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OAKLAND FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., February 28, 1906. Ninety-fourth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting aliout 151 days. Weather clear; track slow and cuppy. "0 Iiooks on. Presiding Judge, E. 67 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. j--f f rT FIRST BACK 4 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 3Ul3lzf Net value to winner 25. - - Ind Horses AWt PPSt y4 A StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P a m-,.-7.p ArFfi r107 2 2 41 l"t T -Clark Jones and Lusk 6 7 5 6-5 2-3 Hobart Antrim Stable 25 200 200 20 0 cn-U titip a w ICS 6 5 m I?- 2 finiiM ARKT HOLLANDLK HOLLANDER 8 8 111 III 4 4 1 C 2" 3i" , 33 1 Loague H StoVer 4-5 1 1 7-20out Q n.5U.51.2 out W fftAXONIA NAPPA w 10SS 8 J 6 fih Id Fountain D. MiHIpV 20 20 15 J, 3-2 , S q? VuCAR wnlOS 1 1 8 74 715 E RoblnsnApplegateandCotn 50 200 200 40 15 " C057COMO w 110 3 3 7.S 8 Minder B Graffort and Co 100 300 300 100 20 " " Time, 21. 49, 55J. Winner Cli. f, by Albert Mountain Madge trained by C. R. Lusk. Went to post at 2:04. At post 1 minute. Start fair. on driving; second easily. Grace O , in an Inside position In deep going, but striding at the start, got quickly into forward contention and. wearing Ihe leader down on the outside, got up in the last stride. Utica raced into a long lead with an amazing hurst of speed and only succumbed in the last stride after excessive use in pacemaklng. Mabel Hollander, iwiy poorly journeyed In deep going throughout and, telng badly messed about, finished tiring and a distant third. Naopa seemed unable to wise a respectable gallop and ran a very bad race. Saxonia, unav badly, eloseda big gap and my be a .coming good one. Ovcrwelghts-Nappa, J pound; Como, 5- f " f O SF.COND RACK 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Selling. O yj O Net value to winner 25. Ind- Horses AWt PPSt U StrFln Jcckeys Owcer3 0 HCP S tCOCilCOCK SURE w 107 6 1 41 Ink lill W Knapp Club Stable fi-513-1011-102-51-5 C0635 RUSTICATE WB 103 S 7 61 3h 2?. 2 J J WalshDel Monte Stab1e20 30 30 10 3 . C0017LORD NELSON W 102 2 4 1. 2 31 31 Sandy II E Itowell 2J 3 14-5i-102-a f.0573 FRANK FL1TTNER Wsn 112 4 3 f. G 4 4 W Dugan J L Ross fi, i S n"5Ir CSC09 MERRY-GO-ROUND w 103 5 G V 735 7 5 L FountninD b Fountain i C C - 4-a COCm". BLLERD WS 100 7 2 3 5 Gl 61 Rettig J J Ellerd GO 100 100 00 12 Wi0.s7 WHEATSTONE K 97 3 8 2"k 4J .V. 7J R Davis E J Ramsey 100 .300 300 100 20 GW41SMIIER Wi03 1 3 8 SS S Rice G Summers and Co30 100 100 SO S Time, 25, 50, 1:10 J. Winner Ch. g, by Ilimyar Vain Glory trained by W. M. Ryan. Went to post at 2:27. At post 1 minute. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving. Cock Sure Rained a living start but was reserved in close pursuit of the pacemaker in the early running, then raced graduallv into the lead on the far turn and came away in the stretch to win comfortably. Rusticate, after trailin" in the rear, finished with a rush in the worst going on the inside. Lord Nelson, away flat-footed raced into the lead quickly, but went hopelessly wide on the turns and had no chance with Incompetent handling. Frank Flittner, at the weights, put up a good performance and was closing up fust at flic end. Merry-go-round ran in a rear position to the stretch, where she finished well on the extreme outside and will improve. Scratched UOICO Nettie Hicks. 