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I c s f,l of tl the ,-. for j- . J t tl rt: ,. ■ C b by ■ p GREATEST Of HA VAN A MEETINGS OVER 00,000 DISTRIBUTED IN STAKES AND PURSES 1 DURING 107 DAYS OF RACING— MOSE G0LD3LATT TEE LARGEST WINNER — BILLY BARTON HEADS THE HORSES— PENMAN AND PRIBLE TIE FOR RIDING HONORS The 1921-1922 winter meeting of the Tuba-American Jockey and Auto Club, which he-pnn at Oriental Park November 24. 1921. ami came to an end Marcb 26. 1922. embraced 107 1 days of racing, during which time H70 races were decided and :5.:!85 was distributed in ■ stakes and purses. The daily average distribution amounted to .ti:.9. While the total distribution falls short of that of the 192d-!921 meeting, the monetary decrease is the result ~t three days loss racing than last year. Had the recent meeting continued for 110 days, same as the preceding one. the grand total distribution for 1921-1922 would have exceeded that of last year by several thousands. It is interesting to glance over the figures the entire eight meetings held in the Cuban metropolis. From a modest beginning in 1914-1915. when slightly over 00,000 was offered to nearly three-quarters of a million for r tin- eighth season, is the history of the rapid growth and prosperity of winter racing on n the Pearl of the Antilles. Here are the figures: Years. Racing Days. Paces Run. Amt. Won. 1921-1922 107 b70 $ MMff 1920-1921 110 69S 616,005 1919-1920 110 ti:i7 4S2.27S 1918-1919 loo CSC ::i9.oi;, 1917-1918 IBS Ml 285,060 1916-1917 85 52:! 215,885 1915-1916 82 462 1SS.600 1914-1915 52 277 108.500 Totals 8 751 4.596 ,848,728 The recent meeting was the most successful of the entire eight. All previous attendance ■ records were shattered, the crowds on Saturdays. Sundays and holidays generally y taxing even the commodious accommodations of beautiful Oriental Park. The racing S itself was more interesting, due to the participation of a better grade of horses than were e available in former years. Twenty rich stake races, headed by the popular and valuable [e Cuban Derby, gave tone and quality to the sport. Several of these features were endowed tj . the Cuban government for the purpose of encouraging and improving the breeding of horses on the island. That it has had a good effect is already seen in the continually increasing - number of new breeding farms in Cuba. So pleased were the officials of the Cubav-Atnerican - Jockey and Auto Club over the success of the meeting that they are already y planning planning greater greater things tilings for tor next next winter. winter. | J ■ i J • J « J f " * ,; C s I ] : ■ 1 i I A I I I I | , , t | j , j ] . j , ] , , ] ] ] ] I | • 1 planning planning greater greater things tilings for tor next next winter. winter. Mose Oeaahtatt has found Cuba a fertile field far 1 arbiter epecatieaa. Dartag the i9L0-1921 meetinj: . the tioidbiatt talari aiade their fiist appeal aac r ai Oriental I*ark. This initial invasion proved eaite ■ profitable, so much so thai at the end of the meeting the QaMMatl stable headed the list of the win ■lag owners. The same bapp j conclusion has a: ain 1 been reached. The powerful aggregation of 5old-blatt racers swept ererjrthiag before them. In all I hey won thirty-two races, finished second in twenty three and third in I areata -tare and rail had off r 