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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND. CAL., December 2, 1903. Sixteenth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2:05 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 3-ear-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H C P 42914 LAUREATEA wb 6 104 4 14 15 15 15 Adkins J Pelter 6 10 6 25 429733ALICE CARY w 3 89 5 3h 2l 24 2 Reed S McNaughton 25 25 2 4-5 42768 BEE ROSEWATER 3 100 8 9nk 4" 42 3 Chandler J Nichols 15 30 . 30 12 43007 MADAM BISHOP ws 7 107 6 5 75 6nk 44 J Lewis J T Strife 10 40 40 15 38479PUSS IN BOOTS W 3 103 10 Gnk 9nk 85 52 Bkruth A Josephs 6 6 5 2 429103ORO VTVA WB 3 92 9 73 51 34 6 W Daly Ward and King 4 6 6 2 42910 CHERRIES ws 5 104 7 8 8 7 71 J Martin L G Tate and Co 10 25 25 8 41715 S. CHRISTOPHR w 7 105 1 45 65 91 S2 D Hall B Schreiber 6 15 12 5 42877 PHtATICAL w 3 91 12 11 11 11 95 J Booker El Primero Stablel5 20 12 5 38510 CATHELLO w 4 104 3 10 10 10 102 Haack Clayton and Co 20 CO 60 20 42873 BATIDOR ws 3 94 2 23 35 5 11 Kunz W P Fine 10 50 50 20 42804 GIBRALTAR wb 8 109 11 12 12 12 12 W NrvaezG S McKenzie 6 10 10 4 Time, 241, 48, 1:141. Winner B. m, by Laureate Garoga trained by J. Pelter. Went to post at 2:12. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Laureatea outbroke her field and made the running throughout, winning a lucky race under skillful handling and showed sudden improvement. Alice Cary. in close quarters in the early running, followed the winner closely and momentarily led on the stretch turn, but lost by going to the extreme outside, held on gamely in the stretch run and was best. Bee Rosewater got away poorly and made up a lot of ground. Madam Bishop, swerving badly under punishment and boring Into the fence, was taken up in the last sixteenth or she -would have been third. Puss in Boots, probably short, is a superior filly, broke flatfooted and after running up Into contention was again crowded back and from the half in closed a tremendous gap. Oro Viva tired in the closing drive after having rapidly improved his position in the early running. Cherries ran a steady race, but was hardly good enough. Piratical, nearly left, went a fast five furlongs. Sir Christopher was probably short. Overweights Bee Rosewater, 1 pound; Puss in Boots, 4; Sir Christopher, 3; Piratical, 2; Gibraltar, 4. Laureatea, snow, 6 to 5. Alice Cary, show, 2 to 5. Bee Rosewater, show, 6 to 1. 1 " - " - . J-;m , i mmm i ii i i Mi.rj 4:3026 SECances RACE 5-8 Mi,e Purse 400- 3-year-olds and upward. Allow-Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42956 SHOT GUN WB 3 107 3 1? 15 14 14 J Martin W B Jennings 7101 I TT 129752HAGERDON w 6 104 1 2"k 3 34 22 Bkruth H L Frank 5 5 45 4-5 4295G2SAD SAM w 5 10S 4 34 24 2k 32 Adkins H Green 2 11-511-51-2 2914WERVATOR 3 107 2 42 43 4 4? Larson BootsandHolnback 30 60 CO 12 42932WATERPOWER 4 110 6 52 5 5 5 See II Stover 30 100 100 15 .SEVJ9LT w 3 101 7 7 7 7 6s Chandler Kentucky Stable 100 200 200 30 3G6292S. TOM TIDDLER w 4 109 5 6 6 62 7 J Daly M J Daly 100 400 400 100 Time, 22$, 471, 59f. Winner B. c, by Artillery Princess Noretti trained by W. B. Jennings. . w?nt to post at 2:39. At post 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second the same. Shot Gun broke in his stride, immediately took up the running and showed the way hard held to the final furlong, where he was called on to stall off Hagerdons determined challenge, but came away with plenty in reserve and is the best sprinter in training her. Hagerdcn, a superior horse and in about the best form of his career, was benefited in offoT6 m ehind Jhe two lead,ers a?d. finishing fast, caught Sad Sam tiring badlv at the end. Sad Sam gpt away poorly and showed amazing speed in racing up on good terms with the winner fell away only in the last furlong and ran a good race" NervTtor welf up fro" Itlvt showlns among tnis kind and held on steadily in fourth place and Corrected weights Nervator, 107. Overweights Waterpower, 3 