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WOODBINE PARK MEETING ~e Total of 27,555 Distributed During Seven Days Racing. ♦ Seagram Stable To; s 1. 1st of Winning Owners "Willi 7,430, Witt Young Kitly Accounting for 1,110 of That Amount. a "Woodbine Parks meeting, from May 19 to Way 26, seven racing days, was the means of distributing 27,555 among the winning own-800 a daily average of 8,222. Forty-nine races, among them eleven stake races, were decided during the meeting. The Toronto Cup Handicap and the Kings Plate were the most valuable amons the stake races. The Kings riate has the distinction of being the oldest continuously run race on the North American continent. While the Toronto Cup Handicap is actually the most valuable, its winner, Sunfire, takes second place to Young Kitty among the money-winning horses. Young Kitty winning the Kings Plate and one ether race for total earnings of 4,140. as against Sunfires one -victory and one third, for a total of 3,270. The Seagram Stables total of 7,430 was greatly in excess of that of any other owner whose horses raced at Woodbine Park and the stable took first place easily. R. T. Wilsons 4,705 was just .slightly more than half of the Seagram total, the New York owner taking second place. W. J. Donohue, trainer for the Seagram establishment, led the trainers when he saddled five winners. W. H. Bringloe and J. Nixon tied for second place, with four winners apiece. L. riehon easily led the jockeys, with eight Winning mounts to his credit. L. Sohaefer was second, with six winners. J. McCoy, T. Burns and W. Ik.rvcy were also successful. Following are the owners which won or more MM h : Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. An:t. Beagnua srb.e u 4 a 837,488 WBeaa, R. T 2 o 1 14.793 l: iirdraoro. 8. TV ; 0 1 7.7S0 Brfcvsale Stable 3 l j i;.3::o Harbor Stable 110 .1.420 l.-!l Iiinn Stable 10 1 4.180 Kilrain Stable 1 O 1 4 134 Cov.ie. R. W. R 1 1 I :;.S4.-, Griffith, J. E 1 1 1 3,81.-, Marshall, K. it 2 0 0 3,090 Smallman. J. E 2 1 1 j aM Whiting. CI 2 1 2 2,381 Salmon, W. J 2 2 1 2 Mr. Carlton Stable 12 0 2.2.11 Fletcher. J. C 0 I 4 2,200 Justa Farm Stable Ill 2.840 Flying Horse Fatal Stable.... 2 10 1,888 Fisher. Hud 113 1,930 Radthaaa. C. C 0 1 1 1.739 Thorruliffe Stable 1 3 0 1.71". Raymond, D 1 3 1 1.999 Fre-inan. R. I 1 2 2 1*933 Foreman, G. W 1 1 1 1*943 Flamingo Farm Ill 1,293 llaseia. J 1 2 0 127". Fending, B l 0 0 1*190 Coffey, J 1 1 . t 0:o Fastoue. F 1 0 0 1,998 Cwaaaaa, C. V. B 1 0 1 1.01.1 «se O 2 0 939 New. R. II 1 o 0 991 Melllmurray, J 1 0 0 Mf Mount Kara] Stable 10 0 883 iceri. P. 1 1 0 O 900 Mil. l.dl. C. S 1 0 0 888 ■"Sir, B 0 2 1 900 Following are the hones which won 70 or more each : Horse. 1st. 21. 3d. Air.t Yeaa* Kitty 2 0 0 4,110 Banfire ..: 1 0 1 13,279 Mych E!m 2 0 0 S 3:0 Top Xoteh 110 5,420 lo-:n 1 0 1 4,191 Attars 10 1 4.190 BapM Tran-it 1 0 1 4 120 BeUca 1 0 0 9,900 y ,",-va 2 0 1 3.n.-K Boni.ingier. 0 1 1 2 7.10 Caster 0 1 1 ~J- ;n ■iaiiHeM Ill 2410 Cfceelet 2 0 0 2.00- II. una Dccfec O I | 2.0CK, M;"l 1 1 0 ISO AeeUla O 1 1 I.",,, Rolls Eoyce 10 0 1 .140 Jingle 1 O 0 1 47C Bigot 1 0 1 1.493 Baal Rennet 10 1 1410 Digitus l 0 2 1 3 -it Fair Hclh 12 0 1.31.1 in at Bach 1 2 0 1.3HI Hoi lolloi 110] 290 £"" Kin 10 1 1*193 Chattel U 119 1.119 Arno 1 0 0 1.110 ajraeseea 110 1.110 Master Bobbie 10 0 1035 ■anteac 1 1 o i,a*o leonatcl R I 0 j „ ,- Ctea* Why 1 o 0 ],„,, Ever More 0 10 1,000 Baacater l o 1 1.93a R aw «•• l 0 1 1,913 Braelela 1 1 0 ] r.l Ma*9a 1 0 1 1.913 ■•■I* 0 1 0 1,909 Ferry of Fate 0 10 1,900 Violado 1 0 1 033 Star of Gold 10 0 003 Mot hers Son 1 o 0 !::.:. llrlsdclite 0 2 O 801 Solidity 1 0 0 013 labia Talk 1 o o 913 1 Wrap 1 0 0 093 1 Mere Play 1 0 O 009 Baal Arut 100 000 Cir.