 Diquiry 4 0 3 3,068 Dlikc of Devonshire .4 4 0 3.650. The Ally 3 0 2 3,620 Matinee Idol .-. 2 3 3 3,603 Leochares 1 3 3 3,561 lie Frank 1 3 0 3,52 Bullion 3 1 0 3,550 Westwood .. 3 0 1 3,550 Arrow Point 3 1 2 3,540 Airdrle ..3 1 2 3,523 Distinction " i. 3 0 1 3,5ft0 Sun: God i. 3 1 2 3,500 Lady --Fair Play ....j. 2 4 3 3,490 Sir Thomas Keau i. 1 3 7 3,46p, Uncle Vclo 3 1 2 3,450 Port Light .., 3 2 1 3,400 Julia X. 3 3 1 3,323 Iwiniwin 3 1 4 3,304 Beavcrkill 3 0 1 3,300 Marse John 3 3 1 3.300 Billy Barton 3 1 1 3,.25Q Atlelia W. 3 1 3 3.248 McGoodwin : X - . 1 3.200 High Gear 3 1 1 3,175 . Capt. Rees : 3 1 2 3,173 Converse 3 3 1 3.154 Dresden 2 1 5 3.130 Harry Burgoyne 3 2 0 3,150 High. Cloud ..3 1 0 3,086 Belgian Queen 2 2 2 3,036 White Star 2 2 0 3,027 Rifle 2 2 2 3,025 Black Servant 2 1 O 3,000 Stevenson 3 2 0 3,000 Cortland 3 2 1 2,975 Rafferty : 3 1 2 2.963 Prince Pal -2 0 1 2,025 Hhrlock 2 4 1 2,900 Patehes .-- .2 2 2 2,899 Easteside . 2 1 4 2,87.7 Sea Prince . 2 3 3 2.820 Wave 2 2 3 2,794 Wadsworths Last ..... 2 4 1 2,7811 Blushing Beauty 2.2 2 2,7G.t Peppery Polly 2 2 4 2,750 Blaise 3 .0 1 2,675 Simonitc 2 0 6 2,073 Kingf islier . 2 2 1 2,670 Ben Valet 2 2 3 2,666 Mary Gaf fncy - 3 1 3 . 2,630 The Leopard "....2 1 2 2,650 Sir Lawnfal ... 2 0 0 2,640 Damask 0 0 3 2,023 Keep 2 3 3 2,624. Guy Fortune ...3 Q 0 2,600 Dancing Spray .-. . 2 4 4 2,393 Frivol ; 2 3 0 2,558 Samls Boy 1 4 O 2,530 Harvest King 2 2- 3 -2,541 Gold Digger 2 1 0 2,500 Snnd Bed 1 1 1 2,500 Natural .1 2 2 2.300 Lucky B . . .2 1 0 2,500 Our Birthday 2 2 1 2,500 Right Over Might 2 0 0 2,500 . By Golly .: 2 1 1 2,450 Sweeping Glauce 2 1 2 2,450 Donnacona 1 1 1 2,400 Selma G .3 3 O 2.400 Columbia Tenn 2 2 O 2,400 My Rose 2 2 - O 2.400- Tulsa 2 1 4 2.393 Jouett 2 2 1 2,373 Lukq, Dillon ... .I. . .0 2 2.375 1ongee .,.2 0 2 2,350 Runzaf 2 0 2 2,350 La Foudre 2 .2 1 2,340 Sam Reh 3 3 3 2,300 Iady Madcap .2 0 0 2,230 Bourbon Lad 2 2 0 2,223 Brig of War 2 2 1 2J23 Colonel Baker 2 0 2 2.223 Dimples 2 0 1 2.223 Cotton Blossom .1 3 1 2.2i3 Opportunity 2 2 1 2,023 War Prize .2 2 0 2.200 Flying Welshman 2 1 I 2.200 Bourbon Green 1 5 1 2,164 Brotherly Love 2 1 0 2.150 Harry B. 1 3 3 2.144 St, ; Germain 2 1 1 2.127 Routledge .2 1 0 2,123 Speedster, .i 2 11 2,100 Social Star ...... 2 2 O 2,100 Gleudovecr 2 1 O 2.100 Mazola ,,,,,3 I I 2,100 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Miss. Dora 2 0 3 ,050 Gladiator 0 1 0 2,000 Romance 2 0 0 2,000 War Garden 2 1 0 2,000 Talisman 2 0 0 2,000 Quick View 2 3 2 1,975 Mary Jane Baker 1 3 4 1,951 Repeater .- 2 0 0 1,936 Scottish Chief 2 0 0 1,900 Anticipate ..: 2 1 0 1,900 Docod 1 2 3 1,900 Ground-Swell 2 1 0 1,900 John S. Reardon 2 1 0 1,900 Hbnor Man 2 0 0 1,900 George Starr 1 1 3 .1,875 Tanlac 2 11 1,860 Blue Paradise 0 5 0 1,864 Bon Jour . 