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j i I i : t i , . TIJUANA RACING STATISTICS. The inaugural meeting of the Lower California Jockey Club at Tijuana. Mexico, which began on January 1 and was scheduled to continue for 100 days, was abruptly terminated on January 10 owing to the track being inundated by the worst Hood that ever visited that section of the country. During the fourteen days of the racing, eighty-four races were run and .0,000 was distributed among seventy-four owners, of whom the following won 25 or more: Owner. »lst. 2d. 3d. Amt. Randolph. J 10 5 5 ,025 llussev. J. G 5 1 1 1.710 Rinehart, F 5 4 0 1,320 Gregg, A. A 4 3 7 1,23a Timmerman, J. J 4 2 4 1,100 Shields, J 4 1 O .ISO Misick. J. D :: 4 3 998 Neal. A :! O I 775 OLeary. L. F 3 1 1 750 sieinan and Davies •"• 0 1 700 Dawson. M. E 3 O 1 700 Moody. N. k : I i "oo avwood. w 2 8 1 070 Batchler, II. T 2 2 4 850 Fisher, W 2 2 550 Rice, 0 2 2 • 551 Van Gordon, G. M 1 :. 3 401 Young. W 1 4 I 450 Beckham. J. 1 2 O » 450 Ripley, R 1 2 :: 400 UcDcrmid ,V Mayes 1 2 2 375 Dunn, W.J 1 2 1 368 Miller, L I 1 1 350 Rieser. M 1 2 • 329 Short. E. II 1 1 2 8S1 Christie and Lonefield 1 1 1 :tO0 Fiend. R 1 1 1 oOO b -Kenzie. F 1 0 :". :iMi Nealv and Buxton 1 1 0 200 1 Roland. J 1 0 2 275 Iones. J. P 1 1 0 275 Click and Buxton 1 0 1 250 Hoskins, J 1 0 1 290 Mallorv. F 1 1 0 250 Tullov. W. II 1 0 1 250 Klrkpatrick. J. C 1 0 o 229 WeLeland and Chance 1 I • 225 Prior fc Sullivan 1 ■ 225 Rawson, W. M 1 O o 229 Romigli. O. P 1 I 0 225 Scot I, T. M 1 0 » 225 Of the 114 horses that placed, the following sixty vere winners of 25 or more: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Vorkville 4 1 0 $ 1 ,330 nolo Jimniie Gray 4 O 1 025 Gimli :i : 0 825 Ilyki :: 1 1 750 em pallia 2 .". l 745 Custom House :i I 1 7 i0 amia ., O 0 C75 u ien Sabe 2 1 2 550 "arlvmorn 2 1 O 5:;0 fhe Feller 2 1 O 500 Laughing Water 2 1 O 500 She Will 2 • 1 475 Bam Sand 2 O 0 450 sonada 2 O t» 450 Vesta 2 O 0 450 Vignola 1 4 1 450 Harwood 1 1 0 420 Thistle Belle 1 2 1 .",50 Tallow Dip 1 2 1 KM Singletoe 1 1 2 :;■, Bert ha v I l 2 ::-J5 Augustus Ileinze 1 2 0 829 dolors 1 2 8 329 Ethel Welles 1 2 9 ".25 Sniders Best 1 2 O 325 Sweetdale 1 t 1 30o BoseUia 1 1 1 300 Princess Industry 1 1 1 300 Mimo Jimniie 1 1 1 300 Little Birdie 1 0 :: 308 Ed udihee 1 8 O :i00 Cordova 1 O :: .KM i aro Nome 1 1 1 308 Bredwell 1 1 1 :: io Cal urn 1 1 8 275 Henry Hutchison 1 1 8 275 Leford 1 1 O U75 Mr. Bob 1 1 O 275 the Monk 1 0 2 275 The Urchin 1 1 O 275 Bertha W«a ret i o i 250 Briton 1 o 1 250 Cora 0 1 8 1 250 Hazel C 1 O 1 290 Ida Pinaek 1 O 1 250 Innovation 1 O 1 250 Oakland 1 O 1 250 Auntie Curl 1 8 8 225 Baby Lynch 1 O o 225 Category 1 o o -j-2:, Dur.vard Roberts 1 8 0 225 on era! 1 o o 225 Tohn Hurie 1 0 O 225 King