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HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART. UAKLAWN. HOT SPRINGS. ARK.. Saturday. March 2. 1907.— Twenty-fourth day. Oaklawn Jofkey Club. Spring Meeting 00 days. Weather clear; track good. 10 books on. Presiding Judge, Frank J. Bryan. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, E. W. Magiun. Racing starts at 2:15 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following Ike distance of each race indicate track lecord, age of horse and weight carried. CTCflCCl II KSl RACE -1-2 Mile. 48— 2— 109. Purse 00. 2 year-olds. Allowances. . 13 | OOO Net value to winner 00. I "lTTd jlorscs AWi PP St 4 .j h Str 1 in Jockeys Owners O H C P S~~ ImJ:i vo|.om:i. BOB w 115 I 3 2* li lJ D Austin T P Hayes G-.". S 5 C-5 2-5 out I«72951DA MAY w US S 2 4 3". B» Cherry J C Milam 2 2 9-5 1-2 out | 67296 HOLLOW w 115 1 1 J"" 2. I* .1 Foley E T Graves 6 8 I S 5 1-2 i i.T.ls FANDANGO w 112 7 7 3 4- 4 i G Swain G W .1 Bissell E 10 10 3 1 i 67318BOL.L WEBVIL w M8 5 4 G- B* B»i Cline W H Norton a 2ti 20 7 3 t 67368 .No ENGINE w MS 2 E Ec V GJ Skirvin H ItcCmrren .Ir M go Go 20 C t 66918 WHITE FILtiY w lot 4 G 7 7 7 E Rice Mrs B E .Shilling 5u 100 100 30 10 Time. 11*. 23|, 35§, 4s. Winner — Blk. c. by Cesaiion Fotiscdette trained by T. P. Hayes. Went to oo-t at 2:15. t post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same; third driving. Colonel Bob, running to his hcst form and hard ridden throughout, wore down the early pat makers and. when ealled on sli:iipl. won drawing away last. Ida May. awaj in a tangle, closed considerable ground alter getting Ktratghtened out and finished going ;:imelv. Hollow had no mishaps and rati consistently. Fandango Bbowed ■ good i.eitormanee uld would have been third in a few mo-e strides. Boll Weevil .•amc from a long amy back in the last quarter. Scratched c.7.34 1 Dandy Dancer, 108. SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1 :07J— 3— 104. Parse 00. 3-year-oids. Selling. 6r7QiC*0 | f J »y Net value to winner 25. TTTTl Hoi-s s AWtPPStn »4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S G7270 TIVOL1XI wis 110 10 4 8 91 31 In Cherry _ A Cella 20 25 25 10 5 «M1AUTTJMN FLOWER w 103 12 3 5 3h ZJ 24 Dearborn A Weir 7-5 2 8-5 3-5 1-3 67269 MOON VINE wn 110 7 5 41 Si 4i V C H Shillg.Mrs C B Mahorae5 G 5 2 1 6724 ■". "ROSE HART w b 103 1 9 7 flj li 4i Shreve J W ONeall 5 7 7 2 1 , IC719SSIR VAGRANT w 113 11 1 31 2t 5- 51 D Austin J C Milam 4 G G 2 4-5 67095 MISS CE8ARION w 103 S 2 1" in 6* li1 F Burton C Pangritz 4 6 5 2 1 , 66M6 TOM MORGAN w 105 4 11 IIS ll1 101 "h Butler J S Bratton 20 50 50 20 10 67219 AI.L1XE cr.MMl.XGS WWW I 7 9 Cl Snk 8" Pengast C S Williams 40 50 50 20 10 t;7145 SHARONOWANA Wit ME I I G1 71 9b ►* E Martin G W Clark Jr 30 50 50 20 10 .72:i4 11 AW KAMA vv 110 2 G 2" 5a 71 102 W Allen P J Millett 20 20 7 2J 6 5 67270 ANNA ItlSKIN w 103 5 12 12 12 Hi HO. Skirvin H McCarren Jr IE 50 50 20 10 67246 T. B. OF BRIGHTON wu 103 G 10 101 101 12 12 Pohanka T E Crist 15 20 20 8 4 Time. 243. 4sl. 1:02. 1:081. Winner Ch. c, by Mirthful— Flower Dellis trained by H. McDaniel. Went to post :it 0.4-, At p,,, 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. TlTOUni, well handled and clear of interference, gained steadily from a poor beginning and. finishing going Lamely. got up In the closing stride. Autumn Flower suffered from crowding in the early stages and was weakly handled tear the end and was best and unlucky to lose. Moonvii**, hard ridden all the amy, was nmntWd back after going a quarter but. saving ground when turning into the strotcl . finished last and v;is going gamely at the end. Rose Hart closed a big gap, but tired in the last Xutlong. Sir Vagrant was sharply interfered with on the stretch turn while in a contending i ositio!i. Miss Cesarion allowed the- most early speed, but stumbled on the stretch turn and almost caused a spill. Hawkatna was awarded back after going a qnarter. Tin- winner was entered for S400; no bid. Scratched 07200 Black Burn. 106; 07200 Nancy. 