The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-26
NORWICH LEADS
TURF WINNERS
IN 1921 SEASON
Eastern Stables Topped
Others, With Sinclair
Leading 'em All

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 20
Eastern stablea carried off the
largest purses In the 1921 racing
season, according To figures com
Iilrd by turf authorities. Five
eastern stables and two In Ken
tucky each won more than SloO,OOO
In purses. OF which the ltancocaH
stable. Sinclair and Hildreth, won
the largest amount by taking more
than 100000.
Norwich the sensational 2-year-
old that went through the ycnr un-
defeated, was the greatest money
getter. winning shb,23i. No other
racer won 100000, although the
10 leading horses won more than
$4,000 each.
4. &. Hildreth OF tho Rancocas
stable was the leading winner with
horses under his care. Eight train
ers trained animals that won moro
than 100000 In the season.
G. Lang. who rode 1875 mounts
home In front. led all Jockeys In the
point OF victories, while 10, sandd
with 1t2 flrsta, led the winning
money Jockeys with s263,0A3. Lhng's
mounts won Sl6O.b22,
The Ten Leaders.
Tho list OF the 10 loading own
ers and the amount OF their WIN
nings. az reported by the writer's
follows;
Rancocas stables. Sinclair and
Hildrcth, owners, Jobstown, ". H.
S2GS,60O II. Il. whitney. Red Bank.
n. j., S24i,6SO; j. X. l., Ross, Mary.
land, S167,642; II. II. bradley Ken
lucky, S13f,629; quincy stable, New
| York, Slii.abi; Montrort Jones,
Kentucky, s11l,1d7i Ben Block, New
Jersey, $4,000. J.. $. Cosden,
Maryland, t74,763, G. A. stone
ham, New York. S7O,a5s, and NJ,
! Goldblatt. Cuba, SOS 400.
| The first 10 moncy-winning
horses, with names OF their own
| ers. follow;
Norwich, Ben Block. S1l5,23+i
Gray Lag, Rancocas stable. s62,be6,
Extermmator. Willis :. killmer
SbG,S2b, Startle, II. IL. Hewitt. SAL
$40; Broomspun (now dcad), Whit
ney stable. $4,000, Sporting Blood
Arnold Rothstoin, s43.610; Mad
Halter, RanCoCas stable, Sa2,932
| yellow Hand, e. a. Stonehnm, s4R 0,
27l; Bunting, Whitney stable, SAL,
500, and Behave Yourself Il. II
Bradley, S+O,sOO.
Hiidrcth Leads Trainers,
The 10 leading trainers, viii
the amounts the horses under theil
/ care won, are -
s. c. Hildreth, Sinclair and Hill
dreth. $262,76s. j. Rowe. whitney
stables, Sl9q,b46; j. &. Milan, j. n
Camden. s136,t4li II, Mcdaniel. J
X. l.. Ross, sl3O,46T; II. J. Thomp
son, Il Il. Bradley, si2S,6t0; FREQ
Burlew, Ben Block, l23,6O0; j
Fitzsimmons, Quincy stables, slllr
2bl; w. Perkins. Baker stables
SllO.4S5; W Booth, Arnold Roth
stoin, S7S,610, and l.. W. Garth, J
$. Cosden, s1i.TbO.
The leading jockeys, according 4
tho number OF firsts, with tota
winnings, we're;
{. Lang, 1875 firsts. SGO,522; l.
Penman. 12S firsts, Sl73,2l6; II
Mariuelu, 1876 firsts, SiOO,S30; Il
Sande, ll2 firsts, seas, ,043; l.. Eator
1IO. trsts, S22394S; w. Hinphy
los firsts, Sb4,S40; T. Taylor, 10
firsts, s6S,iS0; NJ, Garner, 96 flrsts
St6S,S44, and +. Coltilettt % firsts
S2Na,64S, Fields. the tenth locky
rode mounts that won Ss2,632,
-Four Richest Races,
Four races, three in the east an
one in Kentucky, were worth SS5 90
to the winner, while ~ others wer
worth more than $4,000 each, Tn
Pimlico prcaknoss was the riches
race. with n value at $4,000 Th
Belmont tuturity, $4,000; ker
q tucky Derby, S3S,460, and the Hope
ful stakes, Saratoga, $4,000, al
= the other high value races.