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. , , ST A TISTICS Of THE 30 WIE MEETING OVER 00,000 DISTRIBUTED DURING TWELVE DAYS OF RACING — H. P. WHITNE1 LEADING WINNING 0 WNER— LANG THE SADDLE SENSA TIOA The first spring meeting of the year has come and gone It was at Bowie, where the Southern Maryland Agricultural Association conducted twelve days of racing from April 1 to April 11 inclusive, during which time eighty-four races were run and 06,893 was distributed in purses, the daily average distribution amounting to ,907. Large fields made up the daily programs and, although the horses were mostly of the plater -aliber, they provided both spirited and interesting sport. The real outstanding feature of the meeting was the brilliant riding of jockey Lang, the leading American rider of last year. i I i j I I : I : ; I ! i ! | j ! ! I ; I I I ! The horses of IT. P. Whitney won the most I races and money during the meeting, as a re- J suit of which the name of the master of J Brookdale Stud heads the list of the winning owners. The Sunnyland Stable also figured . A prominently, as did the Winfrey stable, H. j Dattner and J. R. Skinker. The following I are the owners who won 00 or more each : Owner. 1st. 2d. 3J. Anit. Whitney, H. P 5 4 0 $ 5,474 Sunnviand Stable 4 4 2 5,241 Winfrey Stable 4 4 1 4,93 I Dattner, H 2 0 0 3,771 Skinker, J. R 2 5 3 3,102 j Foreman, G. W 2 2 0 2,356 , Trueman, E 2 2 1 2,352 Lavin. P. J ..2 1 3 2,3:10 Farrar, F 2 1 1 2.187 « Colmrn, G. W 2 1 0 2,115 ] Milton, G. C 2 1 0 2.0M i Orleans Stable 2 0 2 2.0H4 Farrell. J. J., Jr 2 0 2 2,0 H , Scherrer, R 2 1 0 2.013 ! Swinke. A 2 0 2 2,055 : Crist, T. E 2 0 1 1,977 , Smithson. C. C 1 2 1 1,454 . asev, W. V 1 1 2 1.3S2 J Ormsbee, W. F 1 2 0 LM . Moore. E. W 1 2 0 1.3*1 , Greentree Stable 1 1 0 1.250 . Miller. R. 1 1 1 0 1.221 : Peterson, G 1 1 1 1.204 Holland, J. L 1 1 1 1.200 j Marrone, A 1 1 0 1.1S7 Roseacher. H 1 1 0 1,150 Murray, W. S 1 0 2 1,152 j Matthews, W. E 1 1 0 1,152 Pons, M. R 1 0 2 1,105 Lane, R. A 1 1 0 1,100 Deavenport. J. II 1 1 0 1.10. j Brockmiller, C. J 1 0 1 1.101 , - Lvons. J. J 1 1 0 1,100! Miles. P. J 1 0 1 1,087 j- Akers, O. B 1 0 1 1,063 1 Caiiill. J. B 1 0 1 1,05.! I Salt. E. J 1 0 0 1,032; McCauley. J. J 1 0 1 1,004;, Saunders, W. L 1 0 1 1.004!, Smith. W 1 0 1 l.OMj Servi, F 1 0 1 1.090 Buxton, C 0 4 2 1.000 ] Oarman. R. F., Jr 1 0 1 1.000 | • Potts. R. E 1 0 0 9S7!1 Denham, S. C 1 0 0 987 i : Kearns, F. J 1 0 0 9S7 Samuelson, R. M 1 0 0 9:3 i Herold, F. A 1 0 0 956 j Robinson, W 1 0 0 952 1 Webber, T. 0 1 0 0 932 ; « Howard, H. M 1 0 0 005 Denny. G. C 1 0 0 904 | Richards, D. L 1 0 0 904 I Zollicoffer, E. T 1 0 0 9,0 , Buck. W. A 1 0 0 900; Curtis, R. Y 1 0 0 600 Edwards, T. E 1 0 0 K»l Holmes, H. B 1 0 0 900 I Hopkins. F. E 1 0 0 9TO Kennelly, W. J 1 0 0 103 Looney. J. T 1 0 0 903 Warfield. R 1 0 0 90J Bernhardt, W. D 0 2 3 SOD Choos, G 0 3 1 70i Robertson, J. A 0 2 2 00 Miller, F. T 0 2 1 6,0 Farnum, W 0 3 0 600 I Tigr.e, J 0 2 1 500 