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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND; OAKLAND. CAL.. Thursday. March 7, 1907. Ninety-tilth day. New California Jsckej Club. Whiter Meeting al i 1 3d days. Weather clear: track good. 29 books on. Presiding Judge, L. C. Hopper, starter, .r. .1. Boltman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat Racing starts at 1:10 p. m. W Indicates whip, s spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis lolloving the distance of each race indicate track record, age of horse and weight carried. n-yj aw £» FIRST RACE 1-2 Mile. 47J— 2—88. Purse *409, 2-year-olds. Allowances. O I "iOu Net raise to whs ear tSEi Ind Horses AWtlP~StU ~ "4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners o H C PS 67231*MEMORIZE w 109 7 1 1* 1= 1 A Brown H R Schaffer -i 21 I E 7 -192 ."• 67156 SANDPIPER w 112 2 2 | 2 Lawrnee Live Oak Stable 30 SO M 29 8 87058 FOLUE I. W BE | s :,- :;- :: .1 Hunter W B Jennings M 15 10 5 21 i:o,»,-.ii-,;:i:.!!A!l 18 I 5 6 5" 4 Scovilie Keene Bro* 6-6 3-5 67231 NBLLETA a 109 i 7 ;:: F E 1- Williams!-; .1 Baldwin 20 30 30 12 6 872*6 MACALL ws 112 l I" 6*1 «J W FlscherJ B Dunn 30 M 90 2G 12 67356 BILLY PULLMAN wsb H M 7 7J C Koerner S C Hildreth 10 IS 15 ti 3 66 11 THOMAS OALHOl N ■ 8 8 81 Musgr*ve li T Qriffin 8 10 7 4 I 67082 MKS. M iii:T w 109 II II il 19 9* Sandy F W Klli 7 7 6 -■ 6 87281 STRAT MARTIN nv IL I I 9 i! 19" F Graham £ E Duimell 10 60 90 39 12 67281 MOSSBACK B 112 M 19 • H Corel li Stover 50 ju Z0 lo S Time. •.fi. 4.c Winner B. f b Gcrolstein Memory II. trained by I. W Doss. YVcni to post ai 1:45 At p"si a minutes. Stan straggling- Woo easily; sen. I driving; third the int. Memorize decisively outbroke and outpaced her opposition an l won cantering Sandpiper main taincd nearest pursuit of the winner throughout and finished gamely. I oliie L. got away poorly ami dosed up rapidly in the middle running, challenged garsery lor sec sad Haec. but tired ftUsBy and is promising, leremiah was KtralHed back early and closed up s4,,,ie -round. Nelieta showed early speed, but tailed to -lav. Maeall was prominenl in Hie tirt quarter: Pilly Pullman was knocked to the rear and had haace. Mrs. fiugeat was nearly hit and only cantered the journey. Scratched OttWd iAmada, 109. T rr /• BJ rj SECOND *IACE 5 1-2 Furlnng3. I :ir, ■ Nn Paras 40. 3-yeai dd-. Silliu. | i S r * Nei rahss to wiaasr *---±- . % 1,„1 Horses "~AW1 IP St ,~~:/str Fin .PKk"eys "~ ttwners i H i~ 1 "s C6.S61 V NEliiEVT w 109 s :! 1 1 1- l3 A Brown W BeJkWetg 2 21 11 54 5 2 E 67311 BURNING BCSH ws Pi9 7 2 - -" - g C WilluunsSelma Stable 8 10 lo 4 L 67010CAIMAR WS* 199 - 1 :,:■■ - ::- S* L Williams .1 Jackson 3 16-518-69-6 It! B67S3 TiJA TRAY II. w ttf 10 4 h3 43 1° McClain L A Chihhj ,00 M 50 10 i I i i I i | I i rnOT ANoprs »w «V :, -, r c- -"..