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: _ . I J I f . | , - 1 • • - | I . II 1 ;1 a e = - _ | 10 5 i r. n 1 • s = S~7 _ - 20 -6 HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART. OAK LAWN. HOT SPRINGS. ARK., TBIBiBJ. March 12. 1907.— Thirty-second day. Oaklawn Jockey Club. Spring Meet-lag 06 days. Weather clear: track fast. 7 hooks on. Presiding Judge. Frank J. Bryan. Starter, A. B. Dade. Secretary. E. W. Maginn. Baeang starts at 2:15 p. in. W indicates whi[i. S s|inrs. B blinkers. Figures in parentliesis following the distaace Of each race indicate track record, uu I of bane and weight carried. /-arrpr-CQ FIRST RUE -1-2 M:Ie. 4s 2-100. Purse BjBM. 2- ar-dds. Maidens. t3 1 O t3 Cj Co.;? Bad GeMflagS. Allowances. Net value to winner S225. Tnd Horses AWt PP St j % =Vt Str Fin Jockeys Owners O Ti J P S 67468* ALBERT M. w 10513 6 3 li ll Mountain H R Baker BJ I 3 6-6 I 5 67443 RIFLE RANOB W M0 2 4 B» B* 21 C H SbillgCbinn A Forsythos-5 8-5 G-5 1-2 out 67518 TORO Will G 2 21 2 3nk Moreland S Cboator 4 5 5 2 1 S73S3 WASHAKIE W MB 7 3 81 6i 41 J Foley G W .1 Bissell 8 10 10 4 2 S744S M*COLLOUCH W 1!0 9 B 4h 6 5" Cherry L A Cella 15 15 15 G 3 67268 MEKRIFIELD w 104 12 6 1" 4= G1 Griflith J C Milam G 1U 10 4 2 DUNVEGAN Will 3 10 Bf 7 7 Butler .1 S Hawkins G 10 10 4 B W I. MITELS w ins 11 11 14 si 81 Trueman C Pangritz BB 30 30 12 G GRATIOT will 1 1 7"t1iil 9 D Austin T P Haves 6 6 6 BJ G 5 DICK WALSH w 111 10 7 ■- . M* Abuchon B Bchreiber 6 10 G 2. 6-5 74CS SIG SASS W 107 I B 11 11- 11- Manders MrsB B Shilling 12 IS IS I 3 674K WATER IXJCK wsb K8 4 13 13 12- 12- Dearborn Stubba Bros 7 I s :: :; 2 67443 WINE MERCHANT W MB B 12 12113 13 Skirvin H McCarren Jr 30 40 40 15 6 Time. 12-. 24 . 501. Wjnner — Rr c iv st. O at.ards — Dorset Flower l trained by II. R. Baker. Weal to p »st at 2:17. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the same. Albert M., clear Of laterfereBC* and riven a good ride, tok the lead on the stretch turn and was noer afterward seriously menaeed. 15:,te Baage, probably best, was timidly handled and SCBered from Interference, finished [SBETlj through the stretch and was weariag the winner down ,ii the ml. Tan acted badly at the fost and broke thiough the barrier and ran a furlong at top speed, thowtd iptod form and ran fairly well. Washakie came from a loBg way back ia the last furlong. McCoiloack sliowed good, early speed, but ran out on the stretch turn. Dick Walsh ran green and will improve. Seratehed 87488 -Billy Bowleg! 108. Overweights — Albeit. M., 24. pmnds; McColIoucli, ". O r7 PT C* Ck BBOOND BACE— 1-t Hk Its— 2—10!». Earae ta«*t, 2 year olds. Allowances. O 4 OOi* N,i v:l1" lo winner 00. l"nd Horses AWtPPSt j, K % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 673S3GBBAT Ill! A IE WB 1M 1 1 2* -1 l1 .1 Foley W J TOBBBC 21 13 513-54 5 2-6 674931HOLLOW WB 11 E I 1*| 1" 2- D Austin T P Hayes 4 4 3 4-6 2-6 67B18AUNT IIAEA w M3 1 3 6 4 3 Abucbon C S Williams 3 Is 518-513-101-2 66SS4MANCHESTEB w IM :: 6 4* 3i 44 C H ShilTg.1 S Hawkins I 11 Kill lid 2 out 67493 "•I.ADV HAPSBURG W 100 2 2 B* B» 5 Skirvin II McCarren Jr G B 2 7 10 67493 ETTA LOUISE w MB • E 3* c fi Moreland l T Morris SB 20 20 G 2 Time. 12. 24. 