pounds. Shot Gun, show, outHagerdon, show, 3 to 10. Sad Sam, show, out. 43027 THIRD RACE 34 Mi,e- Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 430092ROLLICK wb 5 105 1 1" 1and 21 1" D Hall M Jones S-a n-n 42973 QUIET wb 4 108 8 4 24 l5k 2" R King H E ! Rowell 10 20 15 6 42912 LOYAL S. WSB 5 112 10 9 Sk 51 3il Otis V Gilbert 10 12 1 1 4SP373 ALBEMARLE wb 3 104 2 2" 32 3"k 4 J Booker F C MoshierandCo6 10 1ft 4 42784 THE DON W 3 97 7 10 9 8 55 L JacksonMrs Milllr 4 4 3 Ig 4295S CANEJO wsb 6 101 9 71 75 1- 62 Adkins G B Morris 20 "0 20 8 429913QUARTRE ws 3 103 5 6 6 93 72 Bkruth K Tierney 10 12 12 4 42914 ALTA G. w 3 101 S 3" 5 Gk S2 J Lewis Mrs Hertzell 20 30 30 10 42S92 STEP AROUND wb 3 109 6 54 41 41 9 Haack F Devin 20 50 2ft 3S0S73HIPPONAX ws 6 101 11 11 10 10 10- R HdsonP G Lane 10 GO 60 15 423S4 LAPIDUS ws 4 107 4 S5 11 11 11 W Daly M J Daly 15 20 20 8 LURENE w 4 102 12 TVV Martin W L Pritchard 20 60 30 10 Winner Ch. g, by Take Notice Happy Maiden trained by H. Pierce. Went to post at 3:03. At post G minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second the same. Rollick, away in the lead, forced the pace throughout and, under a tremendously vigorous finish, just got home after a gamely sustained effort. Quiet ran a fast early auar-ter to get up on terms with the winner and lapped him to the end, showing much improvement. Loyal S., away badly, closed a big gap and finished running faster than the leaders and ran the best race of his career. Albemarle was one of the trio of pacemakers and only fell away in the last fifty yards and was claimed by E. Tierney. The Don had a roueh journey, closing up a lot of ground in the stretch run and was claimed by H. E Rowell Caneao showed surprising speed at the distance and improved her position from the start Quartre finished well. Alta G. tired badly. Hipponax and Lapidus are both out of place "- in sprints. Overweights Rollick, 1 pound; Quiet, 4; Quartre, 2. Rollick, show, 1 to 3. Quiet, show, 3 to 1. Loyal S show, 2 to 1. The Don, show, 7 to 10. 4:3028 FOURTH ACE 1 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 4293S2FOSSIL w 3 103 4 5l 3 11 14 14 Adkins FarkrandThwaites 4 i 6 2 i2J8rVTNrA w 4 10S 7 6 6nk 63 53 2 L JacksonEl Primero Stable4 4 18-58-5 4293SCLAUDE ws 3 120 3 25 2" 23 25 321 J Daly M J Daly 6 7 6 25 iSJCoALBU:LA w 5 112 1 321 13 34 32 44 Foley Lamasney Bros t6 10 10 3 429942B. ORMONDE w 5 112 2 13 44 44 44 52 Bkruth Mrs E L Kripp 3 35 3 6-5 42S5S2EONIC w 5 105 5 43 54 5k 6k 6 Chandler C Young 8 13 12 5 41852 LEADER w 3 107 6 7-5 72 S 7s V J Martin W B Jennings 7 10 10 4 42994 IN K W3 97 8S 9 7 8 S Kunz Lamasney Bros t6 10 10 3 3S32 SOLON ws 6 108 9 9 S" 9 9 9 Wbury G Webb 10 30 30 10 fCoupled in betting. Time, 26, 50, 1:15, 1:401. Winner Br. g, by Fresno Fairystone trained by A. B. Pomeroy. Went to post at 3:34. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Fossil, a superior class colt, particularly under light weight, was choked in behind the leaders in the early running and sent to the front at the half and maintained his advantage to the end. Divina, a slow beginner and badly messed about on the first turn, got into action with a phenomenal rush in the last sixteenth, where she finished going fastest of all, is a high-class mare and ran a grand race. Claude, one of the leaders for over six furlongs and appearing all over a winner when straightened for home, fell away right at the end and may have been short. He showed unusual early speed and looks bigger and better than ever, is in grand form and was caught napping for second place in the last stride. Albula. shuffled back on the first turn, went out and took up the running on the backstretch and held the lead to the far turn, where he began to tire. Beau Ormonde failed to stay and was ridden with bad judgment in an effort to place him. Eonic always held a forward position and finished fast, but is best in mud. Leader was never dangerous and can do better. Scratched 429753Ishtar, 93. Overweights Solon. 