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OAKLAND FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., January 3, 1906 Forty-sixth day. New California Jockey Clnli. Winter Meeting about 151 days. Weather clear; track good. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing startsat2:0b p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip; S spurs. B blinkers. PvO 1 Q O FIRST RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward.- Selling. QitJbOO Net value to winner 25. 1 nd Horses AWt PPSt H StrFin Jockeys Owners PH p s S9333DISTRIBUTOH w 5 103 12 7 lk 1 1J lh li Radtke P J Neil 3 3fi-S14-a5-53-3" MOW, SHERRY WS.6 103 9 C 41 C5i 65 4n 21 E RobinsnWhlte and Co 15 15 12 G 8 f.9260 STANDARD B 5 101 11 11 3i 2h 2A 2i 3 Graham E J Ramsey 20 40 40 13 S 50333 DR. SHERMAN VTS S 101 7 4 6i 4s 3 3J 4"t T Stewart S A Hoppas 10 15 15 fi 3 5935STAM OSHANTER n G 104 1 1 SJ 72i " 9 51 J McBrido Jones and Co 3 4 2 fi-3 7-10 59359 ME LAR ws 4 98 4 8 75 5S 5" C" Ci W Smith R Gutter 15 20 15 G 8 5SSG9 MOUNTEBANK. ws 9 103 S 2 lO-iklO 10J 10 7lJ J Kelly McCthyandKeafg 10 12 10 4 2 C9336 LADY ATHELING W 5 96 3 3 9J 9"" 9 71 8"t McLhlin T E Mclaughlin 50 100 100 40 20 D9383 DORA I. W7 9G 2 11 51 81 8i S- 9 McRae J Ryan 13 20 20 S 4 53726 HAGERDON 9 103 5 5 21 32 4i 5 10 L. WilliamsH Stover 5 16 15 G 3 59260ESTRAZA w G 101 C 10 1H 115llllsnis Rettig V Chlopek 10 15 13 6 3 58G82MILL. DAUGHTER WS-4 98 10 12 12 12 12 12 12 Rice Z Abrams 5 8 7 3 8-5 Time, 23, 48J, 1:14J. 1:27J. Winner Ch. g, by Crescendo Reta trained by J. Neil. Went to post at 2:04. At post 4 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving. Distributor, given a dying start, forced the- pace from the start and, coming away decisively at the end, was best. Sherry always maintained a fairly good position and was going like a shot at the end. Standard displayed surprisingly improved speed and stamina from a bad sendofT. Dr. Sherman, In close quarters on the inside, tired in the last furlong. Tam OShanter, best in mud and shuffled to the rear at the start, closed a big gap. Melar also closed up fast from the rear. Mountebank finished well anil is worth remembering. Dora I. had no chance with her bad rider. Overweights Dr. Sherman, 1 pound; Tam OShanter. 1. K. C A ? A SECONintACE 3-8lffileTPurse00r-2-year-ol.ls. Allowances! tt7TrOtb Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vt W , StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 593S4 NATIVE SON s 109 5 3 31 ll L, HofTnianH Stover 7 S S 3 4-5 PALEMOA w 112 2 5 21 2l 3 McBride H T Grlfiin f2J 31 16-59-101-2 59384HUMADA W 114 7 4 1 31 Radtke J P Clifford 4-5 4-513-2Q1-3 out JIL . w 109 4 1 4 4 T Clark L. II Ezell 8 20 20 7 3 YANKEE JIM W 112 8 7 fh 5 H Smith A Ross 15 30 20 10 4 IRENE OUTTRIM ws 109 3 fi 61 CI Bozeman W G Yanke 15 15 15 5 2 MENDEN . w 112 9 2 7J 73 Brussel H T Griffin f2J 31 16-39-101-2 ST. LUCAR w 112 18 SI 81 E RobinsnWEAppgateandCo s" 20 20 7 3 RUBY NORTON W 110 G 9 9 9 Burghart Smith and Co 20 50 50 20 10 -Coupled in betting. Time, 23J, SO. Winner Br. g, by Glenheim Sister .Teanie trained by H. Stover. Went to post at 2:80.. . lAt.post 8 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving. Native Son, given a lucky start on the outside, finished fast and boring over on the leaders, but coining away witli penty in reserve and Is promising. Palemoa, on the inside and pocketed, but in close and game pursuit of the leader, was badly crowded right at the end by the winner and ran an extra good race. Ilumadu forced the pace and finished flagging, but gamely, and suffered seriously through Native Sons crowding. JI1, going like a shot, finished, close up. Yankee Jim made up early ground. Menden was ttatfooted at the start. Overweights Ruby Nortou, 1 pound. Palemoa. singly, place, 8 to 5; show. 4 to 5. Menden, singly, place. 