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AMERICAN JOCKEY RECORDS I During the racing from January 1. 1925, up to and including April 25, 299 jockeys were winners of one or more races in the United States, Mexico and Cuba. The records of these Jockeys for the period named, with their riding weights, is embraced in the following tabulation: Jockey. Wt. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3rd. rnp.r.C. Abel. A. 1M 13 1 0 1 11 .05 Accsrdy, A 10.". 37 2 1 4 30 .03 AJbikir, B. 102 169 13 19 25 112 .08 Allen, C 106 111 22 17 15 57 .20 Allen. C. ■ 10C 362 60 63 48 191 .16 A mli rose. E 109 135 29 23 18 65 .21 Anderson. A. ... 97 16 1 1 2 12 .08 Anderson. W. ...103 15 S 1 1 30 .09 Aran. 1 104 8 2 2 2 2 .25 Babin, f! Ill 14 2 1 1 10 .14 ■■few, K. J 105 213 20 20 25 148 .09 Hunks. S 101! 156 23 24 14 95 .15 Barnes. E 103 266 44 34 S2 156 .17 Barrett. N 109 33 8 1 6 18 .24 Bead. E 103 28 • 1 S 19 .11 B«C, J 95 114 8 12 10 84 .07 Bludan. K 101 18 3 2 1 12 .17 Bocanowskl. W..104 20 1 1 1 17 .05 Booker. F 101 8 1 1 0 0 .12 Breun ns. B 105 44 5 5 4 30 .11 i Brown. 0 98 38 5 6 5 22 .13 stark; W 96 36 1 0 0 35 .03 Buel. C 108 16 3 3 2 9 .19 liullman. S 10S 24 1 0 0 23 .01 Burger, N 103 31 3 1 3 24 .03 Hurke. 11. .1. ...112 2:? 2 1 4 16 .09 Burke, J. II 110 41 7 7 7 20 .20 Uurn«. T 108 119 19 14 16 70 .16 Uutwell, J 115 38 5 9 4 20 .13 Buxton, M 106 35 8 9 7 11 .23 ltvme. J 103 15 1 0 2 12 .07 . Callahan. II. ... 94 ■ 10 5 6 32 .19 Callahan, J 97 110 19 19 16 56 .17 Carpontir. E. ...101 142 14 14 17 97 .10 Carroll. J M0 :i7 3 I 6 23 .08 Carter, R 110 11 1 1 3 6 .09 Carter. K. U. ...110 3 1 1 0 1 .33 CharJe*. W 95 284 32 46 27 179 .11 Clements. U. ...108 SS 2 1 0 9 .17 i i Clower, C 100 9 1 2 0 6 .11 Colen. J 98 58 2 8 4 44 .03 i : Connelly, D. 108 41 7 5 6 23 .17; | Connors. J 110 64 11 9 8 36 .17 l Coop«r. G 92 127 19 18 8 82 .15 ! Corbett, 0 100 100 4 9 10 77 .04 1 Corcoran. J 109 8 1 1 2 4 .12 I CoBtello. It 108 36 2 3 4 27 .06 Cowan, J 105 103 4 3 9 87 .01; ; Craip. B 107 234 21 24 23 166 .09, Bawaon. J. J. .. 96 29 2 I 1 21 .07 J Deford, J 105 17 2 0 2 13 .12 lK lin, J 100 215 28 25 32 130 .13 I lJominick, J 108 12 1 1 1 9 .OS j Boyle. It 108 31 2 4 3 22 .06 I Dubriul. E 100 6 1 1 1 3 .17 Karnes. C 109 77 4 7 8 58 .05 I ; Edwards, II 83 273 13 16 24 220 AM Ellis. G 105 218 33 19 31 135 .15 Elston, H 95 481 60 65 74 282 12 J Farland. H 102 15 2 2 4 7 .13 Falor. E 105 78 1 2 2 73 .011 Fields, G 105 1«5 28 14 28 95 .17; Fisher. I 102 147 7 14 18 103 .05; Fisher. R. B. ... 95 302 82 42 37 171 .17 1 Francesco, A 105 51 1 4 4 42 .02 FroKCTtte, B. . . . 