Canadian Racing of 1922, Daily Racing Form, 1922-12-03

In money distributed among "winning owners in 1922 the Canadian racing field showed a slight falling off from the corresponding figures of 1921. In the main this decline in the returns to owners came through the abandonment of far-western meetings in British Columbia. As a rule the big tracks of eastern Canada kept up their high standard of disbursements nobly, although it is questionable whether any of them made profits worth boasting about. Heavy taxation in the way of a drastic per diem assessment and a liberal cutting into the pari-mutuel percentages by the government accounted for this feature. Considering these onerous burdens, the eastern racing bodies stood up to their work gallantly, Devonshire being the only one to show any considerable falling away, while several increased their offerings somewhat. Sticking to its leadership in this and other particulars, the Ontario Jockey Club increased its output to the extent of 5,S90 more than in 1921. The Windsor Jockey Club, Hamilton Jockey Club, Niagara Racing Association, Montreal Jockey Club, Thorncliffe and Dorval showed moderate increases, while Kenilworth, Devonshire and Connaught were the Canadian Associations tracks which failed to reach their records of 1921. However, Canadian racing, taking all its difficulties in consideration, was in a healthy state in 1922 and deservedly in a lofty position in popular favor. Following are exhaustive statistical details of the Canadian campaign of 1922: sg ? E- c sir z 9 Sr 5TP 2.S- gand gS, - -3 eB 3 0D 0g Track and Meeting. " 2 5 9 3 m-4 2 t? trg g g ,o j-o 2 2 ?2 : 2. x 2 " ? 2.-3 O"- - 53 2 -a 2 8 2 o o 2a c, a 3 g : c- 2.: 3 o Sis ? ; : t Woodbine Park Toroato, 2d meeting. 7 49 OS 134 $ 132.680 23 14 12 7 7 .47 "Woodbine Park Toronto, 1st mtcling. 7 49 73 140 122.790 19 15 15 10 10 .39 Windsor. 1st meeting 7 40 73 121 95,755 17 11 21 0 2 .35 Kenilworih Pk Windsor, 1st Meeting 7 49 70 120 92.S70 20 7 22 1 3 .41 Devonshire Pk Windsor, 1st meeting 7 40 SO 118 84,700 15 13 21 4 2 .31 Win-; r, 2J meeting 7 40 00 120 78,300 14 11 24 1 2 .29 Hamilton. 2d meeting 7 49 70 126 72,020 17 8 24 4 1 .35 Hamilton. 1st meeting 7 40 03 US 71,060 19 10 20 3 0 .39 Fort Erie. 2d meeting 7 40 70 127 09,340 15 2 32 3 2 .31 Fort Erie. 1st meeting 7 40 60 122 02,240 14 17 IS 3 2 .29 lilue Bonnets Montreal, 1st meeting. 7 40 72 121 02,105 21 10 IS 8 4 .43 Blue Bonnets Montreal, 2d meeting.. 7 49 71 119 00,070 13 12 24 1 7 .31 Kenilworth Pk Windsor, 2d meeting. 7 40 54 80 50,400 19 11 19 1 4 .39 Devonshire Pk Windsor, 2d meeting. 7 40 70 120 55,000 9 10 30 1 1 .18 Thorncliffe Park Toronto, 2d meeting 7 49 05 101 54,000 23 7 19 8 2 .47 Thorncliffe Park Toronto. 1st meeting 7 49 73 114 52,500 17 9 23 4 7 .35 Dorval Park Montreal, 1st meeting.. 7 40 SO 111 47,265 17 10 22 2 5 .35 Dorral Park Montreal, 2d meeting... 7 " 49 74 103 42,100 IS 4 22 5 2 .37 Connaught Park Ottawa, 1st meeting 7 49 55 90 41,100 20 10 19 7 5 .41 Connaught Park Ottawa, 2d meeting. 7 49 80 131 40,700 13 10 20 2 7 .20 Blfferin Park Toronto, 2d meeting... 7 40 05 90 35,000 25 9 15 4 1 .CO Dufferin Park Toronto, 1st meeting.; 7 49 79 99 35,000 20 11 18 4 1 .41 Mr. Royal Pk Montreal, 1st meeting 7 40 75 103 27.200 10 11 22 0 3 .33 Mt. Iloyal Park Montreal, 2d meeting 7 49 82 109 27,100 IS 7 24 2 2 .37 Hastings Pk Vancouver, 2d meeting. 7 40 61 93 20,500 22 14 13 3 2 .52 Brighouse Pk Vncouver, 1st meeting 7 49 03 98 20,100 14 18 17 2 3 .29 Brighouse Pk Vancouver, 2d meeting 7 49 71 99 20,000 23 9 17 9 3 .55 Hastings Pk Vancouver, 1st meeting 7 49 08 93 20,000 20 13 10 7 5 .41 Delorimier Pk Montreal, 1st meeting 7 49 81 109 24,900 15 10 24 0 0 .31 Delorimier Pk Montreal, 2d meeting. 7 49 81 111 24,800 18 7 24 2 3 .37 llaisonneuvc Pk Montreal, 1st mting 7 49 60 SO 20,400 21 9 19 11 5 .43 Maisonneuve Pk Montreal, 2d mting 7 49 01 75 20,400 20 19 10 0 3 .41 King Edward Pk Mtreal, 1st mting 7 49 81 107 20,300 IS 13 18 4 0 .37 Kempton Park Montreal, 1st meeting. 7 40 82 110 19,900 15 11 23 3 1 .31 Kempton Park Montreal, 2d meeting. 7 49 03 87 15,300 17 9 23 2 0 .35 King Edward Pk Mtreal, 2d mting 7 49 73 103 15,000 17 10 22 2 2 .35 Totals and Grand Percentage 252 1,764 ,785,005 042 3SC 730 152 115 .30 The following tabulation shows the amounts distributed by the various racing organizations of Canada from 1917 to 1922, inclusive: Organization 117. 191S. 1919. 1920. 192L 1922. Ontario Jockey Club $ 74.450 $ 2,790 $ 3,570 $ 260.885 $ 239.5S0 $ 255,470 Windsor Jockey Club 00,003 201,810 1BS.700 175,055 Kenilworth Bating Association 42,000 243.420 153,S50 140,270 Hamilton Jockey Club 43,060 131,840 132.S75 143.BS0 Western Racing Association 70,700 ItJT.OSO 194,825 140,300 Niagara Racing Association 43,015 184,790 120,403 131,580 Montreal Jockey Club 39.0S5 1,050 950 104,125 121,930 122,175 ThnclilTe Park Racing and Breeders Assn 31.SO0 ....... 114,800 90,000 106,500 Dorval Jockey Club 26,S3 S3. 750 80,600 89,365 Crnnaught Park Jockey Club 32.8S3 ...... S0.415 83,050 S1.SO0 Metropolitan Racing Association 40,350 ...... . .. 02,000 34,900 70,000 Back River Jockey Club 25,200 . W.WQ 55,200 54,300 New Westminster Thoroughbred Assn. ...... 49,800 52,500 Brighouse Park Association ...... 49,000 52,100 Delorimier Park Jockey Club 33.and00 51,050 50,200 40,700 London Jot key Club 31,000 ...... 49,000 49,000 40,800 King Edward Park Jockey Club 14,700 .. 44,800 41,100 35,300 Manitoba Jockey Club ...... 48,000 38,900 35,200 Toronto Driving Club 40,200 ...... S4,500 British Columbia Agricultural Assn. ...... 