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OAKLAND FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., January 26, 1906. Sixty-sixth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter .Meeting alKiut 151 days. Weather clear; track fast. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2:00 p. in. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, IJ blinkers. PIQQQO fTrst RACE-r-7-8 Mile. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. IJtJrJtyl Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt 6 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S .19552 SUPREME COURT ws 4 109 4 4 71 9 83 5s 13 E RobinsnF A Herold 3 .1 31 S-.l"l .1983:! ELEVEN BELLS wn 9 107 2 2 9 8 7 21 23 L WilliamsT A Davies and Co5 7 6 2 1 .19383 SACREDUS wsb 5 109 G 7 SI 4 IJ 1 3i T Stewart . I J McGrath 10 12 7 3 C-5 5S.175 GOLDFIELD ws 4 109 lo 10 6 61 5" 41 4i Bock -Peacock Stable 50 100 100 30 12 59S333NONIE w 107 3 3 41 5i CI 6 5" F Sullivan GardenCityStable 5 6 .11 2 1 .19759 HIPPONAX WB 9 109 .1 6 5 3h 3 31 61 Minder L L Allen 10 15 1.1 6 3 .19262 SPONDOOLIX 4 104 S 11 11 11 10 9 7 Locke Jones and Lusk 20 50 4i 15 7 5SC67 REDMONT WB 9 109 7 8 10 101 9 10 S L FountainW M Caine and CoS 15 12 6 2 .197S13ALBEMARLE Wsb C 109 9 9 31 23 4h 71 9 Loague Quinlan and WilsonlO 20 15 6 3 59608 MEISTERSINGER W 7 112 1 1 ll 13 23 8 10 T Clark C J Casey 8 20 10 4 2 59753 TRAPSETTER wsu 5 112 11 5 2i 7 11 11 11 Radtke F J ORourke 31 1S-531 9-5 1 Time, 241, 50, 1:1C. 1:29. Winner B. g, by Rnssell Justicia trained by F. A. Herold. Went to post at 2:02. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won easily; second driving. Supreme Court was shuttled to the rear at the start, but gradually overhauled the leaders, scoring witli a rush at the end. Eleven Bells, also crowded at tlie start, closed a big gap into an easing up second. Sacredus displayed superior early speed and appeared all over the winner up to the final sixteenth. Goldfield steadily improved his position, running extra well. Nonle had a rough journey and was never dangerous. HIp-pounx loomed up on the last turn, then retired. Spondoolix made up fifteen lengths In the closing half. Trapsetter is rounding into condition, but likes soft going best. Scratched 597S2 JerryHtmt,104. FCQQQQ SECOND-RXCE3-4-Mile; Purse 00. :Vyear-oldsrSellinE cJttOQ Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S r9709ABE MEYER Ws 107 G 5 4i 31 21 l1 L FountainL I Coggins S-5 8-511-101-2 1-4 .19707 S A INTOLAT w 100 .1 7 .m Gi 41 23 Schade B Schreiber 8 20 20 S 3 .197SC SPRING BAN Ws 107 10 9 .1"k ;i 311 w Knapp AV M Rogers .1 9 8 3 8-5 .19910 GOVERNOR DAAIS Ws 110 4 2 6i 7 7" 45 C Kelly R R Rice Jr 10 25 20 S 4 59485 CHIEF AVITTMAN WSB 105 7 G 31 43 5 5 McLhlin T E McLaughlin 12 25 15 6 3 594S5 MIDMONT ws 107 14 1 Is Ink 6"k Treubel Graffort and Co 10 15 9 3 8-5 5S6S23FROLIC ws 110 3 10 7"k 8 9 7h A AVright F J ORourke 10 30 25 10 5 .19760 BUSY BEE w 107 11 8 101 9 S"k 83 L WilliamsH E Rowell 4 7 51 11-51 .19756 SOUTHERN LADY ws 105 2 3 2 21 61 9 Graham J T Collins 10 10 g" 3 6-5 .19756 MISS SPOKANE w 105 9 1 9n 10 10 10 Minder H Green 6 12 12 5 2 .1S679 RIVARAL WB 105 8 11 11 11 11 11 T Clark Alameda Stable 10 40 30 10 G Time, 24J, 48i. 1:15. Winner Ch. g, by Tyrant Location trained by J. F. Schorr. AAent to post at 2:20. At post 4 minutes. Start good. AV011 handily; second the same. Abe Meyer maintained a good position with clear sailing and came along fast with a winning stretch run, scoring a lucky victory. Saintolat, away slowly and carried wide on the turns, finished with a lielated rush, was best and is a good looker. Spring Ban made up a lot of ground from an Indifferent start. Governor Davis, badly Interfered with early, finished like a shot. Chief Wlttman tired In the closing drive. Mid-mont displayed superior early speed, hut was excessively urged Into a wide gap and tired. Frolic ran lioorly. Southern Lady was evidently short and retired after an early display of speed. Scratched 58940 Fulbert, 107. Overweights Spring Ban, 2 pounds; Busy Bee, 2. KCnDTO"! TIIIRDRXCE-VMHeT-Pursr00. 