105 43 5 4 3 31 .12 Fronk, W 108 113 16 10 15 72 .14 Garner, it 110 5 2 0 0 3 .40 Geirity, J 99 18 7 3 1 7 .39 GeTinjr. la. 98 15C 27 20 17 92 .17 Gianelloni, E. ..100 83 9 6 4 64 .11 ionuley, J 105 40 4 5 6 25 .10 Goyanes. J 95 12 1 0 1 10 .03 Greenwood, C. ...107 51 3 5 4 39 .06 j ! OfifOa, S 98 431 53 56 54 208 .12 j Gross, C 105 44 15 10 1 18 .34 I Habjan. W 95 108 7 8 11 82 .06! Hamilton. 11. ... 95 9 1 0 0 8 .11 | Harrington, R. ..107 9 1 1 0 7 .111 Harvey, B 106 78 6 9 12 51 .08 j I Harvey. W 106 320 81 62 42 135 .25 Hastings, F 102 55 5 7 5 38 .09 Hay, H 96 137 22 17 23 75 .16 1 Hebert. S 105 199 16 24 33 126 .OS I j Heupel, J 104 20 5 3 4 8 .25 I ; Hicks, S 102 17 1 1 1 14 .06 | Hoagland. K. ... 94 272 30 28 20 194 .11 | | Halicko. S 102 226 26 26 36 138 .12, ! UoUoway. R 107 13 2 1 2 8 .15! Hooper. C 103 285 33 26 35 186 .13! Horn. F 104 150 21 17 24 88 .14 I Hudgins, G 115 41 4 11 5 21 .10 ; Hunt, A 99 11 1 1 1 8 .09, Huntamer, G. ...104 168 16 10 17 125 .10 Horn. D 109 28 4 4 2 13 .14 ! Jackson, C 110 10 1 0 0 9 .10 i JohiiM.il. G 102 169 24 23 17 105 .14 Johnson. J. J. . . 98 20 4 2 1 13 .20 , Jones, J 1C0 81 5 9 5 62 .06 I Jones, U 100 165 19 21 22 103 .12 ! Judy, J 97 35 2 3 4 26 .06 ! Kehrt. S 103 82 11 8 7 58 .13 | Kellum, J 105 26 6 1 4 15 .23 j Kelly, W 96 20 1 1 3 15 .05 i Kelsay. W 107 73 7 9 2 55 .10 Kennedy, B 10" 44 2 8 3 31 .05 Kiniry. F 103 32 1 2 4 25 .03 Kurtsinger, C. ..102 54 5 7 8 34 . 09 Lacastr, A 102 73 5 9 7 52 .07 Lancet. W 102 14 1 1 2 10 .07 1* ng, C 109 84 12 16 10 46 .14 Bang, I.. 95 159 7 10 33 109 .04 Bee, F 93 47 3 2 2 40 .06 j Ie. L 97 44 1 I 3 37 .02 Irf-gere, E 103 49 11 3 7 28 .22 Beyland. J 103 67 4 3 6 54 .06 l.iebgold. M. ...102 71 1 14 12 44 .01 I Billy, W 113 27 6 8 2 11 .22 1 Bombardo, T. ... 96 12 2 3 1 6 .17! I4 ng, H 102 64 5 3 8 48 .08; Bong. V 97 34 1 0 1 32 .03 1 alaciver, J 76 19 1 0 0 18 .05 alaiben, J 107 133 28 20 21 64 .21 Majestic, J 98 69 14 17 5 33 .20 Siangan. G 107 31 2 2 2 25 .06 Mann. J 98 7 2 1 1 3 .29 Marinelli. B. ...105 17 C 3 3 5 .35 j Marriner, V. ...101 10 2 3 0 5 .20 Martin, E 108 29 1 4 3 21 .03 Martinez. P. ...114 176 12 17 16 131 .07 1 McAlanev. K. . . . 1U8 95 7 8 10 70 .07! McAtce. 1 105 30 6 4 5 15 .20 1 MAnliffe. 1. .107 156 24 24 19 89 .16i McCabe. W. S. ..105 110 17 18 12 63 .13! McDermott. R. ..110 9 1 1 1 6 .11 McDonald. A. ... 97 232 18 23 24 167 .08 McIIugh. R. ... 90 516 63 79 62 312 .12 M l*ugblin. A. ..103 5 2 0 0 3 .40 1 McTaggart. T. ..10S 8 I 1 2 3 .23 : MeTagUe. J 92 288 38 35 42 17:: .13 Mergler. D 104 41 1 8 2 30 .12 Metcalf. J 112 85 8 6 6 65 .09 Merer. II 108 68 10 8 8 42 .15 Miller. H. II. ...100 34 1 1 1 31 .03 • Molters. V. ...105 102 4 3 11 84 .04 j Montgomery B..100 86 16 12 9 49 .19 1 Mooney. J. D. ..100 21 3 2 1 15 .14 Moore, F 103 8 2 12 3 .25 Moore. V 102 131 15 15 20 81 .11 Mortenson. A. . . K8 283 47 43 .ft 160 .17 Morn*. L. 110 14 2 0 0 12 .14 Mozcr. R 93 40 0 3 4 28 .12 j Mwrs. II 107 10 1 0 0 !i .10 1 Seal. 1 107 304 66 50 36 L52 .22; Noe, K lft". 