Chilton 1 O O 1225 Manganese I o o 225 Oxer 1 0 0 225 Prosperoa Baby i o 0 225 Round Ip 1 O 0 225 Shyness o 0 225 Swede Sam 1 o 0 225 Oaaauier i o o 225 The record of the jockeys who piloted one or more winners is as follows: Jockey. hits. 1st. 2d. 3d. Una. P.C Gentry, 0 07 18 o 10 20 .28 OBrien. W. J 40 0 7 •• 19 .22 P. ol. E 24 S O 5 2 .:::: Kelsay. W 21 7 8 2 4 .33 McCraw. S 43 O 5 S 24 .14 Thnrber, II 88 5 0 B 17 .14 Taylor. W 24 5 4 4 11 .21 Hay.s. T 21 5 1 2 13 .21 Clancy. J 13 2 0 2 :: .15 Connors. J 10 2 4 4 •• .11 Stevens, F 15 2 2 4 7 .13 Matthews, [ 11 ; 1 2 0 .Is Nolan. T 13 2 1 1 8 .15 Ii acli. J j 2 1 1 2 .:::* Smith. E 5 2 " o .10 Washer, J 14 1 0 t 4 .117 Longo, J 20 1 4 3 12 .or, Culleii. E 11 1 2 2 0 .00 B mis. t. T o l o 1 :: .17 Bobbins, T o 1 0 0 s .11 Roberta, J 7 1 0 0 0 .14 The following placed, but failed to win: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unp. Carroll. G. W M 9 3 1 | ailer. R 12 8 1 11 Clampitt, M 15 o 1 1 13 Dealy, T 8 0 1 0 Donovan. J O O 1 3 2 Pegg. E •" 0 O 1 , Phillips, II 5 0 11 1 Phillips, p 5 o o :; 1 Taylor, U I 0 I 0 0 Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unp. Tavlor. T 1 • 1 0 Vogt, J 1 o 1 o Watts. H 3 0 0 1 2 The following had mounts lo the number shown aud failed to place: Jockey. Mts. Jockev. Mts. Anocson. W 1 Lines. O : Copeland, II 1 Neander, R 3 Lues, R 1 Passey 7 Kent 1 Whitbeck, C 5 The record of the train en who saddled one ir more winners is as follows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Beckham, J. L 2 Phillips. P Boland, J 1 Randolph. J 10 Buxton. C 2 Raw son. B 1 cavwood. w 2 Bead, c 1 Crawford. W. A 3 Rice. 0 2 Dunn. W. J 1 Ri.-dy. J. P 1 Fisher. W 2 BJeser, M. 1 Freud. It 2 Rinehart. F -5 Garritv. M 3 Ripley. R 1 Gregg, A. A 4 Bomtgh, o. P 1 Hoskins. J -. Scnitto, W 1 Kissinger. F 1 Shields, J I Klrkpatrick, J. C I Short. E. H 1 Lloyd. J. 1 Sullivan. F 1 Mason, L. L 2 Timmerman. J. J. ... 4 McLelland, i. W. ... 1 Van Camp. 0 5 Miller. L 1 Woodard. J 1 Misick. J. D. :: Yanke. W. J 3 Neal, A 3 Young. W. 1 OLeary, L. F 3 The percentage of winning favorites was above normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Number of days M Number of laces W Winning Brst choices 11 Winning second choices 21 Winning outsiders 23 Winning at odds-on II Defeated «t odds-on 7 Percentage of winning favorites P. Tbe best times made at the various distances at which the ract s wire run are as follow-: Dist. Horse. A.Wl. Date. Time. :;-S Rosellis 2 105 Jan. S. 1010 :35% 5-S Ed Cudhiee. .:: 07 Jan. s. 1818 :5:i--. 5 12 f Oakland 7 108 Jan. 8, 1010 1:07 :;-4 Colors 5 1» 4 .11111.7.1010 1:14 9 1-2 f Sempsilla ...7111 Jan. !». 1816 1:20% 7-S The Urchin. .5 100 Jan. 5. 1010 1:28% 1 Hyki 5 112 Jan. 7. 1010 1:42 1 1-16 Earlvmorn ..5 115 Jan. 0. 1010 1:40
