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HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART. OAKLAWN. HOT SPRINGS. ARK.. Saturday. February 9, 1907.— Sixth day. Oaklawn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting. 80 days. Weather clear; track fast. 8 books on. Presiding .Indue. Frank J. l.rjan. Starter, A. 15. Dade. Secretary. E. W. Mavginn. BacJng starts at 2:15 p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs. B blinkers. Figures In parenthesis following the distance "t each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. /"» /"» f -| t FIRST RACE— 3-8 Mile. 38 — 2— 105. Pane 8300. 2-year-OldS. Maidens. Selling. DDt/lO Net value to winner 25. lnd Horses AW~t~Pl St U ±2 zi Str Ein Jockeys Owners 0 H~C P~~S~ | • BHR OOURIKR URL w MS fi 2 9 1| C H BhlUgR L Thomas 10 12 12 5 2J m.si.s OROBA wioi i 1 lak 2«1 Engldcr China A Forwythe* s S 3 3-2 i at ii!. wniiii :; | tl Abuchoa J C Mihun 6 12 12 5 21 WILLIAM RISSETT W 107 5 1 II *k D Riley P T China in 12 12 5 21 66819 ROYAL JACK w Vtl 2 7 It1 ,".h Cherry J W May 10 13 6 2 1 NW6S HASTY w 100 8 8 S1 6* S Dickson H R Baker 5 5 4 6 5 7-10 ! tests FARE w HO 14 18 1 ~, McFada Q W Innes 6 7 7 8J I t WATER LOCK W IK 10 ■!" and Shrove Stubbs Bros 1" "0 30 12 6 66868 M!» vv 100 11 g H 9it Young .T Dick 30 40 40 20 10 [Y»RO a M7 IS I li in. Wishard W C Price 6 8 8 2J 6-5 i --; MARGET RANDOLPH W 9913 11 8*111 Butler .1 S Hawkins 2 4 4 R 5 4-5 k.m.s WHITE FILLY B* H Ul 121 P Burton .1 A Hall H 30 30 12 6 OSCAR !. w 10713 12 12 13* .1 Foley C Paagrits M in 10 4 2 MALTRATA W 102 1 IS 13* 141 Hagan E M Ware IS 2." 26 10 5 ROLL WEEVIL «. 107 7 11 15 15- W Allen W II Norton M 16 H 6 3 UREEN LIGHT v 110 3 16 16 16 Bchamp G W J Bissell 10 15 15 6 3 Time. 12J. 28*, .".7 . Winner -B. f. by Meadowthorpe— Bramble Leaf trained by -T. T. Ireland. Weal to pos ai 2 1" . At i o~t 2 mlnates. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. r iii. away well and showing much speed, was prominent throogboal and. standing a bard drtre gamely, outlasted Oroba In the closiug strides. Orobs boob ran into the lead and appeared the winner. Put tired at the end. Aunt ll.ila. breaking from an outside position and going wide most of the :.. tini--;iod fast and was wearing the leaders ilo n at the end. illi.uu Bisseti broke manlag and i a Hash of earlj speed, hut tired as if short. Boyal .lack away in ■ tangle, dosed ■ Mg _ ip and wa gaining fast at the end. Hasty a is Interfered with and bad scant chance. Margaret Randolph was I j il. bandied and can do better. The winner was en, end for 8480; no bid. Scratched Colonel Bob, 1 i". Overweights Coarl r Girl, 1 poand; Oroba. 2: Aunt Hal-.i. ■. I tni Q SECOND RACE 3 1-2 Furlongs. 42—2—110. Parse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. J OOt/li/ Net value to winner ?::no. Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vt Vz % Str Ein Jockeys Owners O H C P S it -inlliil.i.ow a 11 s 2 1*1 11 D?. McFadn E T Graves 2j :. 5 S-5 3-5 n.