293 67 60 37 129 .23 j Noel. G 100 21 2 1 I 13 .10 OBrien, J 89 15 2 2 0 11 .13 Oltonnell. S. ...109 131 10 15 10 96 .OH | OMahoney, C. ..104 16 2 2 0 12 .12 Bark.-. I Mi 141 31 25 20 65 .22 Partington. L. . M 45 4 5 7 29 .09 Pendergrass, A. 96 121 7 7 12 95 .06 Pirnia, 0 108 30 10 3 3 14 .33 Peternel, A. 95 49 « 4 8 31 .12 IVtrecca. J 107 92 7 7 11 07 .07 PcUoldt, E 107 38 2 2 4 3u .05 Pierce. R 100 14 1 0 0 i:i .07 Pi.cirillo, J. ...100 111 9 11 10 HI .08 Pi.kens, A 106 64 13 6 13 34 .20 Tool. E 108 82 15 21 14 32 .18 Powers, P 106 141 9 15 14 106 .08 rril.ie. I nrj ;;s 4 ; 5 26 .11 i Rellly. F 103 31 2 2 0 27 .06 Benn, W 97 85 1 2 6 78 .01 Jten/..tti. E lu«[ 25 1 4 4 16 .04; Richards. II 96 147 30 23 19 85 .14 , Roach, A. 106 143 11 18 15 101 .08 j i i . i i i : | l ! 1 I ; J I j Jockey. Wt. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3rd. TJnp.P.C. Bobbins. E. ....101 30 2 4 1 23 .07 Roberts, J. J. ..106 354 47 37 42 228 .13 Robinson. C 110 5 1 0 0 4 .20 Rodriguez, A. ..114 51 5 5 8 33 .10 Roehm. E 110 88 5 3 15 65 .06 Romanelli. R. ..106 21 2 3 6 10 .10 Saucier, L. 97 12 1 0 4 7 .OS Sande, E 112 4 1 1 0 2 .25 Schaefer. I, 101 417 66 52 47 252 .16 Schuttinger, A. .107 4 2 1 1 0 .50 Schwartz. M. ..110 17 3 0 0 14 .17 Scobie, E 110 15 2 2 3 8 .13 Sequin, E 113 10 1 1 1 7 .10 Seremba. F 107 52 4 8 7 33 .08 Sharpe, F 109 13 3 0 0 10 .23 Smith, F 106 50 5 5 3 37 .10 Smith. J 103 204 15 15 21 153 .07 Smith, W 106 132 17 17 15 83 .13 Sporri, E 102 30 2 I 3 22 .07 Starkey, J 95 16 4 1 2 9 .25 Stevens, F 103 134 16 25 15 78 .12 Stevens, J 104 65 3 9 9 44 .03 Swanson. V 98 26 2 7 7 10 .08 Sylvia, J 87 102 10 12 14 66 .10 Taplin. E 106 151 34 16 15 86 .23 Taulette. P 94 134 12 15 23 84 .C9 Taylor, W 101 42 8 5 5 24 .19 Thomas. II 103 85 9 8 11 57 .11 Thompson. G. ...100 32 2 7 5 18 .06 Thorndyke, F. . . 95 20 1 0 4 15 .05 Thrailkill, T. ...103 60 3 5 7 45 .63 Tiner, B 103 57 6 4 3 44 .11 Tryon. A 102 15 2 3 2 8 .13 Tnnstall, J 95 3 1 0 1 1 .33 Vesseli, A 97 48 1 2 2 43 .02 Vuillemot. A. ... 96 98 9 13 8 68 .09 Wakoff, H 103 34 5 3 3 23 .15 Walker, G 102 40 3 5 8 24 .07 Wallace, J 98 54 7 10 10 27 .15 Wallis, V 100 41 1 4 1 35 .02 Walls, G 110 41 1 6 3 31 .02 Walls, P 107 189 40 24 26 99 .21 iWayt, T 112 49 6 8 8 27 .12 Weiner, F 104 117 14 12 17 74 .12 Williams, R 101 125 17 22 13 73 .13 Wilson, 1 100 64 18 8 13 25 .28 Winans. J 110 17 1 2 1 13 .06 Woodstock, F. ..104 67 5 8 4 50 .07 Yelton, R 102 122 7 8 11 96 .06 Yerrat, A 98 175 20 11 25 119 .11 Young, G 101 274 16 36 27 195 .03 Zucchini, R 102 62 5 8 5 44 .08