Bunga Buck was the largest money winner among the horses. Our Birthday, War Note, Attorney Muir and Ultra Gold also fared , well. The following are the horses which won 00 or more each : Bunga Buck 2 0 0 * 3,771 Our Birthday 2 1 0 2,153 War Note 2 1 0 2.115 Attorney Muir 2 1 0 2,0*4 Ultra Gold 2 1 0 2,057 train 2 0 l l,9SS Better Luck 2 0 1 1,984 Clean Gone 2 0 1 1,968 Rosie H 2 0 0 1,887 Slippery BIm 1 2 0 1,887 Camouflage 2 0 0 1,863 Lunetta 1 1 1 1,600 Jean F 1 2 0 1.35i Hullabaloo 1 2 0 1,310 Romeo 1 1 1 1,287 Exodus 1 1 0 1,256 Wellfinder 1 1 0 1,221 Super 1 1 0 1,200 Bribed Voter 1 1 1 1,200 Smarty 1 1 0 1,187 The Nephew 1 1 0 1.187 Jock Scot 1 1 0 1.163 Penelope 1 1 0 1,156 Bessie Leigh ton 1 1 0 1,155 Jacques 1 0 2 1,152 Charles J. Craigmile 110 1,152 Sister Flo 1 1 0 1.152 Forshala 1 1 0 1,132 Amaze 1 0 2 l.lOr, Woodland 1 1 0 1,105 Lady Zeus 1 1 0 1,104 Allah 1 1 0 1,104 Turnabout 1 1 0 1,100 Kewpie S 1 0 2 1,100 Mavourneen 1 1 0 1,101 Midnight Sua 1 1 0 1,100 Natural lit 1,10 Lucy Kate 1 0 1 1,087 I Knight of the Heather 10 1 1,082 I Whalebone 1 0 1 1,021 Yashmak 1 0 0 1,005 Solid Rock 1 0 1 1,004 Bright Lights 1 0 1 1,004 Weary 1 0 1 1,000 Rork 1 0 1 1,000 Matches Mary 1 0 1 1,000 Cape Pillar 1 0 1 1,001 Be Trueman 1 0 1 1.000 Spugs 1 0 0 987 Orma Reed 1 0 0 963 A vispa 1 0 0 956 Huonec 1 0 0 956 Incog 1 0 0 956 Kate Brummel 1 0 0 052 Brainstorm 1 0 0 032 Search Light III 1 0 0 032 Grace Mayers 1 0 0 921 St. Allan 1 0 0 905 The Decision 1 0 0 036 Zouave 1 0 0 004 Miracle Man 1 0 0 004 Armistice 1 0 0 904 The Lamb 1 0 0 000 Miss Fontaine 1 0 0 000 Naptballus 1 0 0 900 Nutcracker 1 0 0 900 Kings Belle 1 0 0 900 I J J . A j I I j , « ] i , ! : , . J . , . : j j - 1 I • : « , I I Lucky Girl 1 0 0 900 Harry Maxim 1 0 0 900 Dare 1 0 0 900 Excuse Me 1 0 0 900 Financial Rooster 1 0 0 900 [ ex 1 0 O 900 Austral 1 0 0 9u0 Carmen PantasS 0 2 1 500 J.din Arbor 0 2 1 500 Walk l"p 0 2 1 500 Jockej C. Lang was the riding horo of the meeting. His brilliant horsemanship was a distinctive feature of the twelve days of racing. He rode twenty-five winners out of seventy-two mounts and had the excellent percentage of .35. L. Morris and EL Thomas did well, but never threatened the leader. The records of the jockeys who rode one or more winners follow : Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Crip. P.C. Vmg, C 72 25 14 4 29 .33 Morris, I, 40 14 9 2 15 .33 Thomas, II CO 11 11 9 29 .18 Mc,i].hy. F 17 4 2 • 11 .24 Kie. R 27 3 0 4 20 .11 Stilling. D 21 3 4 3 11 .14 Wallace, J 34 2 4 3 25 .08 Schwartz. M 18 2 1 1 14 .11 Nolan, T 17 2 3 3 9 .12 Obrt. W 11 2 1 2 6 .18 Kuiumer. C 8 2 1 3 2 .23 Lowe, 1 12 2 1 2 7 .17 Gantner. A 33 2 7 5 21 .03 ■ Allen. A 1 1 0 0 0 100 Rabin, 0 12 1 3 3 5 .08 I o,.ino»ski, W 31 1 2 3 25 .03 ■Make, T 13 1 1 3 8 .08 FlyiMi. R 4 1 0 0 3 .23 Johnson. A 11 1 1 1 8 .09 Keogh, F 8 1 0 2 I .12 Martz, E 14 1 1 1 11 .07 Owens, j 30 1 1 4 24 .03 Rice, 1 19 1 2 2 14 .03 The following finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d.Unp. Irieshon, A 28 5 6 17 Bv.twell. J 16 4 3 0 Conley, J 3 2 0 1 I.uxton, M 7 1 0 6 Heupel, J 11 1 0 10 Mooi e, E. T 11 1 0 10 Walls. G 9 1 2 « Ambrose, E 0 0 2 7 Chiavetta, F 3 0 2 1 Coney, L 13 0 4 9 Parke, B 5 0 1 4 Rowan, J 7 0 1 6 Williams, J 3 0 1 2 Miiler, C. C 2 0 1 1 Woodstock, F 13 0 1 12 The following were unplaced with all their mounts : •lockey. Mts. Jockey. Mt.