7,490 in prize money. The Coldapple Stable. which lust v.eek sold nearly all of its horses to 1 Thaaaaa ataaahaa, is aaeaad on the list, principally v due lo the successes of Kill v Iarton The Cuban- j oa 1 esijibpshmcni. the C. and 1. Stable, is third. with H. R Swan. It. I.. Baker. T. Mom.han. B. K. i Major. .1. O. and ;. H. Keene. V. Steinhart and W. Knidelkamp following in the order aaaaed and II , , aaefe with winnings in excess ,,f 110.600. The fol tee/iag are the WWII who won $." "i or more each: Owner. 1st. 3d. M. Amt I flaldblatt. II ::-• s.i _-j .S47.490 * ; lioldapple Stable 12 9 T lid. 02.". I j j and 1. Stable 16 12 11 24.740 g j I Swan. II. B 4 I 11 I8.420 „ Baker, It. i 91 14 -_o i7.tn o ,, I I Maaabaa. T 2 o l m.«4:. , Maior. H. 1 23 IS 17 M.123 - i Ive.ne. .1. O and ;. II 14 Ifl II 13,070 g Sleinhat", F I :. 1 12..V.0 Knebelkamp, W. f 1" 7 15 11.583 ,-, ! tioss. r. a s ■ - s.-.ro "n Itosedale Stable 10 IS 18 S.27.". fj Daly. M. V i 7 2 8.303 ;- Urahaaa, P. I • • 4 7.r,4:. j- Williams Bros 12 I I 7. "00 if Hall. W II 10 9 S 7.32.". .- Baxter. S. T 11 8 :. 7.300 Jd McNeill. S 11 "i ■ «i.S-"0 ,u ..dan. N 2 0 1 S.303 Dovle. T « U U ti 400 Ht Hoffl.r. T 9 2 I *. :!"..". .-, Kice. B B S 11 10 C.OOO loster. O. I ■ I H " .«"0 10 M h daw, S 7 9 1 5,275 IS Griffith, B. C « S 2 :..200 U.wc .1 « "I 11 4. .".7.". De Batraaepee. -i « 12 1 4.r.:,o Whitn.v. H. I " « 2 d.SSS 55 Coons. II 7 :. I 4. r.00 10 l,,ii.s It. A • 4 4 4.4--.U Delbarrio. ¥ • 7 9 1.450 M.ick. B • 7 9 4.4.-.0 .0 Krisbie, K. C 6 8 "• 4.400 ID Reara, 1. A 7 2 I 4.22". .- Hinphy. I» 7 1 4 4.2UO W.ir f. n 1 5 4 4.0O0 m Mar. viand Stable « 4 R 4.000 jq Bhrere, I. ■ ■" s s *.»50 ,,, Botts. tt. b « S :i MM m langle J. W 4 9 7 ,0S3 .- II I affeltV. .1 -1 5 I 11 3.900 Ml Egypt Stable .". 7 9 H.900 * Kl Morro Stable 2 « :i t.OOO 10 Marianao BtaMe 6 4 : g.850 10 Davis. H. B ■ ? 9 3.700 10 Suggs. M. I 0 4 1 3.67.-. r.". Indiana Stable 4 9 II 1.030 ,0 .Laics, Mont fort " B 4 3..V.0 ",0 Doyle, r. R ." 4 6 3.4.".l B. II. M. D :. 4 1; 1,450 VI Sterreit. K. I I 4 2 S.2M Curb Stable ."» 3 2 S.150 -,d Benton St;,ble I 2 ". 3.100 LM Ah- .and. r. 1 4 4 .". 3.o".0 10 Tyi I. 1 4 4 2 3,000 10 Kelly. .1 4 7 1 2.950 -,11 Baxter, B. I 4 I 4 2.000 10 Thompson. M. K 4 3 7 2.S50 It A.osta. M 4 4 4 2.800 in Derosset. 0 4 4 2 2,700 IN McCaffrey, W. F 4 2 2 2.700 Ml Holmes, »; 4 2 ti 2.700 110 Iaul. F. C 3 4 3 IBM M Al len, C . K 4 2 4 2,tl00 M 1 . ■ 1 I r 1 v j i II , , I * ; j I j g „ j I ,, I I , - g i ,-, ! "n fj ;- j- if .- Jd ,u 400 Ht .-, 10 IS 55 r.00 10 .0 ID .- m jq ,,, m .- Ml * 10 10 10 r.". ,0 ",0 VI -,d LM 10 10 -,11 10 It in IN Ml 110 M M Hois... 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. t. liiiiuel. A. W 3 7 4 ..- :.0 ,0 M Iherson. J 4 1 3 2.4.-.0 10 Sl.tldon, B. -1 4 1 2 2.400 10 Brooklyn Stable 3 4 2.350 -,0 bUaea, Q. c 3 « 2 2,3T o r,o Heatdereaa, A. 0 3 6 1 2.300 M theek. T 3 ti 0 2.250 SO Daly, W. C 3 5 2 2. 250 SO Meter*. A. J 3 4 4 2.250 SO Wesimoreland. W. C 3 4 3 2.200 Uorley. A. I 4 0 0 2.210 Im Crawford, W. A 3 4 3 2,2*0 hi Miieller, T. K 3 4 2 2.150 r.O Sua fez. D. M 3 t 2 2.150 S FltagetaM, B. L 3 2 4 2,060 Mnlreaaa, E. V 3 2 3 2.000 "9 Havana Stable 1 « t 1.925 25 Duikin. .1. A 3 1 3 1.900 00 Alley. .1. F. 3 1 3 1.0*0 P* Seifert , M 2 ti 3 1 ..Nf.O •0 Harris. S. U I 0 0 1,850 50 Gilroy, c. 11 2 4 2 l.soo a* Rector. F 3 1 1 l.StHI b*1 Saituderson. 