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OAKLAND FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., February 8, 1906 Seventy-seventh day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting about 151 days. AVeather clear; track fast. 33 books on. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. No recall flag used. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. fG fC FIRST RACE 3 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Selling. DUUt Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H G P S 60058SEVENFULL w 110 5 2 Is l8 l5 AV Dugan H Stover 4-5 1 4-5 1-3 1-S C0009 MENDEN w 110 1 1 21 2 2t T Clark Oakland Stable 12 25 20 6 11-5 JOHN N. SHEEHAN w 112 6 5 3U 3 F Kelly J M Crane and Co20 20 13 G 21 60134ELOTA w 102 3 4 5 4 4 Horner H .T Griffin 4 4 14-53-5 1-4 60009SKOGO w 107 4 0 7 6 51 Barrett L H Ezell 8 13 13 4 13-10 60134 RUBY NORTON w ICS S 7 G 51 6s Burghart Smith and Co 50 150 150 60 23 60009 HERMITS CROSS ws 105 2 3 4nt 74 7 Clifford Almendral Stable 50 150 150 50 25 59650 ALLARIC w 119 7 S S S S E AValsh S M AVilliains 12 30 30 10 5 60134 MELITAH w 102 9 Left at the post. Schade B Schreiber 20 40 30 S 3 Time, 11, 231, 42. Winner Br. f, by Edinborougli Beatrice S. trained by II. Stover. Went to post at 2:03. At post 0 minutes. Start straggling. AVon easily; second driving. Sevenfull, a phenomenally fast breaker, got away flying and spreadeagled the others, was much the best and is a superior youngster. Menden put up a game, but unavailing effort ami was a lucky second. John N. Sheehan is promising, got away well and ran a fast and game race. Eiota, away tlatfooted and shuffled, quickly to the rear, closed a big gap, but finished Fecurely pocketed on the inside behind Menden. Kogo got away poorly and finished well. Allaric, a good looker, was practically left. Overweights Sevenfull, 3 pounds; John N. Sheehan, 2; Ruby Norton. 1. ftAOl A .SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. JJ jZl L J Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 600S3FROLIC w 110 7 6 6s 31 2 1 E Walsh F J ORourke 4 5 4 3-2 7-10 . 556S2CAPTAIN BURNETT w 107 1 2 23 2n 32 2" A Wright Oakland Stable 5 5 5 9-5 4-5 60013 LIBERTINUS WB 110 SI 1 1 13 31 AAr Knapp Club Stable 9-5 2 2 1 1-2 C00S3 AIDION w 107 4 4 OJ 41 41 41 Barrett L II Ezell 20 50 50 20 S 5SS20 ETAPA w 110 2 9 SI 61 6 .r W TraversA Koenigsburg 30 40 40 15 S 5915S COMM. EASTLAND Ws 110 3 3 31 5 5U Gl AV Dugan OrangeGroveSble G 16 1G 7 3 59S3G RATIO WB 105 10 S 10 9 S 71 Horner H T Grlflln 7 7 5 21 13-10 59557 BILL PERRY ws 107 11 5 4"t 71 71 S L FountalnE I Hansen 15 30 30 10 4 59333 TRYCONNEL W 110 6 10 73 St 9 9 T Clark T II Stevens,tSonl5 20 15 G 3 59682 FRED UHRIG w 102 9 11 11 11 11 10l Capell H Mack 30 73 75 23 10 599S3 FIDIA w 107 5 7 91 10 10 11 J J WalslVW Cahill 20 60 50 20 10 Time. 24J. 50, 1:02, 1:081. AVinner Cli. c, by Take Notice Happy Maiden trained bv A. C. Ridev. AVent to post at 2:29. At post 1 talnutc. Start good. AAon easily; second driving. Frolic, awav slowly, gradually closed a big. gap, caught and passed the pacemaker in the stretch and won off and shows steady improvement. Captain Burnett, after strenuous early pursuit of the leader, wore him down at the end of a long stretch drive. Libertinus, very fast, but a non-stayer, showed great earlv speed, but quit at the end. Aidion finished well. Etapa made up ground from an indifferent start. Commodore Eastland retired early. Ratio was frequently interfered with and away poorlv. Bill Perry showed good early speed. . Scratched 