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NEW YORK TRACKS9 SPUING MA CING NEARLY f 700,000 DISTRIBUTED DURING JAMAICA, BEL- MONT PARK AND AQUEDUCT MEETINGS RANC0- CAS STABLE THE LARGEST WINNER MANY NEW TRACK RECORDS ESTABLISHED - The spring meetings at Jamaica, Belmont Park and Aqueduct, particulars of which are here given in detail, have been pleasingly successful. As in Kentucky, previous recent records for attendance, receipts and distribution were all shattered. The stakes and purses were-more valuable and the daily average distribution was 2,301.12. There were fifty-six racing days, during which 335 races were held. This includes the meeting held May 21 by the United Hunts Club at which five races were featured. The total distribution was 1921.shS9 031. The percentage of winning first choices, .41, is good. The general distribution among winning owners was spread over a larger number and reflects the increased interest in the thoroughbred that is developing in the East. From the opening meeting at Jamaica until the curtain was rung down at Aqueduct patrons of the "Sport of Kings" attended daily in large numbers and were rewarded by noble contests between the fleetest thoroughbreds that are to be found in America. This statement is supported by the fact that during the brief season in review there were twenty-four horses which ran the mile distance in 1:38 or better. In Kentucky, with sixty-one racing days, there were only seven horses which completed the distance in this time. Ten new records were made during the three meetings, including two new American records. On June 1 Audacious, at Belmont Park, covered the mile in 1:35, displacing Man o Wars previous record of l:3Ms. Coaler, on June 10, ran one and one-eighth miles in 1:49, also displacing a record of 1:49, held by Man o War. Grey Lag, at Aqueduct, July 7, ran the .distance in 1:49. Other new records were made for the three-quarter mile, one mile and seventy yards, one and one-sixteenth miles and one and one-eighth miles at Jamaica; the one and one-sixteenth miles distance at Belmont Park, and the one mile and one and one sixteenth miles record at Aqueduct. The following tabulations give complete details of New York racing from jfay j jn juy 8, inclusive: The Rancocas Stable-S. C. Hildreth combination has an overwhelming lead in the list of winning owners on the New York tracks. Its winnings up to July S amount to the huge sum of 15, 13S, and this is being augmented almost daily. Of this amount Grey Lag has contributed 4,095, Mad Hatter 18,740 and Knobbie 7,20S. Other useful winners which assisted in the accumulation were Valor, Little Ciiief, William A.. Kai-Sang, Dominique and many more of lesser fame. H. 1. Whitney is second in the list with 0,370 as his portion, Broomster, John P. Grier and Olympus being the largest contributors to that total. Quincy Stable comes third on the list with 0,1543. Among the winning horses in this stable are Teddy R., Sunny Jim, Sister Flo, Beamer and Devildog. Redstone Stable is fourth on the list with .3,009. Half of this was won by the four-year-old