1 3 1 l» 1.750 ■B Dugan. W. .1 2 1 4 1.725 25 Stralendorfr. R 3 O 1 1.70O Co Obi wtaldga. K. 1 2 i I LOGO "0 U.arns. F. J 2 4 3 1,080 CO F.-tris. R. J :4 0 O l.il.O --• ,,Coakley, U. V 2 1 2 l.tiOO 00 Hear/, .1. n 2 3 3 1 ..v.o 80 1 .Lilian. V. ; I 4 1 1.5.-.0 -.0 i Ashland Stable 2 I 1 1,530 SO Putnam. P. L 2 4 1 1 .550 i50 j M iddlelon. 2 2 5 1.550 150 Waite. J. I» 2 3 2 1,501 i*d 1 V iau. M. 0 2 2 4 1 .500 .00 i Kenlineie Fa 1 in Stable 2 3 2 1..".00 •00 j Wa ra ick. t; 2 3 1 1 .450 150 QlPaal, R. J 2 3 1 1.4..0 150 I Waddle Bros 2 s L, , 4-0 ISO 1 OMeara Bros 1 r, 5 1,450 150 oHart. F 2 2 3 1.050 150 laul. H. M 2 1 4 1.425 125 ! Fmbrey. B J 2 2 2 1.4H 100 M|Tiov.ito. T 2 1 4 1.400 100 ■..Robertson. A. C 2 3 0 1.400 UK ,0!Ross. C. W 2 2 1 1.350 ISO J Richardson. ] T 2 1 2 1.3..0 r.O ! Kpragae, N 2 2 1 1 ,150 ISO iOlHarrah, c. J 2 1 4 l.35o S..O .itiCotlon. H. A 2 I 3 1.3.-.0 l.-.O list. I.. K 1 ti 3 1.300 !00 j McDonald. B. J 1 5 5 1.300 tfu KM ; Sullivan. B. J 2 2 0 1300 J „!Ni. -hans. A. C 2 2 0 1.300 Miller, R 2 1 1 1.250 :.".o j Kindle. .1 1 4 «i 1.250 -50 , Hendrick. .1 2 1 1 1.250 SO I Bartoluiiieo. .1. D 2 0 1 1.250 30 Drake. W. 1 2 0 2 1.200 -00 Harlem Stable 2 1 tl 1.200 Smith, i 1 4 ."i 1.200 -"0 Mclhersoii, J. A 2 I • 1.2MI JiKI j Myall. C K 2 1 o 1.2INI .OO j Suggs and Silvers 2 0 1 1.200 .00 ; Brighouse Stable 2 o 1 1.1.10 150 Wade. .1. L 2 0 1 1,150 150 Iaul. J. la 2 O 1 1.150 150 •.O.Wiggins. J. s 1 4 3 1.100 100 Bit. hie. J. M 2 0 0 1.100 [00 ioHaaaa, p 2 0 o 1.100 100 0 roves. R 2 0 » 1.100 UK Bieslin. T .1 1 1 I 1.100 100 Oarvallo Bros 1 : J 975 H3 M.ives. .1. C 1 2 4 950 •50 Loop.r. K. 1 1 2 I 90o too Letaajraaa*, [■ 1 2 I 9M MM Plunkett. J. W 1 2 3 900 »m 00 S evens. F. J 1 1 4 850 toss. W B 1 2 2 SoO gj Brickyard Stable 1 3 0 SoO Nibbs. 8 1 1 3 SOO oo — — — Coulinutd ou third pbjt. GREATEST HAVANA MEETING , s Continued from page one. _____ _ I Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Auit. I —MM, .1 1 3 1 1 KVereet, 1 l l I soo -i Corujo. .1 1 3 l soo J Dinnenberg. M 1 _ 0 750 1 Dolz. B 1 1 2 750 1 IlltH. T o r. 4 7" 0 1 Mitchell, A o ." B T..it I Price. G I 1 •_ TOO J Outer. K.I 1 1 1 700 I I.oiisciiotcn. g i o l 850 IWNM, f 1 I 2 ..".fl 1 Burnsido S 1 o •_■ 860 I Daly. K. L 1 O _ 080 I Dalj . M. -I I 8 3 050 I Franklin. C 1 1 o 050 1 Htmigan. J. K 1 1 0 830 I Kennedy. W C 0 3 7 050 I Lciiiihiin. C. 1 1 O 2 050 1 Leydeck. r. C 1 1 O 050 1 Smilli. |». J 1 o 3 t;.-.o Rodriguez. J 1 1 0 •: J* Fib her. V 1 O 1 000 4 BtMfate, . S 1 o 1 000 i MacPbeison. V. K 1 o l i»W 1 Moody. . K 1 0 1 000 I Grand. C 1 o 1 OttO I Del Hierro. A. M 1 0 1 S00 Daly. W. .1 I o o 550 J Donahay. J. L I 0 o 550 Kelly. F 1 o O BM I Smith. C. It 0 4 B 530 1 Tempest, A 1 O O 530 1 Patterson. .1 II. 1 O O 550 I Wan__— i, B. A 1 o o BM C l Hilly Barton apparently thrives in the tropica] s Cuban lim.Hi-. He was the star of the li»_0-l!