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OAKLAND, FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., January 31, 1906. Seventieth day. New California Jockt.y Club. Winter Meeting about 151 days. Weather clear; track fast. 31 books 011. Presiding. Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2:00 p. 111. No recall Hag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, It blinkers. ftHHQ Q FIRST-RACE 3 l-2Furlong3. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. DUUOO Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners . O II C P S LMoS NAPPA w 112 11 Is Is l4 W Dugan J Coffey S-3 2J 2 7-102-3 KtS57PEERLESS LASS "W 109 ti 4 2J 2 2 Treubel L T Lee and Son S-3 2 2 7-101-t SAM MGIBIJEN w 10S 3 3 5" 3 35 W Knapp W B Jennings 1 t; 17-r.fi-u 3-5 WM MRS. F. NEWBURGH s 107 5 2 3l 4"k 4 I. Hoffman!! Stover 20 40 HI 12 4 5USS2 FLORENA w 103 I 5 4H 5" 5!JB RobinsnApplegateandCotn 13 20 10 5 2 SAXONIA w 108 2 C 6 fi T Clark J D Millin S 10 0 1 0-5 Time. 12, 24. 41 J. Winner B. e, by Solitaire II. Alma Dale trained by J. Coffey. Went to uost at 2:04. At yost 2 minutes. Start bad. Won in a canter; second easily. Nappa secured a flying start, spreadeagled the others and Is a grand looker. Peerless Lass, Uat footed at the start, singled quickly out of the ruck Into a game, but unavailing pursuit of the winner. Sam McGibben was green in the early running, but finished like a shot and Is a supposed good one. Mrs. Frankie New-burgh can do better and ran as If short. Saxouia, practically left, is reported to be very fast. Scratched 50081JReba, 10S. Overweights Mrs. Frankie Newburgh, 2 pounds. f fYXy A SECONDRACE 1 Mile. Purse 400. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. QUU Oob Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt ,4 M StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 59!l.10 ROYALTY wn 7 107 1 1 7 7 7 7 1" Treubel If Green 2i 1S-51C-31 1-2 rJ00 BIRDIE P. w 5 103 7 5 :: lk 1 1J 2i L FountainD S Fountain 3 fi 5 7-5 3-5 5U70S MOCORITO Wll 101 5 7 C C" 6 51 3and E ItoblnsnJ" Ryan S 17 17 fi 2 rXSi.j FLAUNT . w 0 107 2 2 4 5 ."il 3nk 43 T Clark Howe Stable O-olS-lOl 11-201-1 50909 MAXTRESS . W 5 101 3 3 2.J i"2 D3 Gdchild W Kronick and CoLO 41 40 15 4 5933 ETHEL ABBOTT w 5 103 0 G 51 lJ 4 4? C5 Rice lJ Neil 10 1R 1G 5 2 5S535INSTRUMENT Wli 5 103 4 4 1 2 3J ! 7 1. WilliamsW II Bainl 10 15 1 4 2 Time. 24L 40. 1:15, 1:413. Winner B. g-, by Cavalier Empress of Norfolk trained by E. E. Getcheli. Went to jtost at 2:27. At jiost 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Royalty, knocked back at the start, nearly fell and, pulling up on the first turn, sulked far in the rear to the stretch, where he got up" in the last stride of a sensational stretch run. Birdie P., suddenly Improved and given a lucky start, raced into a long lead at tha half, finishing slightly easing up and her rider was caught napping right at the end. Mocorito. -away poorly, was far in the rear to the stretch, -where she saved much ground and got up in a game finish for third place. Flaunt, badly messed about, was shut off repeatedly, then turned very wide Into the stretch and finished well and probably was short. Max-tress, in forward contention throughout, tired only in the last few strides. Ethel Abbott went moderately well. Instrument Is best in mud, but displayed superior speed for seven furlongs. Scratched 507G0Baker, 100; 50S0S Possart, 10G. J Overweights Birdie, P;, 2 pounds; Instrument, 2. AAAQ K THIRD RACE 1 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Selling. DUUQ O Net value- to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Yi 1 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 