Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
THIRTY HORSES WIN S475,OOO
HildFeth's Zoe Madden Leads with
94e,005 Since New Years.
FIRST AMONG MONEY aETTERs
HssHs's sweep Comes nest with q4ty-
Baa, Followed ~ HinR James
win eHs,ssa M hilarious
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NEW York. Dec. iAThlfty @racehorses
have won a total N tf76.O0o on the Ameri-
eah ana Canadian tracks since last New
Years = O. tidrsth's Joe Madden. a
gHsaFoid colt ~ Yankee-Taranteiia,
heads tho list with 5000 70 his credit.
which Includes the stakes and purses won
M California before Hildreth began TO
campaign him on the eastern turf. Joe
MADDEN started fifteen times. finishing
first m five races. second nine times and
third once. bsinE never out Of the money.
James ~ Keene's 2-year.oid Sweep. by
ush Brush Pink Domino. IA second In the
list with tts23. all Of which was earned on
the Jockey clubs courses. Sweep was the
biggest winner among the 2-year-olds,
therefore, starting eight times and winning
five races with two seconds and one third.
Hidreth's Ayear-oid King James. by
Ptaudit-U nsightiy Ia third with tSS2S8.
This horse started in twelve races, winning
ten 81 them. including the Metropolitan
and Brooklyn handicaps, also finishing
second twice. Mr.. Keene's 3-year-old
Hilarious. by voter-Harpslchord. won
t8s6s5 and stands fifth with four victories
and one second IN five starts. Then comes
Hlidreth's Fitz Herbert. the famous 5-year-
old colt by Bthelbert-M organatic, with
fourteen victories and one second in fifteen
victories and one second in fifteen races
for a total Of t34.757. Mr.. Keeno's 3-year-
old niiy Maskette, by Observation-Disclosures,
follows with five victories and one second
IN six races for a total OF S22,7f5. James
MacManus' Rocky O'Brien. a 2-year-old
Mediterranean colt. winner OF the Hope
fui At Saratoga, is seventh In the list with
$1,000. lie started nineteen times. won
five races, finished second twice, third five
times and was unpiaced in seven events.
Won for Three Owners.
High Private, a s-year-old son OF odd
feliow-Commena. who was raced in turn
by r.. a. Forsythe, q. p. johnson and c..
G. Smithson, his present owner, faced the
barrier twenty-three times. He won flf-
teen races. was second four times, third
three times and was unplaced once, his
gross earnings amounting to $1,000. G. L.
Harrison's Waldo. by P,anudes-salama,
who was the champion 2-year-old colt,
won S14sS0. with sight victories, two sec
onds and one third in thirteen races.
Olambala. a fine 3-year-old, by ornus-
Blue and White, for whom r. T. Wilson.
jE., paid 10000 to John G. Greener during
the Saratoga meeting. comes next with
f1l,532, winning seven races with four sec
onds and three thirds in fifteen heats.
Rose Queen, a three-year-old filly, by
, Kingston-Whlte Rose, bred by Mr.. Keene
and racing in the colors Of A. Koenigs-
berg, had a strenuous campaign. She
faced the barrier ~forty-two times. won
sixteen races, finished second eleven times,
third eight times and was unplaoed in
seven events, her total winnings being
t12, ZOO. Hildreth's Firestone, q four-year-
old. by Royal Flush II.-Modrida, ran
twenty-six times, with eleven victories,
fur qeconde aiw thirda ana go bo0 ~ his
| credit.
Woodford Clay's Ocean Bound, by Star
shoot-Flying Ship, who was the champion
two-year-old filly, won four races and
' was unplaced twice in six starts for q
total OF s12,545. B. Schreiber's great sprin-
: ter Jack Atkin, a fiv~e-year-old son Of
Sain-El Salado, started twenty-five times,
with fourteen successes, five seconds, -four
thirds and two unplaced. at the same
? time carrying all kinds OF heavy impostt
2 and earning SO, 72O. II. p. Whitney's Green
9 vale, by Hamburg-Mineola, the best two
year-old In the stable raced by the young
turfman in this country, won 10000, with
four victories, three seconds and three
thirds in twelve races.
Bright Little Colt.
r. L Thomas's two-year-old Flying
Squirrel, by Cesarion-Katie w, follow
in the list with eighteen starts, ten vic
tories four seconds and three thirds for
total Of $40. Then comes Mrs. jane
McLaughlin's Arondach, a three-year-olt
filly, by Neutrality-suspicious., with SS,0SC
She was sent to the barrier thirty-eigh
times, winning six races, being secon'
eight times, third nine times and unplace
fifteen times. II. G. Bedwelrs Nadzu
a five-year-old, by Lodovic-Salt Gras
Mag. was a good bread winner wit
Ss.O5. winning eight races, with clever
seconds and three thirds in thirty-on
starts.
r. T. Wilson, IRIS. two-year-old Radiur
Star. by Banastar-B rlliantine, earne
n S9.047, although he won only two races
with three seconds and three thirds 1
thirteen starts. his chief success bein
the capture of the rich Matron Stakes q
Belmont Park, ]. A. Benefits two-year
old filly, Schoolmarm. by Isllngton-Mar
Stuart, gathered 1895, winning two race
with two seconds and as many thirds 1
seven starts.
r. X. Lewis's three-year-old finy Crysts
Maid. by Pirate Of Penzance-Silk MaiC
noted for her mud running ability, cleane
up 5000. by capturing fourteen races 1
twenty-five starts, with one second an
three thirds. w. Walkers sterling fouI
year-old Stanley Fay, by Canopus-Mam
~ D. pg 0Ns bidAbet nNGINCu IN AWNANg~e0NS
races, OF which he won nine, finished SEE
ond ten times, third four times, and earne
S.gi5.
T. c. McDowel's best winner was tn
6-year-old Kings Daughter, by Ornamen
QueenlIke, who won eight out Of sever
teen races. with two seconds and tw
thirds for a total Of T.s55. Pat Dunno
- erratic s-year-old The Peer. by Batter
Countess Irma, faced the starter in fifty
eight races. He won seventeen OF then
ran second In seventeen, was third I'm eigl
and was unplaced In sixteen, his earning
amounting to $3.50. George Refs 4-yea
old Maltbie, by Deering-Gretchen B, OF
OF the best handicap horses In training
gathered S.625. with six firsts, four So
onds and three thirds, in twenty races.
Down Among h Small Ones.
]. II. Brannon's +yesr-old Booger Re
by Rancocas-Heeley, started thirty-fol
times. with ten firsts, thirteen secon'
and six thirds for N,6&. The S-year-o