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PIMUCOS GRAND MEETING j « . Maryland Jockey Club Distributes 45,940 in Stakes and Purses. i ♦ "Itud" Fisher Largest Winner by Virtue of 1 ellle Morses Suoress — K. Scoble Leads Jockeys; AV. Garth the Trainers. One of the outstanding spring meetings of . the year came to an end when Dimlico closed j its gates Tuesday, May 13, after ten days of , high-class sport. Tlie Maryland Jockey Club j during that period provided seventy races and distributed the imposing total of 45,940 j in f.takes and purses, the daily average distribution amounting to 2,35and. "Bud" Fisher, by virtue of the success of i Nellie Morso. heads the list of money winning owners with 8,750 to bis credit. II. P. Jleadleys invasion of the East netted him the goodly sum of 5,990.. J. S. Cosden met with marked success, his horses accounting for six races and 7,500. Nellie Morses Preakness and Pimlico Oaks triumphs added 8,750 to the coffers of his owner and placed that superb filly at the * top of the list of winning horses. Chacolet won the first revival of the famous Pixie j. Handicap and, as it was worth 4.S40 to the I winner, that wonderful mare figured second I to Nellie Morse in money earned during the • meeting. Single Foot, Shuffle Along, Ex- J treme, Martingale and Transmute were others , that figured prominently in the money dis- | tribution. E. Seobie, with nine winning mounts, tops : tho list of the jockeys participating in the . meeting. P. Hum, K. Barnes, B. Marinelli j -arid J. Wallace also riding with success. Wm. Garth carried off the training honors J of the meeting, saddling ten winners. C. H. j Shilling was second with six, while T. J. j Healey and W. Irvine tied for third place, i •each with live winners. c The owners who won 00 or more each follow : UmtUM. 1st. 2d. 3d. Airt. 1islier. H. 0 3 0 1 8,950 , Il.-adley, H. I.. 2 10 25.900 Cosden. J. S 0 3 4 17,500 i J.«. twiok, A. C 4 11 14.200 , :.: hraii. I. A... 5 4 6 9,850 j Ross, S. , 5 14 8.900 ■ Giiftitli. J. ■ 2 0 0 7.300 , Whitney, K. V 5 2 5 7.100 , "Whitney, H. V.. 0 10 5.000 , N.ilnion. W. J 4 1 3 4.900 ,, Ward. J. S... 1 1 0 4,850 , Arthur. .1 2 5 7 4.450 -. IVirr. It 4 0 0 4.200 J Foreman. ;. W 2 O 0 3.500 i I..in.-.M-iis St:il le 0 0 1 3.000 i "Wilson. K. T 2 2 1 2.750 Ifcivis, I. ■ 112 2.750 j atebaaa, K B 2 11 2.700 ,, Krirrar. Sirs, F 10 0 2.500 , Polk. .1. r 1 2 0 2.350 | Carman. It. F 2 0 1 2.100 "Wiilener. J. B Ill 2.000 Rmilli. I. It 0 10 2.000 t Seagram Stable 110 2.000 •Mean, .1. W 0 0 0 2.000 Kenton Stable 12 2 1,800 Kkinker. .1. It 2 0 0 1.H0O Tu.kerman. It 110 1.800 Nevada Sto.k Farm Stable... 0 5 1 1.500 Jeffords, Mrs. W. M. 0 3 1 1.400; Hl-ilillen. J 12 0 1.400 N von, J. P 10 0 1.400 Miller. It. I 10 2 1.400 Campbell, Q W 10 1 1.250 J I. ward. W.J 1 0 0 1.250 Jdiddl- Neck Farm Stable 0 11 1.200 r !len Kiddle Farm Stable 0 11 1.150 Jeffords. W. ■ 1 0 1 1.150 ■ Iteniielt. J. ...., 101 1.050 * CmiimVll. I, 1 0 1 1.050 KiiHor. It. C. 1 0 1 1.050 • llerold. F. A 1 0 0 1 .000 " Morris. A. II 1 0 0 1,000 • ■MtUa*. Mrs. C. 11 1 0 0 1.000 ■ Smilhson. C. 1 0 0 1.000 s Ji.dair Sliid Stable 10 0 900 v l.ilpin. K. M I 0 0 900 Martin, W. U. 1 0 2 1 900 0 Kmltli. J. P 10 0 900 _ •Fourth money _, The horses which accounted for 00 or jt more each follow : p Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amr. K "Nellie Morse 3 0 0 $.".