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MAPLE HEIGHTS FIGURES Ohio State Jockey Club Distributes 0G,820 During Meeting. i C A. Mills Largest Winner Through Success of Millwick In Ohio Stat* Derby— L 11. Long Tops the Riders. .— The Ohio Statr? Jockey Clubs spring meeting at Maple Heights was of nineteen days duration, from May 9 to May 30, during which time 137 races were run and 06,820, a daily average of 15.622, distributed among the horsemen. C. A. Mills was the largest money winner among the owners participating In the racing, while Millwick, through his victory in j j the Ohio State Derby, heads the horses. | II. Long was the most successful of the i I Jockeys, riding fourteen winners, and R. L. I Rogers leads the trainers. The following owners won 00 or more each: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Mills, V. A 2 1 0 8.310 j | lleaton. W. 8 0 3 2 4.755 I Cruin, II. U 4 0 0 4.355 ■ 1 Ilial-jli Stable 4 4 7 4.205 j Pmgctt A Dousherty 7 16 4.210 i Potter, Mrs. W. J 4 4 3 3.97. , , Cooper, I* T 4 6 2 3,420; I CruUouit, Q. r 2 O 1 3.1S5 Freeman. C. N 3 9 4 2.970 Bernhardt, T. II 3 4 3 2.430 Bhafer, C. B 4 2 3 2.450 Hamilton. E 3 3 4 2.200! Creech, 1! 3 3 1 2.010 j i Major. E. 1 4 0 1 2.030 Headier. II. P 0 1 0 2.000 Triple B. Stable 3 3 1 1.900! i Missouri Stable 3 1 2 1.830, ; Boyle. F. J 2 1 4 1.810 Good and Eikert 3 1 O 1.010; Jones Stock Farm Stable 2 13 1.570 McCuffeity, J. J 3 0 1 1.540 j Hayes, F 2 3 0 1.400 | HuJsun. 0. i: 1 2 1 1.295 j Bonaventnrc Stable 2 0 2 1.200 j Woodland Stable 2 1 3 1.350: Polk, S 1 3 5 1.200: St. Hernairi SlaUe 2 1 , 1 1.190] Cuicardo, It 1 4 2 1.190 Wade. Mrs. I. U 2 1 0 1.120 Lenahan, C. E 2 1 0 1120 Coffey, J 2 0 0 1.113! i Hayes, J 1 3 2 1.070 Grabner, F. M 2 0 1 1.050 Gomel, J 2 0 1 1.0T.0 Stephenson. J 2 0 0 9S0 Tingle. W. U 2 0 0 980 Trotter. C. II 1 2 1 910 McDonnell, J. 0 1 2 2 910 Price. J 1 3 0 910 Couih, J 0 5 0 S40 Watson. E. E 1 2 1 W0 Zlnimtr. A 1 1 1 1 Thistledown Stable 1 0 2 830 The following horses accounted for JSOO or more each : Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Millwick 2 1 0 8.310; Miss Meise 2 0 0 3.375! j Altnadel 0 1 0 2.000 I Polvo 1 2 0 1.985 ! Pe*aaus 1 1 2 1.975 I Stanwi! 1 0 0 1.025, Finday 3 0 2 1.610 De.itrose I 0 1 1.540: j Hifh Water 1 1 0 1.475; Banter 2 1 0 1,370, j Winnipeg 1 2 1 1.295 Trafalgar 2 2 0 1.200 IT rtT I Shot 1 3 3 1.220 Scare Crow 2 1 0 1.100 Messines 2 1 1 1.1!" Monastery 2 0 2 1.120 Topango 2 0 0 1.120 Zealot 2 0 0 1.115 Strut Miss I.iziie Ill 1.110 Sindora 2 0 1 1.050 Sweepstakes 2 0 1 1.050 Boots and Shoe-* 2 0 1 1.0..0, Kentucky Cardinal 0 0 1 1,000 8pirea 2 0 0 !I80 Devil Girl 2 0 0 080| Leslie 2 0 0 080 Little Clair 2 0 0 080 Mabel Seth 2 0 0 980 Carlos Enrique 1 2 2 910 Fair Break 1 3 0 010 Ossaieen 1 2 1 Sweetum 1 2 1 Llewellyn 1 1 1 »30 The following jockeys rode one or more Winners : Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. fnp. PC. LonK II 70 14 9 8 39 .20 Terrat. A 88 11 19 8 50 .12 Noe. K 56 10 8 6 32 .18 Berg. J 07 9 8 5 43 .13 