59933 GOVERNOR DAVIS Ws 10G 11 4 5 53 5i 3k 1 AV Knapp R R Rice Jr C S S 1 C-5 ?9908TOM ROBERTS wsn 101 3 1 41 4i 42 lk 21! E RobinsnWEAppgateandCo 7 12 12 5 2 59709 TAVORA w 99 2 2 2"k 3J 3i 2" 331 Rice H Mack 10 20 10 G 3 59933ABE MEYER ws igi S 7nt 6 5J 4J Graham h I Coggins 4 G 0 2J 7-5 59S37 ROTROU w 105. r. 7 9 7k 71 71 link Li WllllamsE E Burnett 10 13 13 3 25 KSMFKAKK KLITTNER WB 95 7 S 3 2nV 2nW 6 6h Schade B. Schreiber 4 4 16-53-2 4-3 59311GRASSCUTTER w 103 1 3 1 1 11 4 7 Gdchiid D A Boss 21 lS-51S-a2 1 594101LKGAL FORM w 104 12 S S3 Snt S Sh L Fountains Judge and Co 10 10 10 4 2 5990S IRON WATSON m 101 4 6 CJ 9110 10 91 T Clark W I, Stanfield 10 20 208 4 59933 THEO CASK w lor. a 12 11 10 91 91 10 E Walsh S M Williams 6 10 10 4 8-a 593ns PENT GON w 99 6 10 101 lloll15!!25!!11 Kussell ELFitzgeraldandCo 12 30 30 12 6 t3- RUMORE wn 102 10 11 12" 12 12 12 12 Treubel J Bloom 50 200 200 CO 20 Time, 24. 10. 1:15. 1:42. Winner Ch. c, by Algol Lady English trained by II. R. Rice. Went to post at 2:52. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won handily: second easily, .overnor Davis, under skillful handliug, inaintnined a forward position in the early running, getting up at the end of a itinarkablv vigorous finish to win a lucky race. Tom Roberts ran prominently from the start and appeared to "have the measure of his opposition when straightened for home, but went wide and his rider was caught napping at the end. Tavora ran in close pursuit of the pacemaker. loomed up well midway of the stretch, but tired at the end. Abe Mever steadily improved his position and finished with a fast, but lK?Iated end rush. Rotrou had a rough journey and finished well up. Trank Flittner tired after close attendance on the leader for six furlongs. Grasscutter ran a good three-quarters, but failed to stay the Corrected weights Tom Roberts, 01: Tavora. 09; Frank Flittner, 00; Pentagon. 99; Rumore. 00. Overweights Governor Davis, 2 pounds; Rotrou, 4; Iron Watson, 3; Tlieo Case, 1; Tom Roberts, 2; Rumore, 3. PAAOP FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. UUUOU Net value to winner . Ind Horses AWt PPSt U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 5"S60GATEWAY w 5 10S 5 5 4 4 35 21 13 E RobinsnE E Burnett 4 41 4 6-5 1-2 59312 HAMMERAWAY wsl 3 102 1 2 3 3 211123 Treubel MHTichcnorandCo 5 10 8 3 6-5 59?62BANNOCK BELLE W 4 103 1 3 5 5 4 4" 3" J J Walsh L Jones and Co 4 41 A 11-102-.; 59734BOB RAGON v 4 105 3 4 2? U 1" 31 4o L WilliamsG Summers and Co 6-a -d13-103-5 1-4 39934GOSSIPER II. V 4 100 2 1 ll 2- 5 5 5 Schade J Touhey 5 il 5 2 4-o Time, 21, 481. 1:13, 1:39, 1:4G. Winner B. Ii, by Del Paso Seco trained by C. W. Chappell. Went to post at 3:11. At nost 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second the same. Gnteway, alter being reserved far in the rear of the tremendous early pace, got up right at the end and, catching the leaders tiring, won drawing clear. Hammeraway stripped sore and was injudiciously sent after the leaders earlv in the race and appeared all over the winner when a furlong out, but tired and succumbed right at the end. Bannock Belle, badlv outpaced early, came from fifteen lengths back in the last half and finished running fastest of all. Bob Ragon was sent along from the start to dispose of the fast non-staving pacemaker and tired In the stretcli as if short. Gossiper II. showed speed, but failed to stay. Scratched 0012 Red Light, 100; 59937 Bombardier, 102. Overweights Hammeraway. 2 iounds. FIFTH RACE 1 3-16 Miles. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. 