59755sSlr Brlnkley, 110. Overweights Commodore Eastland, 3 pounds. ftA t l l THIRD RACE 1 Mile. 00 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. UVTll Net value to winner 00. Ind HoFses AWtPPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners OHO PS C0136SRAY s 7 105 7 3 73 Sl 6 5 13 AAr Knapp AV Durker 9-5 12-512-54-5 --5 0059 STANDARD WB 5 105 3 9 G1 31 21 3 21 L Fountain J N Mounce 10 13 13 G a 59159 MOUNTEBANK WS 9 107 5 2 1 1 1 Ink 3!j Rice McCthvandKeatg 10 15 15 G 3 59262 LIBERTO w 5 102 10 6 5t 71 41 6nt 4 W Kelly E J Baldwin S 9 9 4 " 0136 BYRON ROSE ws S 107 11 4 31 4J 5s 41 5s Loague R O Wilson 10 10 6 3 8-5 , 59932SACREDUS Wsn 5 107 9 11 95 9 11 S 68 Crwaite J J McGrath 12 30 30 12 G 59634 BOSE ELEY Wsn 4 107 S 10 2s 2 3 2H 71 F Sullivan Blasingame Bros 20 40 40 15 7 59760 BIRD OF PASSAGEwsb 4 107 C 12 11 101 9 71 81 J J Walsh Del Monte Stable 7 12 10 4 2 E9932ELEVEN BELLS w 9 100 4 7 10111 10 10 91 W Smith T A Davies and Co3 31 31 7-3 7-10 ESG27 ROYAL RED WSB 4 107 2 S S"" 61 S 91 10 Treubel J Touhey 10 12 7" 4 60060 LOONE w S 107 12 5 41 5k 71 61 11 Gdchild AV Kern 30 60 60 20 10 55932 SPONDOOLIX ws 4 107 1 1 12 Pulled up. T Clark Jones and Lusk 10 1G 15 G 31 1 Time, 25. 49J, 1:10, 1:42. .Winner Br. m, by Potomac Garoga trained by-W. Durker. Went to post at 2:50. At post 4 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second driving. Hay worked through a rough trip throughout end made good decisively after securing clear sailing in the stretch. Standard, away poorly, closed a big early gap and stood a long closing drive unexpectedly gamely. Mountebank raced into a wide lead and made, the running for seven .furlongs before lie succumbed. Lilierto. poorly handled and messed alout, finished close up. Byron Uose ran forwardly for six furlongs. Sacredus got away very badly and can do better. Rose Eley showed superior early speed, but tired and is best in mud. Bird of Passage was knocked out on the first turn. Royal Red is better in mud also. Kleven Bells seemed unable to raise a respectable gallop. - FOURTH BACK 1 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. I3v41 Net, value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 00137 RED LIGHT w 5 107 7 4 53 f.; 43 21 l2 E Walsh S M Williams 10 1G 1C 3 G-r, OLEGAL FORM w 3 91 C 0 4 41 23 2 2 Brussel S Judge ft Co 8 S 7J 2 3-5 0M133THE LIEUTENANT ws 5 113 2 2 l1! 1?. I1 I"t W Dugan H Stover 3-2 3-2 9-102-5 out 5939ORCHAN wn 5 117 1 1 32 3?. 4 4 Prior C E Durnell 3-2 3 3 1 3-.r. WU1S GOVERNOR DAVIS ws 3 107 3 3 2 2 S 5 53 W Knnpp R It Rice .lr 12 17 16 5 2 59437 FLORA BRIGHT ws 6 96 f! f, Snk 7 7 2 G 6 W Smith T A Davies and ColOO 350 lf.0 50 20 C0137 MILL. DAUGHTER w 4 99 S 9 1 S 6k 7" 7 Graham Z Ahranis 00 100 100 20 IS C00S3 MAY THORN E w 3 84 4 7 Oh 9 9 8"" Ludwig W Kern 100 200 200 40 20 5749 INVADER W 4 103 . 9 S 71 8 8 9 T Clark C T Henshall S 40 40 10 4 Timer 2T, 50J, 1:10, 1:41J. Winner Ch. m, by Tammany Halo trained by T. C. Williams. Went to post at :!:1G. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Red Light, away poorly, closed up rapidly in the last half and, coming through on the inside in the stretch, won going away. Legal Form, away slowly. Improved his position on the outside and, after looming up like the winner midway of the f.tretcli, tired right at the end under Inadequate handling. The Lieutenant forced the puce, but failed to stay and ran a comparatively dull race. Orclian, shut ofT and messed alout, was an easy fourth and probably short. Governor Davis was not good enough at the weights, but ran a game race. The others were beaten off and outclassed. Scratched 450335 Frank Flittner, 03. Overweights Red Light, 2 pounds; Orclian, 2; Governor Davis, 2; Millers Daughter, 3. f f I Q FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. 