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I 1 ; 1 j I j i i i ! .i | ? I 1 I D I 2 I 1 I 1 I i 1 . i , N i A i ; I S N l I . i- STATISTICS OF THE COLUMBIA MEETING. The inaugural meeting of the Columbia Racing : Association, which opened at Columbia. S. C, No-rember ■ , and came to a close December 5X. embraced • twenty-six racing days, during which 155 ; races were ran and 2,700 was distributed in i purses. In this distribution 117 owners shared, with i the following 50 winners of 00 and over: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Carson, w. C 12 5 o .2su I R. dwell, ir. G 7 12 8 2.080 , Woodford, c 7 2 3 1.170 , Burttscbell, H 0 3 4 1.115 , Evans. W. B 4 3 7 810 I Westmoreland, W. C 4 3 0 810 , Gerst, W 4 2 3 770 , Streett, S. W 4 3 0 750 , Sheldon. J. E 4 1 4 740 i Wagnon. J. G 2 6 4 BBS : Whitney. Mrs. E 3 3 1 570 i McCloskey. E S 0 1 545 ; Mllbnra, J 2 3 3 535 ; Blrme, W 3 2 1 535 : Woods. T 3 1 0 4S5 I Lots, Mrs. E 2 3 4 405 Strode, J. A 2 4 0 440 I Milden. E. H 2 2 2 440 i Martine. L, 2 0 1 405 MeCarreti. H 1 6 3 405 Burns, M j 2 3 0 405 Kunz. S*. H 2 2 2 400 i Morgan, J. H 2 0 3 390 Johnson . G . M 2 2 1 385 Ash.. P. W 2 0 0 380 Singer. Mrs. A 2 0 0 380 Cooper, J. M 2 1 2 370 Prey, Mrs. w. H 2 1 2 365 Elliott. W. J 2 1 1 350 Scott, W. E 2 1 0 340 Regan, P 2 0 0 340 Ham. G 2 1 0 335 Bnrttscbell, J. W l 3 l 320 Nunn. Mrs. E. C 2 0 1 315 Penny, H 2 0 1 315 Catt.r. R. D 2 0 0 300 Constantino. II. C 2 0 0 300 Reed, c l 2 2 290 Johnson. P. H 1 2 3 275 St.i kkouse. L. M 1 2 0 265 Cahill. W 115 200 Holland. J. L 1 2 2 255 Keefo. M. C 1 3 0 255 Smitha. L 1 2 2 250 Andress. C. A 1 1 0 235 Qorton, E 1 2 0 220 Gnllaher Rros l l 2 215 Jones. P. II 1 1 2 215 Schrefeer, it 1 1 1 205 Steinhardt. II 1 1 1 205 Bryan, Mrs. J. L 1 1 1 2 H Praley, G l l 1 200 Green, J. M. W 1 0 3 200 Real. N. K 1 1 1 200 Lyman, C. K 1 1 1 200 Lcvine. L 1 1 1 200 Of 1SS horses that were placed, the following 05 were winners of 00 and over: Beast 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Rose Queen 2 10 KM Haldeman li 3 2 5S5 Dolly Bnltmaa 8 0 l 545 V. Powers 3 1 8 530 Oakl.y 3 0 3 500 Hatteras 3 0 0 490 Carroll 3 1 0 4V, Our Nugget 3 1 0 4s.", Sureget 8 0 O 4.~ Republican 2 1 0 415 Bertis 2 2 8 415 Sea Swell 2 3 0 405 •I. • Esse 2 3 0 405 ; Warner Griswell 2 1 4 888 Elizabeth Harwood 2 0 3 888 Queen Bee 2 2 1 390 ; I. II. Barr 2 2 1 883 Sab. . Blend 1 C 2 888 Seneca 2 1 0 380 i Richard Reed 2 0 0 380 Hoffman 2 0 0 380 Bnniakillen 2 0 0 888 - Montagnie 2 1 2 370 Ivabel 2 0 1 305 Koroni 2 1 2 305 . Jawbone 2 0 1 355 j Troy Weight 2 0 1 355 l.iiichette 1 3 3 350 , Dominica 2 1 1 880 Lady McGee 2 0 0 340 I im Masaie 2 1 0 840 . Ella Brysou 2 0 0 340 Thrifty 2 0 1 315 Western Belle 2 0 O 300 Tiny Tim 2 0 0 3d0 Toddling 2 0 0 300 Nello 2 0 0 300 Jesaup Burn 2 0 0 300 Lewis 2 0 0 300 Il.-trnoy 1 2 2 290 Si!. is Crump 1 3 1 275 Camel 1 3 1 270 Casque 1 2 3 270 Nadsu 1 3 0 265 Helena 1 2 2 200 t clem Beacbey 1 3 0 255 .1 Eagle Bird 1 1 l 245 I Belle it in l l l 240 nan ; 1 0 2 230 f Gun Cotton 110 230 Love Watches 1 1 2 225 , Cu Bun 1 1 0 225 I tile 1 1 2 215 Rnbia Granda 1 1 2 215 Starboard 112 215 The Speaker 1 0 1 2K» t D luction l 0 8 200 1 Dr. Biireh 1 1 1 880 I it W rt h 1 1 1 200 Hannah Louise Ill 200 Black Branch 1 1 1 200 Mark Anthony II 1 1 1 200 t Mason i l i 20 Teddy B.ar 1 1 1 20 i Vie -a 1 1 1 200 The saddle honors of the meeting fell to jockev Hopkins, with C. Punier second and Sehwi big third. n o record of the Jockeys who rode one or more win-Si is ; .Hows: Jockey. Mis. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. B.C. Hopkins 81 29 14 12 20 :..; Turner, C 70 2:: is n 27 .2.» Schwebig sr, 17 6 17 45 .lo Forsyth 50 n 10 o 29 .in Grand, C 50 7 7 13 29 .13 Ambrose 44 6 3 6 28 .11 88 4 10 f 40 .00 Driver 25 4 2 8 11 .10 Pairbrother 54 4 12 ! 