-i.; - :i liti.EY ROSSMORE w 108 I 1 2- 2 1 2s D Austin .1 Milam *1 H-1011-M2-5out B«843 WORK DAY u 108 1 :: V :; 3 | Engider • Garaon I 8 S 2 4-5 MARY TALBOT lU 7 t 81 t ■! Cuthr .1 S Hawkins 12 1". IS E : •;»".• I : l ! . l . v KOWIJ0GS -vv 1»1 S I B* V S C M ShillgR L Thomas 4 l" 7 ini-3 HASTY MIXES u 104 . 4 % fi- Abucbon .1 C Mil.nn *1 II 1011 102 :, out G6S43 VSHAKIE u tin 3 S 71 V . Cherry ; V -I Btssell 30 M 1" 13 I SENATOR PAYNTEJR 101 1 8 ■■ V s- D Riley P T Chinn M 20 20 7 3 BAR :. w 104 , I :» 0 Young W 11 Norton 15 30 30 12 C *Coapled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Tin*, 12-. 21 . 371, !"-. Winner B. .-. by Dototeia -Follow trained by G. W. Innes. i Went i" post at 2:45. At iioi i.iiantes. start good. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Ibdlow iv ., .hmI .o|i. dashed Into a long lead at once and, maniac, straight throughout, aon all the way with pi-in in reserve. Shirlej Kossmore was sharply cut off by the winner soon after the start and had to o wide into the stretch, bat was not good enoogb to heal Hollow. Wbrk-a-Day was away well, ran • i ■!• e an . II the waj snd anisl 1 gamely. Hilly Bowlegs waa away in a tangle, hut c!- sid a hi-_- gap and ran i good race. Marj Talbot finished well, bat ran green and is far from being ready. Hasty Agnes * iwed ■ Basb of need before tiring. I Qvernii-.-hi Washakie, :: poands. I nOOH THIRD BACK 3-4 Mile. 1:134-8—118. Parse 840a 3 ye-jr olds. Selling. J O £k F N I value to winner $:.0. lad Horses AWt PP St U y. % Str Fin .Tockeys Owners O II C P S i mi: REAR waa 9211 :. i= i4 * 1« shrove s H Cardwell 4 4 4 8-5 4-5 i.i. -.1 FLIP in: 92 •". C 4* V 2 V Batler •! 8 Hawkins 4 4 2 4-5 2-5 • I TOM GILROY v, n 96 12 8 SI 3] Sl S1 P Barton .1 R Wainwright i". IS 10 4 2 CS796 IIOTTLES w 108 I I Mi 8 H 4 Dearborn C V MneUer 12 12 12 E 2 66844 BOBS PET w 98j 2 - "■■ 41 ♦* 61 Griffith C Pangrita 20 25 25 10 S !■ ;i i.i: SCOTT wa I0S a M 7 ll 81 V D Austin .! C Milam 8 8 8 3 7-5 G6X44 r.LAOK BURN w 97 ll ll- r, , » 7- Engider H Abraham 12 2 7-10out hWEBBH ui: ::, :: l s . 71 J» s- Trueman SalleeALechlter 15 15 15 6 3 BE604 BUREN ARNOLD Sit g»J ."• 9" H E Martin B S Home 677 :. 8-5 66795 TOM MORGAN W : ~ 7 7 » in- 10 in4 Wvlie J S Bratton M 58 50 20 10 i SHARONOWANA WSB 101 H 12 12 12 ll1 IP Callus G W Clark Jr 4n H 58 20 10 ■6734 JOE COYLE W 107 I I 6i« 9 12 12 W Allen 1* J htillett 30 40 40 15 6 Time. 243. 4 .yf. 1AA,. Winner Br. r, b Bowling Green — Frla dOr trained by T. R. Lawrence. , ein to post nt 3:15. At post 2 ndnntes. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the same. The Bear, showing Improved form, sprinted into a long lead at once and only had to canter throughout, winning well in band. Flip, poorly handled, ran a good race and was going fast at the end. Tom Gilioy, ■way slowly and taken the ! "tilt* -1 way. finished fast and gamely and will probably rovers ■ this running I later on. Bottler came from a lon way bach in the stretch and was going gamely at the end. Black t Burn "t mi badly, but ran poor] and favors a sofr track. I.uivn Arnold appeared in poor form end i tailed to show mu h speed. Bobs Pet Showed speed, but can do better. The Winner was entered for 00; 6 no bill. , s. ttcbed — 65606 Autumn Flower. 