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LEXINGTONS GOOD MEETING . r • Total of 8,275 Distributed i i During Ten Days of Racing. J i • .1 Wild Hose Farm Stable Largest Winner | — Hy Schneider Tops Horses — Saddle Honors to W. Garner. • The first of the spring meetings in Ken- * tucky this year was held at the old Lexington track, and during the ten days of racing the Kentucky Association distributed a total of JGS.275 in stakes and purses. There were seventy-seven races decided, and the daily average distribution amounted to J6.827. It was stated that this was the most successful meeting held at Lexington in years. Of the owners participating in the racing, the Wild Hose Farm Stable was the largest money-winner, with $.,103 to its credit. H. I*; Headley. Applegate and VanDu*en, Fair Acre Farm, and Gallaher and Combs were others that fared well. Hy Schneider. Quicken, Mary Jane and Genial Host were the leading money-winning horses, finishing in the order named. Training honors fell to . VanDusen, with seven winners, while J. T. Taylor was a close second, with six. W. lamer rode the largest number of winners, accounting for eight, a triple tie occurring for second place, W. Crump, G. .lohnson and W. I,illey each having six winners to their credit. The following are the owners who won 50 or more each : W ild Itose Fa mi 3 2 3 MM H.a.tl.y. H. P G 1 1 4.4M Ar I«lC«t- * Van Puscn 2 O 0 4.010 Kair Act.- Kami 2 0 1 3.703 ;allalier at lonilis 10 0 3.110 Camden. J. N 4 1 1 2.ST.0 .ar.l.i.r, H. V 3 2 1 2.330 awrell. O 3 1 0 2.0V Parlri.ii;.-. J. It 2 4 1 1.780 Appli-gatc. V. K 2 1 0 1.7H ;ill.-ni. I. 0 2 2 2 1.000 Taylor, J S 2 1 1 MM tv-w.-ll. 1 2 1 1 1.4C0 Kii.l»-lkam| . f. II 2 1 1 T.4.%0 Julson. Al I 1 0 1.400 Idle Hour Kami 1 I * 1.301 Wilson. K. T I » 0 1.300 Hupp. W. ■ 2 0 0 1 .300 K. in on Karm 110 l.O-iO, IVrkinn. W.. Kstate of 1 3 1 MM Iarrisli. J. W 1 1 2 1.001 IxM.ney. J. T 1 2 2 JHSlt Draun, I.. ■ 1 2 1 032 flay. J. T 1 1 1 ■» K lopinal. M 1 1 ■ 000 Holland. K. J 1 0 2 000 Kinitha. A 1 0 3 813 Von Itoehm. K. II 1 1 1 800 OoU. II 1 0 2 703 Holmes J 1 1 0 7.* MdWMr, K. ■ l l 0 Ml Halts, T. M 1 1 0 7.V Ca.-key. V. K. Jr 1 1 0 7"iO Wallace. K. K 1 0 1 72.", Mcltowcl. T. C 1 I 1 700 Tt.r.-« Ils Stable 1 I 1 700 Colston. K 1 0 0 «» ;orman and Keiater 10 0 G."i0 Haus.-inaii. Mrs. V. K 1 0 0 Crf L- ma Farm Stable 10 0 «" 0 klillion • liosvuiiiB 1 O 0 K10 ONeall. J . W 1 0 0 CV IV.-.I H 1 0 0 050 Koscacher. II 1 0 0 G-.0 Liulc Stable 10 0 Ml The horses which wop 50 or more each follow : Monte l*t. 2d. 3d. Anit. Hy Schneider 2 0 0 . ll Quicken 1 0 0 3.410 Mary Jane 1 • 0 MM tietiial llimt 1 0 0 2.VM liuiN Uulienstein I 1 0 1.400 l.un I 0 1 MM Oil Susanna f 0 0 1..MW Boldiy 2 0 0 1.300 mam - o • 1-*° lt«Kt S|.ade 1 1 0 1.050 Typhoon 1 1 0 1.050 in Vinci Ill 050 NUty 1 2 0 NS!l Kri.k 1 0 1 850 l-erculae 1 0 1 850 Black i.ra.-kl- Ill 810 Kiyi 1 1 1 800 I .a nor 1 1 • Ml Kor.asler 1 1 0 750 Chief Sabattus 110 750 4u.I.tl- 1 1 0 750 KM. ii 1 1 0 750 Kl.im.vs 1 0 1 7O0 8. ..I laud 1 0 0 750 Scotland .irl 1 1 750 Tor. h.-r 1 1 0 750 Tirr.a 1 0 1 725 Cues! of Honor 1 i 1 713 OMM 1 • 0 700 Kiv. Sixty 1 I 1 700 II.. d 1 0 0 0.50 H.I.