son of Superman, Gladiator, which is credited with 2,891. The owners who have won ,000 or more on New York tracks are: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Rancocas Stable 39 2t 13 15,138 Whitney, II. P 15 10 7 40,370 Quincy Stable 19 17 17 30,043 Redstone Stable 9 10 1 23,009 Wilson, R. T 11 4 10 21,010 Foreign Stable 4 0 4 20.S43 Cosden, J. S 15 5 9 20,090 Loft, G. W. .5 1 1 1S.025 Schwartz, M. L 3 4 1 17,413 Stoneham, U. A 5 3 5 15,458 Greentree Stable S 4 7 14,090 Davis. J. E 4 2 0 12,703 Widener, G. D 7 9 10 12,iiC4 Cochran, G. A 5 5 l! 12,211 Xalapa Farm Stable 5 1 2 11,351 Widener, J. E 5 12 9 10.125 Clark. P. A 4 4 0 S.989 Islip Stable 4 1 1 S.901 Kilmer, W. S 1 2 2 7,350 Fisher, II. C 0 4 0 0.S24 Lawson, A. R 2 1 0 0,025 I.urlew, K. . .. .3 2 0 0,555 Butler, .las. : 3 4 " 2 0.425 Watoibury, L ;... 4 8 4 5,983 " Wostmont. Stable ...1 5 2 5",780 Fatrell, F. J 1 3 2 5,000 Rosseter, J. II 5 5 5 5,494 Triple Springs Farm 2 3 0 5,375 Daniel, W. 2 1 2 5,200 Brown, R. J ....2 0 O 4.975 Hildreth, S. C 4 3 0 4.540 Riviera Stable 3 4 1 4,417 Oak Ridge Stable 2 5 5 4,090 Murphy. M. J 3 3 2 3.9S9 Glen Riddle Farm 3 5 2 3,780 Ascot Stable 2 2 3 3,740 Bauer, L. T 2 2 11 3,003 Marshall, G. A. 2 1 3 3,571 Strassberger. R. B. 1 2 3 0 3,550 Marrone Stable 3 2 1 3,334 Nash. J. 10 3 1 1 3,279 Spreckels, A. B. Ill 3,250 Fairmont Stable 2 2 1 3,222 Bull, G. II 1 1 0 3,100 Hallow, A 2 3 2 3,091 Clopton, S. A 3 1 3 2,910 Hirsch, M .3 0 2 2.S88 Pelican Stable 2 1 0 2.8S4 Martin, W. L. S 2 0 3 2,801 Coburn, J. A 3 0 2 2,700 Hertz. J. J 3. 1 2 2,054 Madden, J. E 2 3 5 2,540 Maxwell, If. W 1 O 0 2,000 Levis, J. H 2 1 1 2,515 Shaughnessy, .1 1 2 0 2,525 Price. J. L i.iiw.it-S 2 3 2,488 .Farnum, W 1 4 3 2.441 Hallenbeck, J. J 3 O 2 2,400 Sanford, J 1 3 5 2,351 Sietas, D 2 0 2 2,330 Soule, E. G. and B 1 4 2 2,280 Gideon, D 2 2 O 2,271 Lexington Stable 2 2 2 2,240 Jeffords, W. M 1 2 4 2,235 Applegate, C. A 2 2 2.217 Dundee, J 2 0 0 2.109 Webber, T. 0 2 1 0 2,054 Tyree. J. S 1 0 1 2,01u Horner. It. J 1 0 0 2.001 The race-going public which patronizes New York tracks have been well catered to this year, with such beautiful specimens of the thoroughbred as Grey Lag, Audacious, Mad Hatter, Knobbie, Gladiator, Sweepment, Blazes, Broomster and a host of others of caliber and performance to give pleasure to any lover of racing. Grey Lag heads the list with 4,095 to his credit. The three-year-old son of Star Shoot has performed brilliantly this season. Among the races he won are the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct and the Belmont Slakes and Freeport Handicap at Belmont Park. Audacious, second on the list with 9,943, is living up to his name. His principle winning races were the Mineola Handicap and Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park. Mad Hatter brought 8,740 to the Rancocas exchequer by winning the Kings County Handicap at Jamaica and the Metropolitan Handicap at. Belmont Park. Knobbie is next on the list with 7,205, then foiiow Column with 4,70o Gladiator 2,891 and Sweepment 2,725, making ::ix that won over 0,000 each. The