2 pounds. Fossil, show, 4 to 5. Divina, show, 4 to 5. Claude, show, evens. Beau Ormonde, show, 3 to 5. 4:3029 FIFTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs;Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt St 4 and StrFin: Jockeys Owners O H C P 42972CASCINE wb 115 1 24 3 25 15 Adkins BrnsandWaterhse 8-5 8-5 8-5 1-2 429723OTTO STIFEL w 105 2 1 15 14 22 D Hall B Schreiber t8 12 10 2 42S563DON DOMO 115 4 34 2l 34 37 Ferrell J F Newman 2 2 2 4-5 DARGIN w 105 6 5nk 425 42 4s J Booker B Schreiber 18 12 10 2 42566 LADY" FONSE W 102 3 4" 5nk 5s 55 Andson G Lanka 100 100 100 30 42954 MOALTA w 103 7 78 7 6 610 Bkruth Bianchi and Co 100 100 100 30 39005 MABEL CLARE W 102 5 6 61 7s 7s L JacksonRoweandMcKnight 100 100 100 30 COL. MAZUAIA ws 102 S 8 S 8 8 R Wilson R Wilson GO 100 100 30 429722BEARCATCHER w 115 Left at the .post. J Martin T G Ferguson 3 4 4 6-5 tCoupled in betting. Time, 241, 48,and:00, 1:07. Winner Ch. c, by Colonel Wheeler EarlysSraftfctralned by C. T. Patterson. Went to post at 3:58. At post 8 minutes. "?3wKr.t bad. Won in a canter; second easily. Cascine, a genuine crackerjack, got away in front and was reserved in close attendance on the pacemakers to the stretch, where he was sent to the front and won easing up. Otto Stifel made the running on sufferance for nearly five furlongs and put up a superior race, held on very gamely in the final drive and may develop into a good one. Don Domo again broke slowly, but quickly raced into prominence and straightened for home on terms with the winner, but failed to make good and was swerving all over the track at the end. Dargin ran a good, steady race in fourth place throughout and is worth remembering. Bearcatcher, which has developed a very bad temper while at the post, failed to get away and only cantered the journey. Scratched 42936 The Bugaboo, 100; 42936 Floriana Eelle. 97. Overweights Moalta, 1 pound. Cascine, show, out. Entry, show, 4 to 5. Don Domo, show, 2 to 5. Bearcatcher, show. 1 to 2. 4:3030 SEXaIcesAC:E 1 316 Mlles" Purse 3400. 4-year-olds and upward. Allow- Ind Horses A Wt St St and StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 42S59 T. FRETTER ws 7 95 2 32 35 34 25 15 ln Kunz F J ORourke 6 7 4 83T 428603DODIE S. w 4 92 7 71 73 5nk 6nk 4nk 2n J Booker S G Morton 6 7 7 2 429383GRAIL wb 4 101 1 1" lnk 3uk 44 35 3" Chandler C Young 7-5 9-5 8-5 3-5 42974 ROSARIE WS 4 92 8 4U 4" 4 34 55 411 J Lewis C W Chappell 6 8 6 2 42S05 POSITION W 6 101 6 9 9 74 7s 7s 55 R HdsonC A Durfee 10 12 12 4 42992 EXPEDIENT ws 6 100 4 61 65 63 5 4 6nk 6" Foley P E Smith 8 10 10 4 42974 ILLOWAHO s 4 95 9 2 2nk 1 lk 2 7s Cthwte H Stover 6 12 12 4 43012 T. LEDAEAN w 4 99 3 51 54 S 8 8 810 Larson BootsandHolnback 30 60 60 20 42976 E. R. SHNNONb 6 95 5 82 83 9 3 9 9 Reed Mrs J Coffey 20 60 60 20 Time, 25, 50$, 1:15, 1:42, 2:011. Winner Ch. h, by Brutus Nerva trained by A. C. Ridey. Went to post at 4:27. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same. The Fretter was lucky, had clear sailing and practically forced the pace after going the first quarter and, being lightly weighted, managed to last out the journey. Dodie S., trailing far in the rear of the early running, closed up with a tremendous rush in the stretch and would have won in another stride. Grail led under a pull for the first quarter and, being on the inside, was forced but of her position and, after being apparently beaten, came again with a rush in the last fifty yards and was best. Rosarie was a prominent contender throughout and only failed in the last half dozen strides. Position came from last place in the final six furlongs and finished running faster than the leaders. Expedient is" an other stayer that finished gaining fast. Hlowaho was one of the pacemakers from start to finish and tired only In the last fifty yards. , Scratched 42989Buccleuth, 101; 42953 Burdock, 97. Overweights Position, 4 pounds; Expedient, 3; The Ledaean, 4. The Fretter, show, 4 to 5. Dodie S., show, evens. Grail, show, 1 to 3.