1 3 3 1,850 Blackie Daw 1 1 2 1,842 Brunswick 1 2 1 1,825 Lucy Kate 1 2 2 1,805 Loeu Leven 2 0 0 1,800 Gangway 1 3 0 1,785 Truly Rural 0 3 2 1,770 Rising Rock 1 2 2 1,750 Ring Rose 2 0 2 1.7C0 Merchant 2 1 0 1,750 Marauder 2 0 1 1,750 "Tawasentha 1 5 0 1,725 " High Cost 1 -2 O 1,725 Counterbalance 1 3 2 1,700 ragan Pan 1 1 1 1,700 Viva America 2 1 . 2 1,075 Quito V. 1 2 1 1,671 By Ginger 1 1 4 1,650 West Side 1 3 0 1,647 Mammy o Mine 112 1,630 Walter H. Pearce 1 4 0 1,625 Lazy Lou 1 1 4 1,625 Planet 2. 0 1 1,625 Sweet Liberty 1 1 3 1,625 Golden Quince 1 3 1 1,600 Countess 1 2 4 1,600 Louie Lou 3 1 4 1,600 North Elkhorn 1 3 O 1,600 Legal 1 2 0 1,600 Ziileika 1 1 1 1.600 Loveliness 13 1 1,600 Warsaw 1 2 0 1,581 Sunny Slope 1 0 1 1,572 Merrimac . . 1 2 3 1,575 Rapid Stride 1 1 5 1,566 Blowing Bubbles 1 1 1 1550 Runmic 2 0 0 1,550 Greenland . 1 2 1 1,550 Balance Wheel 1 1 1 1,525 War Spirit -1 1 2 1,525 Bar One 1 2 3 1,519 Tom Norris t 1 3 2 1,518 Brynlimah 1 3 1 1,500 Glgale 1 2 1 1,500 Rama , 12 1 1,500 Frank P. 1 3 0 1,500 Grey Lag 0 1 0 1,500 Herald 12 1 1,500 Refuged II 1 0 4 1,473 Warlike 0.5 5 1,463 Jetsam 1 2 1 1,450 Redstart 2 1 1 1,450 Spugs ...2 0 0 1,450 Last Rose 1 3 1 1,449 Mysterious Girl 1 2 0 1,433 Lady Champ 1 2 0 1,427 Doric 1 2 2 1,425 Missed the Time 1 2 3 1,425 Beaming Beauty ......... X 1 0 1,400 Shillelagh II 1 1 1 1.400 Teggy C. 1 2 2 1,400 Plenty ; 113 1,400 Jane Pennybaker 1 1 0 1,400 All Right Sir 1 2. 1 1,400 Condon : 1 5 0 1,400 Thinker 0 4 3 1,377 General Glenn . 1. O 2 1;364 LErrant 1 2 O 1,360 Apple Jack II ......1 1 2 1.350 Dark Ben 1 1 2 1,350 St. Donard , 1 0 0 1,350 Eleanor S 0 4 7 1,345 Balgneur 0 2 4 1,341 Currency . 1 2 0 1.325 Ethel Gray 0 0 4 1,322 Korbly .V.v. 10 1 1.321 Auntie May ....2 2 0 1.300 Tom -Saunders . 1 1 1 1,300 Courtship 1 0 1 1,300 Tribune 1 0 4 1,300 Colette Ill 1,300 David Craig 1 2- O 1,300 Jackstraw 1 2 0 1,300 Last Coin 1 P 2 1,300 Lough Red ...I. 1 1 0 1.300 Millersburg 1 2 1 1,275 Boonevllle 1 2 2 1,280 Bubbling Louder 1 2 1 1,250 Pekoe 1 0 3 1,250 Spearlene 1 0 4 1,250 Darjeellng 1 0 1 1.250 Jim Heffering Ill 1,243 Bbnd 1 2 3 1.227 Mr. X. 110 1.225 Mary G. 1 1 3 1.225 Nurse Jane 1 2 1 1.216 Poilu 2 0 O 1,200 Prx 1 1 0 1,200 Wenonah 1 0 2 1,200 Has . 1 1 0 1,200 Acclaim . . 1 0 2 1,200 Undine 1 X 1 1.200 Aph 1 2 0 1.200 Bruce: Dudley 1 1 0 1,200 Camouflage 1 0 1 1,200 Virgo Ill 1.200 Discussion X 1 0 1,200; Eseovar 1 1 O 1.200 Friz . 