horses which won ,000 or more are: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Grey Lag 4 0 1 4,095 Audacious 4 4 0 111,943 Mad Halter 3 2 1 1S,74I1 Knobbie 5 1 1 17,205 Column .2 1 0 11,700 Gladiator 4 0 0 12,891 Sweepment 4 0 1 12,725 P.Iazes 1 0 1 9,050 Valor 4 3 0 9.S04 William A 3 0 3 9.492 Yellow Hand 3 0 3 9.135 Ralco 4 1 2 9,001 Morvich ; 4 0 0 8,805 Broomster 2 0 0 S.075 Banksia 3 1 2 8,551 Olympus 1 0 2 8,450 Sedgefield 2 1 1 8,350 Budana 3 2 1 8,264 John P. Grier I 1 0 8,035 Little Chief 4 2 0 7,347 Exterminator 1 2 1 7,250 Flambe.tti! 3 0 0 0,051 Sweep By 2 1 0 0,025 Leonardo II. 1 0 1 0,225 Kai-Sang 2 1 0 5,070 Lord Baltimore 1 I 1 5,750 1 Black Rascal 2 1 0 5,025 "orse. lst. d. 3,1. Anlt Prodigious " " i o i . - .-q Pen Rose 2 3 0 V75 X:"cy v i i i iuoo Sporting Blood i 4 O 4,!i;7 Captain Alcock 3 3 1 .i97- On Watch I 0 0 4!800 Thunderclap 3 1 1 .1,555 Dr. T. S. Dabney 1 11 1 41550 Last Straw 3 3 1 .1414 Sennings Park 1 3 1 .ii.330 Georgie ;! 0 O 4,280 My Iteverie 1 0 0 4 275 Earloeker 1 1 1 475 Blackstone 1 1 4 075 Careful 10 1 375n Messines I 1 4 3,750 Jock Scot. 3 o ; Duncecap . i o O 3575 . 2 .1 1 3,471 Dominique 1 0 0 3,350 Krewer 3 0 0 3301 Elmer Johnson 2 1 O 3,300 Rose Brigade 2 4 l 3275 Playfellow 2 1 1 3248 Roce Rools 2 2 1 3 222 Blue Laddie . 1 0 1 3,";i Mustard Seed 1 1 1 3,100 Regal Lodge 3 3 0 3003 Round Robin 1 0 o 2,950 Wellfinder . 1 0 0 2900 Dioinedes 2 4 2 2 S59 Calamity Jane 3 1 0 2,777 Belisolar 2 O 1 "g54 Naturalist 1 1 2 050 Decisive 1 o 0 2,000 Quecreek 2 j 573 Crest Hill 2 1 1 0545 Stock Pin 1 2 0 2 .r2; Elmendorf 3 x 2 2513 Cum Sah . . 2 ii488 Copper Demon 1 1 2 445 Ten Buttons 1 2 1 "440 Devastation 2 0 Zir Elected II .2 T 2 2,335 Tol I ,1 1 2,313 Dimmesdale . v.v . . . .--i. .-Ti 1 uni Dream of the Valley .. . .2 v 2 6 2.2S0 Lady Delhi 2 2 0 ""71 Joylul 1 2 2 ZiiLl.T Miss Petite 2 1 1 2"17 The Trout 3 0 1 2,200 Violinist 2 1 1 2 19" Fair Gain I 4 2 2190 Dunsandel 2 0 1 " 134 Ir- Jo" 1 0 1 2.010 The Lamb 1 0 0 2,001 Jockey Earl Sande has a long lead in the list of winning riders. He rode fifty winners and has the excellent percentage of .30. Sande has piloted a majority of the Rancocas Stable horses and his masterful riding and sound judgment have been great factors in placing ids employers in the place of honor at the head of the leading owners. Jockey C. Hummer is second- on the list, with a record of twenty-nine firsts to his credit. Others who displayed good horsemanship are J. Mooney, L. Fator, F. Coltilctti, F. Keogh and S. Bullman. Here is the list of those jockeys who piloted one or more winners: Jockey. Mts. lst. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Sande, E 144 52 28 25 3! .30 Hummer, C 99 2! 15 12 42 .29 Mooney. J C,0 20 23 IS 105 !l2 Fator. L 100 19 19 13 49 19 Coltiletti, F 115 10 22 14 04 it Keogh, F 50 12 10 3 31 .21 Bullman, S 03 11 4 S 40 ,17 Miller, C. H 51 9 5 7 30 IS liicC T 75 9 7 11 49 !l2 Buxton. M 4S 8 4 4 32 .17 Kennedy, B 55 8 5 9 33 l, Callahan, J S7 7 S 15 57 !oS McAtee. L 51 7 11 5 27 .14 Zoeller. J 99 7 11 11 70 .07 Johnson, A 49 0 S 10 25 1" Turner, C 59 0 11 14 28 .10 Elisor, L 51 5 0 7 33 .10 Ponce, 0 71 5 S 9 49 .07 Sehuttinger, A -40 5 S 1 2i! .1" Collins. A 52 4 7 5 30 .OS Hamilton. II. ....... 30 4 2 1 23 .13 Kelsay, W 57 4 3 5 45 !7 Hummer, E 33 4 3 2 24 .12 Penman, L 50 4 3 10 33 3 Rodriguez. J 30 4 4 2 20 .13 Fairbrother. C 32 3 t! 4 19 !o9 Robinson. C 39 2 3 4 30 .05 Weiner, F 43 3 2 5 33 .07 Rabin, G. 39 2 10 4 23 .05 Campbell, J 11 2 0 0 9 .IS Carroll. G. W 23 2 2 3 10 .09 Gantner, A 7 2 1 2 2 .29 Haynes, E. . IS 2 1 3 12 .11 Marinelli, I! 37 2 5 10 20 .05 Walls, P 7 2 0 1 4 .29 Yeargin, G. IS 2 0 1 9 .11 Ambrose. E ...21 2 2 3 14 .10 Josiah, E 19 2 2 0 15 .11 Harrison, M 27 1 1 1 21 01 Metcalf, J 35 I 1 3 30 !I3 Schwartz, M 9 110 7 .11 Hurley, F 2 1 0 1 0; .50 Hirschbcrg, A 2 1 0 O 1 .50 Jarvis, T 0 1 1 0 4 .17 .Martin. B 39 1 2 5 31 .03 Mountain. M 1:5 1 0 2 10 .03 Nolan. T 7 1114 .14 Rice, R 2 1 0 O 1 .50 Thomas, II 2 1 0 O 1 .50 Jockey C. Mergler was the most successful of the riders who pilot the steeplechasers. He rode five winners, was second once and three times third out of eleven engagements. D. Byers and R. II. Crawford each had three winning mounts and are second and third, respectively, Byers having a slight lead in the percentage. Those who rode one or more winners are: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Mergler, C 11 5 1 3 2 .45 Byers, D 15 3 4 3 5 .19 Crawford, R. H 17 . 5 3 0 .15 Bush, S. 0 2 O 1 3 Cheyne, L S 2 1 1 4 M Gilbert, R 4 2 1 0 l "Ho Nicklaus. A .", 2 0 1 0 .57 Rowan, J 4 2 0 O 2 .50 Haynes, B 5 1 2 0 2 .20 Kennedy, N 4 1 1 0 2 .25 LaoklnsR, A i 1 0 0 O 100 Continued on seventh page. j J - ,. , J. a j , NEW YORK TRACKS SPRING RA CING Continued from secend page. Rider. M ts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Mal.onev, W 0 1 2 3 0 .17 Hcider, E. G ... 3 Fizer, W. II 1 Powers, V 5 1 0 1 3 .20 House, W. S 3 Wagnon, J. G 1 Smoot, C 7 1 1 1 4 .14 Kraft, F 3 Walking. B. E 1 Koch, S 1 1 0 0 0 100 Mayberry, J. P 3 Allen, G. R 1 Tucker, J 1 1 0 0 0 100 Notter, J 3 Both, W. J 1 White, H 1 1 0 0 0 100 Taral, F 3 Rurke, K. A.... 1 Bray, F. M 2 Casey, C. J 1 S C. Ilildreth, the astute mentor, and trainer of Z congdon "li 1 the Bancocas Stable, by saddling forty-three win- Marshall r iCohue L F T 7 1 ners on the New York tracks up to July S, has McDaniel D It Srds V I long lead over his nearest competitor, trainer J. v T iWrfV 1 Fitzsimmons, who saddled nineteen. S. A. Clopton jtie..," " Vf ",car J- ls"" is third on the list with seventeen and T. J. 1 i1 ! Healey nest with eleven. Those trainers who sad- T, T Jed one or more winners are: " " Klttfj. Tn, vers. w! ii ! !!!!! 2 1 Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Applegate. C. A 2 Hoag, II. W 1 Ilildreth, S. C 43 Patterson, K 4 Rush, S. J l Johnston, J 1 Fitzsimmons, J 19 Murphy, M. J 4 Crawford. E. J 2 Karrick, K. K 1 Clopton, S. A 17 Brady, M 4 Feus tel. L 2 Kennedv, H. J 1 Healey, T. J 11 Lewis, J. H 4 Garth. L. W 2 Kerrigan, T 1 Booth, W 9 Lttlefield. B. T 4 Kermath, J. T 2 King. II 1 Hirsch, M 9 McCormack, J 4 Midglev, W. It 2 Koch. S 1 Gordon, A, B 7 Blakcly, A. G 3 Moran, T 2 Maddux, M. M 1 Joyner, A. J " Carroll, J. 3 Sallee, W. B ti Mayberry, G 1 Goldsborough, A. J... Coburn, G. W 3 Snyder, C. L McDaniel, W. 1 Owens, .1 0 Evans, J 3 Walker, W. S 2 McDonald, J. S I Byer, N. L 5 Gunther, A 3 ONeill, D. 2 OByrne. J I Healy, J. S 5 Harmon, T. J 3 Burcb, P. Mi 1 Olive, 51. 1 Harlan, S. P 3 Nash, J. E 3 Carroll, C. W 1 Padelford. E. V 1 Itowe, James 5 Odom. G. M 3 Hall, G. E 1 Riddle, II. C 1 Strnte, G. II 5 Taylor. F. M 3 5IcKeever. B 1 Bowe, James, Jr 1 Burlow, F. 4 Welsh, T 3 Speirs, W. J 1 Vitltoe. D 1 Garth. Win 4 Byer, J. 3 Wallace. W. 51 1 Webber, T. O 1 5IcNanghton, S 4 Garth, Woods 3 Weir, F. D 1 Half-Yearly Summaries of Aeiv York Raeins-. . " S W S3 33 g S3 S3 S3 S3 d 1 -5 o Cs- S3- SS- usr Or Or" oS. h S 33 2s E5 3 ; ; A q5" fs ci s--":c--""-ns3 Track and 5reeting. Date. : : .7 n 2 n -n -n En Am A 2. : : : . 5 a a : : : ? i S : : i - . ; ? . . . n Jamaica May 0 to May 20 18 10S 100 203 00,040 44 37 27 19 11 .41 Belmont Park May 27 to June 10 ... IS 108 IIS 200 227,011 42. 30 30 20 32 .39 Aqueduct June 17 to July S 19 114 120 229 2G2.5S0 50 20 38 23 7 .44 United Hunts Club May 21 1 5 11 13 2.S00 2 3 0 2 0 .40 Totals and Grand Percentage 50 335 1921.shS9,03L 138 90 101 04 30 .41 Daily Average Distribution 2,30t.l2 Xew or Kaiialeil Track Records. Track. Distance. Horse. A. Wt. Date. Time. Jamaica 3-1 mile Thunderclap 5 120 May 21 1:11?3 Jamaica 1 m. 70 yds. Eternal 5 110 May 24 1:42 Jamaica 1 1-10 miles Mad Hatter 5 124 Mav 7 1:45 Jamaica 1 1-10 miles Knobble 3 114 5Iay 24 1:45 Jamaica 1 1-S miles Exterminator 0 130 May 21 1:50 Belmont Park 1 mile Audacious 5 IIS June 1... 1:35 Belmont Park 1 1-10 miles Captain Alcock 4 100 June 3 1:43V-, Belmont Park 1 1-S miles Coaler 5 941 Juno 10 ....1:49 Aqueduct 0 1-2 flirlcngs Smoke Screen 3 109 June 23 1:171-, Aqueduct 7-S 7nlle Audacious 5 120 July 4 1:2.1 Aqueduct 1 mile John P. Grier 4 127 Juno 25 1:30 Aqueduct I 1-10 miles Mad Hatter 5 132 July ,7 1:13 Aqueduct 1 1-8 miles Grey Lig 3 123 July 7 1:19 Equaled. 3Iilcs in l::tS or Better. Horse. . Ago. Wt. Track. Date. Time. Mad Hatter. 5 127 Belmont Park May 27 1:37 Stromboli 10 123 Belmont Park 5ray 31 1:37 Audacious 5 11S Belmont Park lune 1 1:35;5 Playfellow 3 100 Belmont Park June 1 1:37 Leonardo II 3 118 Belmont Park June 2 1:37 Ten Buttons 3 100 Belmont Park June 4 1:37 Bcllsolar 5 105 Belmont Park June !....- 1:37 Fantocho 3 110 Belmont Park June 7... 1:38 Thimble 3 111 Belmont Park June 7 1:37 Jock Scot 7 117 Belmont Park I,!neL-.8- : t:3s Thunderstorm I... 5 122 Belmont Park . . . lime 9Y. 1:37 Scotland Yet 3 109 Belmont Park June 9 1:38 5Iuskallcnge 3 122 Belmont Park June 10 1:38 Elected II 5 111 Belmont Park June 13 1:37 Balco 4 111 Belmont Park .....Tunc 13 1:38 Upset 4 121 Belmont Park June 10 1:30 Fair Gain 4 102 Aqueduct .Tune 22.. 1:37 Captain Alcock 4 122 Aqueduct lune 2.1... 1:37 Regal Lodge 0 120 Aqueduct June 24 1:38 John P. Grier 4 127 Aqueduct June 25 1:30 Balco 4 110 iVquednct June 27 1:38 Knobbie 3 124 iVquednct July 4 1:37 Quecreek 3 112 Aqueduct July 0 .1:37 Sedgefield 3 102 Aqueduct ..July S 1:37