*_l j m ceting and the largest money winner. He did , nothing after reluming to this eountry. Back again j iu his fax urile stamping ground during the last , Whiter Billy Barton found his racing legs and once ngain be emerges triuin|ihant as the largest win- *, ner of the recent nieeliug. Be accounted for four . races, including three stake events, the Aineriean ■ Clab, — iyaa and Grand National Handicaps. His c total winnings amounted to 7,740. The former • Whitioy racer Dr. Clark, now owned by Mose Gold- Matt, showed his high quality by a slashing per- . formaiec in the Grand Prize Cuba Handieali. i ■worth SILVIO to the winner. He is second on the , list of _uaey winning horses. Rebuke, by virtue of his unexpected victory in the Cuban Derby, is j ]o c by in third place, Don Pepo. Frank S., Aiken, j Frank W.. ;i:vnor. General J. M. Gome/.. Eleanor • S . Sea Irinee and General Menoeal are also other ■ good winners. In ] ojnt of the number of raees won j BeBe of Elizahcthtown surpasses them all with seven to her record. Guvnor. Old Sinner anil Money also showing up well in this respect, each with six | victories. Xhe horses which won .$."."0 or more each fc follow: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. 1 Billy I.aiton I 0 0 7,710 I Dr. Clark 2 1 1 10.sk.-, I Rebuke 3 1 0 10,54". 1 Don Pope 1 1 I 11.17.". Franks 3 1 0 «» soo j Aiken 3 3 2 7. SOO Frank V 4 2 J 7.130 Guvnor B 4 _ o.mki i Geaeral I M. Geo— a 3 o 1 6,500 1 1-: lea nor S 3 7 1 til "J". Sea Prince 3 1 4 0.143 • Ueaeral Menoeal 2 3 0 6,0.70 The Bay 4 4 3 5,886 Cromwell 3 3 2 ."..11." I Itelle of Elizahcthtown 7 1 1 5,025 I Riverside 2 2 2 4.J70 ! Cydonia I 1 - 4. KM ] OH Sinner 0 •" o :;.soo Toniahoi ." 8 3 3.700 I DlewellMi 4 1 1 3. »;." • I Tony Beaa S o 0 3. •"" : Monev « 1 1 3.4.-.0 : Jacaheaa B 4 I B.9H I .lodge lryor 4 I 1 3.7." . lleliability ." 4 2 S— 30 Cherry Tree 3 4 1 3.17" 1 True live; 3 1 t» 3,050 I B—Ck ISabv 5 1 4 MM Cuba Bacaata 3 3 l 3.000 Hainan ." 1 1 3.000 Coster Bmbry 4 4 4 _.! r.O Col Chile 4 4 I 2.! ..0 Hazel VY ." 1 1 2.000 I Manicure 8 1 0 _.K.- 0 Mori-o Castle - 3 1 2.8M Dadv Astor 2 1 1 2JKS .lli.lge BadroW 4 3 3 2XXI H ;arrison 4 4 4 3.8M : t;ol«Ien Chance 4 3 0 3,Mf Comodio dAmour 1 1 1 2.770 Melvin 4 4 0 2.7" 0 liorena Manellia 4 1 O 2.700 Knd Man 4 2 o 2.ti7." Currency o 4 j 3,#M La ai One 3 4 2 2t;." 0 Ioilu 4 4 1 2 ,050 Approval 4 2 2 2.000 Dust re 4 3 2 2.000 ; American K.igle 4 2 3 2. ■" ." I.rynlimah 4 1 ."1 2..V.0 Fictile 3 0 4 2,450 Mai k Carner 4 1 2 2.4"i0 The Iirate 3 2 :: 3.4M The i:..n call :t 4 2 2.1.-0 Hilly Hoots 3 0 3 2.400 himera 4 1 2 2. 100 ■ Sprin « Vale 4 3 0 2.400 ,old. ii Flint I 1 « 2.3M .lohniiv OCeaaeU I * B 2.300 B icala 4 0 2 2.300 11:11.111 3 Ii 1 J.3tK Oarlock 3 2 1 2.2."rf Rockport 3 4 2 2.250 Discussion 3 .". 2 2,250 Uamkin 3 3 2 2.250 Molinero 3 4 4 2.2" 0 Lackawanna 3 o 1 2.22.". Qtaeaada 2 i 2 2.22" Ararat 2 2 4 2 -20 Havana Electric 1 2 1 2.L00 Mildreil 3 3 .". 2.2WI Mary Jaae Baker 3 3 S 2.200 Areata 3 4 2 2,151 Stonewall 3 2 ."i 2.100 Sunrose 3 4 1 2.100 Meliora 3 2 1 2.07" Maya-iUe 3 3 2 2,or.O Blazeaway 3 3 2 2.050 War .Map 3 2 :. 2.000 Dan 3 ■. 1 2.000 thistle Holteis 3 3 1 2,000 1 Marion Ilollins 3 3 1 2.000 _ arcrlla Hoy 3 l 4 l,tM Sugannint 3 1 4 l.O.rf i Hlondel 3 3 tt 1.050 i Dolly C 2 ". 7 1 ,tM i Filimo 3 0 2 1.05S i loin t. cM.se 3 i :; I.0M I Koran 3 0 ■". 1 .000 I I i i I ..usul 3 2 1 1.000 » Bian.a 2 ti 4 1.000 I Shoot Away 3 2 o 1 BM I Huddle. :j 1 i- 1.050 I _se Fnfield 3 2 o 1.8M I Molh Full 3 2 o 1 s.-.u I Oeoige W 2 0 :; 1.8M I osconon 3 2 0 1 MB i Balfour 3 1 1 1 sun l Wise Man 3 1 1 I, MB I»veline-s :t u o 1,730 I Stanley 3 1 0 1,730 » Walter Turabew 3 o 2 1.7.VI I Att.i Boy ii i i 2 1.7M » Forge Ahead 3 0 2 1 .750 t Leghorn 2 1 1 1.72,". i Bunny Hill 3 0 o I.7M i Fitisburg 3 o 1 1 TIKI i Midian 2 I 4 1 TOO l Major Koiiio 2 0 0 1.700 Ualloa-Berry 2 3 .". 