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HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART. OAKLAWX. HOT SPRINGS. ARK.. Saturday. February 23. 1907. — Eighteenth day. Oaklawn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting 60 days. Weather clcudy; track sloppy, ill books on. PinsMlllg Judge, Frank J. Bryan. Starter, Mars OaasJdy. Secretary, E. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record age Of horse and weight carried. Q Fl EST RACE— 1-2 Mile. 48—2-109. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Ailov. ances. 6rQ1 I £i JL O Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses _~ AW~tPP~~St hi t % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67019*IDA MAY will 4 3 3i lii 1UD Austin J C Milam 3 4 18-57-10out 118 HOLLOW W 117 1 1 lot 2 t L". C H ShillgE T Graves 2 3 2 1-2 out 67168*NO ENGINE W 103 2 4 45 3t 34 F Perrett H McCarren Jr 10 13 13 3 7-10 670681FANDANGO W 114 3 2 8** 41* 4s* 4 Foley G W J Bissell 8-3 8-6 6-6 1-3 eat 66993 TING FANG wHS i 5 5 5 5 J J Walsh C S Williams 50 100 1W 30 10 Time. 1_|, 25, 36, 48 . Winner — Ch. f. by Charade — Forelock trained by J. C. Milami. Went to post at 2:13. At post l minute. Start good. Won ec.silv: second and third the same. Ida May. favored by the going and running to her best form, followed the early leaders close up and. wearing down Hollow in the nhal sixteenth, won drawing away with plenty in reserve. Hollow, well ridden and Boowlng the Bloat early speed, was right there throughout, but tired slightly in the final drive. No Engine U showing stead] Improvement, finished with a rush, although swerving, and was going gamely a: the end. Fandango is wind broken and could hardly breathe after finishing, hut sheared speed for in quarter. Ting Fang was only qualifying and was eased up throughout and is worth remembering. Q -i A SECOND RACE— 5 14 Furlong s. 1:0___3— 104. Purse 00. 3 year-el K 6ry i _J JL ej Allowances. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67170*MIKE BUTTON w 112 5 3 lb ll V V Cherry Stnbba Eros 2 5 1-2 2 6 out— 67144* CHANCELLOR W M9 ! S 5 .». •!• 2» 2*1 C H ShillgChinn A ForsytheO 7 5 75 25 67044 JIM SIMPSON WB 107 4 E 6 3*1 3* 8* 1 Austin J C Milam 8 8 8 Li 4-5 67170 DON HART W 102 7 2 _". 21 4:; 4* Donvitz C C Christie 4u 69 99 15 6 67072 DULWEBER WB 10a 3 10 1" m oJ B Hasan BalleeandLhleater 12 IE IE 4 3-3 67044 RUBBER BALL v 102 S 7 81 on 5» 6* .1 Murphy . I Burtt— chell 49 99 69 15 6 97119 KATE M*ORACKEN a 106 19 4 4 u 74 T» G Fisher H Ramshottou I 1". 39 39 10 4 66872 ALLINE CMJMMINGS w 107 E 9 7l 9* 9" 8* J J Walsh C s Williams lo 15 15 4 S-5 97119 BEDRICH WB MO 9 1 3*17*16 9* 7 Swain 1 T Morris 15 IS B 4 2 67119 STRAIGHTL1NE W 109 2 S 0 8* 8* lo 1 " Rurton A Weir 8 10 10 2 6 5 Time. 25. DO . i :o3 . 1:1",. Winner — R. e, by Boanerges — Settle Larry trained by E. Stnbbs. Went to post at 2:45. At post :; minutes. Start goo I. Won easUy; BrCOnd and third the same. Mike Sutton, luckv throughout, set a fast pace from tne start and, after wearing down the early contenders, bad enough in reserve to lat it on. Chancellor began slowly and seemed to be laboring in the early stages, but came East when he fully settled into his stride and. Bhishing fast, was rapidly overhauling the winner and would have panned him in a few more strides. Jim Simpson r.tu fairly well and had no mishaps. Bon Bart was always a close contender and ran a good sace tor him. Dalwehet closed a big gap iu the last quarter. Bedrice quit badly in the iaM quarter. Scratched 67144 Glendoveer, 10B; i.Ml The Belle ot Brighton, lo7; 67069 Kankakee. 