*. 750 u Chaeolet ... 1 0 0 24.S40 I Nagta Foot 2 10 7.00: I Martingale 110 C..40: Hpot Cash ...... 10 0 0.150 Shuffle Along 2 0 0 ti.05i Fxtreme ... 3 0 0 5.550 a ■ Transmute 0 10 5.000 Wortiimoro 10 0 4.550 Dan IV 10 0 4.150 1 -lying Fur 2 0 0 3,400 Mad Play 0 0 1 3.000 ISother 3 0 0 2.SO0 Wrangle 10 0 2.500 Ruus| ero ... 10 2 2.250 D.Kit ... ... 110 2.00J I ■BMMCfeM 0 O 0 2.000 JJiay Cables 2 0 1 2.000 KiliK Solomons Seal 0 1 0 2.001 ] Mainmast 2 0 0 2.000 It.v.-nue Agent 0 0 1 2.000 ltitllseye 1 0 1 1.900 n !*• Vigneinale 1 1 0 1.800 Lollipop 110 1.800 , Iannarlienee ltelle 2 0 0 1.801 | Tassel 1 1 0 1 .801 Yankee Princess til 1.800 Adamant 10 1 1,500 AVoodley II 10 1 1,600 | Freez.v Snee/.y 1 2 0 1 .501 Cymkliuna ... 0 2 0 1.500 i Faddist ........ 110 1,450 . Sombre ... 10 1 1.400 i Vii-Hire .... 10 0 1,400 ] ■ Kautar-i 10 0 1.400 Nthereal HI ue 10 0 1 ,400 J • iniiigiimp 10 0 1.400 1 False Face 1111 ,350 1 e.shawk .... 110 1.300 .» Captain Cosligan 110 1.250 1 1 Wood I-ady 110 1.250 ] iuvnor .... 110 1.200 Kelentless 0 11 1.200 IMIli Armor 1 1 0 1,150 Night Shade 1 1 0 1.150 ,. S-lbs Flower 1 1 0 1.150 J, Annie Jordan 10 1 1.101 ,. Kx-use ile 1 0 0 1.10 Itjrltara Fri tebie 1 o 1 1050 .. Backet 1 0 1 1.050 Altissimo 1 n 1 1.O50 , ItiR ISIaze 0 1 0 l.OflO .M-kney 1 0 0 l.KK ,, I Tity 1 0 0 1.0OJ June Crass 1 0 0 1.000 p: Oft Spring 1 0 0 l.Oill u Qih-ksalid o 1 0 1.Mht pj J-J""on 1 O o 1.C0I ... 1:,:"d 10 0 l.o:io s B«*le l o o 1.0 •s," I as 1 O 0 1.1.00 Tr»J«— 1 o o l.oo It v.rwy. k 1 I o 900 :ii l;"0!Me 1 0 | UM ;, Karla Itaby i | 0 «,„,, N FI.»ainB On 1 o 0 900 V Jim Kenney 1 0 „ m g NiKht Raider 1 ,, „„, w Primrose 1 0 q wm w S"ol.li ltroom 1 0 o j» KJ I W AV. gunshot 1 0 0 901 ! Bt ■nviraJ Watxw 1 0 o 900 p, * j. I I • J , | : . j J j j i c , i , j ■ , , , ,, , -. J i i j ,, , | t r ■ * • " • ■ s v 0 _ _, jt p K u I I a ■ I ] n , | | i . i ] J 1 1 .» 1 ] ,. J, ,. .. , ,, p: u pj ... s :ii ;, N V g w w W AV. Bt p, Ho"*- 1st. 2d. 3d. Ami. Wessie B. 1 0 0 900 I Wuhu 10 0 900 •Fourth money. The jockeys, who rode one or more winners, 1 follow : Jo -k v. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Seobie, E. 36 9 5 5 17 .25 , Ufn. D 34 6 6 8 14 .18 Karnes. B 24 5 4 4 11 .21 Marinelli, II 38 5 4 4 25 13 Wallace, J .28 5 1 1 21 ."18 I Johnson, A. 18 4 3 2 9 !22 Metimee, J 7 4 0 1 2 .57 ; Stevens. F 16 4 0 2 10 25 Williams. S 1* 4 3 1 10 .22 halmers, J ...12 3 0 2 7 .25 Dawson, J. J 1» 3 3 1 y Q Haiti—, F 31 3 7 5 16 .10 Ijuib. L M 2 2 5 7 .12 Carner, M.. ,... 4 2 1 1 0 .50 Roud, O. 10 1 0 0 9 .10 1 I-auc. 0 4 1 1 1 1 .25 M.Atee, I„ 2 1 1 0 0 .50 Milner, W 18 1 0 2 15 .06 Ponee. 0 15 1 2 2 10 .07 Sharpe, F 15 1 1 0 13 .07 ] Walls, P. 14 1 4 0 9 .07 The jockeys who finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner, follow : Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.Cnp. [*•. F. 8 4 3 1 Horn. F. . 9 2 16 Mel*ine. S. 3 2 0 1 Stirling. D 6 2 0 4 at -». 0 8 1 1 6t Hrolheis, T 13 1 2 10 Huff. N 13 1 1 11 Kuinmer, . 