«. Abel, A 1 Doerr, S 2 Dyson, G 1 Faulstich, J 2 Fraley, J I Brown, W 3 Curr.m, R 1 Gregory, L 3 Kaliska, R 1 Harrison, M 3 Mc ;innis. D 1 McLane, S 3 Taylor. 0 1 McTaggart, J 3 Josiah. ■ 1 Chalmers, J 4 liene, J 1 Gregory, H 4 McCabc, J 2 F. Hopkins heads the list of the trainers, of which the following saddled one or more winners : Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. nopkins. F 7 Freeman, H 1 Smith, R. A 5 Grant, M 1 Winfrey, G. C 4 Hughes, L 1 Farrar, F 3 May, J. W 1 Deavenport, J. H. ..3 Mayberry. J. P 1 Rurttschell, W. A 3 McCauley, J. F X Beamish, J 2 McKeever, R 1 Coburn. G. W 2 Mooney, J. T 1 Crist, T. E 2 Moore, E. W 1 Edwards. T. E 2 Murray, W. S 1 Herold, F. A 2 Peterson, G 1 Ilackett. M 2 Pons, O. E 1 McDaniel, D. R 2 Richardson, J. F. ... 1 Milton, G. C 2 Salt, E. J 1 Murphy, M. J 2 Shields, W 1 Roseacher, H 2 Smart, M 1 Simons, A 2 Snyder, E. L X Swinke, A 2 Vivell, A. H 1 Trueman, E 2 Warfield, R 1 White, R. L, 2 Webber, T. 0 1 Akers, 0. B 1 Gibson, W. S 1 Bauer. J 1 Buxton, C 1 Brenton, G. C 1 Garrett, F 1 Brockmiller, C. J. ... 1 Miles, P. J 1 Carman. R. F., Jr. . . 1 Zeigler, G. 1 Casey, W. V 1 The percentage of winning favorites was above normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation : Number of days .- 12 N umber of races S4 Winning first choices 40 Winning second choices 19 Winning outsiders 25 Winning at odds on 13 Defeated at odds-on !.!.... 7 Percentage of winning favorites 43 One track record was equaled, being the only addition to the list, which is as follows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time 1-2 Wishbone ...2 114 April 4, 1921 :48Vfc Woodland ..2 112 April 10, 1922.. . -484 1 12 f Rose Water. 2 106i April 10, 1915.... :55* 5 8 J. B. Uarrell2 104 Oct. 2, 1944 101 it 5 12 f Fruit Cake..3 10U April 2, 1017.... 107 Mary Maud. 3 100 April 1. 1918 1:07 3-4 Startling ...4 122 Not. 24, 1017 112% 6 1-2 f Tea Caddy.. 4 112 Not. 29, 1917. .. .1:19 7-8 Hauberk ...4 116 Not. 21. 1016 1:28% 1 Leochares ..6 114 Nov. 23, 1916 ...141 lm20y S.W.Johnson 4 107 Not. 30, 1915. . . !l:43% Woodtrap ..3 97 Not. 29, 1917 1 43% lm70y Genevieve B.4 107 April 10, 1910 145 4 1 1-16 Harry Shaw. 4 116 Not. 25, 1915 148 1 3-16 tBuuga Buck. 3 109 Not. 24, 1921 2*04 11-8 Crepnscule .3 94 Not. 27! 1917" l-56 1 1-4 Armament ..4 102 Nov. 30, 1915 2104 Luther 6 109 April 13, 1916. .. .2:HHfc 1 ,,„ 1-2 P. and Calls« 103 Not. 16, 1018 239% ♦iaikJ?leeTe* -7 109 NoT- * U20 ••••2:39% - 1 1 0-8 o Rubidium ..4 100 Not. 26, 19"1 °-54it 2 •Courteous ..6 163 Not. 24, 1921 3:*58 •Track slow. tTrack sloppy. Track muddy.
