Re: Tevis stats

["BE" <betndez@budget.net>]

I noticed that a larger percentage of mares and stallions did not finish as compared to those who did finish.  That is, of the 127 horses that finished, 29 were mares and 3 were stallions.  Of the 132 DNF there were  47 mares and 6 stallions.  Has anyone ever looked at this in past years? 

 

OK, I know.. . I'm probably starting a war of geldings vs. mares vs. stallions in endurance.

 

Betty

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From: DreamWeaver <karen@chaton.gardnerville.nv.us>

Just starting to fiddle around so far.

Top Ten Riders

Average lifetime miles:  3050
Average completion rate (since 1996):  85.6%

Top Ten Horses

Average lifetime miles:  1370
Average completion rate (since 1996):  80.6%

Add another 100 miles on!

The horse with the least miles was Master Motion (aka Split) with 100 (and
100% completion), the horse with the most miles (and only 3k mile horse in
the top ten) was Belesemo Tradition with 3,325 with 97%
completion.  (doesn't include anything recent that might not be posted yet)

Rider with the most mileage was Dolly with 6,345, least is Tom.....and I am
not sure if the Tom Johnson in the yearbook is him, so he either has 210 or
910 miles (which in either case, is still the least miles).

Two of the top ten horses were from Utah, the rest from California.

more later, the other 249 are gonna take awhile <G>

k