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OAKLAWN FORM CHART. HOT SPRINGS, ARK., February 23, 1906 Sixth day. Oaklawn Jockey Club. Spring Sleeting 31 days or more. Weather cloudy; track good. 11 books on. Presiding Judge, Frank J. Bryan. Starter, William Snyder. Secretary, Z. G. Stebbitis! Racing starts at 2:15 p. in. No recall flag used. AV indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. f JST f FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling! JJ tOy Net value to winner 00. . Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS COt39ALA RUSSELL w 3 971 5 4 V 1 1 1 Radtke SI L Hayman 1-2 7-107-103-10cmt U021S HAUGHTY w 3 991 4 2 31 31 21 2"t Callus C T Gardner 15 30 23 S 3 G0109.T. P. SIAYBERRY w 5 115" 0 1 5 51 1 33 J DennisoilJ AV ONeall 7 10 10 2 3-5 60303 BITTER HAND wsn 3 98 3 5 2"" 4A 3 4 Perkins .1 C Calm 10 10 S 8-5 3-5 54S013MOORIIEN ws 5 107 2 3 G " 5" 5" Scoville Stubbs Bros 30 60 60 15 G 6001S VIRGINIA BEACH w 3 9 1 G 4 G G Cherry M Shields 3 31 3 7-101-3 Time. 25. 50. 1:10. AViimer CI: f. by Russell Aala Lala trained br .1. Lowe. AAent to post at 2:14. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily; second driving. Ala Russell shot into a commanding lead at once and never left the result in doubt, winning pulled to a canter. Haughty "us outpaced in the first part of tin? race, but moved up fast in the stretch and got up for second plue in the final strides. J.. P; Mayberry had no mishaps :iml ran a good race. Bitter Hand showed speed, but quit badly near the end. Virginia Beach, badly ridden and almost left, was made much use of in racing up into contention and tired badly in the stretch. Scratched G0I3G In:i Gray. !I2: 00170.Miss Ferris. !0; 00J30KlzIl. 03; 001073Captaiu Neroth. 101-00107 Excitement, 100; 001.7. Tyrolhin, 103; 00100 Duchess Ollie, 100; 00503Investor, 105; MOOS Kingswaldcn, :7. Ovcrwelghts -Ala Russell. 2 pounds; Haughty. I: Virginia Beach. 1. Hl:c0N RACE 3-8 Mile. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. SIaideiis.Allovanee UUt J JL Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses . AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 60437MISS STROSIE w 113 12 HI3 Radtke L A CeHa 1-3 3-3 1-5 out 00t9SGASIE BIRD w 107 5 3 21 2 Scoville Stubbs Bros 7 10 10 4-5 C0092 DR . J F AITKEN w i c 1 3j 3h Helgesen M .L Hayman 10 16 16 5 2 aUc S?1 w a- 7 5 55 4" J MeLhlinPangritz and NelsonS 15 13 4 7-3 iYH1, w J,1; , i r 3i Ij Wilson Sirs J C Milam G S 13-37-102-5 r.U,bb n,- JLRRA SHARP w 113 3 G 6 6 J Burton JASeckingtonandCo 20 30 30 10 4 MADONNA w lb 4 7 7 7 Mountain Chlnn and ForsytheS 30 23 7 3 Time, 21J, 30. AV inner B. f. .by Ben Strome Old Sliss trained. by C. Blackuey. Dn JL ,st at "? At IK,s.t, 4 luillltes. Start fair. Wou easily; second the same. Slifs Strome. neu Uddeu and away fully iu motion, showed the most speed aud viou puJUujj up. Game Bjrd followed the earlv race well for the first quarter, but tired thereafter, is a useful eolt, but cannot heat the winner Dr J. F. Aitkcn ran a fairly good race, standing a long, hard drive gamely. Miss Cesarion made a promising debut. Miss Bertha, badly ridden and much used at the post, ran poorly, hut has worked fast trials and will improve. Scratched QQi.K. Arthur nosenfield. 108. f pj ft THIRD RACE 1 1-16 Miles. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. OvOO Net value to winner 00. Ind" Horses AWt PPSt A StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S C.01S1 CUTTER wn 4 104 2 1 li 1 Is 111 Scoville II B Wittenberg 2 2 6-5 3-5 3-10 GOIIOBULLFINCH wn 5 104 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 Cherry C W GiyensandCo 2 3 2 3-.. out 6040S KING ELLSWORTH wn 5 107 3 6 fi 51 5 41 31 Radtke . JDMcMil!anandCo 2 25 -7-102-;. 60501HARMAKIS W 5 101 4 5 4 4 3 3 4 J DennisonJ W O Nea 1 15 15 la 4 C-a 60293K1TTIE PLATT ws 4 101 1 4 5 6 G 6 5"k C ReynoldsPons and Holder 7 2a 20 7 3 60410HILEE WslO 101 G 2 3 31 4 5 G Downing W W Elliott 10 la 15 6 2 Time, 25, r0, 1:155, 1:42?, IMS?. Winner B. f, bv Gotham Kenmorc Queen trained by II. 15. Wittenberg. Went to post at 3:13. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Cutter ran as if much the best, won all the way with plenty in reserve ami is in superb form. Bullfinch was a fast going second for the entire trip, although tiring slightly nt the end. King Ellsworth seemingly sulked for the first half and trailed the others far back, but moved up steadily in the last half under strong urging and tinlslied fast. Harmakis ran a fairly good race only. Kittle Piatt ran poorly and can do better. Hilee tired badly in the last half. Overweights Kittle Piatt, 4 pounds. 