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INGLESIDE FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., December 25, 1903. Thirty-sixth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting. Weather clear, track fast. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. dL FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. IndHorses A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P " 43249 LURENE w 4 104 7 2" 21 21 1" C Kelly W L Pritchard 10 10 10 4 43275 AMASA ws 8 104 2 l3 H 11 21 Reed M M Rowley 5 51 51 21 132473ILLILOUON ws 5 104 S 8" 62 41 3" J Martin W D Randall 4 4 31 75 43235 HELLAS s 3 101 1 3" 41 3h 41 Hbrand J Creely 8 8 6 2 43079 GODSS OF NIGHTs 5 104 5 4 32 4 5 Chandler H F Parks 12 15 15 6 48127 SKIP ME w 5 104 4 51 72 71 61 Foley Madison and Co 10 10 8 3 DR. SHERMAN ws 5 104 11 11 11 91 71 H Smith M L White 40 50 50 20 43247 ROSIE BAN WS 6 104 9 10l 101 101 81 Bell Dr Leaner 50 50 30 12 BADLY USED ws 4 109 6 61 51 6" 91 Donovan W C Vivell 40 60 60 20 43247 BASSENZO ws 4 104 10 92 81 81 10s Haack Walz and Co 5 10 10 4 43247 MYRTLE H. ws 4 99 8 7s 91 11 11 Larsen Mrs Hertzell 6 6 6 2 Time. 24. 49. 1:15J. Winner Ch. f, by Rousseau Little Flush trained by T. H. Cook. Went to post at 2:13. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. I.urene ran in close attendance on Amasa to the stretch and wore him down in a strong finish Amasa, a quick breaker, got away in his stride and made the most of his advantage leading to the final eighth, where he tired badly. Illilouon got away slowly and was quickly shuffled back to the rear and then steadily closed up and at the end was Running faster than the leaders. Hellas held a forward position throughout and is about due. Goddess of Night will improve on this showing and was a prominent contender throughout. Bassenzos day has not yet come and is better by far than this field when good. Lurene. show, 2 to 1. Amasa, show, 6 to 5. Illilouon, show. 3 to 5. L3jO SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. " Ind Horses AWt Bt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H G P 43237 SOUFRIERE ws 113 1 43 4 P- 1 Hbrand A F Dayton and Co2 2 2 jf 43211 EFFERVESCENCE ws 109 4 23 22 2 2" Bullman Mrs Coffey 3 5 5 2 43248 ORO ROSE w 103 2 P- 1" 3 3 J Martin W B Jennings 6 8 8 2 43248 MISS RINGLETS w 106 3 6" 51 51 4 Connell T G Ferguson 5 6 6 21 43116 ETHEL ABBOTT ws 103 10 10111 7l 52 Bell MrsCE Miller 30 40 40 2 43200LADY FONSE w 106 5 71 6 64 61 And rson x G Lanka 10 18 16 C ttotwd on third pm. " ; y INGLESIDE FORM CHART CONTINUED. 43164GOTTLIEBEN w 10? 8 32 31 4" 71 Larsen W Fisher 4 61 61 21 42854 FOREST FIRE ws 103 11 11 91 8l 8l Foley J J McCabe 30 40 40 15 43211 SELMA ws 103 7 81 8 91 9 J Jones Hill and Co 20 30 30 12 43164 LADY ATHTCTJNG W 103 .6 91 101 10 10 C Smith J A Kyle 15 15 10 4 48141 FLO MANOLA ws 106 9 5 7h 11 11 W Daly M J Daly 10 15 15 6 Time, 24$, 49. 1:01, 1:08. Winner Ch. f, by Inspector B. Landslip trained by A. F. Dayton. Went-to post at 2:39. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter; second easily 1 fkmfriere got away in the lead, then ran well in hand close behind the pacemaker to the I I I stretch, where she closed up with a fierce rush, winning off by herself. Effervescence, after a game and misguided effort to outrun the eaily pacemaker, tired sufficiently to fall an easy victim to the winner and was an easy second. Oro Rose is rounding to and will make good at an early day, displayed brilliant and unexpected speed for five furlongs, tiring badly right at the end. Miss Ringlets finished with a tremendous rush and would have been third in another stride Ethel Abbott closed a big gap from a bad start. Lady Fonse finished well. Gottlieben failed to stay. Lady Atheling can do better. boufriere, show, 1 to 2. Effervescence, show, evens. Oro Rose, show, 8 to 5. 