25,200 Victoria Country Club 20,000 Grand Totals 5074,185 $ 3.S40 $ 4,520 1,800,285 ,855,215 ,785,095 Meeting held at Dufferin Park in 1921. The following is the comparative daily distribution: Racing Races Days Run Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily Av. Daily At. Daily At. Daily At. Track. 1922. 1922. 1917. 191S. 1919. 1920. 1921. 1922. Woodbine Park ... 14 98 0,035.71 $ 2,790.00 $ 3,570.00 4,347.50 7.112.S0 8,247.80 Windsor 14 98 8.572.14 14,422.25 12,050.00 12,503.93 Kenilworth Park .. 14 93 0,000.00 17,387.14 10,989.29 10,002.14 Hamilton 14 93 0,154.29 9,417.14 9,491.07 10,202.80 Devonshire Park .. 14 98 5,050.00 11,977.14 13,201.71 10,021.43 Fort Erie 14 93 0,235.00 11,700.43 9,028.93 9.39S.57 Blue Bonnets 14 9S 5.5S3.57 1,050.00 950.00 0,723.10 8,709.29 8,720.79 Thorncliffe Park .. 14 98 4.542.8G S.200.00 7,071.43 7,007.14 Dorval Park 14 9S 3,835.00 5,982.14 0,183.71 0.383.21 Connaught Park .. 14 93 4,097.80 5,743.90 5,932.14 5.S42.SG Dufferin Park 14 98 2,750.00 .. 4,428.57 4,957.14 5,000.00 Mcunt Royal Park. 14 9S 3,407.14 4,278.57 3,942.80 3,878.57 Hastings Park 14 9S 3,557.14 3,750.00 Brighouse Park ... 14 9S 3,542.80 3,721.43 Delorimier Park ..14 9S 2,400.00 3,040.43 3,585.71 3.550.00 Maisonneuve Park.. 14 93 2,214.29 3,500.00 3,500.00 2,914.29 King Edward Park. 14 98 2,100.00 3,271.43 2,935.71 2,521.43 Kempton Park 14 9S 3,500.00 2,992.31 2,514.29 Willows Park 14 93 3.22S.57 Hillerest Park 2.S7L43 Totals and Gen.Av.232 1,704 ,377.79 $ 1,920.00 $ 2,260.00 $ 8,032.70 $ 7,000.81 $ 7.0S3.71 As was the case the year before, Commander J. K. Tj. Ross was an easy leader of the winning owners in Canadian racing. His stable won for him more than double the aggregate falling to any other owner, although lacking the service of any such outstanding stars of racing as Cudgel and Sir Barton were a few years back. His Canadian total of ?13G,070 speaks eloquently of the opportunities provided by the Canadian turf. Added to what his horses won in the United States it suffices to maintain him in the exalted position he has occupied in American racing since 1918. Second to the powerful Ross stable came the time honored Seagram stable with ,790 to its credit, its top figure for many years. This was a gain of 0,930 over its total of 0,810 in 1921 and was due largely to the excellent racing of several of its young English horses. The Thorncliffe Stable also had a pleasantly prosperous year in racing, its record year, in fact. Its increase in stable earnings from 2,965 in 1921 to 5,145 in 1922 is ample testimony to this agreeable high tide in the stables affairs that landed it in third place. The widely traveling stables of A. Swenke and A. E. and G. Alexandra fared well in Canada and brought up in third and fourth places. The Kenton Stable and A. V. Thomas followed in order and close together in stable earnings. C. K. Harrison, Jr., did well in Canada with his steeplechasers and completed the list of stables which won more than 0,000. Many American owners took part in the meetings across the border, their good horses contributing in no small degree to the success and interest of the leading meetings. The owners whose horses won ,000 or , more in the Canadian field were the following: , 1 Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Ross, J. K. L GO 59 29 30,070 Seagram Stable 33 27 24 01,790 Thorncliffe Stable 10 13 13 43,145 Swinke, A 35 22 16 3G.793 Alexandra. A. 15. and G 27 13 8 29,175 1 Kenton Stable 21 11 18 20.350 1 Thomas, A. V 20 20 21 26,070 Harrison, C. K., Jr 14 5 10 24.255 Rrookdale Stable 11 18 14 19,305 Hauling, B 11 8 10 15.400 Winfrey, G. C : 13 9 7 10.355 j Whitney, E. F 8 21 15 10,210: Christopher, P. G 9 7 7 16,130 j Her.dric, G. M 9 9 10 16.0S5 i Weant, W. C S 27 27 15,950 j Riverdnle Stable 12 13 17 15,330 Worthington, C. T. 12 9 9 14.123 Re pess, J. B 10 9 10 12,940 1 Skihker, J. R 11 10 10 12 020 1 Clark, Mrs. F. A 5 4 5 12,825 i Kilmer, W. S 1 0 0 12.801 j Winfrey, CP 9 8 12 12,380 1 Bauer. L. T 12 3 7 12.330 j Livingston, J 0 3 4 11.59 McKinney, W. A 10 11 9 11,043 ! Musante, F 7 8 21 10,925 Akers. O. B 11 6 0 10.315 Moore, E. W. 3 4 1 10.120 iGiddings, H 8 2 4 10,035 Strassburger, R. B 7 4 4 9,915 Shafcr and Conway 4 3 9 9,700 Watson, E. B. 7 3 5 9.100 Major, E. E. 1G 16 22 9,035 iFarrar. F -... 8 0 0 8,950 Cain and Sanford 14 7 11 8,900 Glassco, IJ 8 4 3 S.705 Loh, E 3 2 1 8,005 j Spencer, J 7 4 0 8,000 Irby, C 7 9 3 8,550 Smith. F. H. .; 5 4 2 8,503 Petit, S 1 0 0 8,440 Shea. J. H 10 9 9 8,175 , Ilerdel, H 11 5 0 S.105 IBisscll. G. W. J. 0 0 1 8,100 Walker. W 7 11 11 7.S75 j Durnan, W. 9 G 0 7,770 i i Koy, A. N 4 4 1 7,710 j Ward, J. S 5 2 5 7.700 1 1 Diittnor. II 5 3 1 7,080 ! 1 Kirkfield Stable 0 7 4 7,600 Gorman, J. G 7 11 1 7.415 Crist, T. E 10 8 7 7,375 j Caywood, W 7 0 5 7,300 ! Freeman, C. N S 2 8 7,170 j Uoskins, J 17 5 5 7,035 ! Coppage and Psrrish 12 7 13 7,000 j Gorman, M 5 0 5 C,SC0 I Campbell, W. G 11 15 11 0,685 j Neusteter, H 8 2 3 0,423 Bernhardt, W. D 8 7 10 0,375 j , Snnnyside Stable 4 1 1 0,305 1 1 Fletcher, J. C 3 5 9 0,300 ; Kramer, W. J 7 0 0 0,290 Graham, P. J 3 4 0 0,170 I Arthur, J 4 7 8 0,055 ; Buxton, C 6 0 5 5,975 Livingston, Mrs. L. A 5 3 7 5,933 . Dunn. J. B 4 7 9 5,930 ; Doyle, T 7 5 0 5.0S3 Smith, W 6 4 4 5,850 ! j Wilson, W. G 3 5 4 5,770 ! Bo-twick. A. C 4 1 0 5,795 McFaddcn, J. N 9 0 4 5,765 Whyte, J 8 4 5 5,725 Drumhcller, G 11 8 9 5,630 Bean. J. W. 3 4 10 5.300 1 Austin, A. L. 3 1 1 5,290 j Serio, V 7 4 8 5,210 j Buck. W. A. 4 2 3 5,035 Warfield. R 12 12 3 4,935 j Smithson, CO 4 0 2 4.S70 ! Wells, A. J 5 8 1 4,870 Le Boy, M 8 2 4 4.S45 j Clark, C F 4 0 3 4,750 Madden, J. E 3 5 2 4,750 Pons, M. R 0 7 5 4.730 Rorris, J. 9 7 13 4,715 j Vail, C. and N. S 5 4 1 4,703 I