1.050 1 Dixcrsitv 2 4 3 FtijO • ChiiKoteague 3 0 0 1.050 » Cabin Creek 3 o o 1.030 i win or tjuit *_■ i i t;:.o ollie Falmer 3 o o 1.0M 1 A.ya list 2 4 3 1 .«:,0 Ueiioa 1 3 l 1 ,083 Bengalese 2 4 2 1.000 Felix M 2 4 2 I.0M I Meadoworth 1 B t 1 .".r.O I pjgtiara 2 I 1 1 :..".o I linen 1 2 4 1 1 ,BM i Fraseuelo 1 2 3 :; l.BM I Dolpll /. 2 3 3 l.BM • Mai y Ei It j » 1 1.5W , s I I 1 -i J 1 1 1 I J I 1 I I I 1 I I 1 1 J* 4 i 1 I I J I 1 1 I C l s j , j , *, . ■ c • . i , j j • ■ j | fc 1 I I 1 j i 1 • I I ! ] I I : : I . 1 I I : ; ■ 1 i i i i I I » I I I I I I i l I » I » t i i i l 1 • » i I I I i I • Horse. lsl. 2d. 3d. Amt. Feasant 2 3 2 ,300 Sun Cirl 2 3 2 1.M0 1 Dead Hope 2 3 2 1.3M Hermont 2 3 0 1 ." 00 r Bacchanalian 2 4 0 1.500 i I«da Urre 1 4 1 1.475 •lohn .1. Casey 2 2 3 1 .450 y The Englishman 2 3 1 1.450 j Ta raacaa 2 2 3 i .450 ri Baywood 2 2 3 1.450 -| Who an Tell 2 2 3 1.450 J Whippoorwill 2 3 1 1.450 i Timothy .1. Horan 2 3 1 1.450 Huntress 2 2 3 1.450 I C.limito 2 3 1 1.150 ] Bocair 2 2 3 1.450 n Hearer 2 2 2 l.ton Osgood 2 2 3 1.100 C MNeri.orde 2 1 4 1.400 I Twenty Seven 2 -J. 2 1.400 I Buckingham 2 0 3 1.4H 1 Munib. .lumlio 2 1 3 1,375 L Handel 2 2 I 1.350 law;: sent ha 2 2 1 1.350 Wedgwood 2 2 1 1.351 Athixarven 2 2 1 1.350 h Alf Vezina 2 2 I 1.350 I It Article X 2 1 3 1.350 ,, Hill Hunlev 1 5 o 1.300 is Pe«ry Hives -2 3 l l ..-51 rits-Baadle 2 1 1 1.350 " Ava H 2 2 O 1,300 • Waking Dream 2 2 o 1.300 1 Colonel Litt 2 1 1 1.275 Little Blaek Sheep 1 5 3 1.275 f Hutchison 2 O 3 1.250 or " Klyeast 2 1 1 1.250 Dr. Shafer 2 x j ,-.-,,, Chisca 2 1 1 1.250 l Butler 2 1 1 1.250 ! Carl Hoberts 2 1 1 1.250 * Smart Money 2 0 3 1.250 s Hibro.li 2 0 1 1.250 1 Moon Winks 2 1 1 1.250 ] Little kink 2 1 0 1.200 h Ella* 0 2 0 2 1.200 s Audrey A I 4 5 1 .200 Willie Woods 2 0 2 1.200 J Two Lyes 2 1 0 1 .200 s Trooper 2 0 O 1.200 r Sibola 2 1 0 1.200 J Hiposta 2 1 0 1.200 * Orrfs 2 1 0 1.200 r Not folk Belle 2 0 2 1.200 Matinee Idol 1 1 2 1.200 S Marauder 2 1 0 1.200 Machine .tinner 2 0 2 1.200 • LulMeine 2 0 2 1.200 Flutality 2 1 0 1,200 Zolulaad 2 0 1 1,173 l Hullo 2 I 1 1.150 HaraM K 2 o l 1.1M George James 2 o 1 1,150 J Lady Hester 2 0 1 1,150 ■ Ialladtuin 2 0 1 1.150 ! Swifteriiket 2 0 I 1.150 Triompliaiit 2 O I 1.150 -s Waterford 2 0 I 1.150 Fickle Fancy 2 O O 1.I0O Fiiica at— 1 5 1 1.100 J I/uiis A 0 4 3 1.100 ] Mess Kit 3 t 1.100 J Tatting 2 0 0 1.100 w. ;. MeCUatack l 4 3 l.ioo Wieckless 1 4 8 1.100 - Bahy Faust i :; r. l.ioo ■ Byrne _ o o l.ioo J Candle Light 2 0 O 1.100 .inny Iidy 2 0 0 1.100 J Crnmpsall o 0 q j 10 1 Cortez 2 O 0 1, 100 J oiistantinc 2 0 I 1.100 Mayor House 1 2 2 1.050 • Mid Nell 1 3 4 1.050 ; l.iown Shasta 0 3 2 1.U50 • Bole l 3 4 1.0..0 ; Gratlaa 1 3 3 l.ooo Count Boris 1 3 3 1.000 Seths Lemon 1 4 1 l.QflO McAdoo 1 3 3 1.000 Lyric 1 2 5 1.000 •lill 1 4 1 1.000 BatBKa 1 0 2 975 ! Pel ra rch 1 4 O 075 Golden Bed 1 2 4 050 Harry Glover 1 4 o 050 Harry M. Stevens 1 o 4 n,-,, Fireworth I 3 2 050 Drapery 1 2 4 000 I Mike I 3 3 050 Sta rkader I 2 4 BM The Leopard 1 1 :s .25 icrplexi t» 1 3 1 000 Mis Muffins 1 0 o Ml The Kiuiuirer 1 2 2 BM I Sir Jack 1 3 0 S50 Yellow Blossom 1 2 2 S50 Cleat Hawk I 3 2 S50 Inquiry 1 0 3 ,s:,o Bed 1 3 I S50 I. C. Stone 1 3 1 soo Conwithim 1 2 1 S00 Foul Weather 1 2 1 SOO Acclamation 1 2 1 SOO Thistlel.loom 1 1 3 SOO Silex II 1 1 3 S00 Medusa 1 1 3 soO King B. 1 1 3 S00 King Worth 113 Slid Kentm ere 1 2 1 SOO legal— 1 F 1 2 o 750 Ma ry I 1 2 0 750 POkey B 1 2 0 750 Qaa Uer 1 1 o — £ K.i reasea 1 1 J 750 Key Funis 1 3 0 750 Tohalea March 1 1 " 7M La l.alafre 1 2 0 750 American Legion 1 1 •_ 7" 0 Au Hevoir 1 2 O 750 Carrie Baker I 1 l 7." o Cork I 1 3 750 . 