00 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling, JL O Not value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt hi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 597273RALPH YOUNG wsii 5 110 9 7 l5 l2i l2i l3 ! E Walsh S M Williams 2 13-321 G-5 3-5 WJGOS PHAON WSR G 110 4 10 9 62 52 2i 22 W Dugan J Coffey 10 12 10 5 21 000S43DR. SHORB W 7 107 1 1 f.J 3 41?. 31 3 L FountainW If McNames 3 18-518-57-5 7-10 59759 H. LUEHRMNN JR.ws 5 110 5 6 43 5 G3 G3 4 M Dickson O F Hume and Co 20 40 11 5 21 f1336 JOLLY WITCH wn 4 105 8 2 2k 2k 31 4 fl Graham E J Hooper 5 10 10 4 2 00161 ROYAL WHITE W G 107 G 4 3J 4! 2nk 5iS 0"k Otis L and D Stable G 7 6 13-53-2 r..l.SS.TCHABLIS w 5 102 7 5 Gij 72 7J 73 71 Rettig Oregon Stable 30 20 20 8 4 59262 PRESTANO ws 7 107 2 9 7" 8 8" 9 S F Sullivan T Martin and Co 40 GO 00 20 10 59459 CANEJO s 9 107 10 12 11 9l 9 81 9 Herbert J J Ellerd 10 1G 1G G 31 599S3 GOLDFIELD WS 4 107 11 11 10HO1 302 10 10 T Stewart Peacock Stable 20 40 40 12 G 59700s ISA KER wn 4 110 3 2 32 12 12 11 ll5 Treubel E J Ramsey 10 15 15 G 3 CO0CO THADDEUS W G 107 12 S S 33 11 12 12 J Hayes M .1 Hayes and Co20 GO GO 12 Time, 253, JiOJ. 1:101. 1:421. Winner I!r. h, by Oakwood Freyja trained bv T. C. Williams. Went to jKist at :!:40. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second the same. Ralph Young, away well, raced Into a long lead on the first turn and made the running hard held to the last furlong, where he finished flagging, but game, and was palpably short, but in fine condition. Phaon, suddenly improved, closed a big gap from a poor start and challenged gamely at the end. Dr. Shorb, on the Inside all the way and close up, was securely pocketed in the last sixteenth or he would have won. Henry Luehr-mami Jr., shut off in the stretch, finished an eased up fourth. Jolly Witch again failed to stay. Royal White loomed up well on the last turn. Canejo and Goldiield both suffered from crowding at the start. Overweights Chablis, 2 pounds; Canejo, 2. ffCl A SIXTH RACE 7-8 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Allowances. O U j-i JL irfc Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S G003S.SIR EDWARD ws 112 5 3 ll Is 13.1 3i ll Rice G M Van Gordon2 21 2 3-5 out 00139 F. W. BARR Ws" 105 3 5 4i 43 42 Vfi 21 L FountainW L Stanfield G 10 8 25 4-5 C0137 EQUORUM REX ws 1C5 1 1 5 5 5 5 . T Clark G Summers and Co5 5 23-511-10out 5SG55 L1SARO W 103 4 4 3- 3 31 4 4and W Kelly E J Baldwin 100 200 200 30 G 59932NAGAZAM w 109 2 2 2t 2J 21 21 5 W Knapp W B Jennings 1 7-5 7-5 1-4 out Time, 23. 481. 1:14. 1:272. Winner B. c, by Eddie Jones Motto trained by G. M. Van Gordon. Went to post at 4:13. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily; second driving. Sir Edward, away, liatfooted, quickly established a good lead ond won all the way never seriously menaced and is a grand colt. F. W. Barr, nearly left, closed an immense gap and ran a remarkable race. Kquorum Rex. badly outpaced in the early running, made up a lot of ground in the last half and was going like a cyclone at the end. Nagazam leisurely pursued the winner for the first half well in hand and quit badly when called in the closing drive, was either short or ailing and ran a bad. race. Lisaro displayed superior speed and stamina throughout.