Indiana Stable 10 16 16 4,055 Plorisarit Stable 3 4 3 4,030 Baker, O. F 3 14 4,u00 Bryson, E. K 5 14 4.4S0 Dayton, J. W 4 4 0 4,405 Mount joy. T. V 3 3 2 4.450 Elliott Stable 4 1 2 4.433 Cloud. R. F. Jc V. 10 9 6 4,415 Masterson, J 3 2 5 4.4C0 Russell, W 9 9 3 4,375 Phillips. J. P 1 6 3 4,350 Smith, J. W 3 2 2 4,300 Foxhead Mows 2 3 0 4.2S0 Covlen, J. S 1 2 4 4,230 Hall. C W 5 0 0 4,205 Foreman, G. W 1 8 9 4,200 Phillips, C 4 2 2 4,150 Hodge, T 7 4 0 4,130 Smaltman, J. K 3 6 4 4,133 De Estrampes, J 0 7 9 4,100 Addison, G 9 0 2 4.0S0 Mock, M 0 4 10 4,013 I Bilson, II. E 3 5 5 4,045 Franklin, J 6 8 4 4,030 Haymaker. R. V 4 0 9 4.015 Ownbcy. J. S 4 0 2 4,000 Crofton, J. and V. F 3 7 8 3,945 Hinpby, P 0 7 7 3,9-10 Doyle. F. R 8 5 8 3,940 Barnes, H. W 8 4 3 3,935 Lawand, A. and N 8 7 10 3,910 Polk. S 4 2 4 3,900 Wilson. T. H. 4 2 2 3.S55 Kilgour, J 4 1 0 3,830 Rogers, A. 1 5 4 3,825 Pangle, J. W 3 0 3 3.7S5 Mclntyrc, J 5 1 5 3.703 Waldeck Stable 4 3 2 3,750 Hynes, J. F 0 6 2 3,033 Collins, J. M 3 5 4 3,023 Anderson, A 2 7 0 3,025 Morton, C 3 4 3 3,020 Broekmiller, C J 1 5 3 3,015 Morrow, E. J 4 0 3 3,550 Groves, R 9 3 0 3.545 Moore, II. W 8 5 4 3,453 Farrell, J. J., Jr 2 4 4 3,430 Fitzgerald, K. L. 3 4 4" 3,400 Potts. R. K 3 2 1 3,393 Foley, G. B 5 3 6 3,390 Young, W. I. 2 3 1 3,350 Dennison, J 3 3 1 3,350 Hollenbeck, R. M 5 7 4 3,200 Louchheim, J. H 3 0 3 3,2G0 Bremncr, D 2 7 0 3,235 MeCown and Elmer 0 3 4 3,250 Harper, J. A. 3 5 2 3,235 McDonald, B. J 6 9 4 3,235 Million, B. C 3 3 2 3,205 Gallagher, W. J 3 11 3,200 Briggs, A. L. 4 2 1 3,200 Kirby, A. L. 3 2 0 3,150 Place, C. V 8 8 3 3,140 Leonard, J 5 4 1 3,130 Warner, A. 5 8 5 3,030 McCafferty, J. J 4 0 3 3,030 Padgett, W. R, 5 3 4 3,000 Allen, G. K. 5 2 0 2,975 1 Salt, E. J. 4 2 2 2,960 i Johnson, J. A. 3 3 2 2,930 Tuggle, 0 6 10 8 2,9-15 Magni, P. G 1 6 5 2,910 McLean and Gibson 4 6 2 2,900 Smith, A. K 3 2 1 2.S50 Irwin, F. R 5 5 3 2,850 Gargan, W 7 15 2.S00 Cunniffe-and Phillips 1 1 2 2,800 Neal and Bartholomew 6 4 1 2,720 Cooper, J. M 4 3 5 2,720 Hesseltine, S 2 8 0 2.G30 Daly, L. A 5 7 9 2,020 Jones, S 3 0 4 2.G03 Vulcain Stable 2 0 1 2,600 Blackwcll, J. A 5 6 0 2,595 Brent, A. 2 4 3 2,575 Gentry, L. 3 1 0 2,550 I Fenwick, W 1 1 2 2,530 !Lyon, J. J 2 3 2 2,503 Idle Hour Stock Farm Stable. 0 11 2,500 Lalanne, P. E 2 1 1 2.4S0 Knight, C 2 4 2 2.475 Plunkett. J. W 8 4 2 2,455 Wbitehill, L. T. 3 3 3 2,450 Hunt, D 2 1 0 2,450 Moody, N. K 0 1 2 2,425 i Russell, J. J 2 4 1 2,425 Barnett, Z 0 1 3 2,110 Meagher, J. J 2 2 1 2,400 Bennett, A 3 2 1 2,400 Smith, G 5 12 3 2,390 Wilson, C. I. 2 5 4 2.375 I Dunlap, A. G 4 7 5 2,333 Monast, P. A 6 7 3 2,325 , 1 I ; . ; ! j ! 1 j j j ! j j I Owner. 1st 2d. 3d. Amt. Plant, H. W 3 7 10 2,315 Miodow, S 2 2 0 2,300 Paul, F. C 2 1 0 2,300 Sprague, O. n 4 3 2 2,275 Newman, W 3 4 2 2,275 Lewis, R 2 1 5 2,250 Stanley, J. E 2 2 2 2,250 Murphy. T. 2 3 2 2,240 Hall. W. R 5 6 3 2.225 Click, G. W 1 4 2 2,210 Goose, R 2 0 0 2,200 Maltby, W 2 2 1 2,140 Hernandez, N. J. 2 4 0 2,123 McDaniel, J. S 4 3 8 2,120 Trotter, B 2 0 0 2,100 Wade, J. L 3 0 0 2,100 Edwards. T. E. 2 1 0 2,073 Duly, M. J 3 2 2 2,060 Mcintosh, J 3 11 2,035 Roaon, O. A 4 3 2 2,030 Baldwin, J. S. 4 2 5 2,030 Caldwell, H 2 4 5 2.020 Colahnn. P 3 3 2 2,005 Shaw, D 2 1 2 2.003 Miller, F. T 2 1 3 2,000 Dempsey, G. H 5 2 2 1.995 Arthos, J 4 6 4 1.9S5 James, II. L 3 7 5 1.9S0 Campbell, D. M 6 0 2 1,975 Havana Stable 2 2 5 1,970 Richardson, P. T 2 3 1 1.900 High, C. W 5 3 0 1,930 Lutz, B 4 2 3 1,940 Patterson, C. E 3 2 1 1,920 Nibbs, G 4 7 7 1,903 Sanders, H. L. 1 3 1 1,900 Seifert, M 4 4 2 1,900 Houbre, C 13 1 1,900 Arvin, G 1 2 0 1,900 Trcnbolme, W. T 3 10 4 1.S40 Cooper, W. II 3 2 0 1.S33 Martin, W. R 2 2 5 1.S25 Perkins, W 1 2 1 1.S00 Morrison, CH 2 8 3 1,795 Barker, R. T 3 11 1.775 Cates, II. D 4 5 1 1,703 Montreal Stable 3 5 11 1,755 Queen City Stable 1 0 4 1,750 Williams, B 2 0 2 1,730 Viau, O. and M. O .... 2 4 4 1,750 Murphy, J. AV 4 4 1 1,735 McKinney, W. M 2 3 1 1,723 Rice. 0 4 3 3 1,725 Hays, J. S 12 7 1,715 Holmes, G 3 0 3 1.703 Divitt, F 2 1 2 1,703 Pohle, F. B 2 a 1 1,700 Long, G. J 1 2 1 1,700 Waters, E. H. and T. B 4 2 5 1,700 Hoaly, J. V. 1 3 3 1,095 Sioner, W. 0 4 4 2 1.G95 Coehenour, G. S 1 3 1 1.G75 Mayberry. J. P 3 0 1 1,075 Hunter, AV. E 3 4 3 1,070 McBride. T 3 1 2 1.G50 McDonald. C L. 2 3 2 1,023 ;Choos, G 1 4 4 1,020 Gray, A. M 4 2 0 1,020 Sherman, G. P 2 3 2 1,593 Nagle, J. D. 4 3 2 1,575 Denham, R 2 0 1 1,553 Stanfiekl. AV. L. 110 1,533 Saunderson, E 2 2 1 1,550 Powers, P 2 0 4 1,550 Cartwright, A 3 4 2 1,550 Koerner, C 1 4 2 1,525 Michaelis, E 2 11 1,510 Macfarlane, G 110 1,500 AVhiting, C. L 114 1,500 Rancocas Stable 0 10 1,500 Rose, G 4 11 1,500 Carner, H. S 3 2 5 1,490 Summerfield, E. P 1 3 2 1,475 Dougherty, II 3 5 3 1,470 AVilson, J. D 2 3 6 1,430 Givens, J. G 3 3 2 1,430 Deibel, C 2 0 2 1,445 Carroll, E. L. 3 0 2 1,435 NeEbitt, S 1 1 3 1,430 Sevin, F. II. 2 3 2 1,430 Bishop, J 2 0 0 1,400 ! Murray, AV. S 0 4 5 1,400 Marrone. A 2 0 0 1,400 Smith, M 1 0 2 1,335 i AVestmoreland, AV. 0 3 2 4 1.303 j Abbott, G. II 2 2 6 1.3C0 ! Lowenstein, M. J 1 1 0 1,350 , Scott, D. AV 1 1 0 1,330 Holmes and Blake 3 3 0 1,350 i Cassity, AV 3 2 2 1,350 i Johnson, J. F 2 6 4 1,310 j Thompson, M. E 2 6 4 1,340 ! Carney, J 4 2 6 1,340 ! Marks, W. L. 2 1 0 1,335 Maulding. C. A 4 0 7 1,325 rmr, D 4 2 2 1.325 I Grant, AV. M 3 0 1 1,303 Malloy. J 4 12 1,303 Crist, L. K 3 4 9 1,303 j OConnor, J 3 1 2 1,300 ; Beaman, AV. H 4 2 3 1,300 ! Andrews, M ...4 1 4 1,295 j Kearns, J. 4 2 3 1,275 i Keisel, H 1 1 0 1,250 ! Dclbarrio, F 1 1 0 1.245 , Neal, G 2 3 2 1.220 I Lippman, II. S 113 1,200 ! Nebraska Stabio 2 3 4 1,200 Paul, G. L 112 1,200 