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ELDERLY LEADERS IN 1920 RACING THIRTY SIX-YEAR-OLDS AND OVER WHICH WON DURING THE PAST YEAR — PRIZES FOR DIVISION MOST GENEROUS IN KENTUCKY, CANADA AND MARYLAND Bashers hoist- did not cut deep tigures in the eldeifj winning group of American thoroughbred- of 1020. .More than half of the thirty leaders -cored their BSjeeesaCS in the Kentucky. Canadian anil Maryland holds, in which the prizes for such old -tar- were more freo,uent and generous than on the Metropolitan oour-o-. The liiood.v old Frenchman. Naluiali-t. led the uroup-on the .lockev in!, track- with a little BMCC than JUS. OHO to hi- credit. Hor-e age i- the -alie liability a- that of hiinianit.v . ami youth inu-t lie -irvetl for public appears!. | So the young-ters ever anil naturally get the be-t of it. The leader of the Btx-jraar-atdN anil over of ltd was the Lnglish-hrod Minto 11.. owned by the Kentucky oil man. W. V. Thraves. Hi- -ea-ons spoils were seven race- and .dK. Then came an- j other wt-teinei. Wootltrnp. a -hitty h.inilicapper with a fancy for a route. Two Canadian anil Maryland i IM-rformer-. Bondage and Slippery Kim. came next, and in winning- ranked before Naturali-t. Three | more Keiitui kian- followed Mr. Widener"- hor-e in point of iiione.v won. The noble juniping Witleiir gelding Dacttiste, now in Knglaud. wa- next mi the li-l. The n lnaindi r of tin- leading thirty were mo-tly i shifty selling plater-. In all. the thirty leaders ran M3 races tiuriug the sea-mi and earned s.,71 ..i!C. In the tabulation below the thirty lender- are given, with their owner-, breeding, racing performances I | ami winning- during the entire year: Horse. Col. Sex. Age. ledigree. Owner. sts. 1-t. 2d. Id. I up. Won. I ! Minto II b. g. f, SumlritlgeMiss Honabl W. V. Thraves. .21 7 o ." : S27.tift." WdMitiap ....eh. h. » Trap Hock — Waodriae I. MePberssa K.M 11 7 7 it Ik.XH i Bondage eh. h. f Ogden- Fair Atalanla r. Arthur :4 7 S s 11 19.2 !I Rlipperjr Llm.br. g. 7 Bannockbiirn Schwalbe Sunnylaiid StahleDt .". 0 2 « l s si, i | Naturalist b. g. »i Babelais Nalnre I. L. Widener. .IK • :! s l lsims King Inrin ...eh. h. 7 Transvaal Ltlnl Simpson S. K. Nichol-. . . 12 2 1 I .", l.-i.l2o S. of Pleasure. h. g. 7 Fair Play — Colden Raad I. M. Cooile. . . .2!* 7 7 !» c, 14. sis Iif .Ir hlk. g. S Waterbny — Anna Bain B. L. Baker.... ti :t u n | Ll.ooti ; Dueltiste b. g. 8 Ltholbcrt Dulcibella I. B. Widener.. 1 :i o 0 I 13.330 : Doica- b. in. 7 Ildrini--Dawte F. Began ."2 11 H :! lo 1s4t I Breeae b. g. 0 Ballot Bliss B J. H. AkkOCt. . .JJ 7 -I . 11 12.r.M Pickwick b. g. ti Oarrr Herrinaiin — Zoola W. C. Clancy... 24 7 lo 4 :l 12, r,ns . Leochares b. g. 10 Broomstick — I/eayonnrn K. If. McLeaa..2S 7 ii f. I 12.272 Flare h. g. i Fair llay iVmiia Mia Orccatrce Htakirll «; 4 2 2 12.12." | Capital City ..br. g. 0 Bobbie KftiM— Kminola 1. Kennedy . . . .7:1 in 14 |j :s 11. 770 Refugee b. g. 7 Hani burg— First Flight W. Fenvvick . . .M Vi .". 114 11 .7U2 Mum bo .luiulvo .b. g. ti lltlrim -Jlutehkiii T. Doyle :-t4 11 !» B !i 11.700 ! Jack Beeves ..eh. g. 7 The Commoner --Brief T. o Shanter St.H.O si] 9 53 10.144 Barklie br. g. 7 Migraine — Flora Pomona W. M. Jeffords. .1 : 2 1 1 !U»2o Begreso eh. g. 0 Hastings . - Arllne D. Kearney ....40 !t 12 S |] !i.!l2r, I Pierrot b. g. S Calvestnii Phautasma B. B. Craliain . . .." 2 II 14 10 M !b74o Lazy [*M br. m. tl .luck Atkin — Mrs. F. 1;. H. gun .... Cain It Baaford.il !l 7 3 2n il.Tl 1 J. C. Stone ...ch. g. 7 Peep oTtay- Irairie Belle B. L. Baker .Hi ! :, a 14 s rii;., ; Fair Orient ...ch. g. 7 Fair Plav Orienta B. L. Baker. ... 1!» 7 4 4 4 8.4S1 Solid Bock ....b. g. 7 Trap Bock Amaranlh W. Smith V. 12 4 S 1!» s.200 Mallowinot ...br. g. •. Cetler-tronie Ki;-ilas F. Farrar 27 7 !i 1 in s •"."1 Dodge b. h. 7 Jim Cyffney Plora Will mghbv ...I. S. Ward 24 .", 4 ti | J pS| Cheer Leader ..b. a, 0 Ogden Belle of A-hlaiul .1 . Masler-on ...21 7 4 2 s 7.M7 Stnnlee b. g. ti Havoc— Kale Kitilolierry C. Irby 42 11 0 11 14 7 740 Crank b. g. »! Celt --Crosspatch S. Boss 11 :t 2 4 2 faji 1