100. . Orerwelghts- Bobs Pet, 31 poands; Belle Scott, r : Sharonowaaa. 4. t ftAQOl FOURTH RACE— 7-8 htfla. 1:27 — 1—122. Pane 8400. 3-year-olds and upward. UUt/ J-i JL Bettfalg. .Net value to winner 8800. "l"d Horses ~ AWTPPSt U % % sTrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P s7~ 668475FLORIZEL W 6 100 10 :; 1 li V 1» 1". Skir in 11 McCarren Jr S-5 0-5~6-5~3-3~l-3 t,.M7isr : an. ROCAMORAw 6 102 7 9 34 531 3* 21 Batler GW Innes 4 6 6 2 1 .1*71 •iKTKi: KNIGHT wb S 105 S G B» 41 4 4. 31 McFada W Keating 10 10 10 4 2 FOXHALL w 4 1 ■! 1 1 71 6h 6l 71 4- Young J J Ogles 6 12 12 S 2] SIR VAGRANT w3 90112 U 41 H S" SI 61 F Burton J C Mihun 19 12 12 5 8J RIN . OF 1LESS ws 4 100 11 8 8] 7] 81 h*a Wylie .1 S Bratton IS 68 H 20 10 i.i/.-. ALSONO w 7 ME B -1 2» 2 21 » 7 WT Allen E J Gildersleeve 6 6 5 2 1 6C8723ADESSO vv 4 l«i i. S 11* . . i - 91 8* Dearborn .1 Gaas 4 S E 2 4-5 i.-. ■ i: .1. SWANNER vv 4 9713 10 9 in. 6- 6" 91 J l.van W O Warner 10 12 12 5 2J 1 ■ CLEAR Mirili wsi 85 1 2 12" u- ll1 101 in1. Shreve B R Lawrence 38 -m M 15 6 66818 MARCO WB 7 Ml 2 1 6.. 121 12* U« U1 Callus J J Flannigan in 58 68 20 10 6682DNANCY wb 3 88 9 7 10- 8» M* 12» 13* Engider -T Garson 3 8 S 3 S-5 NINE w 5 105 :; 13 12 13 13 13 13 Griffith B Porter 20 40 40 13 6 Time, 244, 4.K. 1:11:. 1 :2:i. Winner B. g. by Juvenal — Florentia trained b ll. McCarren, Jr.. . Went !■■ post ai :;:;::. ai post •". minntes, Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. 1 Fwrise] ran as it much the lx--t and had to be to win, as pool ly handled, but hn ky in escaping inter- ference soon after the start, then went into the lead and gamely raced iiis early opponents Into subjection t and won with a little in teserTe. Saxanni Rocamora ran veil and waa going resolutely at the end. Peter Knight was a sharp factor ;.H the way and stood the linai drive gamely. FoxhaU, badly handle. 1. came , a rnsn through the last fnrlong and. with a slroueei rider up. wooid have been ■ danger owa coo-lender, sir Vagrant lov; mi eh ground by ,oi; _• ••■ id , Alsono ahowed speed, bat tired in the last juarter. Adesso ran a bad race and .m do much better. The winner was entered for scoo- no bid Scratched 06872 High Bear, 105; 66748 Midas. 100; 66897*Marimbo, 07. Ore* nelghts — FoxhaU, 2 poands; Marco, 1: Sir Vagrant, C. *Q|QCl 0 Flirxu RACE— 1 KOa aad 98 Tarda, 1:434—5—106. Parse 8400. 3-year-«4da and UU«7 AmI upward. Selling. Net value to winner 8980. "lnd Horses ~AWt P"P~St" Yi *and %~Str~Fln Jockeys Owners 0~H C P~S~ 88823 SNOW CALL wn 4 In 4 2 3?. 3" V 11 14 Engider W Hollar 5 5 4 2 1 66873 DR HART W 8 168 8 8 7= 6 5- 3* 2= C Fisher O Johnson 6 10 10 3 S-5 68873 LITTLE GIANT W 7 M9 7 5 8 61 J CJ P P Austin M J Whalen 6 7 7 2| 1 64376 IMBODEN v 6 169 I 1 11 li 2i 81 4- Finley M f hsner M 25 25 S" 4 08848 GRACELAND WB 4 98 E 7 5* 4" 8" 6* 5= Skirvin H McCarren Jr 12 2D 20 8 4 B6848 GALMEDA w 4 88 8 3 -■■-■• I" ",. 