1 1 0 1,200 Grey Eagle 0 3 6 1,200 Jack Stuart 1 0 0 1.200 iJegotal 1 1 0 1.200 Machiavelll 1 1 0 1,200 Jim Hastings - 1 1 1 1.175 Double Van 1 0 0 1,150 Yellow Blossom 110 1,149 Jellison 100 1,140 Buck Nail i 2 3 3 1,135 Bit of Green 1 1 2 1,119 Pullux 0 .6 1 1,101 Ate of Aces 1 0 0 1,100 Squeeler 1 1 2 1,100 Adonis 10 0 1,100 Cantilever Ill 1,100 Brown Check 1 1 0 1,100 Golden Dawn X .0 0 1,100 Dona Loriotte 1 1 O 1,100 Prunes , X 0 0 1.100 Oraleggo 1 "0 1 1,100 Penwell 1 0 1 1,100 Mugivau 1 0 1 1.100 Maysville 1 0 1 1.100 Sky Blue 1 1 0 1.100 Saharazade 1 0 1 1,100 Serbian ........ 0 5 1 1.100 Lough Storm 1 O 0 1,100 Louise Wynne 1 0 2 1,100 Mab 1 0 2 1,100 Donna Roma ......... ..;:.... l .0 1 1.075 Green Grass X 0 2 1,075 Smoke Screen 1 O 2 1,000 Kinnoul 110 1,033 Jago 1 1 0 1,030 Arch Plotter 1 O 0 1,000 John P. Grler 0 0 0 1,000 Sundurla 1 O 0 1,000 Buckboard 1 0 O 1.000 Reprisal 1 0 1 1.000 North Shore 1 0 0 1,000 Melancholia 1 0 1 1,000 Mayrose 1 0 2 1,000 Trust Official 1 0 0 1.000 Corilla 1 0 1 1,000 Honolulu Boy 1 0 1 1,000 W. G. McClintock 1 0 1 1.000 Mamie 0 1 0 1 1,000 Iverniau 1 O 0 1,000 Cockroach 1 2 2 925 Buddy Kean 1 1 0 925 Will o the Wisp 1 1 0 925 Anne Elisabeth 1 0 O 900 Billy McLaughlin 1 0 0 900 Broom Peddler 1 0 0 900 Court View 0 4 1 900 Cranebird 1 0 0 900 Daraley 1 0 0 900 Diana 1 1 0 Tim McGee ... 1 0 0 900 Spectacular Girl 1 0 0 900 Star Realm 1 0 0 900 Snare 1 0 0 900 " Servitor 1 0 1 900 Beraphtee 1 0 0 000 gkBda4wood .. 1 0 0. 000 Rouleau 1 0 0 900 Newel W. 1 0 0 900 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Military Girl 0 3 3 00 Money ... 1 0 0 900 Kewpie ONeil 1 0 0 900 Lady Rachel .. 1 O 0 900 Marasmus .. 1 0 1 875 Cormoran . 0 . 2 4 86S Kate Fraley X . X 4 866 Viola Park 2 2 1 855 Skiptomclou 1 0 1 850 Gold Stone 3 1 2 850 Al Thomas 1 0 0 800 Bandymo ." 1 . 0 0 800 Ben Bolt 1 0 2 800 Black Thong i. 0 0 800 The Englishman 1.: 0 0 800 Oriole 0.1 1 800 Parol 1 0 0 800 Fourth money. The goodlhorsemanship of jockey Lawrence Lyke was .one of the features of the Kentucky campaign. To it in good, part can ho ascribed the excellent record of the E. R. Bradley stable. Of the riders who were steadily in the saddle Lyke was best, and led, in races won and percentage. A younger rider, B. Kennedy, made quite an impression by good saddle work, and finished second to Lyke. F. Wilson rode fairly well and brought up in third place. Good jockeyship was shown at times by Lunsford, Pool, M. Garner, young J. Roberts, a promising lad; King OBrien, Meehan and others. On the whole, the riding was fairly satisfactory. The riders with one or more victories to their credit were: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. TJnp. P.O. Lyke, L 257 61 44 33 119 .24 Kennedy, B. 289 59 53 39 138 .20 Wilson, F 360 57 51 43 209 .16 Lunsford, H 290 43 46 50 151 .15 Pool, K. 263 41 42 32 148 .16 Garner, M. .. 217 34 29 23 131 .16 Roberts, J 238 33 30 25 150 .14 King, H. 240 31 28 32 149 .13 Stack, G 238 28 29 23 154 .12 Buel, C 164 23 26 18 07 .14 Connelly, D ..214 23 23 31 137 .11 Merimee, F. .........140 23 19 . 