0. unity 1 2 O 750 Forbid 1 1 -j. 75o Ha 1 rack 1 1 2 750 Fair Lassie 1 1 1 700 i Douglas Fairbanks 1 1 1 700 Dixie Girl 1 o 3 700 i Bulger 1 1 1 TOO l Bounce 1 1 1 700 i Accelerate 1 O O 700 i W inall 1 o 3 700 i Shipmate 1 1 1 7oo l Second Cousin 1 1 1 7H i MN- Hilarity 1 1 1 700 t Lullaby 1 o 3 700 i Light Fantastic 1 0 3 TOO i •lames 1 1 1 700 I Pun. Mia I 1 1 1 7MI l M.i in lrank 1 0 2 IIT5 , I.!. Win. I. Murray I 1 o 050 l Miss Be— ah l o l 0M i Mooreaque I 1 B 050 I X ig 1 1 o 150 I Hame:ni 1 1 I fir,0 t Higodon t 0 2 030 t Service Flag 1 B 2 050 S-villian 1 0 2 050 I SI a rkey 1 o •_ 050 Suez 1 O 2 050 Wayward Iuly 1 1 O i;5 Wliis|.eiing 1 1 I 050 I Winds of Chance 1 O 2 BM Aliivan I 1 O 050 Bibbtef 1 o 2 050 Bierman 1 O o 550 l Bitter Biting 1 0 3 5o t Black Thong t O o 050 Buford 1 1 o BM Cato tin 1 0 J 050 i Piscord 1 i» 3 Bff I Fair Orient 1 0 3 150 Hii-h 1 O 2 0M i I. Alfred lark 1 1 it BM Hottai Real 1 1 n BM I lotion Blossom 1 o 1 VS i.nailsiiian 1 it 1 000 I Col Fat 1 ti l mm i Automatic Bed 1 0 1 Will Awning 1 it 1 i.ihi A— ericga Soldier 1 o 1 ooo I The Belgian II 1 0 1 000 Barege! 1 0 1 B0j t Not Vet 1 0 1 000 Parol 1 o 1 0H Norma J 1 0 1 OOO Navajo O 4 I 500 l Mis. Cruudy 1 0 1 000 [_dy Betty 1 O 1 BM I Kildare Boy I o o ::, Lank 1 O O 550 I llaricaaa l o o BM » Muii Lowell j o o ooo j I 1 r i y j ri -| J i I ] n C I I 1 L h I It ,, is " • 1 f or " l ! * s 1 ] h s J s r J * r S • l J ■ ! -s J ] J - ■ J J 1 J • ; • ; ! I I . i i l i i i l i t i i I l , l i I I t t I I l t i I i I I i I t l I I » j I Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Miss Fiauland 1 I 0 50 * Miss Hop? 1 0 0 550 Mugivan I 0 0 550 Polar Cub 1 0 o 550 C Pullux 1 0 o 550 Hoseate 1 0 0 550 Sea Pirate 1 0 o "...0 Tender Seth 0 3 2 550 The Manageress 1 O 0 550 Toss Fp 1 I O 550 Trua at 1 O 0 550 Ultimata o l i BM l! Veneuo 1 0 B BM r Babe Alice 1 0 o 550 Big XQise 1 I O 550 in Boher- Na - Breelia 1 O O BM r Clark M 1 O o 550 Col Tex 1 0 0 550 f] Doctor D 1 O o 550 . Don Manuel L 1 O 0 550 . Kddie Tranter 1 • 0 BM f Liszt 1 0 0 550 3 ■ L. Penman and I. Prible tied for the riding L honors, each with sixty -six winners to his credit. " - was a spirited battle, with B. Kennedy also jj playing an ini| ortant part in it. Penmans record y he th ? best of this trio, as he had fewer mounts and S| his percentage of winners is larger. Prible was the find of the meeting, as was Penman last year, tl P.. Scheffel. G. Fields. A. Pickens, W. K.lsay and B N. Swart also figured prominently and met with a fair measure of success. The jockeys who rode one ° of more winners follow: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. 1np. P.C. Prible. D 327 tit! 50 45 Dili .20 £• - Penman. L 278 06 51 30 125 .2-1 S Kennedv. B 312 00 45 52 155 .1! 