7" "v - FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. OUOUO Net value to winner 00. IndHorses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S F0 110 nil AVERY wn 4 106 5 4 8 7 51 31 U Radtke K Trotter and Co 1-2 1-2 1-3 out- 60534BANDILLO wn 5 109 S 1 3l 1 li U 21 Scoville C Schawacker 10 la 13 4 7-5 G0190BUXOM w 3 991 7 5 11 21 2l 2 31 Callus C T Gardner la 1G 1G 31 i-a 60167 ORA Z Wli 5 112 1 2 21 3 3 41 4 Mountain J ONeill 20 60 50 12 5 60301 MART GENTRY w 4 104 2 3 41 41 41 51 5 Manders P King 20 60 50 10 4 0167 OLLIE BURNETT w 4 103 3 7 51 61 G 6- 6 Spears S B Burnett la J 20 5 S-a C0500ODD ELLA Ws 3 SI 6 6 6 51 8 8 71 Downing F J Pons o 4 4 4-a 1-3 f.o WGHATS wn 5 109 4 8 71 S 7 7l 8 Garwood L Marion and Co 40 40 -0 G 2 Time, 25J, 50s, 110;. 1:43,. Winner Ch. f, bv Goodrich The Heroine trained by E. Trotter. Went to post at 3:42. At post 3 minutes. Start good. A on easily: second the same, I.ravery suffered from interference on the first turn, w-iere she wes nearly thrown by Odd Ella bumping into her, hut moved up gniduallv and wore down Bandillo in the stretch. The latter, poorly ridden and losing much ground bv going wide, ran a good race, only tiring in the last sixteenth. Buxom, favored by a light impost, was a strong contender for the major part of the journey and finished going well. Ora A. was favored by good racing luck and ran a good race. Mart Gentry tired near the end. Odd hlla ran- a dull race under an incompetent rider. Overweights Buxom, 3J pounds; OddEHa, 2. - f l A FIFTH RACE 3-8 Mile. Purse 00. 2 year-olds. Selling. O yj Q O tjb Net value to winner gSOO. Ina"Horscs . AWt PPSt StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C PS .?9l3ROSE HART w 110 5 3 21 U Helgesen M L llayman 6 8 61 2 1 60530 NISA w 110 11 4 2l L Wilson Mrs J C Milam 8 la 11 4 2 W;S WILCOX w 113 2 5 31 3J Armstng J .T Armstrong 4 G 21 6-5 C0W FIRALTO w Ur, 3 S 7 4-k Cherry BMMardersandCo 2 11-5S-5 7-101-3 G0330JARDINIBRE w 105 S 2 1" 5; J DennisonW Rose 2 21 11-54-5 2-5 60530 BIAWAWI w 110 .9 G 61 6 Mountain F Luzader 12 20 20 8 4 GLENDOVER w llS 7 9 9 71 Spears R N estal la 50 40 la i 60137 REINA REGENTE w 105 4 4 5 Si Radtke J O and G II Keenei 7 6 - 4-a 6046S PARADISE SPRING W 110 6 7 S 9 J McLhlinL A Cella 10 -0 JO S 4 Time, 25, 38. Winner Blk. f. by Plaudit Quiver trained by 11. Brown. ,.. Went to post at 4:Hi. At post 0 minutes. Start fair. Aon driving; second handily. Rose o Halt, favored bv good racing luck and clear of interference, followed the early leader closely, wore him down in tlie final furlong and outgamed Nissa In a final hard drive. The latter ran a good race and was gaining at the end. Wilcox had no mishaps and fully ran his race. Firalto. away in a tangle and badly ridden closed a tremendous gap and was probably best. Jardiniere acted badly at the post and wore himself out by his crazy antics,, showed a brief flash of early speed, but tired badly. Reina Regente ran a poor race. Scratched Bitter Queen, 110; Storm, 105. - SIXTII-RACE 1 l8Miles. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. OUOOO Net Talue to winner 00. m Ind Horses AWtPPSt St Vt V- StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 60500DOLINDA wn 5 111 5 5 U 1 1 1 1-" H Radtke, J C Cahn 7-104-5 7-101-3 out G0472HENRY O. w 4 101 3 3 2 2l 2s 2 2 2 J DennisonW Rose 4 5 5 1 out 60500DAVE SOMMERS w 7 106 1 2 31 3 3 3 3 3 Cherry J J Greely 5 6 2 7-10out 60441DR. HART w 7 106 2 1 4t 4 4- 4- 4 41 Scoville F E Ryan 6 10 10 2 out 053 ATHENA wn 5 104 4 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 Garwood Mrs K Gering 10 20 15 4 . out ft Time. 25, 50, 1:15, 1:42J. 1:55. Winner Ch. g, by Donald A. Linda trained by J. C. Cahn. Went to post at 4:47. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Dolinda broke slowly, but ran into the lead at once and tired after going three-quarters and appeared hopelessly beaten, then came again under vigorous handling and superior riding brought a hard earned victory. Henry .0. ran in improved form and was best, but suffered defeat through incompetent handling. Dave Sommers was poorly ridden and had scant chance, but was best of those back of him. Dr. Hart ran a dull race. Athena can do better.
