Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
Eastern Stables
Captured the Largest
Purses 1921 Racing

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 25-Ea stern
stables carried off the largest purses
in the 1921 racing season. according
to figures compiled by turf authori-
ties. Five eastern stables and two
! in Kentucky each Won more than
$780, in purses, of which the Ran
cocas stable, Sinclair and Hildreth.
won the largest amount BY taking
more tn an s25O,O00.
Norwich, the sensational two-year-
old that went through the year unde--
feated, was the greatest money get
ter, winning s1l5.2S4. No other rae
err won 100000. although the 10 Lead
ing horses won more than $4,000
each.
S. c. Hiidreth of the Rancpcas sta
hle was the leading. winner with
horses under his care. Eight trainers
trained animals that won more than
100000 in the season.
c. Lang. who rode 1876 mounts home
in front, led all jockeys in the point
Of victories, while r. Sande, with 112
firsts, led the winning money Jockeys
with s263,043. Lang's mounts won
! Sl60.522.
The list of the 10 leading owners
and the amount of their winnings, as
! reported by the writer's. follows:
Rahcocas stables. Sinclair and Hill
dreth. owners, Jobstown. \. j., $685.
! 500; H. p. Whitney, Red Bank. n. j..
s241 $50; j. X. L. Ross. Maryland.
sl67,642; f.. r. Bradley. Kentucky,
sl37,629; Quincy stable. New York
s111,35l; Montfort Jones. Kentucky
$l11.147; Zen Block. New Jersey
S110.70o; J. s. Cosden. Maryland
s74.763: c. A. Stoneham. New York
S'0.95S and NJ. Goldblatt. Cuba, $685.
$50
The first 10 money winning horses.
with names of their owners. follow:
Norwich, Ben Block, s115.234: Gray
Lag, RancOcas stable. s6..596: Exter-
minator Willis g. killmer. $56.S25:
Startie, H. Fl. Hewitt. s47.97O; Broom
spun NOW dead. Whitney stable.
$4,000: Sporting Blood, Arnold Roth
stein. $43,61O: Mad Halter. Rancocas
s;cble, s42,932; yellow Hand, c. A.
| Stoneham. s42.271; bunting. Whit
ney stable, Sal 1900, and Behave Your
self, +. r. Bradley, $i0.S00.
The 10 leading trainers. with the
amounts the horses under their care
won. were:
5. c. Hifdreth. Sinclair and Hill
dreth. S262.i6S: j. Rowe. Whitney sta
bles. sl99.5i6; J. c. Milan. J. y. Cam
den. S136.14l: H. Mcdaniel ]. X. L.
Ross. $l30461: Fl. j. Thompson. r.
r. Bradley. sl2S.slO: Fred Burlew,
Ben Block. $l23.600: J.. Fitzsimmons,
Quincy stables. s11L351; w. Perkins.
! Baker stables. s110.4S5: w. Booth.
Arnold Rothstein. S7S6l0. and l.. w.
! Garth. j. s. COsden. S71, $50. $
The leading jockeys. according, to
the number of firsts. with total win
ningS. We're:
c. Lang. 49, firsts. sl60.5o2: T.. Pen
man. 12S firsts. s173.21G: p. Marinelli.
12s firsts. slOO.S3O: T.. Sande. 112.
S263.043; l.. Fator. 40. $223.94S: w.
Hinphy tcorrect 108. S54.S40: 3. Tay-
Tor. 101. s6S.4SO; NJ. Garner. a6, $751;
S44 and F. Coltiletti. IS, s243.64S: G..
, Fields, the 10th jockey, rode mounts
that won s82.632.
Four races, three in the east and
one in Kentucky. were worth $4,000
10 the winner. while II others were
worth more than $4,000 each The
Pimlico Preakncss was the richest
race. with value Of $4,000 The
Belmont Futnrity. $4,000: Kentucky
Derby. $3S.450 and the Hopeful
| Stakes. Saratoga. $4,000, are the 9TH
| er high value races.
Two new American records were
made during the year Audacious
| setting new one-mile record by
stepping the distance in 1:35 3-5.
Goalcr and Gray Lag both established
new one and one -eighth mile rec
ord. each running it in 1:49. Auda-
| cious and Goaler made their records
at Belmont Park and Gray Lag at
the Aqueduct.