107; 07170 Uaw-kaiua. loo: i;7107 Anna Buskin, H 7: 67144 Good and Rich, ] ■-. Overweights- Jim Simpson. 5 pounds; Kale McCracfcen. _ THIRD RACE- 3-4 Mile. 1 :12 -8 1 !3. Purse 00. S-jreW olds and upward. 6700fi I j£i 4U Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S G5559*SORREL TOP WE 93 5 4 E» 1" 3* 1" Dearborn I B Fitzeraid 2 Li Li 1 2-6 66973*BONEBRAKE W 5 101 7 5 l1 31. 1 ■ 2 Shrove c B Campbell 7 7 4 6-6 15 C7172 RUSTLING SILK w 4 107 lo 2 2 2»1 2" 8] 1 Austin .1 C Milam 3 7 7 2 6-5 UJ936 6ULTRT ws 4 162 9 12 9*10 9* P* Pinch W McLem ore 66 68 69 89 I 66896 R1 ILOBA w 1102 3 6 Ml 9» sn 7,C C II ShillgG AV lnnes 3 4 31 7-5 7-10 66997 VIPBRINE WB 5 164 »• •» 7; 6J ! 61 Rawson C W Given* 5 6 6 2 1 67144DOC KYLE WB 3 109 2 I 3.. 4 7. 71 1 Riley W Hollar M 12 L t 2 67097 PROTEUS WB 4 10L 4 3 6* snk gak ga •; RJee J V ONeal] 10 15 15 6 8 39815 BAKER WATERS WB 7 169 12 10 81 7*10" 9" Cherry • W McClelland 16 15 IE 6 3 66823 MISS FERRIS w I or, 1 1 7 4" 5" o1 1"J BngTder ll T Batcheler 20 26 2 J 8 4 84960 PRINCIPIA w I loo l ll ll- n-11- U1 Griffith T P Hayea ess :: s-j J. J. MC. WS 1105 8 8 12 12 12 12 l a;onpt II J.ertram 20 1W 100 40 20 Time, 2! . 50, 1:16 , Winner Ch. m. by Efermenee- Sunny Locks trained by 1. I?. Fit— — laid. Weat to j,e--i ai 3:15. At post 2 minute-. Start goo,;. Won driving: second and third the same. Sorrel Top. showing a "..,| performance for ■ arst oat in ■ long time, i d ■ hard drive witfc rere gaane UC--S aad outstayed the poorly bandied Bonehrake In the last few strides. The latter, much the best, was winning handily when a sixteenth nut, but his rider floundered about in the saddle, throwing the colt ••il his stride in the closing seventy yards. Rustling Silk ran a good race under a hustling ride and was lucky to save third place. Sultry ran a winning race and cl wed a big gap. Ruilob a was shunted back SMii after the start and had to uro wide nearly throughout, hut finished gamely and will improve. Viper inn had scant chance With ■ poor rider. Principia can do much better. The winner was entered for 8400; no aid. Scratched 67697 Ateono, 106; 670B9Autiimn Flower. 30; 0712:;Tyrolian. 104; 07122 Sterna, 00. Overweights — Bustling silk. 2 pounds: Baker Waters, 3. A7001 i"OURTH RACE— 1 Mile. l:36f— 4—1081. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. O i — — 1 Handicap. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses ~~AWTPP~sT"14, hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C PS 67171*TRES JOL1 w :: 88 2 2 1-.. I* 1* I4 l3 A Morgan F J Pons 81 31 2] 7-10out 67171*TERN*S ROD w 5 101 8 5 51 3i» 2* 2- 2*1 E Rice W Bgan 2 2 6-5 1-2 out 67096WTNG TTNG WB 3 105 E E E 5. 3* 3* 8" Batter .IS Hawkins 4 El 5i 9-5 7-10 6717DHANNTBAL BEY WB S 112 E 1 3*1 2* 4 4- 4., Englder H R Baker 4 8 8 3 6 E 67I2DTHISTLE DO W 6 ]0l 4 4 ! 6 6 B* 5,; Knopf Mrs C F, Mahone 4 5 5 6-5 1-2 67173 RUTH NOLEN TV 1 871 1 8 8* -I1 E| 1 ~ Shrove GRAABFlowers 15 60 60 20 8 I hue, 25 . 60, 1:151, l:42f. Winner — 15. f. by Inspector R, — AI Lone trained by .1. O. Holder. Went to peat at 3:42. At i ot 1 miaute. Start good, won easily; second and third the same. Tree Joli. favored by her light impost and the going, ran into a lorn: lead at once and spreadeagled the oilier.