106; «;7.;47 Doric, 110. ft7Q7A THIRD RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 1 :4S| —5— 100. Purse 00. 4-year-olds ami J i O I J upward. Selling. Net value to winner $. 00. Ind Hof5 " AWtPPSt lA V2 :ii StTlTn Jockeys Owners O H C P S G704S MART GENTRY w 5 102 12 5 4i44 3a Ill2 Shreve P King 10 10 10 4 2 67146 FRANK LUBBOOK VI 4 R 5 _■ la ij 11 2* 2* Dearborn MrsSRIawrence 3 3 13-51 1-2 G7147 BaR HART #s s M7 4 11 !»i 81 71 5- 35 D Austin O Johnson 3i 3| 3 1 1-2 1,7145 SAM I :o wit 8 105 It 10 B« 53 5a 6l 4n Butler C W Givensi ::o M 30 12 6 67272 TENNYBURN Wsb 5 107 2 1 2* 21 21 3i 5° Moreland W B Barnes 4 4i 4h 8-5 4-5 67248 LIBBER GORE w 4 102 * G HP 7J 81 7a 61 Cline H Mengel 10 15 15 6 3 67273 MARIMBO ws 4 «J7 10 12 11" 9" 92 B» 71 J Murphy J Burttschell S 10 10 4 2 66*71 GALMEiiA w4 K i . V 61 Ga 9h si E Martin J H Jenkins 8 9 9 3 7-5 67145 PERCY GREEN Wan S Mi I I 3- 3- 48 4t 93 F Burton M Ochsner 10 15 15 6 3 67247 LITTLE ROBE w4 95 1 4 S1 11- 10* 10»105 Knopf J ONeill 30 30 15 6 3 66797 ESTABLISH W 6 M7 I B 12 Hh 12 U1*!!1* C Fisher J Anitnerman 15 20 20 8 4 67297 I.OWELSA w4 95 7 7 7a 12 11s 12 12 Pohanka M J Whalen 20 25 25 8 4 Time. 24. 49, 1:154. 1:43, 1:47. Winner — B. g. by Jinks McCee— Princess Rose trained by G. Land. Went to port at o:13. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third the same. Matt Gentry, running to his best form and showing decided improvement, moved up with a rush after going a half ind. finishing fast, came away in the stretch and won as his rider pleised. Frank Lubbock, away well, showed the moat early apeed and raced Tennybnrn into subjection, but tired near the end. Dr. Hart, shuttled back soon after the start, had to close a big gap and finished going t::ser than the trade ra. Sambo ran .1 good rare for him and was close up all the way. Tennvburrt tired East after going three -quarters. Percy Green showed speed, but tired iu the last quartet;. The winner was entered for $:; M : no bid. Scratched— i7Ki0 Wool Soap. 1 05. . ft7Q71 FOURTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. 1:12ft— 1 5— 113. Pane 3400. ::-ve ue olds and .toward. OlOll Allowances. Net value to winner 00. ~ " Bid Horses AWtPPSt 4 jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67221 HANNIBAL BEY w it 5 109 3 3 5= 3:i 3". la Moreland I! R Baker 2 21 11 54-5 out - S732DMIKE SUTTON vv 1 MS I 4 la J»| 2»j 2»1 C H ShillgStubbs Bros S-5 2 8-5 3-5 out 67321 BRADEN vv 5 10S 8 1 2" 4 4- 3- Griffith T P Hayes 8 10 8 I 3-2 6727DRALBERT WB 5 110 5 2 SO. lot 43 Cherry J C Milam I ■ 2». 1 2-5 67321 OH MACK vv 4 10S 4 :. «] E* E» 5= Cline W H Norton 6 12 10 3 1 67271 MIDAS wis 4 104 7 6 G1 6s 63 64 Shefliold G E Dudley 30 30 30 10 4 671 9WATER MIRROR vr. E MS 2 s S 72 710 715 F Burton P J Miles 20 60 GO 20 8 J. E. BARKI.KV vv E lob 1 7 7 8 8 8 Young F Wilson 100 100 100 40 20 Time. 21. 49. 