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LEXINGTONS FINE MEETING I I I » Total of 3,313 Distributed • Among Successful Horsemen. - Krnton Farm Stables Biggest "Winner — General Haldemaa and Babbling Over Leaders Among Horses. The Kentucky Associations Centennial celebration at the historic L«exinsrton course resulted in one of the most successful meet- , ings ever held at that track. The racing began April 24 and ended May 5. a period of; f ten days, durmg which time 3,313. a daily J average of ,331, was distributed in stakes and purses. The Kenton Farm Stable was the largest t J winner among the owners taking part in the racing, accounting for 2,161. The Idle Hour . Stock Farm. H. P. Gardner, H. P. Whitney and J. C Milam stables also figured importantly. - The crack two-year-old General Haldeman I I won the most money of the horses participating and proved to be the best of the juveniles shown at the meeting. Bubbling r Over gained many new admirers for the I Derby by his two impressive victories at Lexington, particularly in the Blue Grass Stakes, in which he displayed remarkable , speed and lowered the mile and an eighth 1 track record without being extended. E. I.egere was the riding star of the meeting - with thirteen victories to his credit, while I C. Van Dusen was the most successful of f the trainers, saddling eight winners. The complete statistics of the meeting are „ = here presented: The owners who won 50 or more each i follow : Owner 1st. 2d. 3d. Ami . Kenton Farm Stat.Ir 2 10 2,161 Idle Hour Stock Farm I ■ 2 r.,278 ! Gardner. II. 1* "» 2 1 T..123 Whitney, II. V 2 0 1 4.0M „ I Knielit, J. L 1 4 1 3.819 " llaker, R. L ". 2 I 3.6T.2 • Kins, C. L 0 1 0 :i.34« Milam, J. 0 4 2 2 .t.000 0 Camden. J. N 2 fi 4 2.119 9 Applegate, W. E I 1 0 2. KM ! Croissant, ;. F I 0 1 2.000 1 Kellev F. J., .Ir I 0 0 1.950 Headlev, H. T 2 2 1 1.900 „ " Holland. K. J 2 2 1 1JM " Perkins. W 2 0 0 1 .:!00 " Hupp. w. K 2 o o i.:;on 5 Cooper L. T 1 2 I IJH JVlleteri. A 1 2 1 919 JJ Keeueland Stable 1 1 I 900 Uts*. J 1 2 1 900 0 Parrisli. .1. W 1 1 1 891 1 ltrannon. Mrs. I. 1 1 2 I 850 01 Ix onev. J. T 1 1 2 850 0 Hurnell, C. K 1 1 1 800 0 JacobiiH. A 1 0 2 76.? ■ HreekinridKe, 1» 1 1 0 750 •j McHowell. T. G 1 0 2 750 •I Taylor. J. S 1 1 0 750 •I Andrews. M 1 1 0 750 • ltaxter. W. € 1 0 1 713 3 Notts. T. M 1 0 1 700 • Kelley, S. J 1 0 1 700 • Hateman. J. J 1 0 0 550 Drown. J. II 1 0 0 «50 ■ Cleveland and Cilmore 10 0 650 10 Centrv. H 1 0 0 iiM ■° loldblatt. M 1 0 0 650 ■ Hamilton. C. K 1 0 0 050 G Irvine. It 1 0 • 650 1,1 MaMsjsasa. J l o o «50 *J Nichols. S. K 1 0 0 650 ■ Smith. F. II 1 0 0 650 A Schreiner. J 1 0 0 650 ■ Wehle, F. A 1 0 0 650 0 ■Wheeler. E. 15 1 0 0 650 ■0 Pevie. J. It 1 0 0 650 O Von Koehni, E. 11 1 0 0 650 .0 The horses which won 1926.sh50 or more each n follow : Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Ami. t. Cenwul Haldem:m 2 0 0 2,061 11 »ul»l linjt Over 2 0 0 3.740 rtl Florence Mills 1 0 0 3.350 J Accomplish 0 1 0 MM Overall 1 0 0 3.3 K| Thirteen Sixty 1 0 1 2.323 ~ Mally Jane 2 1 0 1.400 J* Margate I 1 0 1.400 ; llohby 2 0 0 1.300 *| Fantoche 2 0 0 1.30CI J; Ptajasa Wing II 2 0 0 1.300 Z. Kodrieo 2 0 0 1 .300 T. 8. Jordan 2 0 0 1,300 :; A. H. Ilensinjrer 2 0 0 1.300 Haiti 1 11 80ll X Cherokee L«ee 1 0 1 752 IVark Phantom 1 1 0 750 m Double Quick 1 0 2 751 ■ Huntsman 1 1 0 750 dt Khalifa 1 1 0 750 Marconi 1 1 0 750 .0 Percy BledwH 1 1 0 751 i0 ■kg U-opard 1 1 I 750 i0 Tonhilla 1 1 0 750 jq Two Sixty 1 1 0 750 My Host iny 1 1 0 750 0 Kroken Toy 1 0 1 713 13 Malcolm H. Jr 1 0 1 713 13 Realtor 1 0 1 701 * Saar 1 0 1 701 Nogalos 1 0 1 70c J; Mary Helen 1 0 1 701 0 Jesaie llelle 1 0 1 700 W KaKctitKigRace 1 0 0 650 " Champ de Mars 10 0 tsVI Croo Village 1 0 0 660 Kd».n 1 0 0 650 »l Fair Kowena 1 0 0 «5fl i0 Fast Mail 1 0 0 «5U ■ Fourteen Sixty 1 0 0 651 Otalgia 1 0 0 650 ■M Oladrag* 1 0 0 051 ■ Helen Carter 1 0 0 651 3 Indianapolis 1 0 0 651 Irene Rohan 1 0 0 651 J. J. Dttiny 1 0 0 «K -.0 Keegan 1 0 0 65c SO I-idy Lynn 1 0 0 651 ° Miss Ann 1 0 0 M M rs. Mas** 1 0 0 J5C X ine Sixty 1 0 O B5C -,0 Old Tom 1 0 0 651 J0 I I I • , f J t J . - I I r I , 1 - I f „ = i . ! „ I " • 0 9 ! 