The Washington times., 1903-09-01
THE HAMPTON STABLE
LEADS THE WINNERS
Heads the List With S71,915
to Its Credit.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY SECOND
Sydney Paget, by Capturing Futurity,
Is Third-Great Record for
Newcomer

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The result OF
made but one marked change In the
relative positions OF the leading racing
stables on the list OF the seasons win
ners, for, contrary to custom. the win
ming OF the richest single stake OF the
year this season does not mean that the
stable victorious in the Futurity leads
the winning owners OF the Eastern turf.
With the value OF the great event OF
Saturday $4,000. added to the earlier
earnings Of the Sydney Paget establish
ment. however, the Paget stable takes a
place well forward on the list. and SO
close upon the leaders that il Is within
the possibilities that before the end OF
the racing year Sydney Paget In his first
season on the turf. with the stable Of
his own assembling, will hold first place.
Paget Ranks Third.
Even with the good fortune to capture
the Futurfty. the Paget stable is two
places removed from the leading position
on the winning list. the Hampton Stable.
owned by c. F. Dryer and Sim Deimei.
now holding first place, while W. c.
Whitney is second. The Hampton Sta
pies winnings for the year amount to
the Impressive total of s71,915, of which
sum more than 80 per cent was earned
by the great three-year-old Afrfcander.
the largest individual winner of 1903.
and colt that seems destined to take
place in turf history as the equal of
the best that the American turf has
ever produced The fact that Mr.. Whit
ney's colt Leonidas was second for the
Futurity and thus earned s., ESQ. the sec
ond horses share of the stakes. lust
saved the millionaire turfman's claim TO |
second place. for the winnings of
Leonidas In that race brought the total
of the Whitney winnings up to s66 .O15. /
while the first money in the same stake 4
made the total earnings for the year of 4
the Paget horses S63,00 The fourth
stable on the list is that of ]. 3. Hag- |
gin, with a total OF SCI, 400 AS both the |
Paget and the Haggin horses are trained /
by A. J. Joyner. that trainer has a con- |
siderable lead among the trainers. his |
closest competitor being John w. Rog- /
ers. trainer for W. C. Whitney, who also /
trains the horses of the Westbury |
Stable. owned by H P Whitney and H. |
B. Duryea, winners of 81, 200.
Keenes Pull Up.
The racing at Saratoga made a marked
increase in the total of the earnings of
the horses OF the combined stables CT
J. r. and F. P. Keene. who held rather
obscure position on the list OF winners
until after the Saratoga meeting, from
which the stable returned with a total
of s5e,sS0 earned this season. thus hold
ing fifth place. The next largest win
nerss of the year In the order that they
are rated on the list are August Bel
mont, with $51. $50 to his credit; the
Westbury Stable. with 1920; E. r.
Thomas, with s3s.s30; the Gouchacres
Stable, with $35. 720; Frank Farrell. with
$4,000; S. S. Brown, with s34. $50; ]. E.
with s3s.o15: r. T. Wilson. jr.,
with s32. leo; Alex Shields, with s2s. $40.
and W. c. Daily. with s25.630 Both the
Mexican Stable and the stable OF "
Murphy have passed the $50, 900 mark
as winners. while stables that have
earned more than $4,000 in the present
season in fiat racing are those OF Julius
Fleischmann. Fred Gerhard, H NJ Zeig-
Ter, w. n. Scheftel, ]. W. Schorr. y.
and Pierre Lorillard The
formed between Alex.
Shields and z. R. Thomas put the horses
Of two important stables and big win
ners in one establishment, and the com
bined earnings of the two for the year
amount TO sum but a little behind the |
amount credited 10 the Hampton Stable. ]
irst on the list. q