351, 481. Winner— Br. c, by Pirate of Penzance — Grace I. trained by V. J. Young. nun to post at 2:46. At post 1 minute. Start :/ood. Woa easUy; sec 1 driving: third the same. Great Pirate is showing steady it iprovcmenl and is evidently a good colt, followed the leader close up in the earry ;a"-. wore Bins down with greal ease in the last sixteenth attei a sttght shaking up and won Willi plenty ill reserve. Hollow -bowed his usual early speed, but tired slightly in the last furlong. Aunt Ilala bad no mishaps, closed no mound and was right there at the finish. Manchester, palpably unfit, ran far below- his best form and an do much better. I.ady ilapsburg was outclassed here and weakly ridden. Etta Louise tried to n.ii oat most of the way. PL" 7A THIRD RACB— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1:07—0—121. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 67 I* # t _J Net value to winner $::ot». Ind Horses AWt PP St A Vz ?i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S G7470 OMAH J. W E 111 11 2 3i 2 lh 1" Mountain Wright ft Martin 5 9 9 3 6-5 FLEMING W :: SB 5 1 1" 1 2 2* C II ShillgW .1 Young 3 16-516-51 1-2 47387 SAVABLE w 7 117 3 5 4i 44 3" 3* Abuchon P T Chinn :: 5 7 In:: 5 13 out C..Sa7 INVASION WM K 7 10 G G"- 54 54 t" A Morgans J Pons 10 16 16 6 3 66846 KING HOPS W 4 MS 1 4 2 3i 4i 61 Moreland Mrs : [■: Shilling 10 15 15 4 8-5 66174 SEA VOYAGE w E 112 E 9 B| 7 G* 6 J DennisonJ Hiniy M SB 30 12 6 LOLA WHITE w i. 112 12 M 1" l"1. S 7- Dearborn R H Tvburst Bfl in Bfl 20 10 B73M DON BART WB 3 SB 7 8 7; 9 9i 8* Trueman C C Christie 10 12 M 3 B 5 67470 J. B. SHERIDAN W E 146 8 12 12 12 7"k 9»k Shreve G A Lansberrv Bfl -r.u BB Bfl 10 67296sSTOLKN MOMENTS WB 7 1101 9 11 V- s pi- lo Cherry Chinn A- F, rsvthel 4". 4. 6-5 1-2 t;is SCIHKTU; W 4 IM I 7 B ID U» 11* W Allen I B Fltagerald 24 26 25 in 5 C7145 HERMOINE WB B MM 2 3 5- Bk 12 12 J Conway .1 Ammerinan Bfl Bfl ."■» 20 10 Time. 2:::. 3and4, is:. ]:in. i us:. Winner — Ch. g. by Bobby Beach — Mary Peas,- i trained by F. Coring. Jr.. Weal to post at 3:16. A! post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Oman .1.. running to her best form, was a close contender ironi the start, wore dowa Fleming when the latter tired slightly and •■:• the deefatofl ill the final stride. llemiiig ran a good race lor a first out. showed the most speed, bin tired slightly in the filial drive as if short and will improve. Savable is onv a shadow Of his former self and was never a serious contender as far as lust money was I sat ill". but may improve. Invasion ran talriy well and was going gaasety at flic end. King Hope was in eftnse qoartera most of the way and saffered from much Interference. Stolen Moments ran out all the way and nearlv caused a fall. Seratehed -07519 Ilawkama. 10: 07422 Ballad. 07; 07510 Duskston, 07; CKUil Lily Brook, 112. ot i weights, — stolen Moments, :[ poaads. £* rj pr rj ~ FOURTH RACB— 3-4 Mile. l:12t— «— IIS. Pane SSOB. :; year-olds and upward. I ?_ I J- Allowanees. Net value lo w i iner 3400. Ind Horses AWt PP St hi Y2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 67521STHB BEAR vvsti 3 98 5 2 l3 1* 1" I« C H ShillgMrsSRLawrence 2. 3 13 54-5 13 G7421 MIKE SUTTON w 3 1H2 1 4 2 .- 2 | 21 AbOChoa Stubbs Bros 3 G 6 2 1 0.7171 iIIANMBAl. BEI WB 6 HI 4 5 6* 43 4i 2" Mountain H B Baker 8-5 8-5 3-2 1-2 out 67444 WING TING wn 2 a.; 2 B B G 5- 4 Butler J S Hawkins 3 3 21. 4 5 1:; G7::7l lilt. MACK W 4 M B 3 ak ?, ?,i J Conway W II Norton 20 25 25 8 2 07521 BBADEN w 5 M4 G 1 4 5 G G D Austin T 1 Haves 6 7 7 2 1 Time. 234, 47=. SS4, 1:13*. Winner — Br. g. by Bowling Green — Erla ddr trained bv T. H. Lawrence. Weal t.. post Mt 3:48. At pest 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: s-cond driving: third the s.