Pelican Stable 0 2 4 1,200 Moore, M. C 110 1,200 Grabner, F. M. 1 0 0 1,200 Garrett, F 2 10 1,200 Blander Bros 4 10 L1S0 Gadbois, G 2 5 5 1,175 Humbrecht, J 2 3 2 1,170 Sansome, M 2 6 1 1.170 Kmbrey, B. J 2 4 4 1,150 lllall. W. H 12 0 1.150 I Tercival, P 3 10 1.150 ! Stralendorff. R. 2 6 5 1.150 Lucas, E. C. 1 2 1 1.123 St. Clair, C. E 3 2 1 1,120 Ccok, AV. R 1 1 0 1,100 Ciystler, T 2 3 0 1,100 Headley, Hal Price 1 0 0 1,100 Hollywood Stable 1 6 3 1.100 Hurn, G. F 3 0 1 1,100 Diake, AV. L, 10 0 1,100 I Flaherty, S 10 0 1,100 j Snyder, E. L. 3 3 2 1.095 Pfohl, L. J 2 1 3 1,090 Suhr, B 2 4 2 1,075 Miller, Mrs. A. 2 2 4 1.075 I Sims, AV 2 3 1 1,070 I Tomlinson, D 1 2 4 1,050 Coleman, F. J 0 4 2 1,030 ! Gibson and Thomas 3 0 0 1,030 I Groves, C. E 1 4 2 1.030 i Maple Leaf Stable 3 0 1 1,050 I Milton, G. C 1 4 1 1,030 Looper, E. J 1 4 5 1,030 Irishman, J 2 1 2 1,020 I Raymond, D 110 1,005 i McCoy, L. F 2 2 2 1,000 Archibald, G 1 0 3 1,000 Bremner, J. 0 1 3 5 1,000 Patterson, J. H. 1 1 1 1,000 Phillips, AV. P 1 0 0 1,000 Raines. II 2 0 0 1,000 Shaughnessey, Lord 1 0 0 1.000 Young, A. W. 1 0 0 1.000 Young, W. A. 3 0 1 1,000 Horses of the best class in Canada and the United States catered to the enjoyment of patrons of racing across our northern boundary line. Fierceness in competition is suggested forcibly in the fact that the leading money Avinner of the Canadian field Avas unable to contribute as much as 0,000 to the treasury of his owner. It is really quita remarkable that this is so in view of tha huge total of money distributed. The Seagram Stable had to play second fiddle to J. K. li. Ross among the Avinning owners, but had some consolation in the honor of tha leading money winning horse of the Canadian turf. This Avas the speedy young English four-year-old Golden Sphere, a fine illustration of the kind of stock that made Oliver Goldsmith a highly fashionable sire in England. Boniface, tried and true veteran and now retired to the stud, Avas second to Golden Sphere in money won, with his stablemato Registrar third. That good colt Captain Scott raced nobly before his untimely death and was fourth amonp- the monpy o.irner? I with a few hundreds more to his credit than fell to the nonpariel of the time. Exterminator. This champion did not figure extensively in Canada this year, but did visit Toronto last September and added the valuable Toronto Autumn Cup to his long list of honorably won trophies. The fleet-footed Car- mandate was in great form last summer and , won nearly as much money as Exterminator. Procyon, Prismar, Fair Gain and the fleet j Clly Diadema were the other winners of more than 0,000 in the course of the Canadian campaign. Thore were other horses good enough to cam jm urn anywhere engaged in Canadian racing. Among them were such as Firebrand, Baby Grand. Devastation, Star Jester, . well, the good filly Lilt, Chloris, Eleanor S Wrkist, Kirk Lady, Lady Boss, Heeltaps, Ere-v. Cote dOr, Elemental, Sailing B., Tv on, Tippity Wi tenet. Lion dOr John r. n, Guy, Bit of White and many more with c--"lent racing credentials. -1 t horses which won ,000 or more were : T -- 1st. M. U. Ant. O -J-n Sphere 4 t 0 81MO0 r a t x 10,845 - -ar 1 4 S 14,780 C-tv Scott 13410 T minator 1 0 12.S00 C- --dale 0 t 2 12,253 r -. 6X8 H.liSO "r S 8 1 10.M.1 V iin 4 6 10,233 r -T i 6 t i io,i6o iin 1 2 9.470 r Mayers .. S 2 1 0,370 T .raster ... 2 1 Rff.- - -. Dianr ? S ".::. " Hon i 0 0 - 0 mot ? 1 1 S.4" 0 s 4 1 1 8 tc. r l!:or , 0 0 T..V". . . 6 1 :..". 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Betty J 8 0 1 2,600 Last Chance n. 6 8 1 2,59 Lion dOr 8 2 0 2,585 Honeys Jewel 10 1 2,585 Wake Up 8 1 8 2,580 1 Bouen 8 4 8 2,575 Peace Pal 8 1 8 2,570 Dairyman 8 8 0 2,555 Macbeth 8 1 0 2,550 Hainan 8 1 8 2,550 kloss Fox IL 8 1 4 2,550 i John Ylnn Ill 2,550 Gay 0 8 1 2,550 HaJlaTiD. 1 1 0 2,530 DeinsiTe 18 1 2,520 Colling t 1 0 2,520 Aquatic 1 8 8 2.520 Natural 1 8 2 2.505 St. Pwnl 1 t 1 2,500 Mercury 1 0 0 2,500 Ben Valet t 0 2 2.500 Bit of White Oil 2,500 Photoplay 1 2 2,503 Fornovo t 4 2 2,480 Panaman 8 4 2 2.475 Pnrl 8 2 1 2,475 Knltie 0 8 2 2,475 Kas 8 2 8 2,460 Po Gaiety 2 1 1 2,455 Toy Miss 4 8 2 2,455 Solid Rock 2 8 1 2.450 U-idy Binmore 1 0 2,450 nnphes Graham 8 0 1 2.450 j Pifsden ... 1 1 1 2,450 Col Ion Rfl T T 1 2,430 r-imonf , 8 t 2 2,430 lallTicv 2 4 1 2,425 .r.lant .-..m 2 8 1 2,400 i;olo . 1 0 1 2,400 l-insiu 1 0 1 2,850 Mnttik .s 2 1 0 2,340 Hni.h 2 8 1 2.330 IMO n 8 1 5 2,320 meri i.oy 14 1 2,300 1 lukj 2 0 8 2.300 Ixisi 2 1 0 2,300 I.-nneer 8 1 0 280 Skoer .-o 1 1 2 2.275 M. Uit 5 1 2,270 Bullet I-.W 1 2 0 2,250 rtusie! 2 1 0 2,250 Criselo:, 2 1 6 2.250 00 La U. 2 1 0 2,250 Antiei n to 2 4 0 2,245 .Vzrsiel 2 8 2 2,240 1 mas Iiore 2 8 B 2,22,-i llantt.do 3 0 8 2,215 i rock . Gold - 2 1 2 2,200 Lvnmrt;:, 2 1 0 2,200 lied Lop. 2 0 0 2.200 North Sea 2 0 1 2,200 Marti: Villon 2 0 0 2.200 llereafror 8 0 0 2.200 K.ossoni nonse 2 8 0 2,200 Magic need 2 1 8 2.1S0 May Koherts 8 8 1 2,175 IVfTCT Hives 4 1 1 2,175 Yetpn 2 1 1 2.165 Ballot rr 8 2 1 2,100 ntzra 2 a a 2,150 Firebmd 1 1 1 2,150 Galliprt 2 11 2,150 Ool. Pnvie B 4 0 2,150 Weary S 8 0 2,150 On Hr. 1 8 1 2.150 Topam. 1 1 2.127 Hiitchison 8 S 8 2,125 KellTV Queen B 4 8 2,115 l airard Warmer 4 11 2,110 .tairo 8 1 8 2.100 IVTisre,. 1 1 1 MOO Cabin Crek 8 0 0 2,100 .lohnnj Pnndee 1 0 0 2,100 Sa Our; 8 0 0 2,100 Sword Ill 2,100 Fnir Jisi-sna 110 2,100 T. Hick-man 1 1 8 2,000 . be P .rtu?D-Be 4 4. 8 2,075 Mk-o t 1 1 2,075 rvantxi 1 X 0 2,073 Actre 1 S 1 2,055 Vennic 1 8 8 2,050 Briand Ill 2.050 I!t Jorr 1 8 0 2,050 Fiphtte? Ook 1 1 0 2,050 romnn Oi 1 t 8 2,050 Sir Galahad IL 8 S 1 2,045 A sterHi. 