0V0 Xet value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St U StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 599S5 NINE SPOT WB 6 107 1 5 C1 61 5i 4 2 11 E Walsh S 31 Williams 3 61 6 2 1 F-VW5! BONAR wb 4 109 9 6 5s 5 31 2" 4 21 E RobinsnT H StevcnsandSon9-a 2 2 4-a 2-a wr,93DlTSTY AIILLERwsn a 112 2 4 21 2"t 4" a 5s 3 Treubel G II ThomasandCo 10 15 15 4 2 r.s!"y W. B. GATES wlO 106 S 9 3 3 2 3 3h 41 W Knapp R R Rice Jr 20 30 30 10 31 5S609T L. ROHESIAwn 5 107 10 3 li li 13 1" lh 5 T Clark JB Smith 4 4 13-a.-a 7rl0 5ri9 TRRIGAN ws 6 109 4 2 7 7?. 81 S 7161 L FountainMcC thyandFIah ty 10 la la 6 21 "1760 HAROLD W " wsit 5 99 3 7 9h 9"S 9 910 S 7 Appleby O A ApplebyandCo 50 200 200 40 20 59SS6 ISABELITA wb 6 107 7 10 SI S" 63 6s 6 S10 L WilliameJ M Crane 4 43 1 .4 9-5 4-a 5S477 SUGDEN slO 104 5 1 10 10 10 10 10 9"t Bock Cleal and Sturgeon60 200 loO 50 20 594S1 HIKE JORDAN w 5 106 6 S 4 4 7 7" 9 10 Herbert W Adams CO 230 200 CO 30 Disqualified for foul. Time. 251, 503, 1:16, 1:421. 2:01. Winner B. in, by Hastings Nineveh trained by T. C. Williams. ,.,, Went to iost at 3:44. At nost 1 minute. Start straggling. Won driving: second easily. Nine Spot, luckilv placed from the start, moved np on the last turn and, coming through on the inside, caught Robinson on Bonar, napping right at the end. Bonar, after running under a pull in close attendance on the leaders Tor a mile, appeared like coming home alone In the stretch, but swerved into defeat and was disqualified and placed last. Dusty Miller ran in forward contention throughout and tired slightly at the end. but made a game effort at the weights. W. B. Gates, after prominent contention from the start, was crowded back" at the furlong post. The Lady Rohesia, after showing the most speed, was slightly interfered witli in the stretch and held on remarkably welL Isabelita was practically left. Scratched 592G2 Liberto, 99: 597S3 H. P. Kane, 99. Overweights W. B. Gates, 2 pounds; Mike Jordan, 2. SIXTH RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. OUUOO Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 59S61 SIR EDWARD w 3 97 4 5 21 2 2 li 1" Rico G M Van GordonW 12 8 3 6-5 :.9SS5DEUTSCHLAND WB 6 112 6 4 li li 11 21 2"t L, WIlliamsB Schreiber 8-a 9-5 3-2 1-101-4 4V35 ROMAINE ws 6 104 7 7 3i 3J 3J 31 31 Treubel W ScharetgandCo t21 21v 21 4-a 1-4 WSSJGORGALETE WS 6 102 3 6 43 6 7 6 41 E RobinsnFitzgdandTomson 2 16-516-59-102-a 5937 ST GEORGE JR. wsb 5 107 1 1 50k 5" 4 41 53 E Walsh T E McLaughlinoO 60 60 20 C r.NxAIASSADA ws 4 99 3 3 7 7 51 3 6 Graham C T Henshall 10 30 30 10 3 5912 SUGARMAID w 3 S7 2 2 61 42 61 7 7 F Battiste W ScharetgandCo f2i 21 21 4-3 1-1 tCoupled In betting. Time. 23, 47, 1:13. 1:2G. Winner B. c, by Eddie Jones Motto trained by G. M. Van Gordon. Went to post at 4:12. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second the same. Sir Edward ran lapped on the leader to the stretch under a terrific pull, notwithstanding the fast pace, and won out after a long and thrilling stretch run in a high-class performance. Deutschland forced a hot pace from the start, but could never get awav from the youngster and was finally downed in a heartbreaking closing effort. Romaine got quickly into close pursuit of the pacemakers and, after a wide stretch turn, loomed up tnenaeinglv, but could never quite get up and ran the best race of his career. Gorgalete, badly messed about in the earlv running and unable to keep his position for five furlongs, finished with a belated closing sprint. St. George Jr. ran in improving form. Massada dropped far to the rear after the start and then closed a gap. Sugarmaid was outclassed. Romaine, singly, place, evens; show, 2 to 5. Sugarmaid, singly, place, S to 1; show. to 1.