-, winning as her rider pleased. Terns KikI began slow v and was pool L bandied throughout, but liiished going gamely and fast. Wing Ting, taken wide mot Of the way. lintsln o with a itts.i and was gaming fast at the end. Hannibal I.ey tired alter going a half and seemingly disliked the heavy track. Thistle Do ran poorly. Ruth Noten had no miflhaBS Overweights — Rutli Xolen. 3j pounds. Itv7000 FIFTH RACE -1 Mile and 70 Yards. 1 : i.3;— 5— 100. Furse $ UK. 3-year-olds. 0_i__J l__*; Selling. Xet value to winner 00. InoT Horses AWt PPSt j hi 34~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 67173J. D. DUNN w iu E 1 41 3 ]h li» Inn F Rurton A C Beltew 2 5 E 2 4-5 BTlnVREINE REGENTE wb 08 3 8 1*1 Is 2*1 34 2* Englder V J Pons 4 4 3 6-5 1-2 67122FLD? wit M0 4 E 2*1 3* 8* 2" 31. Shreve P King 2 3 8-5 3-5 out 67122 CHARLEY WARD vv 102 2 6 3 J 43 B* 44 44 Finch S J Charles 6 12 12 4 7-5 67173*TOM GILROY wr 104 12 6 5J 4J 5» 52 C H ShilPgJ R Wainwrisht 5 6 6 8-5 3-5 67122*DEMO W 06 E 4 6* 6 6 6 6 Skirvin H McCarren Jr 5 5 4 S-5 3-5 lim . 24. 50. 1:16|, 1:431, 1:47#. Winner — B. c, by Sidbow — Silver Fish trained by A. C. Beltew. Went to post at 4:10. At post 1 minute. Start load. Won dri ins: s"#ond and third the same. J. I. Dunn ran to his best form, was reserved in the early stages, tl ti moved up resolutely ; fter going a half and. racing Reine Regente into subjection, appeared an easy winner until he swerved toward the inner rail, forcing Rurton to take a steadying hold of him and this allowed Reine Regente to finish as done as she did. The latter ahowed early speed and ran well throughout. Flip, poorly handled was cut c*¥ on the lirst turn and again at the half-mile ground when he attempted to move into a good po-iiion and tired near the end. Tom Gilroy and Demo can do better. The winner was entered for £700; no bid. Overweights — Charley Ward. 2* pounds. |Q700Q SIXTH RACI 1 3-16 Miles. 2:601 6 HZ Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Sellin-j. Xet value to winmr ___■ ind Horses A WtPPSt St hi hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S 67121-BELDEN W 4 101 4 1 3i 3s 21. I1! Is 1R Dearborn J Gass 2-3 1 2 1-3 out— 67108 GURSLS WB 7 161 1 E 4 4-f 4* 4* 2. 8* .1 Murphy J Burttschell 6 10 10 2i 4-5 67173 LET A DFFFY w 4 106 6 2 V -■■■ 8* 4* 3* W Allen P J Miliett 8 13 8 2J 1 67196 CADILLAC w n 4 103 5 3 21 1J Vi 2 i 31 41G Swain C D Stevens 6 6 6 1 2-5 67136 T J. POWELL w E 101 2 4 5J 51 5S B* 54 5J. F Burton A MoKay 6 8 4 6-5 2-5 .,7147 PAOHETA w E 101 3 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Butler GRandAEPlowers 15 30 30 12 3 Time. 255. 61|, 1:18§, 1:484, 2:631. Winner Br. g, by Handspring — Allie Belle drained by i. Gass Weat to post at I 11. Ai post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third hiring. Behlen outclassed the others in the going, Indulged Cadillac with the bad to the. half mile sjiunad, where he dashed Into a long lead and won cantering. Camas began sjowty, hat awved up rapidly after going :ini»c aamrteti au«t BMahed with a rash. Lota Dufly was ■ forward contender in the early stages, but o.vt lunch ground by going wide, then finished gamely and took third place in the lust stride. CadiMa-showed much siwed. but quit after going a mile. T. J. Powell was favored by the going, but Wat a dtetHBt trailer thraughout aud can do much better. The winner was entered for 8660; no bid. Scratched— 6719SKittie ITatt. 109; 0719b Giosgrain, 104; b»195 Sea Water, 66. Ovorweiglits — Leta Duffy, 5 pounds.