29 .04 Williams, j 28 4 :: 5 11 .17 Chappeil 23 :: 3 2 18 .18 Forehand 28 8 9 4 12 .11 Hanover. J ::4 3 5 6 20 .09 VfcTaggart 38 8 4 :: 88 .08 Skirvin 57 3 10 7 37 .88 Allen. J It 2 1 1 0 18 Cook, j 17 1 l l 18 .12 Lindsay 11 2 2 o 7 .is MrCabe. J 6 2 1 l 2 :::: Rol« rtson 23 2 1 2 is .nil ml ress £ 1 o :: 4 .12 T.u ariN 11 1 O 0 09 Could 10 1 12 0 .M ruin ,80 i j 4 11 .115 iX8 i i 11" "s Ieak. I .13 1 2 1 i us ;, St. ■ I. It. g5 1 I 5 15 .i| Tcahann ft 12:: 14 .115 Wall, li 1 I " 1 5i wi it. . i i5 i i i ti .us The follow i i keys piaesd, bin failed to win: |v Jockey. Mts. i : 2.1. 3.1 rnp. | v imis. .n. J j ii i ii ;, |, lain 12 » 1 3 8 1 . j , . t .1 I f , t 1 I t ;, |v v |, 1 Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Bergen, J 12 0 O 1 11 Dunn, W 2 0 0 1 1 Estep 7 0 0 2 5 Gordon 7 0 0 1 6 The following had mounts to the extent indicated, but failed to finish in the money: Adams, F 1 Johnson, J. J 5 Aker, C 1 Jost 4 Bell, M 2 Lloyd 1 Ford 1 McGovern 3 Hanover, A 10 Minder 13 Holmes, W 3 Moody 1 Jackson. C 3 Williams, R 5 Jackson, F 1 Wingneld. K 1 The record of the steeplechase jockeys who won. is as follows: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Allen. W 5 3 O 0 2 .60 Jackson. A ..2 1 0 0 1 .50 Tnekey 2 l l 0 0 .50 The following steeplechase jockeys placed, but failed to win: s Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Booth, V 0 0 0 4 2 Bryant 2 0 0 1 1 Kermath 5 0 4 o 1 Th.- following steeplechase jockeys had mounts to the extent indicated, but failed to place: Henderson, E 1 Slater 3 Howard 1 The record of the successful trainers is shown in the following tabulation: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Beal. N. K 2 McCloskey, E 12 Eedw.ll. H. G 7 McPheraon, J 1 Reruard. M 2 Miles. P. .1 1 Brannon, J 1 Mitchell, J. C 2 Rresler, A. R 5 MoeSM, II 1 Bryson, c. R 2 Morton, c l Burke, W. E 1 Murphy, J :; Burns, M 2 Muaante, F 1 Bnrttscbell, j. w 1 Myers, M .2 Burttscbell, w. A... 4 Penny. II 2 Cahill. W 2 Phillips, J o Campbell, R. E l Powers, J 2 Carson, W. B 12 Raymond, W 1 Casey, W. V l ru.,i, c l Constantino, II. C 3 Re, ,1. W 2 Cooper, J. II 4 Regan, f 2 Evans. B. C 7 Rites, R. 1 2 Forman, .1. w 1 Robertson, .1 1 Prisbee, F. C 1 Shannon, T. J 7 Gallaber, J. C 3 Sheldon, J. E 1 Garrison. E. II 2 Stele, a. i i Ham. G 0 Steinhardt. II 1 Johnson. G. M 2 Streett, 8. V 4 •l P. II 1 Btrode. J. A :: Kelly. M. C 5 Wagnon. .1. C 2 Kennedj . II. 1 l Weir, r. D :: Kunz. S. 11 2 West. J 1 Lots. E 2 William-. E 1 Mack, C. 1 1 Sheridan, 1 1 Mayberrj . .1. I. ... l Marlman, ;. H l McCain a, II l The percentage of winning faToritea was :il..,Ve normal, as shoWB in the following tabulation: Number of .lavs 20 Kumb«*r f races 155 Winning Qrs| choices 88 ■nd choices in Winning ..insiders 4.; Winning at odds on 81 Defeated at odda-oa 22 Ierceutage of winning favorites 45 It is evident that the Columbia track is a fast course. The track records for the various distances at which races have been run are all held by horses that at best are only of the "useful" class and anas follows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 5-8 Premier 3 105 Dec. S. 1911 1:00 Carroll 4107 Dec. 13, 1911 1:00 0 1-2 f Hoffman 5 10S Dec. 9. l.tll l:ii,i- Seneca 4 113 Dec. 11, 1911.. .l-.i 3-4 E. liar wood. 5 107 Dec. 14. 1911 11- 7-S Ella Dry sou. 3 100 Dec. 11, 1911.. 127" 1 Muff 3 104 Dec. 11. 1911 1:40V lui70y Ivabel 3 1» 2 Dec. 9. 1911 l" 1 1-10 Helene 3 95 Dec. I".. 1911 1 1 1-8 Hatteras .. 3 95 Dee. 12. 1911....1 Steeplechase. fX *Ab 1 3 4 The Spker.4 132 Dec. 19, 1911 -».™ •Short course.