8 1 0 2.030 Allah 4 1 8 2.020 Miss Holland 0 8 4 2.010 Assyrian Queen 8 1 2,005 Doctor Oar belt 8 8 1 2,000 j ; Water Girl 8 1 0 2,000 ; Alma Waaaer 1 1 0 2,000 Camborne 8 1 0 2,000 Stanley 1 1 8 2.000 F ineasUc 10 1 1,095 Kaln 110 1,870 Herron 1 1 i 1,070 Kuklnj 1 4 1 1,055 Myrtle Crown 4 1,855 Van Patrick 1 UelUia:.- 1 1 1 1,050 Anapria ............. 1 8 4 1.050 liond 118 1.850 Mouse 8 10 1,040 Primo Ill 1.030 Happy Go Lucky 8 0 4 1,915 Second Tbeashte 1 1 1 1,005 George W 4 4 1 1.900 Miles 8 10 1 1,900 Oaklawn Belle 4 1 0 1,880 War Fox 8 8 8 1,875 Mabel Rale 4 8 0 1,870 Mary Jane Baker 8 8 4 1,840 Phantom Fair 8 8 0 1,830 Hohokua 8 t 1.825 Gahalan 2 0 0 1,805 bobby Allen 8 8 1 1.800 i Thief Sponsor 4 1 0 1.800 1 Mercatfo 0 1 1 1.800 Skv Mae 4 1 4 1,800 i Summer Sigh 1 8 4 1.800 ! Mainmast 1 1 t 1,800 Tingling 2 0 0 1,800 i American Btacl 1 8 4 1,795 Eternity 118 1,785 Iualaris Ill 1.78r i Nomis Ill 1,70 I Mormon 8 11 1,775 The Belfian VL 4 1 1 1,775 Fitz-Beotte Ill 1.760 j Lavaa 8 8 4 1,760 Prince Direct 1 8 1 1.700 I Just Fancy 8 14 1.T55 1 mast 1 1 4 1,750 I Tokakm March 8 8 8 1,750 Rocky Keantaia Ill 1,750 I Irish Jta 1 0 4 1,750 I HatoertaNt Baakia Ill 1,750 Fair Mac 0 8 1 1.750 Jee 8 t 1.745 i Quaaafa Ill 1.740 Lavhiac Irea H. 8 1.735 i Bullion Ill 1,710 Manaite t 1 1 1.705 i Trantuia 10 1 1.705 Gem 1 1.700 Shoot Away Ill 1,700 Sample t 1 1.700 Baronet 10 1 1.085 i Fosee 8 10 1,680 Minute Man 8 1 1 1,880 Veiwoica" 1 2 1 1,080 Mary Maxim 1 8 1 1.675 i Brass Tacks 1 8 1 1,875 5 Handrail 1 1 S 1,665 j Lunetta 1 H 0 1,050 Louis A. 110 1.650 Eastern Ill 1.050 Gay Kaa 110 1,050 Eulah 0 4 8 1,050 jChefa Ill 1.685 Kinjrlinx IL 8 0 1 1.825 5 Maypole 1 8 8 1,620 0 Vibrate 2 3 2 1.817, 7i Tli ijhall Not 1-aBt- 1 1 2 J.WAJ J ; ; J , ! . J : ! ! 1 i j j i i i I I I I I i i i i i 5 j 5 0 7i J Horse. 1st 2d. 3d Amt lliliabilily 2 0 0 l.GOO F Musito 2 1 0 3,000 1 Jimmie Daw 1 2 0 1,000 Itelarlo 1 1 2 1.600 L. Adonis 1 0 1 1,600 C Sea Monarch 1 0 0 1,585 i Joyce Uoftman 4 1 1 1,580 ! Brynthona 1 1 2 1.680 f Bastille 1 0 1 1,580 GalUrant 2 1 1 1,575 ; xhorter 2 1 2 1,565 J Commander Ooiia 8 5 1 1,560 : Hello Pardaer 2 0 1 1,555 ; Lonis 1 1 0 1,555 i Mock Oraace 1 1 0 1,550 , Freezy Sneesy 2 0 4 1,550 . Cascade 3 4 2 1,850 Crestweed Boy 2 0 1 1,550 1 Qnick Baa 2 0 1 1.550 Honolulu Bay 1 1 2 1.550 Dixie Dick 2 1 2 1,550 Murray 1 8 8 1,540 1 Wrack Grass 1 0 0 1.535 , Leading Star 1 4 2 1.525 J Lady Luxury 112 1,510 j Staunch 2 11 1,610 i Kickay Wickay 1 1 0 1.505 Mabel Curtis 2 11 1.60G 1 The Uedakm 1 1 2 1,905 Tianslste 1 1 0 1,500 St. Germain 1 2 2 1,500 i Ruddles 1 2 4 1,500 ltedmon 2 1 1 1,500 Ringleader 4 8 2 1,500 Bugle March 1 1 0 1,500 Jake Bchas 8 2 4 1.405 1 Lazy Lou 1 1 4 1.490 Col. Murphy 8 18 1.4S5 Scrritor 1 0 8 1.480 Tamper 1 4 1 1,480 , Kentish Boy 1 8 8 1.480 , Make Up 1 1 1 1.450 1 Cnrland 18 0 M50 1 Rising Rock 8 1 0 1,450 Bees Wing 1 I 1 1,450 Chimera S I $ 1,440 Laura Miller 8 8 1 1,485 iBab 8 8 8 1,435 Jim Coffroth 1 0 8 1,420 1 Miss Taft 1 0 8 1,420 The Enquirer 8 10 1,410 1 Ferguson 1 1 1 1,400 : Chasseur . 1 8 0 1,400 . Arctic Ring 1 0 0 1.400 Lady Meave Ill 1,400 Deckhand 8 8 8 1,400 Topmost 8 1 0 1.400 Top Rang 8 1 1 1,400 Yorkshire Relish 8 10 1.400 Homam 8 f 8 1,893 Ultimata 1 0 8 1,385 Diocletian 8 8 1 1.380 Ban Gallle t I 1 1.880 Star Realm 118 1,875 BonsteUe 8 8 1 1,870 Nulll Becondos lit 1.370 Doyle 8 18 1.860 Chow t t 8 1,85ft Raider 10 8 1.355 . Bill 0Plyun t 1 0 1,350 Georgette 110 1,850 Hot Gael 1 0 t 1,850 Snare Prince 1 1 0 1,850 . Lathrop 1 t 0 1,850 ! Ciceronian 18 1 1,845 LitUe Patsy t 1 0 1,835 Gaudy t 0 1 1,330 , Pepper Tea 8 1 0 1,825 Fair Lassie 4 14 1,825 Lady Harrlgmn 4 12 1,805 Ross R 8 8 1 1.300 Feigned leal 1 0 0 1.805 Wrangle 1 0 1 1,300 Dapper Dan 1 1 0 1,300 Spectacular Girl 8 8 1 1,800 Radical 118 1.300 Antilles 110 1,300 Marie Blanche 1 1 1 1,300 Pietms 110 1,300 John Hoahor 1 0 1 1,300 Bacchanalian 8 3 8 1,300 Aunt Lin Ill 1,295 Cavalier 1 4 5 1.297. Brinrcliflt 8 10 1,275 Bills Lack 114 1,275 Flora B 8 0 8 1,275 Dependence 8 3 8 1.277 Last Girt 4 18 1,275 Sntinmore 2 8 J 1,275 Al Wlek 80 1,270 F. G. Ceriey 8 4 8 1,265 Cimarrea 1 1 0 1,263 Lariat 8 2 8 1,250 Necnah 8 1 S 1,250 Rarnest 1 2 0 1,250 Carry On 118 1,250 Mabel K. 112 1,250 Croupier 118 1,250 Marse John 10 1 1.250 Black Betty 10 1 1,235 Reluctant 2 2 0 1,230 Rengalese 1 8 1 1,225 Algardi 112 1.225 Sam McBrid 110 1.225 Kl Coronel 2 6 5 1.22 Arragosa 1 2 2 1,225 Kdlth K 2 7 4 1.205 Ravenswood 1 0 8 1.200 Red Ctover 110 1,200 King John 0 4 8 1.200 The Ulster 2 0 1 1.200 Sewell Cwaks 1 0 0 1.200 Attoo 4 0 4 1.105 Madrono 8 6 6 1.100 Spinaway 116 1.183 Bliaabetn Jewel 1 1 2 1,175 Waac 2 5 2 1.175 Crimson KaaakOar 1 1 1,175 Tarascon 13 8 1,175 Lillian G 18 6 1.175 Bread Line 8 0 1 1,175 Some Baby 0 4 8 1.175 North Wales 12 4 1,175 Smite 8 4 1 1,170 1 Riposta 8 14 1,170 1 Lady Iaa 15 1 1,170 Mayor House 18 1 1,170 1 Aunt Deda 8 4 2 1.165 Nan 2 8 4 1.160 Flying Jacqae 14 1 1,160 1 Woodbine 1 1 1 1.153 Marsdale 10 1450 Claymore 116 1,150 Burgoyne 11 1.150 Ardella . 1 2 1.150 Pittsburg Ill 1,130 1 North Share 8 1 1.150 1 Money 116 1,150 Double Ya 2 1 t 1.130 1 Landless 1 1,145 Water Tax 1 2 2 1.140 Jerry Brlttan 112 1,130 1 Lucky Girl 1 t 1 1,125 Service Flag 8 3 1 1.120 1 DonateUo ill 1,120 Game Scrapper I 1 2 1,105 i tjouett 14 1,100 I j General Cadoraa 1 1.100 Enrico Caroso 11 1,100 I Colonel Matt 1 f 1.100 Harry B t 4 1,100 Captain Greet 8 2 8 1,100 I Blaise 1 0 0 1400 I ; Amber Fly 6 1 1 1.100 I Dimples .................. 