16 82 .16 Wida, S 247 21 28 48 150 .09 Helnisch. W 165 19 15 22 109 .12 Burke, H. J 176 18 21 21 110 .10 Murray, T. 128 17 18 10 83 .13 Barrett, N 130 17 14 15 84 .13 OBrien, W. J 78 17 9 15 37 .22 Meehan, W. 58 15 7 10 26 .20 Mooney, J. J 85 13 16 50 .15 Carmody, J 138 12 23 20 83 .09 Collins, A. 137 12 12 18 95 .09 Morrissey, W. ....... 67 12 2 11 43 .18 Robinson, C 116 11 22 11 72 .09 Hunt, F 46 11 4 6 25 .24 Smith, F 101 9 15 12 55 .09 Stone. G. 108 9 9 5 85 .08 Taylor, W. W 85 9 7 11 58 .11 Ensor, L 52 8 12 7 25 .15 Howard, J. 66 8 6 4 48 .12 Willis, O. . 62 8 4 9 41 .13 Van Dusen, C 101 7 6 10 77 .07, Smallwood, J 54 7 4 2 41 .13 Erickson, H 72 6 8 5 53 .08 Jarrell, W 112 6 8 17 81 .05 Hanover, J 93 5 11 9 68 .05 Marco, B 34 5 7 0 16 .15 Coltiletti. F 23 5 5 ;0 7 .22 McCoy, J 77 4 0 8 59 .05 Mink, L. ..... ... 71 4 6 8 53 .06 Martin, E. . . ; : . C9 4 5 10 50 .00 Long, P ..46 4 5 2 . 35 .09 Gruber. J 45 4 4 5 32 .09 Callahan, J .26 3 4 5 14 .12 Paul, F 33 3 3 , 7 20 .10 Pitz, J. 42 3 2 7 30 .07 Sande, B .. 7 3 2 1 1 .43 McGraw, S. 10 3 2 0 5 .30 Griffin, C 10 3 0 1 6 .30 Canfield. L 74 2 11 5 56 .03 Morys, J 34 2 3 7 22 .06 McAtee, L 22 2 3 4 13 .09 Burke, J. H 20 2 3 4 11 .10 Warrington. W. ..... 30 2 3 3 22 .07 Ridenour, W ...25 2 2 2 19 .08 Green, C 18 2 2 2 12 .11 McDermott, R 14 2 1 1 10 .14 Graves, E. 40 2 0 3 35 .20 Wright, W 45 1 .6 J. 37 .02 Kederis, J 35 1 5 4 25 .03 Dreyer, J. 27 1 5 3 18 .04 McCann, B. 4 1 2 1 0 .25 Rodriguez, J ..3 1 2 0 0 .33 Ambrose, E 13 1 1 3 8 .08 Donohue, E 11 1 1 1 8 .09 Huff. N 9 1 1 0 7 .11 Larsen, H 5 .1 .0 2 2 .20 Gray, II 33 0 1 31 .03 Mitchell, S 18 1 0 1 10 .05 Fairbrother, C 3 1 0 0 2 .33 Glass, J 5 1 0 0 4 .20 Pollard. E 24 1 0 0 23 .04 Rice. T. 1 1 0 0 0 100 Schuttinger, A 2-1 O 0 1 .50 The following riders were successful in riding to places, but did not win a race: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.Unp. Mangan, G 14 2 3 9 Andress, W 12 2 2 8 McCrann, R 21 2 2 17 Nicol, D. .15 2 2 11 Walls, G 10 13 6 Chiavetta, F 12 1 1 10 Hoffler, J 8 1 1 6 Rowan, T 3 1 1 1 Aubuchon, A 2 1 0 1 Crump, W 16 1 0 15 Johnson, A f. 1 1 0 0 ONeil, D 5 1 0 4 Pierce, J , : 1 1 0 0 Quinn, F . : 9 1 0 8 Shilling, H 8 1 0 7 .Walker, W 3 1 0 2 Waters, J 1 1 0 0 Williams, R 4 1 0 3 Davis, R 2 0 1 1 Molesworth, G ,...5 0 1 4 Moore, W 7 0 1 6 Nolan, T 2 0 1 1 These were unplaced in all of their races: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mis. Anderson, F 1 Conway, J. . . . : 3 Boyle, S 1 McDermott, L 3 Butwell, J 1 Miller, C 3 Doyle, T 1 Pickens, A 3 Fator, L 1 Thelen, V 3 Field, L. C 1 Turner, C 3 Gaines, J 1 Scobie, E 4 Garner, II 1 Meier, R 4 Hawkins, J. 1 Bruder, C 4 Kummer, C 1 Haynes, E 5 