-us Biaat 1 0 0 Peter Snow 10 0 M9] Tommy Foster 10 0 073] Endle-s 1 0 0 879 | Taurus t.. 10 0 87. Following are the records of the jockeys who rede cne or more winners each : Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. PC. Riehon, L 25 8 3 0 14 .32 Seheefer, L 24 6 5 2 n .21 McCoy, J 19 4 3 1 it .21 Hnrv. y. W 20 3 4 C 7 .1.1 Burns, T 12 3 1 0 8 .25 R»1K C 10 2 3 1 10 .12 Townrow. R 14 2 2 O 10 .14 Little, H 19 2 2 2 13 .11 Smith. J. W 10 2 1 0 13 .12 Mergicr, D 2.1 1 4 8 12 .04 Thomas. J 13 1 2 3 7 .08 Tryon. A 12 1 2 1 8 .08 Wall, X 7 1 1 1 4 .14 Long. W. W 10 1 1 2 I .10 Callahan, J 1 1 0 0 0 100 Carlisle. C 12 1 0 2 !» .08 Ci ments, II. J 4 1 0 0 3 .2.1 Petcrnel. R .1 1 O 2 2 .20 Wyatt, J. B 4 1 0 0 ■ .25 Following are the jockeys who finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.Cnp. Walker, .T. G 9 1 2 6 Wallis. v 7 i o « M-Gtiirc. W 1 1 0 0 OPonnell. S 1 1 0 0 Pierce. B C 1 0 5 Starkey, A 4 1 0 3 Thomas, n 3 10 2 Bream, o 5 l o 4 Brest, B 3 0 12 Ii.ivie. It 2 0 2 0 Cm. Mine, J 10 0 2 8 Maciver, J 3 0 12 Mann. F 10 O 2 8 Whittaker, F 1 0 1 0 The following jockeys were unplaced with all of their mounts : Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Rridger. J 1 Pollard, J 1 Brown. C 1 Roach. G 1 Rrunner, J 1 Swanson, N 1 Rryde, H 1 AYatson. A 1 Bulcroft. A.. Jr 1 Steinhart. 1 2 Crosswell. E 1 Gwynne, n 2 Fallon. M 1 Btgllj. G 2 Graaala, C 1 siott. F 3 Hall. C 1 Marr. J 3 Hall, J 1 McCann, G 3 Home wood. W 1 McLeod, 0 3 Ma-iver. A 1 Robson. J 3 McGtaada, P 1 Russell. F 4 McQaay, J l Rate, F .1 Mate, D 1 Grr.os. R 0 Nix. W 1 Fleming. E G • .MalWy, J 1 Col man. A 7 Orr. A 1 Stevens, J 10 Ratton, W 1 Following is the record of the steeplechase jockeys who rode MM or more winners each: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Cnp. P.C. ■Tea fee, II 4 2 0 0 2 .50 Kelly. A 4 1 1 1 1 .25 Kitzzemld, .1 4 1 0 1 2 .25 Hi.!. Kburn. R 1 1 0 0 0 1.00 Kelly, R 1 1 0 0 0 1.00 Following are the steeplechase jockeys who finished secend or third with ono or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner : Rider. Mts. 2d. 3d. Unp. Pteeee, F c 3 0 3 Merper. C 4 2 0 2 AJkriahc, e 4 0 1 3 Baijaw, 1 1 0 1 0 Crav ford. K. M 1 0 1 0 Fanning, J 3 0 1 2 The followin 5 steeplechase jockeys were unplaced with all of their mounts: Bhtar. Mts. Rider. Mts Fields. T 1 Noander, R 1 Harbouriie. E 1 Duncan, F 2 Roach, C 1 Harris, X 2 Following are the trciner- who saddled one or more winners each : Trainer. AY ins. Trainer. Wins. Ronobue. W. J 5 Jacobs, H 1 Mixon. J 4 Kearney, R 1 Rringloe. W. H 4 McCreery, T. n 1 Smith, J. n 2 McDonald, R 1 lryce. J. 11 2 Mclllmurray. J 1 Mahcney, .1. C 2 M-ldrum, C 1 Donohue. T. J 2 Merion, W. G 1 Giddiugs. H., Jr 2 Phillips, L. E 1 Graver, R 2 Riley, F 1 Ilcaley. T. J 2 Rites, H 1 Alexandra. G. Jr 2 Salt. BL J 1 Bateh, s. L l Beheahe, F l CaacaheB. G. W 1 shannon. R. h 1 Coffey, T 1 Trueman, M 1 Colford. M 1 Rrunuer, J 1 Irvim , W 1 The following giakea were decided: Stake. Bate, Wiuner. Valu* Alntree Stecplecbcse nandl. ap, May 19: Top Xoteh $ 4.920 Kings Plate. May 19; Yc ung Kitly 10.771 Connaught Cup Handicap, May 19; Clear Sky 1.0t!0 King Ma aid Cold Cup. Mc.y 21; Room 4.030 Woodstock Plate. May 22: Solace 3. COO Victoria Stakes. May 21; Rapid Transit 4,990 Prcoders Stakes. May 2.".: Yoting Kitty.... 0,305 Tcronto Cu Handicap. May 21: Sunfire.... 13,990 Wocdbin" Steeplechase BaaafeaK May 20; AVych Elm 4,830 QaCMM Ilotd Cup Il-iiidicap. May 2:".; Rolls Royce 1,540 Willicm Hendrie Memoiial Hand: ap, May 2C; Attack 4,nC0 The percentage of winning favorites was normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation : Kaaaher of days • 7 Number of racca 49 W.i. ping frst rhah •: s 20 Winning second eaafcea 1.1 TViaauar, aataMcn 14 Win.iing at odN-on 9 li f ated at odds-011 9 Percentage of winning choices 41 a_ — . _ LOSES FILLY T.IAY COOPER OMAHA. Neb . May 31. -John W. March-bank aoatained a severe loss la thr death of his rcmarl.ab!;. fleet May Cooper. The throe-rear-oM filly passed away hre after shipment from :." v.- Orleans, following a sickness 1 f only thirty-six hours.