2 Scheffel. B 2ji 42 41 37 110 .10 _ Fields, G 26l 37 30 35 |M .14 w Pickens. A 191 36 40 17 OS .19 N Kelsay. W 203 31 33 31 105 .15 Swart. N 226 20 39 24 134 .23 2 Chalmers, J 257 20 29 32 170 .10 Maibon. J 206 28 25 26 130 .12 g McLaughlin. A 161 23 23 30 S5 .14 i Hunt. F 167 22 22 24 9! .13 1 Hohiuson. C 139 22 14 IS 85 .10 J £ Bui us, T 207 18 31 37 121 .0! « 91 Pool. W 89 17 5 14 53 .19 Walls. P «« 15 11 9 31 .23 Morrissev. W Ill 14 6 8 S3 .13 :l Wilson, F 57 12 7 1 37 JZ X !■ Heupel, J 86 11 13 S 51 .13 J Dominick. J 80 8 13 12 47 .10 Boyle. S 00 7 10 11 29 .12 I Brydges. II 65 0 4 li 49 .09 Corey. G 63 6 6 5 40 .09 I Carner, M 38 6 4 8 20 .16 Moore. F 66 5 2 8 51 .08 J Hinphy, W 36 5 2 1 28 .14 Drover, J 30 5 10 2 13 .17 f Carroll. J 59 4 7 9 39 .07 Smith. J 114 4 7 13 90 .01 Yerrat, A 46 4 4 7 31 .09 Pevic. J 68 4 9 11 41 .06 U Hey. W 9 4 3 1 1 .41 Trvon. A 29 3 O 3 23 .10 Nolan. T. 29 3 3 4 19 .10 I Merimee, F 37 3 I 1 29 .OS Connors. J 52 3 7 B 30 .00 Atkinson. B 66 3 4 4 55 .05 fc Josiah. F. 51 2 7 6 36 M t Clements. H 62 2 O S 52 .03 k Stone. G 43 2 4 8 M .05 j Callahan. 11 17 1 I 2 14 .00 , F.llis. B 13 1 1 0 11 OS . Fletcher. 1 25 1 3 1 20 .01 Kindle. C 23 1 1 3 18 .01 in . MeBride. J 45 1 2 3 39 .02 , McCorkle. C 24 1 1 2 20 .05 , M yen, _ 16 l 3 l 11 .im; Simmons. T 34 1 2 2 29 .03 . Wakoff. H 27 1 1 2 23 .04 , The following are the jockeys who linished sec- ond or third with one or more of their mounts, but iid not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d Unp. i Smalhvood. B 63 11 8 44 j Graker, J 28 5 I 17 , Hiee. L 14 3 1 10 , Burger. N 16 2 1 13 ] Dawson. .1 8 2 2 4, MeAlaiiey. B 20 2 1 17 t OMahoney. C 5 1 1 3 ■ OBrien, J 5 1 1 3 Perdamo. J 10 1 ■ 9 Woods, L 5 1 O 4 Allen. J 9 1 1 7 Kederis, J 4 1 0 ft Collins. X 6 0 1 5 Doyle, H 18 o 1 17 * * Frost. C 17 0 1 16 McGraw, S 18 B 3 tt t Swart. 11 7 0 1 0| The following jockeys were unplaced with all » their mounts: I Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Fslan. B 1 Lunsford, II 3 MoOinnis, K 1 Penalver, J 3 Klein. A 1 Barrera, L 4 Howden, R 2 Kspenshade. B 5 Fry. G 2 McCioud. J 5 Lux. F 2 Brothers. T 7 Hernandez. F 3 Westerfield. J 7 M. GeMMatt tops the list of the trainers, of which tin- following saddled one or more winners: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. GeMMatt, M M Stralendorff. R 3 Finnegau, W. B. ...27 Westmoreland. W. C. 3 Thomas. A 26 Woods. H. 0 3 i Major, E. B 25 McCaffrey, w. P. ... :; Carter, W. A 18 Moody. X. K 3 ntagarahJ, K. L. ...17 Baikal". J. J 2 , Frisbie. F. C 17 Burks. J 2 Bray. F. M 14 Burliiigaine. C 2 Allen. H. B 12 Cotton. H. A 2 Daly. W. .1 12 Cuinniings, T 2 Keene. 0. H 12 Daly. W. C. Jr 2 AVilliams. P. J 12 Dennler. G 2 Baxter. S. T 11 Duffy. B. B 2 Davis. H. K 11 Durkin. J. A 2 McCafferty. J. J 11 Jones. S. B 2 McNeill. S 11 Kearns. F. J 2 Lowe, J 11 Kennedy, H. J 2 Bergman. C 10 Lee. R 2 Haggerty. J lo Leydeeker, p. L. ... 2 Hector. F 9 Miller, H 2 Coll. W 9 Myatt. C. K 2 Brown. W 8 Steal, C. H 2 Foster. 0. Ii s Xiehaus. A. C 2 Naylor. J. W S OMeara. B. P 2 Rice. H. B S Ranseh. J 3 Suggs. W. E 8 Richardson. P. T. .. l Worley. A. 1 8 Boss. C. W 2 Hin phy. P 7 Schwartz. W. H. ... 2 Miduletou. C 7 Shaw. D 2 Hammond, D 7 Sherman, O. P 2 Rites, R 7 Stites, J. J o Shine. J T Tanner. C. F 3 Sprague. C. H T Thompson. M. E. ... 