16 6 1.100 York Taenia, 0 1400 Velvet 8 1 1.100 I Doric 1 0 1,100 Corensi 10 0 1,100 SetUe 10 1.100 jOld Pop 8 1 1,100 I Oaklinif I I 2 1,100 Almirsnte 2 8 8 1,065 Dottas Beat 1 1.075 i Salgeorge t i 2 1,075 5 I Twenty Seven t 8 t 1,075 i I Nellie Harper t 3 1 1.070 1 j Honest Gearg 8 I L070 CufeU;rU t 2 t 1.070 1 I Blue Stone 1 1.060 ! Rockgardea 1 t 2 1.035 5 Bunciic t I 8 1,050 Satnley H. I f f 1.060 Tan Son I 1 I 1.060 Lady Felix t i 1 1.060 Col. Snider .... ...,... f 4 1.080 Wild Ut 111 lkiO I Fair Virginia ., 1 l.0uo i Jm Uaderwaa I 1.006 Marimba 1 I 1 1.050 1 Flowerfal Ill 1.060 JJi u.ii, k . I i 8 1,085 j F 1 L. C i ! f ; J : ; i , . 1 1 , J j i 1 i 1 , , 1 1 1 1 : . . . ! , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i I I I I I I I i 5 i 1 1 5 i 1 j Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Fireworth 2 1 1 1.030 Port Light 2 1 0 1,025 Somme 110 1,025 Drifting 2 3 3 1,027. Auntie May 1 0 2 1,025 Bengali 0 3 3 1.023 Jerry 2 14 1,020 Boyal Oak 1 o 0 1,015 Lucky 11. . 118 1,010 Mouette 110 1.003 Love Bird 2 2 1 3,005 Bellringer 1 1 0 1,005 Mormoa Hkler 1 0 0 1,000 Neapolitan Ill 1,000 Old Chap Ill 1,000 Stylish Mlas 1 0 3 1,000 Logs 16 0 1,000 Due de Guise 1 1 2 1,000 Tricks 0 4 4 1,000 Tulsa Ill 1,000 Al Stebier 1 0 0 1,000 Arrow Point 10 0 LO00 Be Good 1 0 0 1,000 Benmore IL 1 8 5 LOGO Bittern 1 8 0 1,000 Brother Jean Ill 1,000 Charles Henry 1 0 0 1.000 Cho Cho 1 0 0 1,000 The best erode of horsemauaiiip presented in Canadian racing: of 192S waa furnished by such jockeys of much experience as Turner, Claver, McTaggart, Ambrose, Hinphy and Stirling, all riders of ability. But none of these lied at the end of the racing year. That honor fell to C. Eames and W. Taylor, who finished in a tie in mounts won, with fifty-three to the credit of each. W. Hinphy was not far away from joining in that dead heat with his total of fifty-two winning mounts and was the best rider of the trio, as his fine percentage testifies. Clarence Turner did some good riding for J. K. L. Ross and also achieved a noteworthy percentage. Eddie Ambrose and John McTaggart showed considerable of the skill that gained them public favor when they rode for leading stables over the New York tracks. It is pleasant to rote that such old timers are doing well. D. Sterling, A. Claver, T. Wilson, J. Wallace, M. Fator. S. Boyle and W. Anderson all rode with a fitir measure of succesa E. Pool made a high percentage In what riding he did in Canarl.w A host of youngsters rode over the Canadian tracks, E. Petxoldt possibly being the best of these lads, although suh a statement is risky and based mainly on what he did elsewhere thar in Canada. The records of the riders who guided one or moro horses to victory in the course of the campaign are presented here Jockey. Mt. 1st. 2d, 3d. trap. P Raines, a 250 58 80 34 124 .21 Taylor, W 214 68 30 82 90 .27, Hinphy, V. 168 52 31 21 Oft .82 Ambrose. B. 288 48 44 37 100 .16 Walls, P. 200 48 42 42 158 .17 Stirling, D 237 47 42 34 124 20 Turner, 0. 148 45 38 20 50 .20 McTaggart. J. 184 45 28 31 85 .24 Rrickson. H. 233 42 48 35 108 .18 Claver. A. 108 38 40 31 80 .18 Wilson, 7. 203 38 35 48 84 .18 Hunt. F 226 35 34 23 134 AC Wallace, J. 317 38 35 40 200 .10 Fator, X. 161 32 27 21 81 .20 Burke, H. J. 150 31 22 11 86 .-: Boyle, 8. 196 30 33 28 107 .13 Anderson, M. 248 30 21 25 171 .12 Gregory. 149 29 21 15 84 19 Rewan, J. 257 23 41 32 161 .09 BoganowfltL W. 312 23 28 45 210 U7 Welner. F 220 21 25 27 150 u? Wilson, 179 21 22 24 111 .12 Ball, R 135 21 19 19 70 .16 Gross, a 125 20 28 14 68 i Connors, J. 150 20 21 17 10 ifl Dawson, J 163 19 15 28 100 U Long, H 112 19 16 15 80 1" Barnes. and 95 19 18 14 49 .20 Gargan, W 82 19 1 11 42 Gregory, I 1-42 18 15 19 98 PetsoMt, S. 84 17 12 14 41 Atkinson, B. 206 10 34 31 185 1 Molten, H 94 10 20 7 51 7 Marlines, P 97 10 14 10 57 .18 Simmons, J. 80 10 18 11 40 .0 Doyle, R. 100 10 12 10 llO 10 Thomas. J. 148 10 12 12 108 11 Jones, H. B. 92 10 11 12 53 .7 Chalmers, J. 141 10 10 18 102 Smallwo!, X, 92 IS 15 14 48 White, C. 120 15 lO 17 78 12 Wida. t. 138 1 27 17 SO 10 Moore. R. X 92 14 9 IS 50 .1 Pool. BL 42 14 2 IS AS Sharpe. F. 121 1 8 11 Pickens, A 00 12 20 8 50 Thompson, C 1 30 72 McAIaney. R. 80 XX IS IS - McEwen. B. 78 U 11 9 40 Fodea, 9 120 11 11 15 80 JS OMahoaey. C 103. 10 15 16 2 0 Grass. P. . 118 10 11 14 88 u3 Saadstraaa. A. SO SO 8 IS 5T Walls. 6. 02 3 13 34 : McCraaa. K 140 21 If K 5 TromWay. A. 7T 0 IT 0 4ft Oweas. Jl ....130 9 12 " Nolan, T. 80 8 12 Corey. O. TO 12 Martia. W. 0T 10 Parringtoa. T. ... 01 Flyaa, R. 80 I a e 1-auley, R. OS Seremb. F. V I Alexandra. Q ChappaU. H, t l? McUermott, U I 1 Stearaa. H. v. ft w Woodstook. . i Organ, W 8wart, K a Smith, i. l t hlavotta, - Siugletoa. J. : Bu - iiarwtt, M .v I Metculf. J I o Ryan. R. Collia II I 1 v GUmoa. H. - S 10 Buxton. . 1 Taylor, 1. I 0 HoUowty, R, I Smith. W. Fulton. T S .j ShUUa. VL 8 4 t Burns, T 5 - Miller. W. . 4 l5 Smith. J I Kennedy, J 1 4 y Baker, f. J t Warrlagtoo, W. 80 I S Anin, A. Bl: 6 o Powell. . 41 4 4 1. Lang, a 41 4 Wart. . a S Duggan. R, 98 4 3 Deford, J. 88 0 3 Horn, ft, 8T d 2 Madeira. P 40 4 2 Lowe, R 21 0 - J Heinlsch, W 1 Dnvis, W. 80 Scfawarta, M. 88 8 S M prime. F. 4T 8 - Rnlla, a 88 8 1 i WUllama, J. IT 8 4 0 Murray, I. 37 8 1 tt os Abel. A 40 8 3 8 mc. r. at a 1 i-ai 1 Majestia, J. Jft t 4 4 It 1 Hainan. 1 30 i 3 80 s Ulley. W tt 8 t t Iollard. . 11 V . 0 13 .1 Pits, I 1 17 - Dunkinsoa. W. 3 1 0 20 . 00 lUtuUton. K. 0 3 6 -7 Uoiton. R 10 0 2 11 .10 Parriugton. K. 40 1 0 4 34 d Harbourae. . 