4-yearoldsandupward. Selling" QttF Otr: Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockey3 Owners O II C PS 59S341GOSSIPER II. W 4 102 3 5 3nk 31 Ink lh Radtke J Touhey 6-5 S-5 7-5 1-2 1-4 59559ROYAL ROGUE ws 7 110 5 2 4i 1 2 2 W Knapp J C Nealon 8-5 2 8-511-201-4 .19233 STIRLING TOWERS ws 7 99 6 6 Ink 23 3i 31 Graham L AVesticott 15 25 20 5 11-5 .14187 MOGREGOR w 4 103 4 1 0 .1 51 5 41 T Stewart .1 C Davidson 100 200 130 60 - 20 59S09 BLACK ART ws 4 Itrj 1 4 2 43 4 5s E RobinsnAV Gum and Co 4 10 7 2 1 .1970S3ROCKLAND WSB 5 99 9 8 9 6 6 6 Carroll K A Blute 30 40 40 12 G .10778 ZAZA W 9 108 7 1 10 9 8 7nk Crwalte Howard and Davis CO 100 100 40 20 59733 MRS. BOB W 4 91 10 7 Ch 81 7 83 F Battiste J W Blalock 20 40 40 12 G 59039 EDRODLTN w 4 110 2 3 7"k 71 9 9 Loague J H Brannon 30 150 100 40 20 59SS43YO SAN vr 5 10S 8 9 Si Pulled up.T Clark C C McCafferty 8 15 15 5 2 Time, 24, 48, 1:131. AAMnner Ch. f, by Colonel AAheeler Confidante trained by W. Short. AVent to post at 2:53. At iiost 5 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Gossiper II., somewhat hampered at tlie start, quickly got up and then was skillfully reserved in forward contention to the stretch, where she got up to win a lucky race in tlie last stride. Royal Rogue, away well and luckily placed, made an overanxious and premature run 011 the last turn, which beat him in the closing drive. Stirling Towers forced the early pace and stood a game stretch drive. Mogregor, away poorlv, closed a big gap and is in grand form. Black Art Is evidently good in mud only and failed to stay after showing early speed. Zaza got away poorly and is In bad form. Scratched 59S5S The Roustabout. 101; 598S4 Bountiful, 104. Overweights Mogregor, 2 pounds; Zaza, 3. " KQAQ K FOURTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 1906.sh00. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. fJtJ tOtJ Net value to winner 50. Ind Horses AWt FPSt Vx V2 S trFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S .r.2SC2RUBY w 4 98 3 2 1 13 13 Ink Radtke W B Jennings 13-53 21 4-5"l-4 59S11SALABLE W 4 90 5 4 4 4 2" 23i Schade J Ryan 8 13 13 3 1 59C59PNCESS TITANIA W 8 110 1 3 2 21 4 3"k t Clark J D Millin 7-5 8-5 1 2-5 2-9 59S6DROMAINE w 6 110 6 1 3nk 3nk 3i 410 Xj WilliamsW Scharetg and Co21 4 1S-57-102-7 .19335 CORRIGAN SB 7 100 4 .1 6 6 6 5 Sandy H E Rowell 40 CO CO 12 4 5S907 ETII. BARRYMORE WB 4 SO 2 6 53 5 5 G Harty J Dunn 30 100 75 20 6 Time, 211, 4S. 1:131. AAinner Ch. f, by Star Ruby Hemera trained by A B. Jennings. AVent to post at 3:22. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. AVon driving; second easily. Ruby secured a Hying start and practically forced the pace throughout, only momentarily relinquished her lead on the far turn and drew away again on the last turn, but was driving suddenly at the end to stall off Salable. The latter,. away poorly, quickly got Into forward contention, but went wide on the last turn and, coming with a belated end rush, was best. Princess Titania tired after five furlongs of early strenuous contention with the winner. Romalne loomed up well on the last turn, but went wide, losing much ground, then finished well. Corrigan is lu bad form. KQGQ FIFTH RACE 1 Mile and 100 Yards. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. tlttJOD Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt V StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S .1980S BYRONERDALE w 6107 7 4 5 43 4J Snk it t, WilliamsJ M Crane 4 5 41 S-5 4-5 .19910 CRITICAL ws 4 107 G G G"k 53 53 53 2and Graham Case and Stemler 45 4" 8-5 4-5 59754 ED SHERIDAN w 4 107 3 2 33 1" 1" 2a 31 AV Knapp T A Davies and Col 7 7 2 1 5SS59 LERIDA 4 95 1 1 23 2"k 2nk 31 4i Rice Davis and Co 12 20 10 5 2 5S:S5ESHERIN W 6 101 8 3 lh 31 31 4 5" Radtke L I Coggins 7-5 3-2 7-5 3-5 1-3 59S.19 REY DARE WSB S 104 5 7 75 7 61 6" 6 L, FountainAA" II Hawke 8 11 11 4 3-2 .19701 ORA MKINNEY ws .1 99 2 8 8 S 8 7 7 J J AValshR R Rice Jr 50 150 100 40 20 59S58 HERSAIN WB 4 SS 4 5 43 6 7 3 S Schade B Schreiber 10 10 8 3 7-5 Time, 24, 4SJ, 1:143. 1:40, 1:40. AAinner B. g, by Jim Gore Briganza trained by J. Dixon. AVent to post at :!:4S. At post 2 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second driving. Byronerdale, suddenly improved, maintained a lucky position close behind the stiff pace to the stretch, where he came along and made good on the outside in bewildering style. Critical, after trailing far in tlie rear for half the journey, moved up rapidly and got into a fast going second in the last stride. Ed Sheridan, on the : outside, forced the pace for seven furlongs and then stood the closing drive gamely. Lerida, badly messed about, was a prominent and game contender throughout. Esherin dropped out after going a good six furlongs and her race should be thrown out. The others were beaten off. Scratched 59SSU3Chief Bush, 101; 59785Cloehe dOr, lOl; 59909 Maxtress, 98; 59040 Maid of Fer-moy, 93. Corrected weights Ora McKinney, 98. Overweights Byronerdale, 1 pound; Rey Dare, 1; Ora McKinney, 1. PCOnOrr SIXTH RACE l mic. "Purse 00. .l-year-olds and upward. Allowances. : UttU i Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 59S59HEAD DANCE wsn 4 107 4 3 ll 13 Ink 11 11 T Clark C T Henshall G 16 15 4 8-5 59S53 NEW MOAVN HAY wn 5 107 6 G 51 C8 41 45 2" L, FountainC E Durnell 2 3 S-5 4-5 2-5 59SGlTOUPEE wn 5 109 1 7 Cs 53 3 3 3" E RobinsnAV Gabriel 7-5 9-5 8-511-201-4 59SS7DARGIN WB 5 112 7 4 43i 2 21 2 4 Radtke B Schreiber .1 11 8 3 6-5 .19636 BEAU ORMONDE w 8 112 2 1 2nt .k C C3 51 AV Knapp E L Kripp 4 51 31 6-511-20 .19734 ST. GEORGE JR. wu 5 112 5 5 31 41 .1 51 6 I, WilliamsT E McLaughlin 20 .10 50 12 5 59SS5 BOMBARDIER W. 5 109 3 2 7 7 7 7 7 Treubel E J Ramsey 30 100 100 20 6 Time, 241, 491, 1:14, 1:401. AVinner Cli. c, by Torso Hula trained by C. J. Casey. AVent to post at 4:10. At iiost :: minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second the same. Head Dance secured a Hying start and stole a winning lead on the first turn, was sent along and forced a sizzling pace and won out luckily in a terrillc drive. New Mown Hay, away poorly, gradually improved her position on the extreme outside, lost considerable ground on the turns and was badly messed about, but finished last and nailed the favorite in the last stride for second place. Toupee, away very badly, lost much ground on tlie first turn and moved up like a flash on the far turn, then went very wide and, finishing like a cyclone, was unable to get up and was given a bad ride. Dargin displayed brilliant speed and unexpected stamina from start to finish. Beau Ormonde showed good early speed, but dropped out after going a fast six aud a half furlongs aud is Improving. St. George. Jr. was right there for six furlongs.
