The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-01
REVIEW OF WINNINGS
UPSETS SOME "DOPE"
WINNERS HONOR ROLL
TROTTERS.
PAGERS.

column is Nahama with s. 800 to her
credit, while the great trOttng mare,
Margaret o.. has TO her credit only
s3.l75; Justo so. has s., coo. in the S2,Oo0
column are such good horses as Loyal,
ANtellay, Red Cross. Ralph Wick. Elem
ing Boy, the greatest disappointment OF
the year Lady Jones. Genteel II.
Ranny Lawson %; Raffes. the great
trottinE gelding Wilkes Heart and Bon
ME Way
Mckinney Below Par.
Readers of this column viii be sur
prised to learn that the high priced
Mckinney stallion. Sterling Mckinney,
2.o52s, only won $3.50. while the great
two-year-oId Robert ", 2.I34s won an
even S1sa0. which is as much as Del
Coronado, with a mark Of 2.g9l4. won
during the entire season. Lillian r,
with a mark Of 2.0flz only won $3.50
while the three-year-old ORC Lambert.
with a mark OF 2I7t, Won 81 .53T. Such
good tTOtteTs as Maxine. 2:0gst. Carina
Dawson. 2.o9l4, Octoo, 2:O7lz. and Van
delta. 2131z. are in the $500 list and
Zaza. 2-07i4, in the $500 list. Early
Alice, 2.052s, is IN the S7lo list. and
Brace Girdle, 2.o9i4, in the $500 list. with
plenty Of fasl trotters to bear ner COM
pany that might have won big money
on other tracks than the Grand Circuit
and the track at Lexington.
AS already stated. The Eel leads all
PAGERS of 1908 with $15,9oo His closest
competitor is Jerry B., with $3.50 TO
his credit. Copa de Ora ranks third
as a money winner in the pacing dlvi-
sion. having won $500. while Minor
Heir. 1891. only won $500 George
Gano. 2:12z4, The EeTs greatest com
petitor in his Grand Circuit races. has
10 his credit s4.74T. while Hedgewood
Boy. 2:O2H. won $3.50. AIeen Wilson,
2:0Zlz strange to say. is i'm the $3.50 list.
she having won only $3.50. But the
greatest surprise of oil is the fact that
the great pacing &c, Citation. 2:0l2..
only won 81 $50.
Trotters VS.. PAGERS.
Another important fact that the above
figures illustrate is that trotters have
a greater earning capacity than PAGERS
Allen Winter won twice as much money
during the season OF 1905 as did The
Eel The mare Spanish Queen won dur
ing. the season $2S.0l3. which IS within
81. 624 as much as The Eel. George Gano,
G1tUGtN ttL DDls ana 0iitlti I1tlI u on
in the aggregate. Why. Jacob l. Butt S
Jhree-year-Old trOtting stallion Senator
Hale has won as much money on half
mile rings as the fastest pacing stallion
of the year-Minor Heir-has won on
the Grand Circuit
When it comes to the summing ND Of
drivers, Pa Geers, IS
usual. heads the list His earnings this
year reach the sum of $43.760. A L.
Mcdonald crowds him closely with s43-
215 to his credit. Macy is third with
So, 263: Andrews fourth with S26,2l0;
Durfee /fft!i with So. $50; AIcHenry
sixth with $19.350: AIcEwen seventh
win s17. $50: "Longshot" Cox eighth
with Sl65s5 TO his credit; Proctor ranks
ninth in the list with Sl2.90O. and Snow
tails the list with $4,000
Dean is in the $500 list. Mcmahon in
the $1,000 Murphy and Hodges in the
Sc. 900. and Nolan. Burgess. Mccarthy
(Knapsack) and Saunders in the s., 900 /
list, In the $1,000 list are Richey, Young
Sweet and LOOMS, and in the $1,000 list
Davis. Lasel1. and Thomas mot Frank, /
but Al.
Scanning this list carefully of large
drivers, one is inclined
TO ask the pertinent question as TO
which really came out the best fnan-
ciaHy during the season; the men who
owned the horses or the men who drove
them2