21 8 6 2 18 10 WUUs. 0. at 1 4 7 24 09 , K-wnaneUL B. 5t S 4 5 40 .Oi Fallon. M a. i - 10 n-utuiue: vu tenth page. j j . . I , . , : y CANADIAN RACING OF 1922 Continued from ninth page. norse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt Matthews, M 12 2 4 1 5 .17 Rcnzetti, B 32 2 3 4 23 .00 Demourclle, C 33 2 3 4 24 .03 Brooke, T 1G 2 3 0 11 .12 Ganter, A 20 2 2 3 13 .10 Lnndreville. G 20 2 2 1 15 .10 Cantrell, P 59 2 1 7 49 .03 Fletcher, 1 11 2 1 1 7 .18 Forrest, 0 10 2 1 1 12 .12 Bonhani. T. SO 2 1 1 28 .07 Murphy. F 10 2 0 1 13 .12 Jackson, C 23 2 0 1 25 .07 Allen, A 20 2 0 1 17 .10 Taylor, W. W 2 2 0 0 0 100 Peychaml, J 7 2 0 0 5 .29 McVarish. A. 4 2 0 0 2 .50 Myers, II 2G 1 3 2 17 .04 Dean, W 31 1 5 4 21 .03 Poirier, P 28 1 4 3 20 .01 Bullman. S 30 1 4 2 20 .03 Coney, L 21 1 4 0 10 .03 Banks, S 37 1 8 6 27 .03 Jenkins, V 38 1 3 7 27 .03; McCann, B 23 1 3 5 14 .01 McLaughlin. A. 44 1 2 0 35 .02 Burner, N 30 1 2 4 23 .03 , Gariepy, F 19 1 2 4 12 .03 Martin, C 15 1 2 4 8 .07 Brydges, n 29 1 2 3 23 .04 Garner, 0 27 1 2 3 21 .Oi Turpiano, S. 10 1 2 1 0 .10 Dreyer, J 11 1 2 1 7 .09 Babin, G 21 1 2 1 17 .03 Carncgata, L. 23 1 2 0 20 .01 Broadfoot, G 34 1 2 0 31 .03 Graham, F 3 1 0 1 1 .33 Kindle, C 7 1 1 1 4 .14 Moore, R 16 11 1 13 .06 King, n 19 1 1 1 16 .05 nuntamer, J 24 1 1 3 19 .04 Miller, C. C 22 1 1 1 10 .03 Stevens, F 10 1 1 0 8 .10 Deigle, 0. H. 1 1 0 0 0 100 Fowler. IL 1 1 0 0 0 100 JohDBon, A 1 1 0 0 0 100 Marinclli, B 1 1 0 0 0 100 Saucier, J 1 1 0 0 0 100 Fuller, D 3 1 0 0 2 .33 Rowan, T. 5 1 0 0 4 .20 Brogdcn, E 0 1 0 0 6 .17 Brown, W. C 10 1 0 0 9 .10 Jockeys who rode somo of their mounts to places, but did not win, were the following: Jockey. Mts. 2d. Td.Dnp. Frost, O." 15 3 2 10 Cooper, H. 19 3 1 15 Hammond, 0 5 3 0 2 Riley, C 9 3 0 0 Nicklaus, A. 5 2 12 Rowden, R, 7 2 1 4 Buel. C 12 2 19 Gordon, 1 16 2 1 13 Jacobs, A. IS 2 1 15 Ury. G 34 1 4 29 Lafferty, H. 18 1 3 14 Bower, H. B 37 1 3 33 Collins. J 5 113 Huntley, W 8 1 1 G Finn, T 9 117 Erb. A 11 119 Click, n 14 1 3 10 Groth, J. 110 0 Sande, B 110 0 Cameron, T 2 10 1 Frienshon, A. 2 10 1 Hoag. W 2 1 0 1 Carswell, H. 3 10 2 Conway, J 7 1 0 0 Stone, G 9 10 8 Butwell, J 2 0 2 0 Napier, L. 4 0 2 2 Burke, J. H. 9 0 2 7 Brogdcn, J 13 0 2 11 Kellum, J 10 0 2 14 Anderson, W. W. 1 0 1 0 Bredin, N 10 10 Callahan, J 10 10 Leaviston, B 10 10 Barham, E 2 0 11 Buel, H 2 0 11 Green, M. 2 0 11 Weil, W 2 0 11 Anderson, W- 4 0 13 Evans, A 6 0 15 Pcnalver, J 6 0 15 Wolke, E 0 0 15 Gardner, W. 8 0 17 Brown. W. W 11 0 1 10 Roach, A. 17 0 1 16 Weber, G IT 0 1 10 Jockeys who did not win or ride to a place were : Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mta. Barber, I. 1 Bhelepets, J. 2 Borgan, W. 1 Rice, L. 2 Boyle, R. 1 Morris, J 2 Brown, A. 1 Mangan. G 2 Collins, W. 1 McCabc. J 2 Cooper, G 1 Herbert, J 2 Cornell, L. 1 Groneiscn, J 2 CroBSWcll 1 Demayo, E. 2 Dallie, J 1 Duggan, 0 2 Ferguson, E. 1 Bnrley, F 2 Garner, M 1 Hspcnshadc, R. 3 Gibson, H. IL 1 Bames, N. J 3 Golden, J 1 Black, A. 3 HartiugstalL C 1 Clements, Bi 3 Hay, II 1 Redfcrn, G 4 Heenan, J. 1 Ferguson, G 4 nille, II 1 Creery, L. 4 Jarrell, AV. 1 Martinez, P. T 5 Johnson, L. 1 Miley, F 5 Kalis ka, IL 1 Primroec, W. 5 Mills, H. 1 Whiteside, D. 5 Morgan, J. ......... 1 Pecoraro, J. ........ 0 Paisier, P. 1 Smallwcod, J. ....... 6 Perry. W 1 Hurd. P. 7 Pierce, C. .......... 1 Ammann. A. ....... 8 Sequin, E 1 Ridenour, W. ....... 8 Simmons, M 1 Ward, 0 8 Smoot, S 1 Barrett, N 9 Spittier, A. 1 Austin, J. 11 Wallace, O. 1 Aron, L. 12 tt, McAfee rode more winners hi steeple-chasins than any of his competitors, but was closely pressed by W. Borgan, with S. Veitch, Jr., close up. The steeplechase riders with one or more victories to their credit were : Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. TJnpP.C. McAfee. H. 30 7 2 4 17 .23 Borgan. W. 22 0 1 3 12 .27 Veitch, S-, Jr. IT 5 1 4 T .29 Barry F 30 4 8 8 8 .13 Simpson, R. 14 3 4 1 6 .21 Green. vV 11 3 2 2 4 .27 Haynea, B 9 2 5 2 0 .22 Jtnei, W 9 2 2 3 2 .22 Kennedy, N 9 2 2 S 2 .22 Crawford, R. H. 5 2 0 1 2 .40 Klecgcr, B 12 1 4 2 5 .08 Ireland, 31 13 1 2 2 8 .03 Sims, A. 3 1 1 1 0 .33 Diamond, 0 5 1 1 1 2 .20 Rowan, J. J 0 1 1 1 3 .17 Ifanna, R, 3 1 1 0 1 .33 Brady, V 3 1 0 0 2 .33 Steeplechase riders who were placed with- out winning were: Rider. Mta. 2d. 3d.Cnp. Williams, DL 9 3 0 0 Stevenson, 8. 4 1 1 2 Ranch, J 8 110 Phillips, W. 11 119 Blake, W 4 0 13 Riders unplaced in all of their races were: Rider. Mts. Rider. Mta. Ireland, B. 1 Fricker, H. 3 Larsen, IC 1 McCuc. W. J 3 Wolke, B. 2 McManua, R. 3 That a multitude of trainers took a hand in Canadian racing is attested by the long list of names of those who sent winners to the post. In view of the success of the big J. IC Ii. Ross stable, over which Henry Mc-Daniel presided, it is no wonder to find him the leader in his honorable profession. In all particulars he was emphatically first. There were other skillful trainers in Canadian racing and here is what they all did : Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. McDanieL H. 60 Hum, G. F 3 Swinke, A. 35 Hutton, J 3 Alexandra, A. E. ...29 nyncs, J. V. 3 Bringloe, W. H. 29 Lipps, M 3 Winfrey, O. 0 26 Lock, W 3 Hoakins, J 17 Martin, J. A. 3 Scholke, F 17 McDonald, B. J. .... 3 Warfield, R 17 McDonald. J. S 3 Butler, J 15 McNaught, J. W. ..3 Crawford. W. A. ...15 Moore. E. W 3 Major, E. H. 15 Munson, J. H 3 Veiteh, S 15 Patterson, C. B. ... 3 Walsh, W 14 Percival, P 3 Paly. L. A 14 Ripley, R. 3 Sherrard, T. 14 Risk, F 3 Russell, W 13 Russell, J. J 3 Partridge, J. B. ...13 Shcehan, W. F 3 Freeman, C. N 13 Simmons, M. J 3 Burttschcll. W. A. ..13 Smith, A. E. 3 Livingston. W 12 Smith, C. 0 3 Gormsn, J. G 12 Spargur, H. C 3 Worthington, O. T. ..12 St. Clair, C. E. ...... 3 Cannon, D. F 11 Thomas, W. A 3 Akers, 0. B 11 Westmoreland, W. 0. 