8* F Burton J II Jenkins 2 3 3 4-5 1-2 C.6S2U SKA WATER W3 ■ I I v M S" S- 7- Shtvv,. JAMundv 3 3 a 1 1-2 68848 BOB MAY WB 6 Ml Sin 84 7* 7» !i° S20 Milliano H T Batciieler 5 5 4 7-5 7-10 1 89898 HARRY WINTERS w2 92 2 4 4f Si ft- 7- 9» Trueman J Hick 15 25 25 S 4 8J n SAUCBO WB 8 107 10 S 10 fth 10 10 in Rawson C W Givens 10 25 25 8 4 Time, 2ii, 50i. 1:154, i:42. 1:47. Winner — Br. f. by Peep oliay — Rain Drop trained by W. HoUar. W«Bt to 1 i at 4:12. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won handily: second driving: third the same. Sn-n. Ball was well handled and it -erved to the stretch turn, where he assumed the lead when called on and won as his rider pleased, Dr. Hart, ahowiag Improved form, made up ground gamely and ran a good lace. Little Giant had a rongb trip, but Mood a bard drive well and juM got up in time for third place. Imboden, clear of Interference, ahowed a good turn of speed, but tired after going three-quarters. Grace- land was prominent in the early stages. Calnuda showed ■peed, but tired. Sea Water ran poorly. The winner was entered tor Maui; no hid. Scratched 66848 Ladaarion, 107. ftfiOOQ iX HI KACC-l Mile and 70 Yards. 1:434—5—106. Purse 00. 4-year-oMs and , JJ *J £itj upward Selling. Net raiae ta wiaaer 8300. lnd Horses AWt PP St % jjj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S K6M.S CCRSIS WB 7 101 7 2 31 2h f.l 3J 1 Bngider J Burttschell 5 6~ Z 1 1-3 88832 AGGIE LEWIS w I 107 4 5 8 6* 6" 61 *« Young J J Ogles 8 12 7 2 7-5 88871*J. P. MAVr.KR.RY vv 6 109 ft 1 51 3h 1J 1 3t E Rice W Egan 8-5 2 6-5 3:5 1-3 66847 HELGERSON WB 6 10S 5 In 71 6 » ZJ 2H 4 Callus J J Flannigan 10 20 20 8 4 86848 DIXIE ANDREWS w 5 107 S 3 l» 41 7- 61 5" McFadn H A Trowbridge 12 211 20 S 4 88848 ATLAS w 6 M2 :: A 8* l» 4t« 4 fih Traemaa C Schawacker 28 30 30 13 6 88871 LAMPADROME « i, hi c !i ** 71 8* 71 ","■ D Austin S A Beckham 3 4. 4 8 5 2 5 66S47 ATHENA w 1; 111 Hi s ft- s1 Si S" S1- Abiiehon !■ Coring Jr M M K 4 3 86860 BALSHOT w 4 lul 1 7 10 M M 1" ftJ Hagaa .1 Hlmj 20 M M 12 6 115663 KINGS GEM WB 4 104 2 6 UJ 93 9* i h 10 D Rilev P T Chinn 6 10 10 4 2 Time. 31, 50. 1:15. 1:42-. 1:481. Winner— R. g. by King Eric — Eecenana trained by W. A. Rurttschel!. Went to post at 4:11!. At post 2 minutes. Start lair. Won driving; second and third the tame. Cursus, showing improved form, was a forward contender from the start, dropped back seemingly beaten on tin- stretch turn, but came again and won drawing away. Aggie Lewis began slowly, but gradually improved her position and. finishing with a good burst of speed, got up in the closing stride for second place. J. P. Mayherry was badly handled and tired from being excessively used in the early stages. Helgerson ran fairly well and will do to remember on a soft track. Dixie Andrews showed early speed. Kings Gem broke down after goiou three-quarters. The winner was entered for 00- no bid. Scratched — t C.S!S i irosgra in . 111.