4:3291 THIRD RACE 3"4 Mile- Purse 00- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses AWtSt K, StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 43249MOUNTEBANK ws 6 109 5 3 21 2l 11 J Martin J Keatinjr and Co 4 6 fi h 43152 MATT HOGAN wsb 6 109 7 4 4 3" 21 T Burns W P Magrane 41 4 85 43119AUNT POLLY w 8 109 3 2" 1" 11 3 Bell Graffort and Co 13-5131 432593ELFIN ICING ws 3 104 6 7 5 52 4 Haack B E Curl 10 15 15 6 43261 QUIET wb 4 104 1 11 91 7 5 Larsen H E Rowell 6 7 7 T 4257FRUSTIC GIRL w 5 104 4 6" 61 6 61 W Daly E W Fitzgerald 30 30 30 8 43203SFLORINEL II. w 6 104 2 1 3? 41 7 Foley H W Hoa- 10 12 12 I 43127.TEN. HUGHES w 4 104 S 51 7 8 82 Connell R Hughes 10 0 20 8 38267 TROY s 5 104 9 S 84 91 9 Hbrand V Gilbert 10 12 12 5 41728 POPE LEO ws 8 107 11 10 10 10110 Kinnev J A Murray 0 40 40 20 41SG0 L. CLIEVEDEN ws 6 109 10 9 11 11 "ll Chandler J McDoS 20 25 20 8 Time, 24$, 50, 1:14$. Winner Ch. g, by Montana Pert, by Glenelg trained by F. Hubbard. W Pst at 3:9S.-, At P,st 3 minutes. Start good. Won drivng; second easily. Mountebank, on the outside, ran lapped on the pacemakers to the stretch, where he wore them down, coming away fast right at the end. Matt Hogan broke on the inside and raced in close quarters to the stretch, where he again had a rough journey, but made Tup ground steadily and finished a fast going second. Aunt Polly found the cuppy track tirinc -md after forcing the pace from the start, succumbed in the last hundred yards and may have been short. Elfin King finished fast through the stretch and ran a good race. Quiet wal knocked out of the race directly after the start and closed a big gap in the last "hah? Rusti? GM. had worked, fast trials but failed to make good today and is wort remLberfng lemcmDenng. Flormel II. is strictly a mudlark. Jennie Hughes found these too fast. Scratched 432o9 Quartre, 104. Mountebank, show, evens. Matt Hogan, show, evens. Aunt Polly, show, 1 to 2. 4-99, FOURTH RACE-.11-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. The Christmas ttrOaya Handicap. ,000 added. Net value to winner 725 Ind Horses A Wt St St and StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 43190PROPER w 3 118 7 71 71 G2 41 21 1 J Martin W B Jenninsr! iTCra 432502FNBRIDGE wb 3 106 2 21 2 22 1 1 21 Larsen Y Houseman t 4S2503DIVINA w 4 110 8 G 6 9 83 61 3 Otis El P?hTe?o Stable! 10 ?0 4 43226CLAUDE ws 4 123 4 51 51 5 2- 3 4 J Daly M J Dal v 5 6 fi ? 43226 YEL. TAIL w 6 106 9 S2 7 7 5 5 Kunz J Hackett 20 25 25 12 431562EONIC wolOl 1 11 11 1 6J S2 61 Chandler C Youns 12 Ifi 1? 7 43250 INCUBATOR wb 3 101 10 31 3 32 I 3 4 7 C Kel y FBVanMeterandCo W 13 12 4S252-"L. MELBNEwsb 3 103 3 42 in 41 51 7 8 T Burns SS Bender and Co Ml 43250 MODICUM w 3 102 6 92 910 92 9 9 Bell L "S Fountain 1? 0 vi ?f 43250 HORATIUS w 3 110 5 1111 8M0 10 10 Bullman 3 J McAester 15 ? 20 10 43252FOR. KING ws 4 98 II 10 101 11? lli118 11" Connell S J Jones and C Co 1 Ifi IK 6 431903OARSMAN wb 3 115 12 12 fl Wonder I Kand? f ? It 5U Winner B. c, by Preston-pans Prim II. trained by W. B. Jennings Went to post at 3:3S. At 4 minutes. post Start bad. Won easilv- second driving Proper, lucky and skillfully handled held an inside position witSir Sprinting distance oi Faulconbridge to the stretch, where he closed in up and, a severe drive got on even terms when a. furlong out, after which he came away with plenty in reserve. Faulconbridge immensely