3 Doyle, F. R. 11 Whitehill, L. T 3 Davis, H. B. 11 Wilkins, H. 0 3 Garrett, F 11 Young, W. A. 3 Michell, B. S 11 Gentry, L. 3 Walker, G 11 Bauer, J 2 Barnett, R. 10 Bennett, A. 2 Baldwin, J. S 10 Booker, J. M. 2 Ilainel, A. ..10 Bordeaux, A. 2 Pitsgerald, P. B. ...10 Boyd, G 2 Smith, W. 10 Boyle. EC. ..2 Shine, J 10 Brant, C. F 2 Strode, J. A 10 Brenton, G. C 2 Watson. E. E. 10 Bryson, G. R. 2 Womcldorff. D 10 Burnside, S 2 Delaney, P 9 Campbell. J. IL 2 Groves, R. 9 CarswclL D 2 Herdel. n 9 Christy. J 2 Higginbotham, W. ..9 Clark, J. B, 2 Patterson, K, 9 Coffey, T 2 Robinson, A. 9 Crystler, T. ........ 2 Scuitto, W. 9 Daly, M. J 2 Thomas, A. V 9 Donohue, W. J 2 Walters, J 9 Douglas, J 2 Whatlcy. J. S. 9 Edwards, T. B. 2 Allen, G. R, 8 Everest, J 2 Arthur. J 8 Finch. G 2 Cloud, V 8 Frayling, J. K. 2 Davidson, J 8 Grant, M 2 Drake, C 8 Grant, W. M. 2 Durnan, W 8 Gray, G 2 Fox, F 8 Hanley, M 2 Giddings, n., Jr S Heard, J. D 2 Hammond, D 8 Henderson, S. M. ... 2 Hill. J 8 Howard, 0 2 Irvine, W 8 Jackson, R, B. 2 Kirby, A. L. 8 Johnson, G 2 Neusteter, H 8 Johnson, J. F 2 Porretto, A. 0 8 Julian, P. G 2 Stevens, F. 3 S Kane, J 2 Weant, W. G 8 Kling, W. A. 2 Whyte. J. 8 Kohlcr. W. 0 2 Allen, J 7 Leydecker, P. L. 2 Caywood, W 7 Lucas, B. C. 2 Gargan, W 7 Lynch, M. J 2 Goose, R 7 Maltby. W 2 Hall. 0. W 7 Matthews. W. B. ... 2 Irby, 0 7 McBride, J. L. 2 Kermath. J. T. 7 McCoy. L. 2 Kelley, M. C 7 McKcag, R. 2 Martin, W 7 McPherson, M. 2 Polk, S 7 Miller, E. T. 2 Plunkctt, J. W 7 Miller, F. T 2 Perkins, W 7 Miller, It 2 Stotler, J. H. 7 Miodow, S 2 Walker, W. 7 Mock, B 2 Adkins, J. D 0 Moody, N. K. 2 Buxton, C. 6 Murphy, J. W 2 Clark, C. F G Murphy, T 2 Crippen, G. W. .... 6 Musante, J 2 Hafley, W 0 Musty, E. H. 2 Hinphy, P. 0 Myatt, C. E. 2 Hope, J. 6 Naglc, J. K. 2 Neal, A. 6 NeaL 0. H. 2 Oots, H 6 Neal, G 2 Padelford, H. W. .. 6 OByrne, J 2 Padgett. W. R. 6 Panglc, J. W. 2 Pons, O. B 0 Phillips, A. T. 2 Eobsoi?, J 6 Plack, A. J. 2 Seifert, M. 0 Plant, H. W. 2 Smith, J. n. 6 Price, G 2 Snyder. K. L. 0 Reed, a 2 Tracer, F- .... 0 Ribarsch, O. . 2 Tuggle, 0. ......... 6 Saunderson, EL ..... 2 Cedar, W 5 Scanlon, D 2 Crofton, J 5 Schroeder, F 2 Deavenport, J. H. ..5 Schumakcr, F. J. .... 2 Dcrosset, O. M. 5 Schwartz, W. H. ... 2 Donohue. T. J 5 Shaw, D 2 Doyle, E. J 5 Sheldon, B. J 2 Dunlap, A. G 5 Sims, W 2 Fcakes, E 5 Small, R. M. 2 Fitzgerald, E. L. ... 5 Smith, C. 0 2 Foley, G. B 5. Smith, J. P 2 Hollenheck, R. M... 5 Snearley, W. H. 2 Holmes, B 5 Suhr, B 2 Irwin. F. R. 5 Tanner, 0. F 2 Reams, J 5 Thomas, A. 2 McBride, T 5 Thompson. M. E. ... 2 McManus, F. C 5 Tullett, H 2 Mooncy, J. T. 5 Valentine, A. L. ... 2 Ownbey. J. S 5 Viau, M. 0 2 Pierce, T. J 5 Wallace, E. S 2 Rice. B. B 5 Weir. W 2 Vail. N. S 5 Wells, T. H 2 Varian, S. F. 5 Wcntworth, G 2 Warner, H 5 Wilson, J. D 2 Wilson, C. S 5 Pits. J. N 2 Trotter, E 5 Arvin, G 1 Archibald, G 4 Allen. L. L. 1 Carney, J. 4 Baumstark. A. T. ..1 Clark. M 4 Belknap. F. G 1 Crawford, G. P 4 Bishop, J 1 Crist, T. K 4 Blane, P 1 Dayton, J. W. 4 Burch, S. L. 1 Duggan, J. B 4 Brown, L. 1 Durkin, J. A. 4 Brockmiiler, C. J. ... 1 Farrar, F 4 Buck, W. A. 1 Freeman, W 4 Bulcroft, A. 1 Gray. A. M 4 Bnrdcttc, W. M. ... 1 Graver, J. W 4 Baines, W 1 Hall, W. J 4 Cain, W. M 1 Haymaker, L. 4 Campbell. L. 1 Holman. E 4 Carley, B 1 Johnson. 0 4 Carncr, H. S 1 Lntz, K 4 Cissna, W. IL 1 Lyun. T. 4 Clay, J 1 McCaffcrty. J. J. .. 4 Cline, C 1 Morris, D. T. 4 Cole, B. L. 1 Nixon, J 4 Coleman, J. . . 1 Nibbs, G 4 Collins, J. M. 1 Olive, M. 4 Connor, R. 1 Phillips, 0 4 Cooper, It 1 Pyle, C . 4 Crawford, J. L. 1 Raines, H. ..... 4 Cummins, J 1 Rice, 0 4 Day, A. S 1 Roy. A. N 4 Dayton, A. F 1 Samples, F 4 Doyle, T 1 Salt, E. J. 4 Dunn, J. B 1 Sherman, G. P 4 Dwycr. P 1 Spragne, 0. H. 4 Emmert. C. a 1 Stralendorff. R-. ... 4 Farris, R. J 1 Waters, T. B 4 Fecncy, J. J. 1 Wilson, W. G 4 Felix, R 1 Woods, H. G 4 Fenwick. W 1 Arvin, J. G 3 Foley, W. J 1 Austin, A. L. 3 Foreman. P. F 1 Barker, W. 3 Foster. J 1 Beamish, J. 3 Gallagher, H. 1 Brent, A 3 Garth, Wcods 1 Brooks, F 3 Gavin, J 1 Burks, J 3 Gorham, I. ......... 1 Campbell, W. G. ... 3 Gray, N. W. 1 Carroll, E. L. 3 Greeson, J. G. . 1 Casaity, H. E 3 Groves, C. B. 1 Collins, W. E 3 Hays, J. S 1 Crist, L. K. 3 Hayes, L. W 1 Davis, R. 3 nizer, J 1 Dcline, 0. E. 3 Hodge, T. 1 Dougherty, IL 3 Holbrook, K. B. ... 1 Edwards, J. J 3 Houbrc, 0 1 Elandor, D. Y. 3 Jackson, J. N. ..... 1 Finley, A 3 Johnson. J. A. 1 Givcns, J. G 3 Jones, S. B 1 Gleason, B 3 Ketzel. R 1 Hall. AV. B, 3 Kinnaman, E. IL ... 1 Hesselrine, S 3 Koorncr. C 1 Holmes, J. 0 3 Lewis, J. A 1 Howell, D 3 Loopcr, E. J. 1 Hunter, J. W. 3 Lycan, P 1 Continued on twelfth page. 1 CANADIAN RACING OF 1922 Continued from tenth page. Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Mastcrson, J 1 Rowe, R 1 Matthews, C. E 1 Rozon, O. A 1 Mayer, A 1 Sabine. J. R. 1 McCardla, F 1 Sawyer, L. 0 1 McFarlane, J 1 Sherrard, W 1 McGovcrn, J 1 Shewbridgc, W. N... 1 McKeevcr, R 1 Short, E. H 1 McNeill, S 1 Smith, M 1 Mcltzer, F 1 Smith, W. F 1 Miles, A. W 1 Stanfield, W. L. ... 1 Miller. C. R 1 Setwart, D. R 1 Milton. G. C 1 Stritc, J. T I Mitchell, A 1 Thomas, D 1 Mitchell, C 1 Thomas, II. B 1 Morrison, C. H 1 Thomas, W 1 Munson, n. L 1 Van Gorden, G. M... 1 Newton, G. E 1 Vaughn, J. F 1 Niehaus, A. C I Vivell, A. H 1 Norvell, C. A 1 Wager, F 1 OConnor, J 1 Watson, E. L. 1 OShea, J. E. . 1 AVatts, A. E 1 Ogle, T. J 1 Wayland, B. 1 Paul. J. L. 1 Webb, H. 1 Phillips, G. E 1 White, A 1 Phillips, J. P 1 White, R. L. 1 Pierce, J. L 1 Wickham, A 1 PInnkett, J. A. 1 Williams, G. E 1 Reed, C. 0 1 Williams, R 1 Reilley, E. F 1 Womach. I. N 1 Richey, W 1 Drake, W. L 1 Roach, M 1 Lowcnstoin, M 1 Robailard, II 1 Molesworth, G 1 Ross. E. M 1 White, 0 1 Marshall, W. 0 1 Magni, P. G 1 Martin, T 1 Mannale, J 1 -