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- OAKLAND FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.; January 6, 1906 Forty-ninth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Mecl- ing about 151 days. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2:00il. 111. No recall Hag used. W Indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. prTypr ffe FIRSt"rac1-3 1-2 Furlongs. Purse ?400. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. U aOUl Net value to winner 25. 1 Ind Horses A.Wt.FPSt U 3A- StrFin Jockey3 Owners OLJ-iS- S , 593S4MA"kION ROSE "w 109 5 2 1J 1 1 Radtke B Schreiber 8-5 2 6-535 1-3"" 59103 BLUE BOTTLE w 112 2 1 3 3 2i P Phillips J C Cooley 5 12 12 4 2 ELMDALE ; V 112 8 t 2 2i 3 J McBrido H T Griflln 5 10 7 2J 5-5 593S4 DOC CRAIG ws 109 1 3 4and 41 43 Bozeman W G Yanke 12 15 12 5 11-5 KOGO w 109 3 .1 7 6 C T Clark L H Ezell 10 20 20 8 4 JOHN J. JIOHR W 109 7 8 S 5and 6J I, "WilliainsH Stover p, 5 ". S-5 4-5 59131 YANKEE JIM w 112 4 5 5J 7 7s Minder A Ross 5 S 8 3 8-3 SEVEN .FULL vV-lOS 5 7 - S S4 L HoffmanH Stover f3 5 5 S.-5 4-5 593S4 HERMITS CROSS w 112 9 !l 9 9 9 A Wright Almendrull Fannl2 50 50 20 10 tCoupled in betting; no Separate place or show belting. Time, 23 1. 41... Winner B. f, by Bulgowan Siuli trained by II. R. Brandt. Went to post at 2:07. At post 3 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving. Marion Rose raced into a winning lead early and was never seriously menaced. Blue Bottle secured a good start :ind, after running in li forward position, was an easing up second. Elmdale, a superior looker, tired as if short right at the end. The others were beaten off and the rear ones had no chance-at the start. Scratched Cavatina. 109. PTTPCTVT SECOND RACE 1 l-8MiliIi Purse 400. vl -year-olds and upward" Selling O 7 f J J 4 Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St U M StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C I S 59113111 COL CAP ws -C 107 4 .1 4 41 3. 3 2 P L FountainP Sheridan 5 5 5 .2 4-.l" 5tHi::ROYALTY Wsli 7 107 S S .V. .I"" 4 l1 1 V E Robins nil Green 3 5 .1 S-5 7-10 59J.1SESIIEniN w 5 10.1 2 2 21 25 2k 2J 3 3.. J McBride I. I Coggins 3 3 2 4-5 2-5 59000 IRAS Ws 6 100 1 1 7 7 7s 7 4J 4 Radtke W Durker 4 I 1S-5C-5 3-5 59437 EXPEDIENT w 9 103 5 3 S S S S G 51 P Phillils G H ThomasandCo 15 20 20 7 3 5943S DIXIE LAD ws 4 110 5 7 31 3"k 5 5J 7 6and Rettig W II Parker 5 7 7 2 1 59261 LEDUS w S 102 7 G 6l 6 G 6nk 5 7 A "Wright Howe Stable 3D 50 50 15 5 591CDM. HOLLADAY wsn 5 105 3 4 1 11 13 4t S 8 T Clark B F Edwards 20 10 40 15 G Time. 245. 491, 1:15, 1:41, 1:53. Winner B. g, by Artillery Santa Rosalia trained by P. Sheridan. Went to post at 2:33. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second easily. Hi Col Cap maintained a good position from the start and scored !n the last stride of a fast, stretch run under a skillful ride. Royalty, away ptmrly, rapidly improved his position .-mil got into the lead on the last turn, but a poor finish beat him. Eslierin. after trailing the leaders closely, moved into the lead prematurely on the far turn, but failed to stay and runs very Inconsistently. Iras, heavily bandaged and sore in front, was outpaced early, but closed up considerable ground and will Improve. Expedient, after trailing many lengths In the rear for half the journey, closed an enormous gap. Dixie Lad bad no chance with his. rider. Ledus went well. Mav Ilolladay showed early speed, but quit badly. Scratched 59301 Jack Little, 102. Overweights Expedient, 3 pounds. PC O KHQ THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse f400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. U tOUO Net value to winner .?325. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vt V StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 594G2 INSTRUCTOR w 5 102 7 .1 l1 1 11 ll L FounlainD S Fountain 4 4 1S-5I-5 out 59UlROMAINE ws fi 105 2 2 3U 23 21 2H J McBride W Scharetg and Co7-107-1013-202-9out 5S53S FISHER BOY wii 4 100 3 7 7 G 4 3l E RobinsnE E Burnett 20 20 20 7 2 5S81S ROCKLAND wsl! .1 9G 5 5 5 3 3 4s Carroll K A Bluto 10 40 40 10 3 4704DCOLLONADE . w 6 99 G 3 2" 4 5 5 Horner Doss and HeUers 15 40 40 12 4 59235 ANDVARI Wtsis 4 S6 11 4 51 6 G Rice E J Hooper 100 300 300 SO 20 5S11S PELHAM w 4 97 4 4 Gi Pulled up.Radtke C T Hensliall 13-53 5 -7-3 3-3 Time, 244, 48. 1:18J. Winner Br. c, by Brutus Initiation trained by D. S. Fountain. Went to lost at 2:50. Afpost 4 minutes. Start fair. AVon easily; second driving. Instructor, away IMKirly, raced quickly into the lead on the outside and oiiened a winning gap on the favorite on the last turn. Roniaine was sluggish and- lacked speed to hold bis early position, then finished well, but his race should be thrown out. Fisher Boy, nearly left, closed an immense gap and may have licen best. Rockland showed superior early speed and put up a game closing struggle. Collonade tired after strenuous parly contention. Pelham ran away six furlongs before the race, was outpaced from the start, but looks good. Scratched 59480 PInkertou, 100. Corrected .weights Andvari, 90. Overweights Rockland. 2 pounds. pT"Q PCOQ FOURTH RACE 7-8 Mile. The Follansbeo Highweight Handicap. ?27doOadded. J J-f xJJ 3-year-olds and upward. Net value lo winner ..210. Ind Horses .AWt I-PSt Vi A StrFin Jockeya Owners O II C PS 59462DR. GARDNER w 3lir, 4 4 1J 1 V 1 1 L WilliamsB Schreiber S 9 9 3 8-u" 59234NAGAZAM w 3 109 S 7 41 3nt :;ij .-iij -jh v Knapp W B Jennings 10 20 20 7 3 591S5 TOCOLAW wn 3 123 7 6 Sl 2 2f. 23 3k F Kelly J Madison 10 20 20 7 3 591S5NEVA LEE : w 4 121 9 8 5i 71 43 4J 41 C Miller SierraNevadaSIe G SI 8 21 G-5 59090RED LEAF w 4 113 6 5 61 SJ 7l 5.. T,1 Radtke Keene Bros 10 17 1G G 3 5943SBEAU ORMONDE w 8 114 3 2 81 9 9 6 G E RobinsnE L Kripp G 7 7 2 G-5 39411PNCESS TITANIA w S 123 2 1 9 6U 5nk 7 7 T Clark .1 D Millin S 1G 16 7" 2. 59205BEARCA.TCHER w 5 140 3 3 2k 5nk S S 8s J McBride T G Ferguson S-5 9-311-103-5 1-3 591S6fIL L. FRANK wn 5 114 1 9 7"t 41 6l 9 9 P Phillips J OToole 20 50 50 20 10 iAdded starter. Time, 22J, 47, l:i:5J. 1:251. Winner B. c. by Daiinockfiurii Uarda trained by II. R. Brandt. Went to post at 3:27.. At post 1 minute. Start struggling. Won easily; second driving. Dr. Gardner decisively outbroke and outpaced his opponents and practically spreadeaglcii them, won all the way never fully extended and lii a crackerjack. Nagazam, always in a prominent position. Mulshed resoluleiv, running a brilliant race; Tocolaw held a good position throughout, but tired right at the end. Neva Lee. away badly 011 the inside and badly interfered with, closed a big gap in a grand performance. Red Leaf suffered from early interference anil made iqi a lot of ground at the end. Beau Ormonde, shufllcd to the rear early, made up ten lengths in the last live furlongs. Princess Titania was never dangerous. Bear-catcher ran a very bad race and was apparently anchored by his weight, after going the lirst quarter. Scratched 593SG Callaghan, 125; 5S91SSan Nicholas, 135; 59:!54 Jake Sanders, lib; 59109 An-leta 110; 59480 Pinkerton, 120. . " Overweights Nagazani, 1. poiiiid. PQ PIT A FIFTirRACE nTlTMiles. Purse 400. 