100. Overweights Frank Flittner. 2 pounds; Merry-go-round. .1. si yv si dT tr THIRD RACK 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. :S-year-olds and upward. Selling. OUt Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S flOG705ALICE-CARY w 6 107 10 1 21 2 2 1 L WilliamsFleurDeLlsSble 6-5 8-511-101-2 1-5 C0670 BEAR HUNTER wsn 4 107 5 3 15 15 1- 2 W Kelly R R Rice Jr 20 40 40. 12 G fiO9DR SHERMAN ws 8 107 S G 5nt 411 31 3: L Fountains A Hoppas 13-u3 2.J 4-a 2-a G0G4O GIBRALTAR wnll 110 7 2 31 5-i 4 4 Hobart G S McKenzie 20 -100 60 20 10 C0542 JANEWAY wn 6 107 G 9 if 71 6l 5"t Loague C B Lewis 20 100 100 40 20 , H9109 BARKER w 4 107 1 7 Gl 6 7J 61 F Sullivan C F Tanner and C06 12 10 4 8-5 C0C3S THE REPROBATE w 4 107 4 8 41 3 5"t 71 Rice Hall and Marshall 3 55 4J 2 4-o C0361 MY ORDER ws 4 107 3 5 8 S 8 S Herbert H E Rowell 10 30 30 17 6 Wi360 WATERSPOUT wsb 5 107 2 4 9 9 9 9T Sullivan McGefkandCrysler 30 60 50 20 10 60636 INSTRUMENT wsb 3 107 9 Left at the post. A Wright T Conwell 10 25 23 10 J5 Time, 25J, 501. 1:101. Winner B. m, by Trappean Ahbie F. trained by C. Buxton. Went to post at 2:54. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily; second the same. Alice Cary had a flying start, but relinquished the lead to Bear Iluuter. which she indulged witli a small advantage to the stretch, where she came along fast and won going away. Bear Hunter liked the stiff going and, after forcing the pace to the stretch, easily held second place. Dr. Sherman, awav poorly and badly messed about, turned very wide in the stretch and finished with a belated rush. Gibraltar showed good early speed and failed to stay, but was a good fourth. Janeway improved his position. The Reprobate was seeminglv anchored in the deep going. My Order ran a bad race. Scratched C0312 Dora L, 103; C04S3 Albert Enright, 107. Overweights Alice Cary, 2 pounds. V fr7 ff FOURTH RACE 1 Mile! Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. O vJ! I JJ Net value, to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vt Vz StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S C054GDUSTY MILLER wsb 5 110 3 1 2J 13 15 li 1 Graham G H ThomasandCo 2J 2J 11-53-5 1-3 CCC39CHABLIS w 5 102 1 2 11 21 23 2 2 E RobinsnD Zelinsky 8 10 10 35 3-2 GOCSSIBRIERS wb G 107 2 3 5 5 4; 3J 3"t L WilliamsFleurDeLisSble 6-u .-a G-u 1-2 2-7 G0639 YELLOWSTONE wsb 7 112 G 4 3 3J 31 4 41 V Dupn J L Ross. . 10 10 4 S- CK60SMAJOR TBNNY u 7 107 8 9 S 8- 5 51 55 T Sullivan II Green 8 9 8 2J .-j fiOGOS MR PARNIIM w 6 107 9 5 71 T 74 c L FountainC C McCafferty 10 2o 23 8 4 SjORLLY AVlTCH sb 4 IS 10 10 IhV 93 6 7. H BuUer E Stewart GO 100 100 40 13 C05 FOXY GRANDPA wsb 5 107 5 7 G5 G 6H 81 H Smith A F Rooker 60 laO 150 60 -a C85BLACKTHORN wsn 7 110 4 6 43 4? 81 9- 91! Rice C P Fink 20 2d 2u 8 600S1 KINDLER w 6 103 7 8 10 10 10 10 10 Rettig WillowCreekSble 100 200 150 GO 2a Time. 25, 51. 1:1S, 1:44. Winner Br. h, bv Montana What Not trained by G. II. Thomas. Went to post at 3:13. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won easily; second the same. Dusty Miller, froni a flvlng start, assumed command after going the first quarter and was never seriously menaced afterwards. Chablis was the only serious contender, being in nearest attendance 011 the winner throughout and putting up a game closing struggle. Briers, away flatfooted and forced into an Inside position all the way, was pocketed on the backstretch and loomed up well in. the stretch, but was never dangerous. el-lowstone ran in forward and game contention throughout. Major Tenuy got away badly and closed a coii-fciderable gap. Mr. Farnnm finished close up and ran a good race. Scratched G0G39 Lady Kent. 105; C0514 Glenarvou, 107. Corrected weights Foxy Grandna, 107. v Overweights Chablis, 1 pound; Briers. 2; Yellowstone. 2. " VT f t FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. yJ I U JL Net value to winner 25. - Ind Horses AWt PPsTu Vs StrFin Jockeys Owners. O H C P S 6057DLILY GOLDING wsb 4 99 C 5 l1! 1 I3 11 Graham G S McKenzie 2 2 2 T-101-3 606405JUDGE n 5 102 4 2 2b 21 21 25 R Davis E J Ramsey 10 17 la 5 2 C0452 WATCHFUL w 3 90 2 G 6 5J 41 3 Brussel T II StevensandSonG 10 10 35 6-a C0290 EL DINERO w 3 88 3 3 5s 41 3 4 W Kelly E J Baldwin 7 8 8 3.1 G0315 DARGIN wji 5 112 1 4 4J 6 55 5 W Dugan B Schreiber 2J 3 2J 4-5 2-a G0609 RALBERT wb 4 107 5 1 33 33J 6 G T Clark C C McCafferty 3 5 5 2 .-1C Time,.21L 49, 1:15. Winner B. f, by Kismet, by Melton Roae Maid trained by W. Hawke. Went to post at C:45. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Lily Golding raced quickly into a tremendous lead and, after seeming able to spreadeagle the others, finished tiring suddenly and swerving to the inside. Judge ran in second position throughout in a fast and game pursuit and left the others in the last quarter as if they were anchored. Watchful, squeezed out early and losing a half dozen lengths, made up ground rapidly after losing a lot of ground by a wide stretch turn and finished like a shot in a superior effort. Kl Dlnero, after being in forward contention early, dropped to the rear in the last quarter. Dargln tired badly after being prominent for half the journey. Ralbert also .succumbed after going a fast three furlongs. Overwelgbts Dargln, 1 pound. C fT7 AQ SIXTH RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. O J VJ J value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P H 60G09TOCOLAW wb 5 114 4 2 3"t 1U 11. In W Knapp J Madison 25 14-513-57-10out G033SDEUTSCHLAND wn G 114 5 1 lh 2J5 23 25 W Dugan B Schreiber 3 4 16-511-101-3 60420 NEVA LEE -w 4 105 2 3 41 4J l 33 C Miller SierraNvdaSble 7-5 7-511-109-20out 60515GOSSIPER II. W 4 100 1 4 2 35 31 4i Rice J Touhey 5 10 10 25 1 60671 LISARO WB 3 90 3 5 5 5 5 5 W Kelly E J Baldwin 30 100 100 15 13-5 Time. 241, 4SJ, 1:01. 1:081. Winner Ch. c, by Bassetlaw La Toquera trained by J. Madison. Went to post at 4:15. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Tocolaw received a flying start, but was taken hack and reserved in close pursuit of the pacemaker on the outside good going and, joining issue in the stretch, Knapp outfinlshed Dugan, gaining a lucky verdict. Dentsch-land made the running under a pull to the stretch, where he was downed by a bungling finish and injudiciously bandied. Neva Lee, on the inside, was shut off early and, dropping far back, finished on the inside in deep going and could never get up. Gosslper II., on the inside in deep going, was in gain e and forward contention throughout. Lisaro finished close up. Corrected weights Gosslper II., 100!