-,- f Graham C P Flak 12 40 40 10 4 67107 WEATHERFOR-D w man 7 6] 7 and 9" Borel Oakland stable 10 2n 20 8 4 67107 ROSAL w ll_ : In 9 S S 7 Sandy T 11 Williams M ■ 2t 10 5 ciiUKDOE a 199 li I 7 I- 7 S- R Davis T H Ryan 1- 40 40 15 S SlLVA WtttlXU 8 ■ ■ •■ ■ Rettig W P Fine 10 II 4J 2 1 59457 YANK w 10! I s Pi 10 lo W Karnshw Neilv t Meigs IT. 50 50 110 S BISAKGO - w HS I 6 11 n 11 11 W Dugan A Henry ■ M ■ -0 S 67107 FIESSER WB-U2 I Left al the post. C Koerner c C McCafferty :;i 5 3i 2 1 Time, 24J. SOi, i :08, 1:09*. Winner P.. g, by Salvado Miss li-c ill. trained by J. McNames. Wen; to ]H si at 2:n . t posl 4 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily: second driving: third t ho same. r. Neugent, from a good start, quick ry estabUshed a small lead and held ii to the stretch, where ne drew out w ith a rush. Burning Push essayed to race with the winner, but Buceumbed after a very game stretch effort. Mima-, from a strhlim: start, was shuttled back and then cane on in close and game, I mt unavailing, pursuit in the last half. Tea Tray il. e.ime fasi from the rear and N worth watching. Anopus was well up in lie early running and is a good look r. Weatherfoid was going well in the Stretch. Coredoe- suffered at the start. Silva, nearly left, is credited wilu 8h t work. Overweights — Blsango, ! pounds. /I Pv Q THIRD RACE— T-t BJBs. 1 :25— 3— SS. Parse 90. 3-year-olds. Selling. 6T I rSHjO N t value to winner 9E15. Imt_ Hoises_ AWTPI St U - "t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 66771 MABEL HOLLANDER w M S 5 1*| 1« 1- 1- 1* 3 Hunter W Walker 2 2 B-fi 7-191-S 67357 TANANA ws 109 l 6 1 2» -- -! -■ C WllllamsNome Stable E 8 1 :: 7 5 67357 KOGO ws 197 19 a » ; 61 I* ::•■ Rettig P Albertaon 7 12 B •"• tj Ci.ANCHR C. w lull J 2 » i 4- 4- 4-: K Clark S Polk 7 IS 1] 5 21 67057 PELIGROSO W 199 I I I 9 7 7 51 F Graham W P Magrane 1" 15 1". I :: 67357 ALTA SPA wn LOS 8 8 7" 5* 53 51 fi" Borel II C Ahlera M 99 40 15 7 67407 TREASURE SEEKER WS 112 7 1111 11 8 I 7- R Davis It Stover 8 12 12 5 ::S 66675 LUGANO w 107 1 1 21 ■,- H 8 8 C Koerner! H Stevens M M IS 8 I 67407»DUKE OF ORLEANS ws 10911 1" 10 10 10 9 !• Sandy R R Rice ,Ir 4 S I 8-6 4-6 66932 .TERRY sharp « [05 :! : 6 7 9 lfl 1" McClain EngartandStockton lo 13 12 4 Q ess:; BON VTVANT w LOG !i 7 S| 6* 11 11 11 Sco.iile Keene Pus ;;u 5o 50 li t, Time. 21 . In. 1 :15|, 1:28|. Winner B. f. by Maio circlet trained by V. Walker. Went to tiost ni 2:32. i pes; i minuti -. Start oi«t Won easily; second driving; third the same. Mabel Hollander, from i striding Btart, voii all the way never fully extended and was best, Tanana broke a close quarters and quickly ran Into los,. pursuit, but failed to get up in a game effort. Kogo, nes lj left, closed .■! tremendouf gap and Is extra good. Blanche C. ran rorwardty for stx furlongs, but failed in the stretch and runs Inconsistently. PeHgroso Rtcadlly Improved his position and likes a long route. Alts Spa was prominent ail tin waj and going well at the end. rreasure Seeker bad scaat cbaace it the start. Lugano failed to stay, bat showed superior c-r,y speed. Duke of Means was knocked Is i ne rear at the start and i id one of his bad days. The winner, entered for SoiK, was bid ap by an unknown to 8800 and ! • atuht in. Scratched— 67432 Bushthorpe, 108. Overweights Mabel Hollander, 1 pound: Kogo, 2: Lugano. 2. 6T /I PCa FOURTH RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 1:WJ— 4— 85. Purse !?4*K. 4 air adds and upward. § JtfJfJ Selling. Net value to winner SSB. Ind ~ 1 1 AWFPPSt % 1 7j: i~sFr"Fiii jTiTke.s Ttwnrs 11 C I S~ i.7i:::;-.siLF.i: V. w I 106 1 ! 4] :! S1 1* F Graham W P Magrane 2 r; .Y-l 4-5 2-5 S7282 FRED BENT w s t 107 3 1 9" 4- I 2» A Brown W Scharetg ::. H 21 1-6 2-6 67 - hi ilfopd ws9l9G ". i q l» i! 8« E Lynch P Q Lynch 6 12 7 :; 8-6 INVADER 5 119 I J 7 7 6 i t. Borel il Stover IS M 39 10 4 L R SHERMAN WS 9 llo 6 8 * S 5 C Williams.l K Hoppas 8 12 12 4 8-6 67116 BONNIE REG ws 5 1M 5 3 j1 2| 61 .1 Hunter J W Blalock 3 i 6 21 1 67433 JUDGE wsS 9 113 ! 7 :. .".. 7 7* R Davis E .1 Ramsey I 9 9 3 So 67433 HERSAIN W8B 5 193 7 3 1 91 8 v Sandy R R Pice Jr 12 M 21 7 5 Time. 24J, 4»i, 1 :15, 1:22. Winner ch. I". by Hawthorne -Minnora trained by W. P. Magrane. Woni to posi ,i -2:5S. i post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the Basse. Silver Sue broke st idii -. in i ose qui rte a on the inshU and was pocketed in the early running, then dashed through on the tar turn, inished fast and wore the leaders down gnaBy in a very game effort. Lied Bent was shuffled bach in the early running and closed up gradually, was carried wide mi Ike last turn, but c.nne fast at lie end and just railed to get up. Huliord practically sei the one to the hurt couple of strides, where lie succumbed after i superior effort, invader, after trailing far ia the rear, i-h s i ., big lmp in the last quarter. Dr. Sherman was me sued about and finished well. Boaaie Beg ran a good half but tiled la il i stretch and his race should be thrown out. Judge, away poorly, loomed ap on the lasi turn, then quit. Hersain quit badly In the last quarter. The winner was entered for 94999; no bid. liie.nrect weight in cullies — Judge, los. /A FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 1:45J 6— IBS. Pur* HBO. 4-year-olds and upward. 674 i TiOv/ Selling. Net value to winner S325. I.id Ho,-cs AWIPlSt1, _■ ~, SlrJ;Tn Jocl-cys Owners O II 1 S~ 67358*1 Toi. I TOTJ w I MB I 2 :! ."- 1- I3 I3 C Koerner W O Joplln 13-107-59-5 3-6 1 ;: i.-M A C a I M6 7 1 -. 4! 2 23 2* AV Fischer . I .1 Quinlan S 8 S gj 9-6 67261 HOOLIGAN W 5 199 10 8 8 6l Scovilie .1 A Armstrong 12 It 13 5 I 673! 1,0x1; WOLF ws S 199 107 7 7 .v 4] Sand] R R Rice Jr 39 39 39 10 r. 67383 SAN RBMO nolo:: 7 5* .,- .v. # ;,■ . Walsh AprdegateftCottn lo 99 39 10 S 6735S RBY DARE ws 9 195 11 9 9 9 B .- 9* F Graham W Hawks 1- 29 29 7 :: 673 PRICKLES w 5 199 :: 5 9* 8 9 7 7l C Williamsll E Magill 99 E9 59 16 7 6700S BILL PERRY w I 109 s :: I- l» ::. s s: .1 Hunter W Walker HM M0 199 "0 15 mi" 1 •!; i -II HK w I 191 1 1 i- 2« 41 9 9 B Lynch P : Lynch :. 6 6 9-5 1 ■• 60417 H. LLKHIt.M ANN II:. 6 103 3 Left at the post. Kirschm .1 .1 Bllerd lou 100 uni 10 25 AitDINAL s.L To ., 106 2 Left al the post L WillianisBlasingame Bros 5 51 1] 8-6 I 19 • Tune. 2!.. t»i, 1:10, I : 12 . I : lb . Winner P. g, by The Pepper Ida Port trained bj . O. Joplia. Went 10 posi al 3:45. .* 1 post c, minutes. Start bad. Won in a canter; second driving; third th-same. 1 Told Jfou broke iveil and was reserved lose behind the paeemal * early, then dashed tin ►■ivii into the lead on the inside ;i the far turn and wa never seriously menaced afterwards tlma Boy, from a uomi siMii. ran in forward contention throughout and was :l Cast going second. HooUgaa closed a big gap in the last hell. Lone Wolf was shuflod t 1 the rear, then made up ground steadily. San Reno tired alter going a l:.hm1 si furloogs. Key Pare was gaining in Ihe l.i-t quarter. Prickles is -till short and 1 « ks j 1. Crowshade wi - palpably short. The winner wasJgatered for s.vmi; bo bad. Scratched «73345LIttle Mirthful, 10a. • Overweights Prickle.-, :; pounds. SlXil RACE— 3-4 Mile. 1:12 8 IIS. Purse 96; o year ohis and upward. 6741 I iul Sel!tog. Net value to winner 23. AWtlPSt ! ;■ vt Str Fiir Jix-keys Owners O II C P S 67333 L. OP C PT3REST w sit 4 107 2 I 1". I1 P I" A Prow n M B irterherry I IS IS 9 :: «KW0NIGRETTE WS 7 194 8 7 1 l1 2 1- ; Mel.hlinl M Crane 19 29 29 I 1 7 -_-si;a lap wa 4 M9 3 S 3 Sandy W M Calas 3 5 6 2 1 OTull DELAGOA w ■ 106 9 9 2* :" 1- ]■■ Graham W B Jennings 5 5 12-61 S-6 PAL w I 109 Is 7 6 V ". C Willia:nsli S fountain ■■ ~ ■" 2 4 5 67361 BRTAN WB 5 199 19 1 8 5] 6 ■■ W Fischer. B Htiiin S 5 5 .15 15 : HJVATION ws t phi 5 2 9 9 7 7:; Harty T A Fullum 20 69 69 15 9 6728Ti i:ltl. ROGERS w 1 199 6 10 10 10 s •-- C Koerner S C Hildreth 2J 5 B 2 4 5 671863MITRE i-. :: 99 11 •• 5* 8 9 9* Lauhv Menlo stable 19 25 29 I 4 BRIGHT ALBERT W I 109 7 :; 91 7 19 19 -1 Hunter 1 : s McKensie 30 1 •" 89 I 65697 ATJGIE as 8 199 111 Fell. Cboneau C W ChappeU 199 399 399 81 40 Time. 21. Ill. I :l f£. Winner Br. g, bj Octagon — Lady Violet trained by M. B. Arterberry. Weni to i»si at 1:14. At posi 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; agcoad and third the sJ Lord of the Forest, from 1 Hying Btart, made the running by 1 wide e..ip 10 the final sixteenth, where * commenced t Ore and barely lasted long enough. NIgrette, from :i fair start, steadily lmi roved her position, bit was forced oui on the last nun. then gnished with a cydooic rush and is 1 1 extra good torm. s, ;i Lad, on the inside, ran in close pursuit of the winner, but SHS I keted on the inside in the bet ouartcr and could never x- 1 op, being badly interfered with. Dehuroa failed to stay af»er early ehan attendance on the pacemaker. Pal, on the Inside in close quarters, was snulbed back repeatedly and eloped • big gap. Bryan, shuffled to the rear at the start, was nevei dangerous. Bar! Rogers likes softer going. Scratched t;i;7sL lain.,, do. 196. overweights Lord of the Forest, 1 pound; Pelagoa, 1: Mil re. 2.