1:15. Winner— B. g, by Kmin Bev— fhula trained by H. R. Baker. Went to port at 3:4 1. At |Mist 4 minutes. Start poor. Won driving; second and ihird the same. Hannibal Bey. reserved in the early stages, was forced to go wide into the stretch, but finished gamely and fast and got up in the closing stride. Mike Sutton set a fast pace in the early stages, tint swerved badly when Shilling applied the whip, then finished gamely under a hard hand ride and but for swerving would have won. I.iaden showed improvement and finished fast after ovetcomins early interference. Ralhert was exi t ■liely used in the early stages and tired badly in the last furlong. The "others were at all times onta ed. Scratched 07389 Rerenne, 04; GCOl." Chief Millikin, fOS. Ovcrvvciirlits Ualbeit, 1 pgnnd. l7Q70 FIFTH RACK— 1 1-16 Miles. 1:4—5—100. Purse 00. 3 year-olds and upv. ard. U I O I _ Selling Net value to winner 00. Ind HorsT-il AWt PP sF»4 1,~?4~Str Fi.n__Jys__jOwriers~ ~~0 H C P_.S_ 67322 DOCILE wn G 101 2 4 6?. 6* 6" 3- FJ. F Swain Lockart Bros 5 7 7 2 4-5 67319FLIP Wfl 3 94 5 5 li l1.1. 1= 1= 2i Shreve P King 21. 2 9-5 3-5 out 67271 -J ARE SANDERS w 5 113 3 1 3" 41 3J 2a 3 Cherrv H McDaniel 8-5 11-59-5 7-10out t 67323*SHiENANDOAH vv 1; 5 108 4 2 2J 2J 2 41 4i D Austin P T Ohinn 2| 4i 4i 6-5 2-5 gMyjACK DORY vv ll 108 7 6 02 5J 5t 61 5- C H ShUlgC Schawacker G 12 12 4 3-2 67222 DEMo vv 3 86 1 3 4" 31 4 5l 6" Skirvin H McCarren Jr 20 20 15 5 2 G7323 STOIC WS 4 98 6 T I 7 7 7 7 J Ryan J J Ogles 20 50 50 20 8 Time, 24. 4SJ. l:14|. 1:41. l:47i. Winner— Br. m. by St. Blaise— Docility trained by A. Lockart. Went to iiost at 4:12. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily- second driving; third the same. Docile, showing a superior performance, closed a big gap from a slow beginning and, finishing with a rush I through the last furlong, won with plenty in reserve. Flip set a fa»t pace from the start, but lired ! slightly in the closing drive. Jake Sauders appeared sore when going to the poet, bat ran fairly well and bad no mishaps. Shenandoah quit badly in the last quarter. Demo was poorly ridden and showed speed i for the first half. Jack Lory had no mishaps. The winner was eutere*l for »o; 110 bid. Scratched — »734i Suzanne Boeamora. 101. " A7Q7Q .SIXTH RACK— 1 1-2 Miles. 2:H52— 5— 10S. I»urse 00. 4-vear-olds ajid upward. J I O I O Selling. Net value to winner 00. " Bid Horses AWtPPSt St % % % Str Flu Jockeys Owners O H C P S C7198 BIG BOW W 5 104 1 4 ,V 5?. 3a 2a -Jh ]h Young Q W Scott" 5 5 4 9-5 9-10 rt 67298BENDIGO WB 5 106 2 8 8 8 CJ 5* 3a 2s C H SnillgH R Baker 7-5 2 9-5 3-5 1-3 G729S-MATCH ws 5 98 7 6 4 i 41 5* 45 P. 3s F Button W W Jenkins 2 16-516-51 .2-5 672983 AGGIE LEWIS WSB 6 97 5 2 31 3J 21 3= and 4« J Rvan J J Ogles 15 1G 16 4 2 67298 GKOSGRAIN WSB 5 106 4 1 1° V V lJ 4l 5" ManGers P King 6 8 8 3 6-6 67322 J. P. MAYBERRYw 6 107 U 2 2l» 4| 6» 6» 6* E Rice W E«an A 6 8 8 3 8-5 | 6 I i I I - .7023 HELGERSON wn 6 104 5 7 "a 71 71 7i 7= 1- Moreland J J Flannlgan 8 8 4 8-5 4-5 67298 PACHETA w5 98 35 616J8 8 8 8 E Martin GRandAEFlowers 30 60 G« 20 10 Time, 25»i. 50. 1:15?, 1:42. 2:09, 2:35#. Winner — Ch. g. by Le Premier— Bess Owen trained by J. W. Scottt. Went to post at 4:42. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Big Bow. favored by the long distance and running to his lest form, was always a torwatd contender, stood a hard drive gamely and outstayed Bendigo in the closing strides. Bendigo, a distant trailer in the early stages, moved up with a rush after going a mile and was going gamely at tlje end. Match, poorly handled and taken wide most of the way, ran a good race. Aggie Lewis had no mishaps. Grosgrain showed much speed for the first mile, but tired badly in the last half. J. P. Mayberry ran poorly and can do much better. Helgerson ran below expectations. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched — C.724S Florizel, :9. Overweights — Big Bow, 1 pottud.