-HN I.alM- 1 I 0 Ml Hydro I 1 ■ O 050 Iji.lv Paramour 1 0 0 050 Harjori.- C 1 0 0 050 ■Me Hall 10 0 050 Nal.is... 1 0 0 050 l„ da 1 0 I 051 Piccadilly 1 • 0 0.50 Radio 1 I 0 Ml n.spoud i o o Ml Saar 1 t 0 050 Kau.lv 1-ady 10 0 C50 K amp:i .vav 1 I 0 CM A iiul. plane • 1 0 0 0.50 Mm i • o torn Itattle Field 10 0 Ot lU-w.tlius 1 0 0 Ml Ititf Swop 1 0 0 .50 MM k Nan 1 • 0 50 ltrown Silk 1 • 0 050 -licl.-riir.Mik 1 » 0 .50 Cl.iliaKo.ii: 1 0 0 Ml Hark Ansel 10 0 Ht lair Wind 1 0 0 Ml ;.-.. i. room 10 0 Ml Jirl Scout 1 0 0 0511 «;..l«|.-ii Packet 1 0 I 050 Sunny Hour* 10 0 Ml Fp Shi- QflH 10 0 050 Valine- 1 0 0 .50 Valley Fight 10 0 050 Kishloii Sixty 1 I 0 050 I.ady MM 1 0 0 050 The jockeys, who rode one or more winners, follow : Istfeays, ilts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Fnp. PC. «.arn.-r W 41 S 0 5 21 .20 rump. W M I 8 3 10 .18 Johnaon. C 31 0 9 5 II IS* l.ll.v. W M I 1 0 9 .37 Fro-KaK.-. I and ■ « I 8 .24 Foiiii.-llv. I M I 0 1 23 .17 Ovine. I. M 4 I I 15 .17 l.iav.-tta. K 11 4 I 0 10 .25 ISariiett. It 25 4 •_ 2 17 .10 Crav-r. I. 27 3 2 0 16 .11 ■Iclfcrmutt. I. 23 3 3 2 15 .13 Mli J J 17 I » 2 12 .18 Smith. I» 25 | 2 0 21 .08 Smith. J 18 I 2 C 8 .11 Pool. W 32 2 5 G 19 .00 Hale. J 1J I 2 3 12 .11 Canfi.-I.l. 1 21 1 1 1 21 .04 Maxoue. J. A M 1 3 I 10 .00 M.iioiiitfl.-. M 24 1 I 2 19 .01 M. Klroy. T M 1 I 2 13 .00 WatMiu, V 21 1 0 5 15 .05 . r i i J i .1 | * 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. Fnp. earner. M 11 3 17 Ijiuscber. W 5 2 2 1 Howard. J 13 .2 2 9 Jo non, .1 8 1 3 4 Leijere. 1 2 1 1 0 Johnson, A 1 1 0 0 II xl. J « 1 0 I Primrose. W I 1 0 I i;.|«-r. ■ 2 0 1 1 Imic. W I 0 2 1 Vcale. S 1 0 1 0 The jockeys who finished unplaced with all their mounts included the following: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Jenkins. It 1 Healy. C..„ 2 Jones, J 1 Meyer. 0 2 Kinzer. K 1 Itarne*. N. J 2 Martin. K 1 Hludaii. K 2 Hanson. W, 1 Berry. J 4 Hart. K 1 Churchman, C 12 Coates, K. 2 The trainers who saddled one or more winners were : Trainers. Wins. Trainers. Wins. Van Uuscn. C 7 Combs. S. S 1 Taylor. W. W 0 Downing. J. II 1 Stewart. D. ■ 4 Durnell. C. K 1 Thomas, A 4 Fleming. II. T 1 Trotter. C. H 4 Coode. J. M 1 Slmporr, M. K 3 Hainel, A 1 Zimmer. A 3 Hukill. J. M 1 Krakes. It. 0 2 Ix-e. J 1 Cillem. J. C 2 Mc;arvey, It 1 Martin. W 2 Mclntyre, It 1 Mclherson. J 2 Neel. J. S 1 Partridge. J. It 2 Overton, W. K 1 Sewell, U II 2 Smitliu. A 1 Taylor. J. T 2 Steele, W. II 1 Tighe. J 2 Thompson. II. J 1 ISolts. T. M 1 Van Meter. 0. C 1 Caskev. W. ■ 1 Ituford. W 1 Clay. J. T 1 Cook. H. I* 1 Colston, It 1 Ihivin, K 1 The following stakes were decided : Stakes Date V »nner. Value Hinden Handicap. April 23: Genial Host. . .,900 Ashland Oaks. April 27: Mary Jane 3.110 Hinata Stakes, April 30; Quicken 3.440 Idle Hour Stakes, May 4: Hy Schneider 3,300 The percentage of winning favorites was just above normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation : Ntimlier of days 10 Number of races 70 Winning first choices 30 Winning second choices 14 Winning outsiders 20 Winning at odd- on 12 Defeated at odds-on 2 Percentage of winning choices 43 «- •
