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, ; i I , I . 1 LEADING AMERICAN JOCKEYS The sensational apprentice rider, M. Fator, continues merrily on his victorious way and has accomplished what appeared like a hopeless task of overtaking .jockey C. Lang in the race for the premier riding honors of the year. Fator is now but four mounts behind Lang as a result of having ridden fifteen winners last week, while Lang only added two to his total. However, he was not the only one to figure prominently, last week, as E. Sande, witli ten victories at Empire City, and E. T. Moore with a like number at Akron, Ohio, added considerably to their total winning mounts. J. Owens was another that did well last week, with seven to his credit. The record of the thirty leaders now stands as follows : Jockev. 3Its. 1st. 2d. 3d. Flip. P.C.L.W. Lang, C 70S Lit 119 lr. 300 .20 2 Fator, M .00 1T.0 123 0 1 332 .21 l.. Wibon. T. 050 133 111 112 204 .20 0" Kennedy, H 032 121 107 00 314 .10 3 Huntamer, J. ...r.3i 112 SO Or, 233 .21 0 Sande. K. 3.-.0 112 74 r.S 101! .32 10 Karnes, C 131 101 7S 05 100 .23 r. Garner, M 457 OS 80 70 203 .21 2 Owens, .1 titiO 02 84 100 3S4 .14 7 Wayt, T 407 SS 74 St. 240 .IS 0 Fool, K 440 87 02 OS 232 .19 3 Pool, W 542 87 SI 80 204 .10 2 Williams, G 401! 84 73 07 182 .21 0 Penman, L 40S 82 07 49 210 .20 0 McAtee. L 309 77 05 52 175 .21 5 Fator, L 307 70 73 51 107 .21 0 hong. II 498 70 it! 50 300 .15 0 Wilson. A 531 73 9S 77 2S3 .14 0 Rne, T 513 71 70 87 270 .14 6 Thomas, II 003 70 81 02 300 .12 3 HoganowFki, AW. 050 OS 82 08 402 .10 0 Turner, C 207 07 50 33 111 .25 0 Petzoldt, K. ...3SS 07 54 50 211 .17 0 Taylor, Wl 270 05 43 30 123 .24 0 Stiider, C. 4S3 04 75 03 2S1 .13 0 Hiuphy, W 200 02 34 24 80 .30 0 Moo: e, E. T. . . .335 02 54 47 172 .19 10 Wallace, J 00!i 01 OS 7S 300 .10 0 Mo:ris, L 354 00 01 40 187 .17 0 Walls, P 359 ift 50 4S 100 .10 0 Molters, II 293 50 51 2S 155 .20 0