2 Brewster. E 6 Waddle. J C 2 Hope. J 0 Warwick. G 2 Jones. K. A 6 Prh e. J 1 Wagnon. J. G 6 McOerruid. J 1 Weir. F. D 0 Alt. J. J 1 Acey. 1 5 BuniMde. S 1 Paul. J. L 5 CarraUo, J 1 Smith. C. B 5 Crist, 1 1 Stenett. E 5 Cross. W. B 1 Wilkins. H. G 5 Daly. J. A 1 Saunderson. E 5 Everest. J l McG_ ley, W 5 Grand. C 1 Daly. L. A 5 dhv, J. A 1 Doyle. 1 5 Diggins. J 1 Jaekeea, R. B .". Hawk, c i Allen. G. K 4 Hodge. T 1 Alexander. F 1 Kelly, F I Brant. C. F 1 Kindle. J l Carter. B. D 1 Lcnihin. J. I 1 Ilak. I". J i Laaper, B. 3 1 Kelly. J Mcl,na!d. B. J 1 Bhe. O 4 McDonald. M. J. ... 1 Sheldon, p.. j 4 Merritt, S i Drake W. L 4 Mole. C 1 Scuitto. W 3 Montour. D 1 Alley. J. E 3 Nibbs. .; i Chaek, T 3 Pileher. W 1 Dodd. W. J 3 Plunkett, J. W 1 Fan-is. R. J 3 Porterie. V Julian. P. G :: Raymond H. H. ... 1 I,o] ez. J 3 Stevens, F. J. ...... t McCann, J 3 Tempest, A. ........ 1 Mitchell. II 3 Wagg:tman. B. A. .. 1 Mulreiian. E. V 3 Walters, B 1 Padelfwd. E. V. . . . 3 i , The following are the stake races which were run during the meeting: Slake. Date. Winner. Value. Thanksgiving Handicap. November 24; General .1. M. Gomez ,950 Antilles Soiling Stakes, December 10: Guvnor. 2.200 Cuba Pie— ace Stakes. December IS; Don Pepe. 11.100 Christmas Handicap. December 25: General J. M. Comez 3.240 New Years Handicap. January 1: Cromwell.. 2.800 Caribbean Sidling Stakes, January S; Riverside 2.720 Atnericiin Club Handicap. January 15; Billy Barton 2.730 Mariauao Selling Stakes. January 22; Aiken., 2.400 Bayaa Handicap, January 29; Billy Barton.... 4,355 Morn. Castle Handicap, February 4; The Boy. 2,720 Havana Electric Light and Power Claiming Handicap. February 5; Sea Prince 2,820 Grand National Handicap. February 12: Billy Barton 9.880 Cuba Juvenile Stakes. February 18; True Flier 1,850 Cuba -American Handicap. February 19; Come- die dAmour 2,620 Independence Handicap. February 24: Frank W 4.630 Botary Club Handicap, February 26; Aiken.. 3,t20 Inion Club Handicap. March 5: Eleanor S. . . 3,070 Grand Prize Cuba Handicap. March 12; Dr. Clark 14,800 Cuba Proiue Stakes first part, March 19; Frank S 9.150 Cuban Derby. March 26; Rebuke 15.170 The percentage of winniug favorites was a bit below normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Number of days 107 umb"r of races 070 Winning first choices 260 Winn ing second choices 156 Winning outsiders 248 Winning at odds-on • 60 Defeated at odds-on 50 Percentage of favorites 40 The complete and revised list of the truck records is as follows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 1-3 Dr. Hall ...2 112 Jan. 24. 1919 :22 Azurita 2 111 Jan. 29, 1910 :22 3-8 11. Daughter.2 113 Jan. 21, 1916 :3V;;, 3 12 f True Flier.. 2 115 Feb. 11. 1922 :ll, 1-2 True Flier ..2 118 Feb. 18, 192_ :47", 5-8 F. Churchill. 3 100 Jan. 10, 1920 :59" 5 1-2 f J B. HarrelF. 102 Jan. 21. 1917 1:0JH4 Cuvnor 3 107 Dec. 1. 1921 l:03Vft Sirocco 4 112 March 2, 1919 1:03% Fltimo 3 98 Feb. 15. 10_! l:05vi 3-4 High Gear.. 6 102 Jan. S, 1920 1:11 Money 6 104 Jan. 11, 1920 1:11 Right Angle5 116 Jan. 25, 1020 1:11 j 7-8 Pierrot 5 106 Jan. 13, 1917 1:27 Weuonah ...4 106 Jan. 16. 191T 1:27 1 James 5 105 March 23. 1919 . . . 1 :38 v. Im20y Sen. James.. 8 103 Feb. 15. 1918 1:30 lm50y J. J. Murdk5 117 March 6, 191S 1:41 lm70y Golden GateS 102 Dec. 14. 1916 1:44*4. 1 1 Hi Zuliiland ...3 92 Feb 3, 1918 l:44V-i 11-8 Buford 6 105 Jan. Is, 1920 1:50% ■1310 Walnut Hallo 105 Jan. 1. 19L0 1:57*4 111 U,„., ,Us an .,. -„....,.Q3,:
