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LEADING AMERICAN JOCKEYS F. Horn, by riding eleven winners last week, included his name among the thirty leaders of his profession. He now boasts a record of having ridden twenty-three horses to victory since the first of the year. Among the top-notch riders A. Robertson had the best record, with six winners for the six days of racing, a winner a day. Because of the time necessary for the long jump from Tanforan to Aurora, L. Cunningham spent most of the week train riding and lost an opportunity to add to his record. However, he rode one winner, which put him just one away from the century mark, the apprentice having ridden exactly ninety nine winners. Following are the records of the thirty leading riders from January 1 up to and including the racing of last Saturday: Per Last Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Unp. Cent.Wk. Cunningham, L...510 99 76 83 252 .19 1 Fischer, A 392 76 50 53 213 .19 0 Roble, H 484 65 76 62 281 .13 0 Neal, E 415 62 60 49 244 .15 2 Madelev, F 406 58 60 57 231 .14 0 Robertson, A 259 57 46 34 122 .22 6 Renick, J 321 55 33 41 192 .17 0 James, E 261 53 44 41 123 .17 3 Johns, W 293 49 51 49 144 .17 0 Meade, D 282 49 45 34 154 .17 1 Longdon, J 310 48 42 43 177 .15 2 Kurtsinger, C 222 47 33 34 108 .21 2 Smith, V 273 45 36 33 159 .16 0 Remillard, P 249 43 31 19 156 .17 4 Moran, W 348 40 42 33 233 .11 0 Corbett, C 225 37 22 38 128 .16 1 Watson, R 255 35 19 41 160 .14 0 Pollard, J 258 32 23 24 179 .12 0 Peg?, C 280 32 36 28 184 .11 4 Malley, T 245 31 22 29 163 .13 3 Jones, R 196 26 21 22 127 .13 1 Richard, A 208 26 13 32 137 .12 3 Rilev, G 222 25 32 23 142 .11 0 Russell, K 124 25 16 13 70 .20 2 Dav, W 278 24 30 34 190 .09 0 Simpson, R 229 24 35 17 153 .10 1 Fage. L 240 24 26 23 167 .10 2 Smith, J. W 170 24 18 15 113 .14 4 Allen. R 210 23 17 29 141 .11 0 Horn, F 119 23 22 18 56 ,19 11 •