Farland. H 00 8 9 15 28 .13 Hay, II 48 8 3 7 30 .17 Heal. L 38 8 5 6 19 .21 Ridcnour. W 53 7 7 4 35 .13 Clanellonl, E 41 7 2 6 26 .17 Petrerra. J 06 6 7 6 47 .00 Botranowski, W 45 6 6 8 23 .13 DiMca, J 31 5 7 3 10 .IB Hileman. K 50 5 3 6 36 .10 Majestic, J 30 I 5 3 17 .17 Aron. L 17 3 1 2 11 .18 Phillips. C. 8 M 3 2 3 26 .00 Sporri, E 31 3 6 6 16 .10 Smith.. W 21 3 2 3 13 .14 Callahan. II 11 2 2 1 6 .18 Taylor. W 8 2 3 0 3 .23 Habjan. W 27 2 1 0 24 .07 Proggatte. D II 2 0 2 13 .13 Craig. It 9 2 1 1 5 .22 Dellow, V 19 1 4 5 9 .05 C.roos, P. G 20 1 4 2 IS .03 Groos. C 12 1 S S 6 .08 Lee, L 13 1 0 2 12 .07 Stirling. D 17 1 0 3 13 .06 Willis. 0 20 1 1 1 17 .00 Partington. I, I 1 0 0 4 .20 The following jockeys finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.Unp. Tunstali. J 21 3 3 13 Anderson. W 3 2 0 1 Holicko. S 16 2 0 14 Hicks. 8 16 1 3 12 Haitie. J. K 4 1 0 3 Taylor, W. W 1 1 0 0 Hoggins. A. II 3 0 1 2 Mnrphy, F II 0 1 10 Rirketts. A 1 0 1 2 Hlmoon. I. 10 0 1 9 Vinters. A 3 0 1 2 Kehrt. F 11 0 2 ti The following jockeys were unplaced with all their mounts : Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Brown. T 1 Woodstock, F 2 Martin. W 1 Kingland. C 2 Phillips. II 1 Surlak, J I Sampson. C 1 Connors. J I Adams, V 2 Fro-t, C :i Mara, It 2 Iaden, II 4 i ohiiiin. 11 2 MeOtaw, s 5 Varl.y, W 2 Moore, F 30 The trainers who saddled one or more winners follow ■ Trainer. Wins. Train-r. Wins. ■ Itogcrs It. I. 10 Mctiiun. J. B 4 Padgett. W. B. ... 7 Patterson. K 4 MrOaftertr. .1 .1 ... 5 ratter, w. j 4 Crawford. W. A 4 /•..in.lch.rrf. I 4 Ilitrgan. J. J 4 stovers, J. A 3 lloax. 1 4 Creech, II 3 Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Eckert, J S ITowell, It. J 1 Freeman, C. N S Hudson. C. B 1 Gainea, W. P 3 Ilyland, T. P 1 Johnson, O 3 Jtiiniutrs, J 1 I,enahan, J. I 3 Manley, C 1 Crippen, U. W 3 Marlman. W. J 1 Ilurka, J 2 McDonnell, J. U 1 Coffey, J 2 McNaraara, J 1 Crimmins, J 2 McNutt, C 1 Ferris, H 2 MeUgar, I! 1 Holmes. L. 11 2 Neal, O. U 1 Jones. B. A 2 Neal, J 1 Kennedy. W. C 2 Polk, S 1 Wilson. . S 2 lttlssell, J. J 1 Hodge, r 2 Serio. J 1 Allen, A., Jr 1 Shapoff. M. 1 1 Caywrntd, W 1 Smith, C 1 Clausen, P 1 Smith, C. 0 1 Coatea, 0 1 Stanficld, W. U 1 Connor. U A 1 Tellot, L. T 1 Kale, J 1 Thomas, A 1 Ihivia. W 1 Trcvey, W. S 1 ■•aaatt, U C 1 Trotter, c. II 1 Garrett, F 1 Vititoe, It 1 Cuirhon. J. il 1 Watson, II. B 1 llak, U. J 1 Worthinston, C. T. .. 1 Hammond, D 1 Zimmer. A 1 Hayea. J 1 Hill, D 1 Holland, E 1 Ken wick, W 1 lloubre, C 1 Johnson, G. M 1 Xcn s-ott Memorial Handicap, May 9; Miss Matse ,G25 Baas T. tiny Memorial Handicap, May 16; .Miss Meise 1.025 Ohio St;it.- Iicrl.v, May o-j . .Millwick TliO Memorial Handicap, May 30; Polvo 1,025 The percentage of winning favorites was almve normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation : Niin.U-r of days H Nmtit.er of races l:!7 Wlaatag f:r*t choices oil WTIaBlag second eaateei 26 Wltllliil- out si.l.-rs 52 William: at „l,ls wo 7 Dafaatad at eeea-ea 5 lurecula£e of wjiiuiiie; choice* ... 43