4 to 1; show. 8 to 5. K CTTXy, K THIRD-RACEFuturity. Course. 170 feet less than 3-4mile7 00aided4-year- tj J fc Q u olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 90. Ind Horses . AWt PPSt yz StrFin Jockeys Owners O II UPS 59310GOSSIPER II. w 4 107 8 1 2 1 121 ll L WilliamsJ Touhey 2. 2J. 2 452-.-f 590S6 CLANDESTINE WU4 J04U 3 41 32 2and Radtke Keene Bros 11-513-521 1 1-2 59309 BUCOLIC w 6 109 5 9 7l 71 5i 3" Minder WalkerandMcKinn 6 7 7 3 6-5 59162 THE ROUSTABOUT ws 4 109 2 6 61 5 4and 4 Graham W J Zelinsky 12 20 20 S 31 59208JAKE WARD 8 109 3 4 3s. 3 51 P Phillips L T Lee and Son 12 20 20 7 31 59338 OLYMPIAN w 8 112 4 7 9s S G 61 J McBride J P Schorr 10 12 10 5 21 59358 BLUMENTHAL W 5 109-10 2 5" G" 7s 71 T Clark L H Ezell 8. 12 10 4 11-5 59014 AUNT POLLY wsll102 1 8 SJ1 9 9 S L FountainMcCthyandFIahty 15 20 30 10 4 E40U GYROS . W 6 110 6 10. 101 105 10 9"k Otis . IT Green - . aW-130.3SO,GO 20 45566 MABEL REED wn 5 104 9 11 11 11 11 10 Crwaite S Bailey 60 200 200 60 20 5S2C0SMITHY KANE w 4 109 7 5 lh 2J 8l 11 Rice Hall and Marshall 10 16 13 8 4 Time. l:10. Winner Ch. f; by-Colonel Wheeler Confidante trained by W. Short. Went to post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second t10 same. Gossiper II. indulged Smithy Kane with th lead for the first quarter, then passed him as if he was anchored and won In a canter. Clandestine, always In forward, but unavailing contention, was easily best of the others. Bucolic came on from the fear after having suffered from crowding at the start and finished going like a shot. The Roustabout finished gamely after overcoming some interference. Jake Ward tired. Olympian closed a big gap in the last half. Blunienthal ran 011 the extreme outside throughout. Overweights Gyros. 1 pound; Mabel Reed, 2. PC O A Q f FOURTH" RACE 1 Mile. Purse ,000. 8-year-olds and upward. Handicap. O IpxOU Net value to winner . ; Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vt V2 StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 591S7CORN BLOSSOM WSB 4 102 1 1 21 2i 11 PI 1! Radtke II E Rowell 6-3 6-511-102-5l-5" 59360NEALON w 3 101 3 3 lk W 21 2i 2s L WilliamsB Schrelber G 13 13 4 12-10 59333DORADO w 4 95 5 6 4J 4 31 31 3" Rice E J Baldwin 10 12 10 3 1 59333 ST. GEORGE JR. WB 5 107 6 5 31 3? 4 4 4i Treubel T E McLaughlin 10 50 40 12 4 5923S5BLUE EYES ws 5 101 4 4 6 G 5 5 f." L FountainP Sheridan 21 4 4 7-3 S-." , 59137 RIGHTFUL WSB C 110 2 2 5J 5 6 C G J Kelly R R Rice Jr 6 8 5 2 4-5 Time. 251, 491, 1:15, 1:401. Winner B, c, by Alercorn Thankful Blossom trained by H. E. Rowell. Went to post at 8:17. At post 1 minute. Start straggling. Won easily; second the same. Corn Blossom beat the barrier and practically forced the pace from the start, shook off his only serious opponent, Nealon, on the last turn and, coming away with any amount in hand, is a crackerjack and looks It. Nealon ran lapped on the winner for six furlongs before he tired, but easily disposed of the others in a grand race. Dorado moved u: rapidly on the Inside from a bad start, but failed in an effort to come through on the inside of the winner on the last turn and nearly fell, was a close third and ran a remarka: ble race. St. George Jr. ran under a pull for half the journey, then dropped back and was given a bad ride. Blue Eyes, away noorly, was never dangerous. Rightful ran a very bad race. Overweights Nealon, 1 pound; St. George Jr.. 3; Blue Eyes. 1. p QIQT FIFTH-IIACE ll-16Miles. Purse 