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OAKLAND FORM CHART. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., March 9, 1906. Ouc hundred and second day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting about 151 days. Weather clear; track good. 2D 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. nAQyj Q FIRST RACE 1-2 Mile. Track record 471. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens. UVtilO Allowances. Net value, to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 60C01 TONY FAUST w 114 1 1 1"" 1" lh W Dugan B Schreiber C-5 S-5 9-101-2 1-4 C0572 MAY L. N. w 107 3 2 25 2 2 Graham D A Ross 20 20 55 2 7-10 60S53"MENDEN w 114 8 5 3 35 3 5 W Knapp W P Fine 10 15 15 5 2 60853 TANANA w 110 6 7 7 5 45 K RobinsnNome Stable 20 40 40 15 7 60372 CHARLEY PAYNE w 114 2 3 41 6 5 L FountainJ Touhey S 15 15 6 2 60759"YANKEE JIM w 111 4 S fil 45 65 Rice C Ross 5 55 55 8-5 7-10 60553 WEATHERFORD w 10S 11 G 96 8nk 7"t L WilliamsW B Jennings 20 40 40 12 6 C0S53 JILL WS 107 9 9 85 9 8 Barrett L. II Ezoll 15 50 50 20 10 LUCY C. w 112 10 10 10" 10 9i Bozeman T Martin and Co 60 100 100 40 20 MS53REBA w 111 7 4 5 7l 10 Brussel II T Griffin 10 25 20 7 3 C02SS TETRAZZINI wn 107 5 11 11 11 11 T Clark T G Ferguson 20 40 40 12 7 Time, 24 J. 49. Winner Br. c, by Sain St. Rose trained by W. Covington. Went to post at 2:05. At post minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second easily. Tony Faust broke striding and established a small lead at the start, which he maintained throughout. May L. N. ran lapped on the winner to the stretch, where she lost ground by a wide turn, but came again and finished wearing the winner down fast. Menden was lucky at the start and iu forward contention to the last sixteenth, where lie tired. Tanaua finished fast. Charley Payne, badly interfered with on the turn, finished well. Yankee Jim was nearly left, closed an immense gap and was easing up at the. end. Scratched C0209 Elota, 111. Overweights Weatherford, 1 pound; Lucy C, 1. fA Q SEC0ND RACE 7-8 Mile. Track record 1:25. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. 0 v. J tab fj Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P B CC732LEM REED w 6 107 7 7 6J 7 55 25 1" L WilliamsW M Rogers 1 1 7-107-201-4 60S5S HOMESTEAD wb 7 110 6 11 71 61 6 1" 2 A Wright C E Murray 10 10 65 2 1 60S57MAY HOLLADAY WB 5 105 2 3 33 1 2l 35 35 Gdchild B F Edwards 10 15 15 5 11-5 60670BIRDIE P. 5 105 4 4 5 4and 3and 45 45 L FountainD S Fountain 4 8 8 25 6-5 t0261 MOUNTEBANK s 9 107 5 5 8 Sk 71 6 5 J Clark McCthyandKcatg 30 40 25 8 4 60512 DORA I. V 7 105 3 2 15 3nt 4and 5 65 T Clark J Ryan 10 20 20 8 3 60S23DOTTEREL w 6 105 8 6 9l 9 9 8 75 Rice W H Lynch 30 40 30 10 4 60554 ROBERT MITCH LLwb 4 110 1 1 25 2 in 1- 8" Graham G Summers and Co 6 13 12 5 25 60790 ELFIN KING w 6 106 11 8 4"t 53 8 9 95 B Powell J Guthrie 6 15 15 5 11-5 E9S36 JOYNER w 4 110 9 10 10lo1010 109 108 Loague E E Burnett 60 100 100 20 10 C023S LIDA T. W 4 103 10 9 11 11 11 11 11 F Sullivan N Jortall 100 150 150 60 25 Time, 23J, 491, 1:15 J, 1:28. AVinner Br. g, by Victory Mertie Reed trained by W. M. Rogers. Went to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second easily. Lem Reed, away badly, rapidly improved his position on the extreme outsidf throughout, getting up to win In the last stride. Homestead, away badly on the inside, closed a big early gap and was repeatedly shut off on the far turn, but got into the lead in the stretch and, tiring, finally suffered an unlucky defeat. May Holla-day, from a flying, start, helped, to force the pace, but was tiring in the stretch. Birdie P. ran forwardly, but failed to stay. .Mountebank went moderately well. Robert Mitchell showed superior speed for six furlongs. Elfin King ran prominently for half the journey. Scratched C0729 Maid of Fermoy, 105. OverWeiS.htST-EJfin .King, .4 pounds.. ., ..... . . ariCkPZa THIRD RACE 5-8 Mile. Track record 591. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. OUUtlU Fillies and Mares. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt M StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S 6013S MERINGUE w 4 96 3 3 2 2 25 13 Graham C J Casey 10 20 20 8 4 60S21 LADY BIMBO ws 6 lOt 2 1 15 12 15 2" T Clark G Edison 20 40 30 10 4 C0733PCESS WHEELER w 4 93 6 5 4" 3t 45 3and W Smith W P Fine 11-51 35 1 1-2 60419 FLO MANOLA ws 5 93 8 6 75 S8 75 4o W Kelly Galveston Stable 60 100 100 30 12 T.975S PRICKLES WB 4 95 10 7 55 45 65 55 J Clark H E Magill 40 60 40 12 5 C0732 STIRLING TOWERS w 7 103 1 2 62 55 3 65 F Sullivan Long and Co 5 6 41 8-5 4-5 60636MEADA w 4 9S 4 4 3"t 75 8 75 Barrett C Winchell 30 50 50 15 6 C9SS3MARIE H. w 4 95 9 S S10 6nS 55 Sh R Davis W M MurryandCo 10 15 10 4 3-2 C0S23 SYLVIA TALBOT w 6 93 7 9 9 9 9 9 Rice B Schreiber 6-5 S-5 8-5 4-5 1-2 C0261 MISS HUNTER w 6 96 5 Bolted. Russell O P Romish and Co3 10 0 3 S-5 Time. 24, 41. 1:015. Wiuner B. f, by Peep oDay Lemon trained by C. J. Casey. Went to post at 2:54. At post ; minutes. Start bad. Won easily; second driving. Meringue, from a lucky start, ran in close pursuit of Lady Bimbo and made good decisively in the stretch. Lady Bimbo showed the most early speed, but tired in the final sixteenth. Princess Wheeler, carried hopelessly wide and mishandled, finished fast and gainiug. Flo Manola was close up and going fast at the end. Prickles steadily improved his position. Meada was badly shut off on the far turn. Sylvia Talbot was almost too sore to move and was always hopelessly outpaced. Scratched OOOIKJ Standard, 100; 00101 Cousin Carrie, 95. Overweights Meringue, 1 pound; Lady Bimbo, 4; Stirling Towers, S; Meada, 3; Miss Hunter, 1. ftHQI FOURTH RACE 1 Mile and 100 Yards. Track record 1:44J. Purse 1906.sh00. 3-year-JJt-7 tJ JL olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PPSt A U StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 60SS3 CHRISTINE A. w 6 90 7 5 3"k 35 25 2 1 W Smith. T A Davies and Co 1 11-104-5 2-5 1-5 60420 FISHER BOY WSB 4 105 6 . 2 5 4 3- 43 2 L FountainP Wilkerson 4 10 10 4 9-5 C0823 PHALANX 4 10S 8 3 15 1 15 15 3nt y Knapp W H Travers 4 65 65 11-511-10 60S27JUDGE B 5 99 5 4 25 2 45 3and 45 R Davis E J Ramsey 10 20 20 S 4 60761 HAVILAND wb 9 99 2 6 6 6" 7 7U 55 E Hayes T H StevensandSonlO 10 7 25 1 00796 HI COL CAP s 6 107 3 7 7 73 5 5i 6nk Otis P Sheridan 20 50 50 12 4 6079S HIPPOCRATES wb 5 101 4 1 S 8 8 8 73 Graham C Van Dusen 20 25 10 4 9-5 006C9 -CLYDEO w 4 100 1 8 45 55 63 6 8 Rice J McCarthy 6 15 15 6 25 Time, 21, 49, 1:15, 1:41, 1:47. inner Ch. m, by Onius Leonell trained by T. A. Davies. Wenfr to post at 3:17. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Christine A., running on the Inside deep going, followed the pacemaker closely from the start, challenged and passed him on the last turn and won out after being under the whip all of the last quarter. Fisher Boy, after running within striking distance in the good footing, finished like a cyclone when straightened for home. 1 halanx, from a flying start, forced a stiff pace and for seven furlongs held his own, but tired right at the end. Judge, poorly handled, ran a fast and game race. Haviland came from the rear in a whirlwind hnish. ill Lol tap was not fast enough. Clydeo can do better. Hippocrates ran as if sulkv hcratclied 008S9Bantam, 90; GOSSoThe Lieutenant, 105; 00513Magrane, 105; OOlSSMassada, 91. Overweights Fisher Boy, 1 pound. finQO FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. Track record 1:381. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Selling. JJ J fj jLi Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PPSt U JA StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C p S X25A w 10S 1 1 15 15 15 1J 15 Lt WilliamsH Mack 4 75 vTr 6-5 S?2,S2R2-y w107 10 s 101 Gi 41 2Si Loague E E Burnett S 15 15 C 2.. ir:f RP,LI0 ws 110 5 12 U5 8i 85 35 33 A Wright F J ORourke 6 9 9 3 8-5 ;77"S,, s 100 9 7 4i 3nL 3H 2t 4" Rettig J J Ellerd 5 9 S 4 2 i1 PEPPER-POD wb 105 11 10 65 75 9 65 55 Rice W L Oliver 4 8 8 4 2 S mdv1"0111211 WB 110 8 6 S5 35 55 55 6 F Sullivan H Green 7 7 2 6-5 3-3 Mh-JRR-GO-ROUND w 105 6 3 2"k 45 4 75 75 L, FountainD S Fountain 7 15 15 6 25 VEAR. w 105 12 4 7nk 6 01 85i Graham W R Engstroin 15 20 20 8 4 ,i-SVSylY MAIY w 105 3 5 3t 2- 2t 95 E RobinsnII Mann 3 3 14-51 3-5 J2JSJ S," . , w lu 7 11 13 II5 U U- 10" E Hayes T II StevensandSon30 100 100 40 20 i?2?YATSON w 17 4 2 55 9-tlO 105 11 W Knapp W I. Stantield 12 20 20 S 35 591t6 PEA1-OWL w 100 2 9 H112 12 12 12 Jarrett G W Dodge 10 100 100 40 20 Time, 251. 50, 1:10", 1:4;:. VIiuier B. f, ,v Balgowau Nance ONeil trained by H. Mack. w ent to post at 3:43. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving: second easily. Tavora. r.V.Miil.I aIms start sto,e !l wlnHhS lead on the first turn and maintained her advantage after i J i " . th0 tavorlte at the half and won a lucky race under a skillful ride. Rotrou, away poorlv. lioscu an immense gap, saved ground on the Inside 011 thc-last turn and was closing up like a shot at the ni.i i IV w:lty Icft- mjule "I fifteen lengths on the leaders in the first half and came through on the ;r-?.,i tl.iJlf; ltteti:b "J".1 tired Anally, running a superior race. Pepper-pod suffered at the start, but .i.H. h a ro"gl lomiley a,ul finished fast, running an extra good race. Ebel Thatcher was never .ii i,,.n,.1 -rry-go-Round showed good early speed and probably was short. Lovey Slarv was shut off t , f,7 J1.1111 fr.a" iu cIose l";suit of the wiuner for six furlongs and tired and was eased up. v Overweights Tavora, 3 pounds. fiAQ fc Q SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Track record 1:12. Purse 1906.sh00. 3-year-olds and upward. UVtUQ Handicap. Net value to winner 50. Iiidllo7ses AWt PPSt Vt y. StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C "pS ni-TwSV wn 5 117 l r.k 41 r-l 15 W Knapp .1 Madison 11-511-59-5 7-10lT SS S PRIDE w 1016 3 15 1 15 21 E RobinsnSchnlothandKirby 2i 4 4 3-2 7-10 Ul!7 RUB w l 99 3 5 3A 2" 3 33 Graham W B Jennintr S 111 R - k - WS3T ROYCROFT wn 1 9S 3 7 7 7 7 7 Brussel Doss . andHolfc T 15 30 To I 3 lime, i, 481, l:loJ. . Diner Ch. h, by Basse law La Touiera trained by J. Madison. vvent to post at 1:13. At post 4 minutes. Start bad. Won easily second the sime Tocolaw an undoubted crackcrjuck, got away slowly In an inside position and was pocketed to the Tast Z iatbe but J , i, " I m1: ",,-V ,..f riIe ?utb,roke ,Ue others and ma"e the running easily for five furlongs, liVX i. .,0 C W,lmir iu drlve- KubJ 1 ,1 i tlle, ,closln? ran forwardly and gamely throughout SL M I li.V.M,. r,,u. v".v wide on the last turn, being also crowded by the winner, then C 1. 1 l1 cn!1- ""Nc wa "ever dangerous, but finished well up. however, place 1,1 sprluts. y Kl,croft wus iractically left and closed a big gap, bit is out of Oveivvelshts Forerunner, 1 pound.