improved made the running for nine furlongs well in hand, but efinalfy succumbed to the winners determined challenge in the stretch. Divina after getting we , lost a. good position on the first ay turn, where she was pulled up to come around tor clear sailing, after which she closed up steadily and made up a tremendous lot of CTOund Claud was fortunate from start to finish and tired right at the end. Yellow Tail found the track Scratched 43214 Evea G., 107; 432523Lacy Crawford, 93. Overweights Incubator, 1 pound; Modicum, 2; Horatius 2 show,r4Pto 5?hW 3 t0 5- FaulconbridSe show, 2 to 1. Divina, show, 2 to 1. Oarsman, 43293 FIFTH RACE-7-8 Mile. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses AWtStK StrFln Jockeys Owners : O H G P 43203 SAINTLY w 6 107 1 6 4" 42 21 11 J Martin T Ctowp 9 5 01 , 43228 EL PILOTO ws 5 102 9 7 7 5 S 2 Hbrand H W Hoair fi I ll I 43271 LOU. WAGNER ws 4 100 4 H 11 l1 11 31 Larsen J AIcAntfrro I 11a 43143REDWALD WSB 6 107 8 51 3 2V 3 43 T Burns WPMtLmnef Pn 9 iiJuL: 432G33CHORUS BOY ws 7 99 7 4 6 61 63 5 Foley Mrs H Roh1nsnn ?ft S"5 43240HAR. THATCHRw 6 107 3 2 2 31 5 6 C Kelly flrt A HasS i? il t 43012 LADY KENT w 6 97 2 9 9 SI 71 74 Anderson T WdlmS 0 l6 x a 43240 EL CHIHUAHUAwb 4 105 6 8 8" 9" S2 8 Wbur W J SiSS in 1? ?q i 43199iaCKUMBOB w 6 107 5 3 5MM 9 Chandler Walz Wc . 20 40 40 12 inner B. g by Midlothian Angelique trained by C. Pleasant. .Went to post at 4:05. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily second ,wvinr Saintly, away m the lead, was skillfullv reserved in close attendant fo driv.,ng: " rn to the stretch, where he made good in decisive fashion. M pflotc a grla?l" taniK o steadily improved his position from a poor start and finished like a cyclone To,?i ?vu2i was a prominent contender throughout and ran a game race Redwald 3 lSQ511 failed suddenly after being straightened for home T Chorus Boy finished I Thatcher could never get to the front. w Lady Kent got away badly and was nlver taoS BurSkfw?"13259 Yellowstone n: 43106 Tonopah, 102; 43223 Emily Oliver, 102; 43264 Overweights Chorus Boy, 2 pounds. shol,ai2nto 5ShW 1 t0 2 E1 Pil0t ShW eVenS Louis WaS"er, show, 2 to 1. Redwald, 4:3294: SIXTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse 00. All Ages. Selling. Ind Horses AWtSt StrFln Jockivi Owners o h n P- 43263ADA N. W 5 101 6 9 ji 62 3" li Haack Antrim 7 T 7 5t- 43144 HEATH. HONEY ws 3 94 2 5 31 3" 11 22 Hbrand t each $ " 42166 SOMENOS WS 3 101 3 23 1 1 2 31 Foley A Josenh? i3"55"510 43240REY DARE ws 5 106 1 4" 41 41 41 4 T Burns J C NvSlnn I if 43202 GORGALETE ws 3 94 8 71 71 7 7 52 Roach J D TCTtr.M JSf5 43248 THE CURE wb 2 78 5 3" 5 51 5 6 Grnfield W Fisher 3 7 I 32 FOXY GRANDPAws 2 IS 7 ttZL Us JoTey i I I Winner B. m, by Herald Santa Rosa trained" by E. F. Frederick?nn Went to post at 4:32. At post 1 minute. Start bad Wnn hS. , Ada N. closed a tremendous gap in the last six furlongs ran na?t thl Sd dFivin?-stretch and was much the best. Heather Honey followed th4 leade?l0w ln hJ where she took the lead and seemed the winner, but succuinbed I to . AaTruSfhf tret Somenos hsld on gamely after forcing the pace from the start Rpv TV,i V StiWe V13! contender early, fell away in the stretch run. Gorgalete ran in si.mVflSv ? a Pro,mJnent The Cure failed to stay. Celebrant went a fast slven furlongs and mvL1? frm-Avenger was practically left and closed lot riil shrt-which up a of ground u i m th tne nrst firfiv nve furlongs, after he was knocked back. Scratched 43118Ignacio, 109; 43180 Colonel Van 102 Overweights Avenger, 3 pounds. Ada N., show, 4 to 5. Heather Honey, show, 2 to 5. Somenos show 2 to 1