00. Syear-olds and npwardSellingI Q tjtfceJ I Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 59387 ETHEL ABBOTT WS 5"l07 8 4 11 1 Is Is 11 L WilllamsF J Neil 3 lS-51S-532 7-10 594125MAJOR TENNY wsn 7 104 9 8 2nt 2 2 2J 2 Radtke H Green 7-5 9-5 8-5 7-101-3 59060 TARRIGAN ws 6 104 3 6 7t 31 3" 31! L FountainMcCthyandPlahty 15 20 13 5 2 59201 EXPEDIENT w 9 104 1 3 9 9 Si 4H 4 H Smith G H ThomasandCo 31 5 5 2 4-5 59161 LFORD JAMES WB 5 100 7 7 3 5ll 5k 6and 5"t E RobinsnWEAppgateandCo 15 40 40 12 5 59017 FLORA BRIGHT ws 6 97 6 9 6ll 7 71 71 GJW Smith T A Davies and Col5 30 30 S 4 59336 MAUD MULLER wis 6 104 2 1 41 3l 4 5" 71 J McBride M D Miller 10 10 7 3 7-3 593833VIGOROSO -tfs 6 S9 5 5 5s 63 GH 8 Sand Appleby O A AppIeuyandCo 10 13 13 5 21 59038 MORDENTA w 6 102 4 2 8" 8l 9 9 9 Rice Beebe and Willis 20 50 50 20 6 Time, 24, 481, 1:141, 1:411, 1:48. Winner B. f, by Puryear D. Bohemian Lass trained by J. Neil. Went to post at 3:42. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won In a canter; second easily. Ethel Abbott, suddenly improved. Jumped into the lead at the start and won all the way never fullv extended. Major Tenny stripped sore and was In close, but unavailing pursuit of the winner for half the joilmey, tiring badly at the end. Tarrigan, away poorly, closed a considerable gap and loomed up well for second place, but tired finally. Expedient, flatfooted at the start, dropped hopelessly rearward early and made up fifteen lengths in the last half. Langford James fell away after going well for five furlongs. Maud Muller ran as if short. Vlgoroso likes a cuppy track. Scratched 59200 Phaon, 107. Overweights Langford James, 1 pound; Maud Muller, 2. P"01 Q5 SIXTHRTCE3TMile. Purse 0b7-3-year-olds and upwardllowanees. U tTiO U Net value o winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt and V3 34 StrFin Jockeys . Owners O H C PS 59235ANDREW B. COOK W 5 112 3 3 1and ll ll l J McBride P W Ellis 7-5 2 2 4-5 2-5 59065 BEAU ORMONDE w S 107 6 4 Gs G 4J 21 E RobinsnE L Kripp 8 10 7 21 6-5 58343 GINETTE w G 107 9 9 5J 41 21 3 J Kelly C T Henshall 3 10 9 4 2 58966 H. L. FRANK W 5 106 2 a 3n 3t 3 4J P Phillips J OToole 6 9 7 21 6-5 59090 SEA AIR, w 4 99 7 7 71 71 7 5" McLhlln T E McLaughlIn25 100 100 30 10 59307LADY TODDINGTONw 3 93 4 8 41 5 5J G1! Graham W B Jennings 21 13-511-51 3-5 58944 BRIARTHORPE W 5 109 2 8S 9i 9l 7 T Clark McGetkandCrysier 20 30 SO 10 4 E9385 ETHEL BARRYMOREw 4 99 10 1 2 2 6 8 Brussel J Dunn 20 CO 60 20 10 5SS47 SANDSTONE w 4 109 11 10 9t 81 S" 9 Reed FleurDeLisSble 15 50 50 20 10 5S504 SINIESTRO w 5 104 1 11 11 11 11 10 Appleby M QUinn 100 300 300 100 50 541S7 ROSSBOURNE ws 4 106 S 6 10s 101 101 11 Crwaite WestEndStable 100 300 300 GO 30 Time, 23, 48, 1:13. Winner Br. c. by Brntns All Smoke trained by L. Stevens. Went to post at 4:15. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Andrew B. Cook, away well, raced into a long lead on the Inside, was skillfully nursed In the stretch and just lasted the Journey. Beau Ormonde showed Improvement, got away slowly and was shut off, worked through a rough journey and finished like a cyclone, running a remarkable race. Glnette closed up rapidly in the last half and is. in .grand form. II. L. Frank, on the Inside, ran In forward contention to the stretch, where lie tired. Sea Air closed up much ground in the last half. Lady Toddlngton. away badly, tired after closing an early gap and cap do better. Brlarthorpe was out of place. Ethel Barrymore showed brilliant early speed. Scratched 59012Sitgarmald, 92. Corrected welghts Rossboufhe, 100. Overweights H. L. Frank, 2 pounds; Lady Toddlngton, 3; Sandstone. 5.
