Show l Riders Rider Enjoy E Luxury z Jockeys Who Live Like Lile Lords t r loaner o a n c l r c h er and Others rih time lino orlea Ht 1 1 e gone the rounds relating F i t 1 10 the Hie of or Jock i i q These little tolF roiI foi tol F I to flY IllY iv of tit them therm making awaking us liS much I in Iii u u II Your year ilK us ii eeM tho president III rutted Slates l r princely n of r Ih do und n they ey do not soom scout to euro cute cutes h klows kow s It II ItI I Huh md and arc nrc vii 1111 hI II rills Mils although DM nn the Iho theler theether ether ler sil tic tolo of the tho r arc riot lint cin I n the Ihl liberty tint their Amor Amer pat Mil brothers usually enjoy enjo A Tod Ted Sloane Story To rf rod t Sloane was responsible for half h II doen dower les of or that unit IllIk Irel I h t close 1 lo to the top lOll l he hew le leu u w 1 s in lit WH its heyday and Willi hailed hall Id UH us UHA I 1 A greatest huraN hOI r pilot g t F F FJ J I Ir r 1 r tx i 1 4 y y 1 6 A Jot JOI m Lucien Lyne the brilliant Jockey who I role rode for James II n In III last Jut sea In 11 JH III 1 now wearing tin till colors of ot John A 1 Drake owner of Savable Ami OUI turf Lyne Lne finished third In the American Derby this tile year on en Drakes Rapid R pid Water II knew no limit to 10 Ills his on nn onono ono one occasion hla hili nt that Hint lour Junes It n the inn went to N Y lo to watch ride Home of Ills hiS horses homos In III prom Irom prominent nice meet doing to UK the desk In Ili u n ho tin hotel tel let at ul till the Him ape Mr bar IBelle F Hold Mold Jive Ule mo Inc the best suit stilt of tit rooms In hl the house Im 1111 Morn moor replied tiro Iho clerk but bul you cant have It II The Tho Jockey Tod has hns Just It II However Ill do lift the bust bent I t can fur for you OU Mr Ir It II IN Is cafe to my 14 had hail never nover ho he tore foie been blell forced foi cod to 10 play to ono of ot Ills his employees and It tool took him himi a i couple of ot days duyn to 10 recover from the shook shock Englith Jockeys I gave thin tho i a In question ii to hi my alet salet a u chanced to one aile day da In a x county routt In lour valet You ou I 1 suggested u the tho judge by hy way Wl of oC So No mine tile the tho I mean meun my nay myown own valet lIlet l boil exclaimed hla ills lion hOIl 01 III Hiu Hi I ul ut last out nut of or judicial derv linn till You Yen dont monn menu to 10 say euy that Hint Jockeys li hd hIVe IM t valets II v ItI r tit fact there are ire several will v II known I l jocko who Mho pos Hers itI runt and are In ill nil RII admirable II ii mild position tr to Indulge o in such arch tome Hume too knee their heir In winter whiter lIcht In till luxuriate on m the Iho und and upend spend tin tutu h money with n a ducal h mitt Rainy And Ami why Vh I they tile the not A Ai i iII i II an 11 whose en aa Ill Into to live l C mil 11 will Mill Ill fluid U Much luxuries nit those nl mt a jockey money perhaps am m well IH III most hurl hUl l worked lawera or YIn 1111 1111 li II it II would be your our l load vw Sir Puget once mice tho the late bite Fred Archer the th noted fluted rider ruder who had hilll conic to him tutu It If you youtie tie are not 1101 able to to until your join Derby en all engagement o n bout the great Jockey nn an s PI cd Di Drat ar im Inc IH Is It II possible 1 Kir Hh Jamee In ht bewilderment I only i v ero half AH RK profitable i t yours jours 11 It IL will bo be remembered 1 was wae ns nt at 01 nIe it time In III hiM his too loo short life add lo to be ho howorth worth ul al least and In III of oC heavy heay h alY on the tho Stock ho hP h was able to leave leavo behind him h ram though ho he did not live Ile to seo s o hula hla thirtieth John Wells Wella Big Bid Fee Foe Foet Enormous t ilK an were wet the tho Fred earned ills hit records have been eclipsed both bolh In III 1111 I laconic In III Individual fees by hy other Jockeys Wells Well la Is PI edited l with the hugest st t