3-year-olds and upwardSelling: tJ f J JL J Net value to winner .8325. , Ind Horses . AWt PPSt U y. 94 StrFin Jockeys Owners Q H C P S 593SG MASS A W 4 92 G 2 3 2" 31 3"t lu Horner H T Griffin 1 ll-107-109-"01-5 5942GATEWAY w 5 109 7 4 2 31 21 , 2i 2 E RobinsnE E Burnett 5 S 7 9-5 3-5 594G0THE LtEUTENANTWs 5 109 3 1 11 13 1 31 L WilliainsH Stover 5 7!i U 2 4-5 592S5UANNOCK BELLE w 4 97 4 7 51, 5 4 4 Is Radtke L Jones and Co 4 7" 7" " 4-", 59136 BLUE EYES ws 5 111 2 5 7 S S fil. 5 L Fountain P Sheridan 10 40 30 12 3 59400 SAIS ws 5 103 8 6 4 41 51 61 Gl J McBride K A Blute 10 30 30 10 4 593G2 MELODIOUS Wsn 4 91 5 S S 71 6 7" Rice 7. Abrams "0 50 40 1" 4 56660 HAVILAND is 9 103 1 3 61 C 71 S 8 E Hayes T H StevensandSoni 12 12 4" S-3 Time. 24. 48. 1:14, 1:40, 1:10. 1 V imier-Ch. g, by Masetto Satisfaction trained bv W. R. IrilHu. eul to post at 3;52. At mt 2 minutes, Start good, oa drtriug; second handily, Massa had a rough journey and was badly messed about throughout, but finished fast and got up In the last stride. Gateway, skillfully placed in forward contention from the start, drew nway easily in the last furlong, but eventually succumlted in the last stride. The Lieutenant, flatfboted at the start, lost early ground, but raced into the lead on the first turn and forced a terrific pace to the-flnal sixteenth, where lie tired, but inn a grand nice. Bannock Belle, a slow breaker today, steadily improved his position and was coming at the end like a cyclone. Blue Eyes, outpaced early, was going well at the end. Overweights Massa, 1 iwund; Bannock Belle, 1; Sais, 1; Melodious, 1. prQpri l SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. rslyear-olds. Selling. fj T J J. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 593SSTOMMGRATH W 110 5 3 1 1 1 1 Radtke B Schreiber and Co8-5 2 2 9-109-20 591S2THE TROJAN w 110 1 C 21 2 S 2 W Knapp W B Jennings 5 C 5 2 4-5 5946DEBEL THATCHER w 110 7 2 41 5 4 35 J McBridc H Green 5 8 8 3 3-2 59012SUGARMAID ws 105 3 8 33 31 3 4 A Wright W Scharetg and Co20 40 40 15 7 5?312 RAMUS wb 110 4 7 8s 85 6s 5 P Phillips T H StevensandSon6 7 7 13-56-5 59360 GOVERNOR DAVIS Ws 103 C 6 9 9 S Gnk J Kelly R R Rice Jr 23 50 50 15 6 59234 ST. FRANCIS w 110 2 U VI 4"k 51 71 L FountainW Murry and Co 4 4 16-56-5 3-3 593SSSANTA RAY w 100 9 1 6and 61 7 S E RobinsnJ F Clifford 10 12 12 4 2 53634 SPINOSA w 103 8 4 5J 7 9 9 T Clark A J Jackson 20 50 50 15 7 Time. 23?. 471, 1:13. Winner B. c, by Sain Miss Marion trained by H. R. Brandt. Went to post at 4:18. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Tom McGrath jumped quickly into a long lead and proceeded to spreadeagle his opponents in a grand performance. The Trojan, the only serious contender, showed a fast and game effort and was much the best of the others. Kliel Thatcher began slowly on the Inside, but finished well after meeting interference at a critical moment on the last turn. Sugarmald ran forwardly and gamely throughout. Ramus wants longer races and finished like a cyclone In a belated rush. St. Francis is in bad form. Governor Davis was nearly left. Scratched 50110 Bolbman, 107. Overweights Spinosa, 3 iKHinds.
