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OAKLAND FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., March 8, 1906. One hundred and first day. New California Jockey Club. Win- ter Meeting aliout 151 days. Weather clear; track good. 29 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. 0"VQ "I f FIRST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Track record 1:051. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and up-J V J JL J ward. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 C0SS9LISARO wsn 3 109 4 6 6l 31 lJ 1 L WilliamsE J Baldwin 1-2 1-2 2-5 1-5 1-10 C03115MIDMONT ws 3 103 1 4 41 4i 2" 21 L FountainB Graffort and Co 6 10 10 11-54-5 C072S DICK WILSON WsB 3 107 9 5 5J 5J 4" 3s Otis J E Abbott S 13 13 13-51 C0160. ESTMERB ws 3 102 11 1 2 21 5 42 Brussel W L Stanfiehl CO 150 150 40 12 RILEY DWYER w 3 101 7 7 9 81 Cn" 5 E RobinsnT Martin and Co 25 25 15 4 8-5 599S3 JAMES A. MURRAY W 4 109 2 3 1 11 3k CI Graham D A Ross 10 30 25 7 3 G0S24 SALEM w 4 109 3 2 3t 6 71 70 G BuIlmanKelly and Martin 100 200 200 80 20 59332 NOTHING W 3 100 S S 81 9 9J S1 T.Clark McCthyandFlahty 50 SO 40 15 0 C0210LIBEItTlNUS WB 3 10S 6 9 7" 7 S 9 W Knapp Club Stable 8 15 12 3 1 TS625 OLAUSULO w 3 107 5 10 10 10J 10 10 F Sullivan F J ORourke CO 100 100 30 1 0 COOOS LIZZIE MINE w 4 109 10 11 11 11 11 11 Hobart Antrim Stable CO 200 200 75 23 Time. 241, 501, 1:02. 1:0SJ. Winner Br. c, by Rey el Santa Anita Seven Up trained by T. H. Cooke. Went to post at 2:00. At post 1 minute. Start had. Won in a canter; second driving. I.isarn quickly worked through, on the Inside into a long lead when straightened for home, winning as his rider pleaded Midmont ran in game and forward contention throughout. Dick Wilson got away slowlv on the extreme outside and came fast from the rear in the stretch. Estmere showed good early speed, lint failed to stay Riley Dwyer was shut off early and closed a considerable gap in the last half. James A. Murray -i reported fast one, showed a burst of speed, but tired and probably was short. Salem showed good earlv speed. Scratched 59GSG Sandstone, 112. Overweights; Llsaro, 2 pounds; Midmont, 1; Nothing, 2; Liliertinus, 1; Lizzie Mine, 2. fi AQl rT SECOND RACE 1-2 Mile. Track record 47J. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Selling. XJxJiy JL 4 Net value to winner 23. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 C06CCELMDALE ws 112 6 4 2 lk 1 T Clark J Coffey 4 4 19-51 ll-O LUGANO w 109 10 0 31 4h 2 E Hayes T H StevensandSon30 200 200 60 20 C0759 LASSEN w 112 4 1 1U 2- 32 L, WilliamsW B Jennings 10 20 20 6 2 C0S33 LORD ROSSINGTON wb 112 12 f. 3"t 41 E RobinsnKirkfield Stable 10 20 16 5 1 606C6DUKE OF ORLEANS ws 112 S 9 71 7J 51 L Fountain!! Stover 4-5 g-lOS-lOg-OUS C0791 QUEEN AILEENE W 109 3 S 8 5 Ch Rice A Ross 5 13 13 ax 60322KOGO ws 109 7 7 9 SJ 7S Barrett L H Ezell 10 15 15 4" 1 C0759 ALTA SPA w 112 5 5 4"t 6 S C WilliamsTliurlow Stable 30 200 200 40 20 60S22 MRS. MATTHEWS w 109. 9 10 Cut 9 9i W Knapp B Schreiber 5 15 13 4 3-3 COSiTHERMIT-S CROSS "WS-lC7ri-3 10- 10 10 Clifford Almendrall Farm-60 300 300 100 30 . Time 12i. 24J, 49. Winner B. c, by Marius II. Makawa trained by J. Coffey. Went to post at 2:31. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second driving. Elmdale from a flying start, practically forced the pace throughout, coming away with a rush right at the end Lti"ano luckily placed from the start, went wide on the turn, but came again at the end and going like a evclone Lassen, with a running start, ran lapped on the winner to the final sixteenth before he succumbed" Lord Rosslngton, shuffled back on the turn, was closing up well at the end. Duke of Orleans, nearly left and carried hopelessly wide on the turn, could never get up, -.Tlthough running two feet to the leaders one hi the stretch. Queen Aileene, away very badly, made up a lot of ground. Kogo is a slow beginner was repeatedly pulling up and uever had clear sailing, but will do over a longer distance Scratched C0S53Reha, 10!; C0G97 St. Lucar, 107. dCiCkl Q THIRD RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Track record 1:511. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and up-UVJ JL O ward. Selling. Net value to winner $.125. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 60S54EXPEDIENT w 9 107 5 5 9 9 7 6 2k 1 Graham G H ThomasandCo 3-2 3-2 7-511-201-4 C0S57WENRICK ws 5 110 4 2 4i 41 5 5J 3i 2- Minder Clal and Sturgeon! 8 8 3 3-2 CO760 LEILA HILL ws 4 106 8 3 S 81 81 8 5 3J Loague E Belmont 15 13 13 41 2 CHABLIS w 5 101 2 1 lh lh lh 12 12 43 E RobinsnD Zellnsky 3 3 11-54-5 2-3 C0729 SPONDOOLIX w 4 102 6 4 5 5J 41 4h 41 5 Locke Jones and Lusk 30 100 100 40 15 60763 NO REMARK Wsb 5 107 3 7 31 3 33 37 61 F Sullivan R OGrady 30 50 5 0 20 S 60639 ETHEL ABBOTT W 5 103 1 6 2l 2 2 2S 6 7h Rice F J Neil 6 10 8 3 3-- C0700 JOLLY WITCH SB 4 103 9 9 6 61 6 7" 8 S R Butler E Stewart 10 0 "0 6 -l" C0639 LFORD JAMES wsb 5 107 7 8 7 7 9 9 9 9 A Wright W Kern 20 50 30 "0 S Time. 244. 49, 1:1G. 1:43, 1:33J. dinner Ch. g, by Flambeau Experiment, by Cyrus trained by G. II. Thomas. , .Vf,nt t0 vost at 2:5R- At I,ost 2 mtnltes- Start good. Won easily; second driving. Expedient was skiurully reserved in the rear for a half mile, then moved through an opening like a flash and won running off Wenrick was well placed in the early running and came fast at the end. Leila Hill, after trailing far in the rear for six furlongs, finished with a fine burst of speed. Chablls was ecesslvelv urged in pacemaking and tired In the last sixteenth under a bad ride. Spondoolix ran In forward anil game contention throughout and shows improvement. Ethel Abbott showed speed, but failed to st-iv Overweights Leila Hill, 1 pound; Chablls. 1. ftOQl Q FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Track record 1:51. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and up-JJtJ A. tj ward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C PS ?IT.I:ESERVATOR ws 9 5 2 2 2"- W 13 3 L WilliamsW D Randall 1 1 9-109-201-4 C0700 MAJOR TENNY B 7 107 7 S ll V lh 2J 2 2"t W Smith H Green 7 15 13 4 2 54343 ROUGH RIDER it 9 107 S 7 5 5s 4 3 3 31 E RobinsnP S Roberts 6 8 S 4 2 S- JSYlCTUS W 8107 2 8 7i 11 J1 S3 55 4S Graham W Gabn?el 20 40 40 lo 5 Si?- R,, s 6 105 1 4 61 62 9 S 7-k 5h L Fountain W Durker 4 51 5 7-5 1-2 COSd, CANEJO s 9 101 6 3 4 41 51 52 4-t 61 Rettlg J J Ellerd 15 30 30 10 4 G0S57 SPRME COURTwsn 4 107 4 2 3 33 3h 4 6 7 Brussel Z Abrams 3 S 6 2 1 C00S4 ISABELITA WB 6 103 5 9 9 9 61 71 S Rice J M Crane 0 40 40 1 5 60760TARRIGAN w 6 107 3 l1 -, .j01 McCthyandFlahty lo" 25 20 7 3 Winner Ch. g, by Salvation Formella trained hy W. D.ltandall. ent to post at 3:21. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second drivin- Preervator ran hard held In close attendance on the pacemaker for seven furlongs, then raced into a Ion" lc-id on the last ,,m,1aml WO! easing up. Major Tenny made the running and readily succumbed to the winner but stood off the others with unexpected gameness in the closing drive. Rough Rider finished with a belatedrush and can do better. Invictus finished well and was a good fourth. Iras ran on the inside deen nln ind cropped to the rear on the backstretch. but was solus fast in the stretch under a bad ride S oupnmc inreii e Court again failed to stay and ran a bad race. Tarrigan put up a poor effort. Overweights Preservator, 2 pounds; Canejo, 1. fiflQOO FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. Track record 1:3S5. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. vJ J J U j Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C p s I7C3WATER CURE wb 9 109 4 6 6 5 5 4k l1 W Smith T A Davies and Co 2 3 2 4-3 rnfVANNES wb 3 97 2 2 3"i 47 4i11 2 Graham T O Webber and Co2i 21 11-54-5 1-3 C069S FRANK FLITTNERwsn 3 92 6 5 4 3 2i 21 3 D Weber P Wilkerson 10 25 23 5 8-, 608:6JAKE MOOSE ws 3 9i 5 3 12 22 lh" 3 41 Brussel F, I Hanf on 10 13 1 4 rSiS3,9UICKRICH w 3 S9 1 1 2 lk 3h 5 5 E Walsh WEAppgateandCo 3 " 31 21 4-5 1-2 C0.C3 FOLLOW ME ws S 109 3 4 51 6 6 6 6 C AVilliamsL C Williams J 7 7 3 I Time. 25, 50, 1:101, 1:42J. IV inner Ch. g, by Watercress Lenas First trained by T. A. Davies . Welt V r,os1t at :!:4,,!- At Pst 1 minute.- Start good. Won easily; second the same. Water Cure began slowly and dropped quickly to far in the rear, but closed up rapidly on the backstretch, challenged l the last furlong and won going away. Tavannes. in early strenuous contention, lost ground at the half and came again and got Into a clear lend in the stretch, hut tired suddenh- at the end Frank Ilittner moved up and forced the pace in the last half and swerved across the others in the "tnteh coming away into an easy third Jake Moose failed to stay after a superior display of sneed. Ouickric li eomiuonC ajlop a" 1,,calml,,c rIdcr- 1 ollow Me ra" :i ver bad ra aI"l seemed miable to raise a Scratched G0G9S Merrj-go-Round, 92. AOQ9TT S1XTU RACtE,r5 1-2 Furln- Track record 1:05J. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and uZ Vi J j2 ward. Allowances. tJ -L Net value to winner 23. Ind Horses AWt PPSt Vt K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C "pS 593SG CALLAGHAN w 4 110 5 3 1 11 11 1 L WilliamsJ C Nealon --5 9-3-10out- M836 YADA wsb 4 110 4 5 2J 21 J 21 21 J Walsh W Cahill 15 20 4 ft r, C0S27 SALABLE ws 4 107 1 2 4? 3" 31 3 T Clark J Ryan S 11 10 7 r, ?"o C0733 LOTTA GLADSTONE w 3 9S 2 7 3 41 4 4 Graham R H Harris 15 23 0 " 9 10 ..-WoeillLIONO WS 9 109 6 !Tmefi t CWUtartM Bn 100 300 300 CO 20 Winner Ch. e, by ltorgla Engea trainedhv J. C. Nealon Weut to post at 4:11. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter- second easily Calla-han muVnl " f:;1, "K 7,t"":,!,s at ,nc.e, ra V,0,U,r lead ad wo a SlV y"!.. In nearest VnH il , i!f i i f ,,le,lest1 of ,tue others and is very good, but out of place in sprints. 11 V u . ,k,, J""1"11 carty. dosed up considerable ground in the stretch. Lotta Gladstone, pwr sSSr" developed good early speed. The others were beaten off, Im Joe making a very j Scratched C0795 Delagoa, 107; G0359Montanus. 100; C0C99 Janeway. 109. Overweights Lotta Gladstone, 1 pound; Im Joe, 3. a.