sun mini ever paid to a jockey for tiding riding In to a 1 race When Whon In 1868 Sir HII Joseph JO Icy Unearned discovered llIco led that lila hiM hoise horse Blue woe lall the favorite of or the public he decided Dial Mutt they hoy should have Jill Ie a n run for tor their money though he Ile Ii had lucid KO so little faith In tho the mien 1 of Head Headman man ratan that thai he hue would nut not Invest Invent l a 1 penny ou on him To 10 his hili e Jute IH first Hist pa pant t tho the post poet and Sit Sir Jox In hili delight handed over oer the tho entire lo to nearly to 10 John Wells Vella who lio had bud so no cleverly piloted him lo to victory Thin will probably re to remain main 1111 n for many n II bug year yum the tho hind hand present over ever made mudo to a n Jockey To 10 Wells It meant something like Ilke for tor every eor seconda rid It MIH WIS about time that Admiral noun bun e raised t up u n his bin voice In hr strong s con cun condemnation t oo of the tho h 1 practice of giving such Buch extravagant fees feea to 10 jockeys Jockey Why h he Ile wild sit hi such nude mon nil its tho lima Duke Duko of ot hafton and amid used lo to think 60 01 or a n moil moet handsome for far win wina a It Derby Der y or ne 1 a T Two o nod now note forsooth tor It soma to tobe be lic the practice lo to reward a Jockey jOlke lIch HH tie or oven even and Old Time Fees FoCI I what whal one on of oC tho the earliest of rl would leave have thought of or such ru 10 rugal r gal tAl presents Ono One of or Singletons most Inmost rewards for tor a race nice visa vas the pre present ont of a II ewe which how however ever outdo mado the tho best belli nomads sho could by b adding later Inter a n dozen offspring ns na her tier o own n contribution Who When lon that ton son tonof of or Orlando carried Sll Joseph Haw IIII leyH colors first past lu L the post past In III the Ihl Dm D Derby by rhY of o and Davis the till leviathan bookmaker to Lo tofa loco fa Sir Josoph Jo lph lre 1 JobI Job I I III tho Iho lucky luck Jockey Jocke with 1000 und and further Om flam Ida Ide outdo made the ride lido north I over oer to him Dal Dilley y why who lu rode rod the do il ed to n victory li tory In III that most moat DIll Dei Deib b h ii of which the Jl of oC Is III said to have untie dona won von Oil better than AI Marson r on fur presents were HO so lavishly showered on un him that he ho actually found tho rich richer er Ir for rol his of or well under three uto Such lavish fees and ninny many another example might he nic of ot course exceptional Hut alarm from rain such extravagant fees Coel there Is IK more than ore one Jockey of ot today who can call rely roly on from 25 to 10 by hy a ayears 1 ayears years Th lh latter laller Income Toil Tod Sloane pawed In lu two coil yeas and It II would ld nut not he bo to 10 tame name half n a dozen Jockeys JI who Mho have IUlI exceed exceeded ed Ill time the lower limit The regulation fees me ore small S for em a n unit and 10 0 for fot u mount amount hut but ii Mutt Hint a II Jockeys Income acme lo to this itch minimum he lie would still IIII In III many do exceedingly well Maddens Income 1 an yen year i In lu Ingland 0 O scored wine WIM out of nr Tb iH amid thus thu earned t In I fees alone an greater than that which some Home cabinet II 1110 Hut lul It II limb ably ublY lib docs dimes ln M not represent half of oC duns dens t revenue for Cor tho yeat yeatA 11 A Jockey may receive a year or mole merely for the lit list si call cull on oil his file olid tutu u II luh sum fur for the call thus ting with Ii 1111 tut Ma as sureh of or III lilt Ills lien lech uie lac seines S of or timed lime In a I by h lavish live enla tram I 1 and and 11 n bli Id sum so iii Is no nil doubt often of II II mudo by hy In Indirect direct On the whole a it Jockey jerkey In the 1111 flint first Might would he be In III n 1 If his tom foi if i M 1111 fell belou below that Ihal of ot a 1 cabinet bind nuu 1 IOWA III |