Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-19
WITH THE HORSES.
Resume of the Racing on New York
 Tracks and tic Winnings;

E
 Resume of the Raciug on New York Tracks and the Winnings; New York Nov 19.--Now that the
 racing season of 19oo is history, we
 may glance at the results in q broad way, and as the world moves along the paths of finance and measures sue
 cess by the volume of dollars, it may not be uninteresting to record that
 since April 15 last, when the racing began ill this state, until November 15,
 when the curtain was rung down at
 Aqueduct, no less sum than $1, 1,332,-
 GOO was distributed aznong the win
 ming owners This, ill round figures,
 is $241, GOO more than ill 1899, when
 the figures, approximately, were $1,
 191, ,00U. This is an increase over 1898
 Cf about S365, ,000, and over that of 1897
 of about $500.000. This surely is giant
 strides in the pathway of progress, and
 attests at once the stability and the in-
 creasinS popularity of the sport. If
 we include the Bennings spring meet
 ing, With which tho season really
 opened, there was divided among the
 winning owners approximately $1,365,- oOO. Statistician5 have figured out that this money was divided among 270 different racing stables, representing about 3,OOO horses and employing di- fectiy in the care of these horses at least 3,tGO persons, whose salaries, With board. ranged from S12OOO for palner'. down to the t2rCtu&ers ana apprentices St $2O per molitli, with board and lodging. Tho jockeys of course. a"e . separate. item. IT is cal
 2uIated that, in the keep and care of
 the stables, 30 per cent of the prizes
 wen stays in the vicinity of the meet
 ing and is divided among the trades tlcn of the places for the necessaries pnrchased-and always purchased at race track prices.
 The stable of James T.. Kecne heads the list of winners. Or the S111, ,357
 10 its credit, no less q sum than S41 COP
 was won by the great Commando. who
 was first in five races CT his six starts. and finished second in the sensational
 Maton Stakes, which he lost by fuke
 to Beau Gallant. Tn the same stable Tommy Atkins won $1475O, and Pe- truchio, mainly by his victory in the
 Brooklyn Derby, SO,175. Victor. who
 won nine races, was twice second and once third out of thirteen starts. gath cred in 1G,130. Conroy won in excess of $S,000 and Cap and Bells earned ISt4GO.
 William c. Whitney is second on the list, with S92,545 to lis credit-a most cOmmendable showing. Of this BalIy- hoo Bey, the Futurity winner. is cred ited with S37 600, and Prince Charles, now in England, with $13,S15. while
 llillashandra. whose death at New market a week ago was reported. won $9,9O5. Elilho1H won S5,375, and Xiii mnrnock. largely by his victory in the Withers, contributed $G01O. MT Whit ney, in all, started twenty-six different horses, so that his average is high. Beau Gallant. while he raced ih Sam Hildreths coIors won S25 115. the ma ior portion of which came from the
 Matron, and he ranks next. in the
 amount of money won, to Commando
 and BallyhOo Bey, although he is close ly pressed by Bonnibert. whose early stakes won him a high place. He credits the AIessrs FIeischmann with
 $24, ,9S7.
 Of the older horses in training Eth
 ebert holds the first position with S33- 020 earner last season. with Kinley Mack closely pressing him with $25,- 4T5, and Imp third with S18,125. In Ethelbert's case it is interesting to note than in 1890 he duplicated exactly his performances of 1890. winning eight times, being second four times, third
 once and unplaced Ouce Kinley Mack
 was five times first. twice second. third Cnce and unplaced once: and Imp was eight times first. three times second,
 nine times third and four times un- placed. Jack Point. largely because of his victory in the Brighton Handicap, earned SIT, AGO.
 Among the 3-ycar-olds three of the
 first four owe their prominence in the winning list to single victories. David Garriclz> heads the lot with S23.70O,of which S20.00O came to him from the Annual Champion, when, by a series of fortuitOuS circumstances. ne de feated Ethelbert. Prince of Melbourne with $21 ,555. is second, his money be- ing earned in eight races. in which he was first five times and second once Ildrim comes third with S19.2OG. main- ly result of the Belmont. McMeekin
 is fourth wIn S12,100 and Petruchio fifth with $10.llI.
 Tina" the prizes fell to q large num-
 ber of stables is shown by the fact that only six stables won more than S3O. GOO. nnd that out Of thc six Eth
 ebert. for Perry Belmont. and David
 Garrick for Pierre JorilIard. are re- sponsible for their being Gn this list. Of the $3G,G9O won tv Mir Belmont
 Ethelbert contributed $23,020. and of
 the $32. .G70 won by Pierre Lorillard David Garrick earned $23, TOO the bal
 ance being the earnings of the twelve
 other horses in the stable.
 If We except the stables of Mir Kecnn
 and of MT Whitney. which were eXccp- jionally strong in 2-vcar-olds, the mon- ey was divided well.
 TWO YACHTS FOR LTPTON.
 London, Nov 19.--Thc Daily Chroni-