Nelson, A 1 OMahoney, C 8 Saladin, II 1 Anthony, E 0 Stevens, F 1 Davies, R. 11 Williams, J 1 Breen, W 12 Lee, R 2 Coney, L 15 W. Perkins has a decided lead of the trainers with his record of fifty-one winners saddled. K. Spence ranks . next to him with thirty-five, A. Baker with twenty-nine and J. M. Goode and M. J. Thomson following with twenty-five each. The records of trainers with one or more winners to their credit are: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Perkins, W 51 Neusteter, H S Spence, K 35 Nichols, J. H 8 Baker, A 29 Williams, R. D 8 Goode, J. M. 25 Kirby, A. L 7 Thompson, H. J 25 Respess, J. B 7 Baker, J. H 20 Stewart, D. E 7 Gentry, L ....20 Williams, P. J 7 Milam, J. C... 19 Bianchi, O. A 6 Goose. R. ...w 18 Buford, W. M 0 Keene, G. H 15 Coyne, P 6 Trotter, E. 15 Everman, J. S 0 Gallaher, J. C 14 Glass, E 6 Land, G 14 Owenby, J. S 6 Lowe, J 14 Statou, F. W Rogers, R. L 13 Umensetter, J G Schorr, J. -F 12. Brannou, B. J 5 Crockett, E. C 11 Daly, M 5 McPberson, J 11 Denny, G 5 Van Meter, C. C. ...11 Frakes, R. C. ., 5 Vestal, R. N 11 Henderson, S. M 5 Barnes, G. V 10 Huklll, J. M 5 Dunne, P 10 Paul, L. 5 Goldblatt, M .10 Troxler, J. J. 5 McGarvey. R 10 Wright, F .5 Paul, J. L 10 Clopton, S. A 4 Shields, M ..10 Gordon, A. B 4 Brooks, F 9 Hak, TJ. J 4 Hawkins, J. s 9 Hawk, C 4 Lehan, D 9 Hnyes, T. P 4 LowensteJn, M. ...... 9 Newman.-A, 4 WhitJow, J. 0 9 orMeara, E. P 4 Chenault, S 8 Pitt, K 4 Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Tauber, L 4 Booth, W 1 Walters, B 4 Boyle, J. 1 Worthington, C. T... 4 Brewster, E 1 ,Cahn, L 3 Brown, T. J. ....... 1 Drake, W. L 3 Cain, W. M. 1 Embry, W. 3 Carman, R. F., Jr. .. 1 Foster, O. L 3 Dayton, A. F. 1 Hurley, W 3 Farris, R. J 1 McCoy, R 3 Finnegau, W. B. ... 1 Reardon, W. P 3 Garrison, E. H. 4 Rowc, O. E. .... 3 Garth, Wm 1 Smith, J. I. .. 3 Harmon, T. J. 1 Woodman, A. G 3 Heard, J. D 1 Allen, R. B 2 Jennings, Wm 1 Brooks, R. P 2 Jones. J. P 1 Brown, E. 2 Karrick, W. II 1 Covington, W. 2 Kinnick, W. 1 Evans, J 2 Larsen, II 1 Forman, J. W 2 Louden, II 1 Grater, W 2 Luzader, A. 1 Hagerty, J 2 Marshall, L. F i 1 Hirsch, M 2 Martin, Wm. 1 Holtman, J. J........ 2 Mason, L. L 1 Hubbard, J. M. . ... . 2 Mayberry, G 1 McKinney, J 2 McGovern, J. : 1 McNamara, J. 2 Miller, D. B 1 Moody, J. H 2 Modeland, T. R 1 Mooney, J 2 Molesworth, G 1 Morris, D. T .2 Murray, J. H 1 OLcary. L. F 2 Phillips, J. P 1 Oots, II. 2 Pierce, T. L... 1 Poison. W. F u Runnels, R. T 1 Smith, C P 2 Salt, E. J 1 Taylor, W. F. . 2 Saxton, I. A. 1 Trotter, C. 2 Scofield, W 1 Wallace, W. M 2 Shilling, C. H 1 Webb, H 2 Smart, R 1 Woodard, W. 2 Vititoe; D 1 Young, W. James.... 2 Weaver, J. T 1 Young, W. J 2 Welsh, T 1 Baxter. S 1 Williams, R 1 Bedwell, H. G 1 Womeldorff, D 1