1 „ " " " 5 JJ 0 1 01 0 0 ■ •j •I •I • 3 • • ■ 10 ■° ■ G 1,1 *J ■ A ■ 0 ■0 O .0 n t. 11 rtl J ~ J* ; *| J; Z. Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt Prince Charles 1 0 0 650 Rolled Stocking 1 0 I 650 Sea Drift 1 0 0 650 Seths Alibi 1 0 0 650 Shup 10 0 «50 Singing Cricket 1 0 0 650 Teak 1 0 0 650 Valence 1 0 0 650 Waponoca 1 ■ ■ «*0 Dukedom 1 • • gl Lady Von 1 0 0 650 The jockeys who rode one or more winners follow : Jockeys. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. T.C. Legere. E 32 13 5 I 12 .41 Pichon, L 47 I 4 6 28 .1» IBenham. K 37 8 I I 21 .22 Dubois, D 25 5 8 4 8 .20 McCoy. J 24 I 2 1 16 .21 Pool. E 22 5 4 3 10 .23 iFroggatte, I 40 4 8 5 23 .10 iScolrie. E II 4 0 3 8 .27 Barrett, N 19 3 I I 10 .16 Heupel. J 17 I 0 4 10 .17 iFinnerty, It 1» 2 3 1 13 .11 sjranfield, L . 26 2 1 4 19 .08 iByan. J 14 2 1 0 11 .14 Blind, E 6 1 2 2 1 .17 Burke. II. J 12 1 1 2 8 .08 Howard. J 13 1 0 I » .08 iKerske, T 4 1 0 0 3 .25 Xoe. K 5 1 2 0 2 .20 Skyrm, M 16 1 1 1 13 .06 Oarncr, M 9 1 1 0 7 .11 The jockeys who finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner, follow : I Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.Unp. tlNeal. D 22 4 2 16 Oeving, 1 12 I I 9 Craver, 1 7 2 1 4 Uriffin. S 20 2 4 14 Pool. W 20 2 3 13 Abel. A 8 1 1 6 Ambrose. E 1 1 0 0 Garner, W 28 1 2 25 I Iains wort h . 0 » 1 * 1 Johnson. Q I 1 0 4 Jones. D 6 1 0 5 Montgomery, L 11 1 0 10 Quinn, F 2 1 0 1 Swanson, V 8 1 0 7 Williams. R I 1 0 4 Barnett. 0 10 0 2 8 Burke, J. II 8 0 17 Dillea, J 2 0 1 1 Francis. J I 0 1 1 Hoagland. K I 0 1 5 Marmile, F 8 0 1 7 Merimee, F 1 0 1 0 Phillips, C. K M 0 1 15 The jockeys who finished unplaced with all their mounts follow : Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Barnes. N. J 1 McElroy, T 2 But well. J 1 Robinson. I, 1 Chiavetta. F 1 Jones, II 3 Kaiser. II 1 Lynch, 1 3 Martin, E 1 Steele. S 3 McCoy. J. J 1 ODonnell. S I Miller, F 1 Sanchez, G 6 The trainers who saddled one or more win- ners follow : Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Van Dusen. C 8 Crawford. W. A 1 I Perkins, W 7 Durnell. C. E 1 Milam, J. C 4 Joldblatt, A 1 Patterson. C. C 4 Ooode, J. M 1 Van Meter, C. 0 4 Hurley, W 1 Frakes, It. C 3 Jacobus, A 1 Ooldhlatt. M I Kelley. S. J 1 OConnell, K. J 3 Lowe. J 1 Baker, J. H I McKianey, J 1 Curd, W 2 McPherson, J 1 Oilmore, It. J 2 MorrisRey, H 1 Morris, D. T I Rust, W. S 1 Stewart, I. E 2 Smith, F. H 1 Thompson. H. J 2 Suggs, W. B 1 Be.inch.in. p. M. J 1 Taylor, J. T 1 Botts. T. M 1 Flanigan. J. J 1 Brannon. J. L 1 Hammond, D 1 Cavanaugh. H 1 Peric, J. R 1 Chenault, S 1 Scofield, W. D 1 The following stakes were decided : Ashland Oaks. April 24: Florence Mills $ 3.350 i Camden Handicap, April 2S; Overall 3,300 Centennial Futurity, May 1; General Hal- detran 11,411 Blue Grass Stakes, May 5; Bubbling Over... :S,0»0 The percentage of winning favorites was below normal, as shown in the subjoined I tabulation : J Number of days 10 J Number of race* 72 Winning first choices 28 I Winning second choices 8 j Winning outsiders ."«! ! Winning at odds-on 7 j Defeated at odds-on 7 i Percentage of winning choices 29 I ♦— ■
