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GOODRICH GAINS RAPIDLY Closes In on Russell for Place Next to Redding Among American Jockeys. E. Goodrich, riding at Wheeling, made an appreciable gain on Redding and Russell, the two leading American riders, by piloting thirteen winners in the last two weeks. This unusually large number for two weeks riding brought his total of victories up to sixty-one, only two behind the record of K. Russell, who remained in second place. Russell and Goodrich, at the end of two weeks, had ridden in practically the same, number- of races. Redding, the leader, did not ride during that time. He still held a margin of ten winners over Russell. R. Workman made the best record for the time among the prominent jockeys of the East, riding eleven, which gave him ie high average of .27 per cent. J. Mulrooney, riding at Tanforan, had the mounts on twelve winners during the week. Records of the thirty leaders follow : Jockey. Jits. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Unp. PC.L2W. Iiedding, J 805 71! 44 4S 230 .IS 0 Kussell. K 2SS 03 53 43 127 .22 2 Goodrich. E 289 CI 32 34 102 .21 13 Kiley, C. 290 49 48 41 157 .17 1 Passero, J .295 47 43 49 131 .10 0 Quackenbush, G.250 47 39 28 180 .19 8 Logan, 1 3G7 43 89 42 248 .12 G Moran. W 818 42 23 28 218 .18 4 Cimcrak. G 227 38 80 32 127 .17 5 Workman. K 141 83 27 14 02 .27 11 De leo. G 231 87 81 20 143 .10 4 Itobertson. A 21G 35 39 27 115 .10 9 Carroll, W. 202 85 48 35 90 .17 2 Dainty, P 191 34 82 20 103 .18 0 Mulroonev. J 204 3t 35 31 104 .18 12 Schutte, II 220 81 31 30 184 .14 0 ISoucher, J 244 81 30 29 154 .13 1 Colvin. A 250 30 37 28 1 55 .12 8 Cleverley. W 255 80 89 37 149 .12 2 Steffen, E 183 28 24 19 07 .20 8 lirvant. D. 20S 27 19 23 139 .18 0 Uichardson. X 252 20 28 23 175 .10 0 Knight, M 159 25 2 t 21 83 .1G 0 .Smith, V 130 24 17 19 70 .18 0 Komano, T 287 24 2G 81 130 .10 0 Dougherty. P 180 23 81 21 111 .12 0 Landolt, C 140 23 83 18 72 .10 1 Trivett. I 147 22 19 15 91 .15 0 Eaby, J ;119 21 10 13 09 .18 1 Jlay T 102 20 31 18 123 .10 0 9