2 1 0 1* Uomanelli, R. 5 l 0 4 I Taylor. C. J 7 1 1 5 Ambiosr . E. 13 1 3 9 Brown, 3 1 0 o Abel. A 3 0 2 1 t Allen. A. 1 0 1 0 Corey, i f, 0 1 5 E Fa tor, U 1 0 1 0 Paike. I 2 0 1 1 Small wood, J. Q 12 0 2 10 ] The jockeys who finished unplaced with all t their mounts follow : 1 Joekey. Mts. .Toekey. Mts. Corcoran, J 1 Bntwell. 1 2 f Fiuilstich, E. 1 Cbiireh. H 2 t ;raee, C 1 Coltiletti, F 2 , King. 1 1 Crorman, K. 2 Mtrris, U 1 Holmes, H 2 Sande, E 1 Walls, G 2 Turner, C. 1 McTaBgart, J 3 1 Ward, L. 1 Lejrland, J 4 I The steeplechase jockeys who rode one or ■ more winners follow : R ler. Mts. IsL 2d. 3d. Cnp.P.C. Kennedy, N 5 2 0 1 2 .40 s Mergler. C | 2 0 1 5 .25 Cbeyne., U 5 1 0 0 4 .20 Jones, C 3 1 0 0 2 .33 OConnor, M 2 1 0 0 1 .50 Pinkney. C 3 1 1 0 1 .33 Sims. A 2 1 1 0 0 .50 Smoot, 7 1 1 1 4 14 Veiteh, I, 4 1 0 1 2 .25 The steeplechase jockeys who finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner, follow: Kid,r- Mts. 2d. 3d. Unp Baeatt, A e 2 1 3 Itethel, W 2 1 0 1 Kyers. I 8 1 1 6 Hunt. AV 6 1 2 3 Ke.iting, W 2 1 0 1 MeNair. W 3 111 Pierce. J 3 1 o 2 Peubler, ■. 4 0 2 2 The steeplechase jockeys who finished unplaced with all their mounts, but did not ride winner, follow : Kider. Mts. Rider. Mts. Akers. 0 1 Jackson. W 2 Hairy, T 1 Jones, AV 2 P.organ. W 1 Incaster, 15 2 Itrown. W 1 Stevenson, S 2 Diamond. 0 1 P.arrett, 1 3 Haynes. 15 1 Campbell, A. ....... 3 Kleeser, 15 1 ;rant, 0 3 OConnor. W 1 Smith, C 3 Williams. A. 1 Mshoney, AV 4 Coleman, J 2 William*, H. 4 Harris, 15 2 The trainers who saddled one or more winners follow : Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Garth. AVin 10 P.ooth, W 1 Schilling. C. H 6 Brady, M. . 1 Healey, T. J 5 I5reuton, «. C 1 Irvine, AV 5 Brooks, W. 11 1 Heuly. J. AV 4 Campbell. L 1 Smart M 4 Crawford, It. B 1 Campbell, J. AV 3 Deu:eiest, M 1 Gordon, A. B 3 Knsor. G. K 1 Stotb-r, J. II 3 Farrar. F 1 Arthur. J 2 Kennedy, H. J. ... 1 Burttschell. W. A. ..2 U«M, A 1 Carman, R. F 2 Ix wis! J. H. 1 Herold. F. A 2 Miller, K. 1 1 Polk, J. V 2 Phillips, ;. K. . . 1 BMaa, H 2 Smith. J. P 1 Schorr. J. F 2 Smith, R. A. ...... 1 Redwell, H. G 1 Veitr-b. S 1 Bennett, J. 0 1 AValden, B. 1. .....I 1 1 The following stakes were decided : . Stake. Date. AVinner. Aalue. j Jennings Handicap. May 1: Shuffle Along... $ 5,050 | Pimlico Nursery Stakes, May 2; Single Foot 3 850 1 Oreca Spring Valley Stcephhase Handicap; -May 3; Dun IV 4 |fa Dixie Handi -ap. May 3; Chacolet 28.K40 I Reniiert Handicap, May 5; Worthmore 4,330 ArlinglDU Claiming Handicap, May »- Wraaata 2,500 ] PimlKo Home Bred Stakes, M.iv 7; Single ] ** : . 2.1,-ui J Pimlico Oaks, May S; Nellie Morse 3 750 Howard Handicap. May 9; Flying Fur ...... 2500 ■, Pimlico Spring Slakes. May 10: Sun Spot .. i.150 Preakness Stakes. May 12; Nellie Morse 54.000 Spring Juvenile Slakes, May 13; Extreme .. 3,750 The percentage of winning favorite? was almve normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation : NiiiiiImt if lays ji w NiiuiImt of races 77 AAinning first choices . 33 Winning second choices oy Winning outsiders 22 lining at odds on 17 Defeated at odds on 7 Pcr.entag.- of winuiag choices 43