-.mo. The Bear showed a surprisingly good performance and clear of interference all the way. won as his rider pleased. Mike Sutton ran lorwarly from the start and stayed well in hi final drive. Hannihil Bey had a rough trip throughout, but ran poorly, can do much better and will probably beat the v inner soon. Wing Ting was ahu.st thrown down at the start and knocked far beck, but closed a big gap and was going last at the end. Dr. Mack ran forwardly in the early stages and. when beaten, interfered with Hannibal Bey. Braden roughed Hannibal Bey in the first quarter and carried liiin wide. Seratehed —00881 Tanager. .•;. Overweights— Mike Sutton, 1 pound. r* rj pT rT Q FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 1:43—3—87. Purse $::i0. 3-year olds and 13 i » t i *L BBWard. Selling. Net ralBC to winner S225. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 jj % Sti~Fiu Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S C71J0 FRANK. LUBBOCK ws 4 98 4 5 2i 1 1 2. 1 Bailey AlrsS It Lawrence 5 10 10 4 2 67496DR. HART WsSim :: :; M 8* 5 5- 2*1 Cherry • Johnson 6 8 8 3 7 5 G74:i4 LITTLE GIANT w 7 MB 2 2 4i 7:l s1 G1 3" Mountain M .1 Whalen S 10 10 4 2 67448 TOMOCHICHI w" 4 100 11 6 6 V in V 4i J .1 WalshF J Pons 8 8 8 3 1 67448 MATCH W8 6 98 9 8 5i» 6 6«k s" 5i Dearborn W W Jenkins 2] 13-631 1 2 5 i;. la . ACCIE LEWIS WB4M6 S 11 12- liu 7- 7i 61 Young J J Ogles 8 10 10 4 2 2 67497*DBMO Wl 86 13 7 7- 3" 21 lh 7" Skirvin II McCarren Jr 8-5 9-5 7-5 1-2 out i,7...,:.-l:.I.SHOT wit 4 9G 5 9 3 4U 9J 9i 8uk Kutler J Hiniv s S S 3 2-2 i,74a7 T. P. OF BRIGHTON i: 2 S4 1 1 14 2*1 31 4" a] Iohanka T E Crist 15 20 20 8 4 67348 CHARLES MKEB w 5 I00i 7 12 11" 12" 121 li 1" line H D BeUew 15 20 20 S 4 67619 HIGGINSYILLH ws 3 S6 G 10 10MO- 11- I"1 H*l K-ating C C Christie Bfl Bfl 30 12 B 07497 JOE COYLE ■ I 86 10 4 91 B1 M* 12» 12" Tru.-man P .1 Millett IS 20 20 8 4 G74:i5 MARCO WB 7 BB 14 14 14 14 14 14 13* Knopf J J Flannigan 15 Bfl 30 12 G 674S7*SEA WATER WBB 3 89 12 13 134 131 13* 13 14 A Morgan J A Mundy 10 10 10 4 3-2 Time. SSf, 4», 1:15. 1:42-. 1:44. Winner — B. g. by Ben McCullough — Exclusive trained by T. R. Lawrence. Went to post at 4:13. At i ost :; minutes. Start geH d. Won driving; second and third the smiio. Frank Lubbock. BBOWiag suddenly improved form and clear of latsrfereact, was right there from tic start, took the lead in the stretch and. standing a drive gamely, outstayed Dr. Hart. The latter also ran in improved form and was going fast at the end. Little Ci.int showed hucCBCBS before the start, but sk«h1 a hard drive gamely and lust got up in time for third place. Tomochichi lan fairly well. Match. was poorly handled and nn do much better. Demo was almost thrown down in the stretch wheal his chances of winning appealed bent. The Belle Of Brightoa, probably liest. showed speed for the first half before being taken back and was going fast and gauiely in the stretch when her rider was forced to pull ber up to a standstill to keep from going over the fence. The winner was entered for .f:;00; no bid. Scratched — .7520 Marimbo. OS: .7404 Sambo. 101. . Overweights — Dr. Hart, 2 pounds; Charles McKee, 2. £J7 K7Q SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 1:431—1 5— 100. Burse ?400. 4-year-olds and O I O I O upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horse;; AWtPPSt ,£ %~Str~FhT Jockeys Owners O H C P S .7221 THISTLE DO W 6 107 1 3 1 li 3" 4 li Mountain Mrs C E Mahone5 G G 8-5 out 67446*TBRN*8 ROD w 5 104 2 1 4J 3l li 2" 2" Abuchon W Egan 2 217 1017-101-2out 7471 HARRY SCOTT W" 4 105 3 4 5 5 44 3i 3n D Austin Lockart Bros 2i 2i 3 2 1-2 out t;7.~.2ii-LORD DIXON vv 5 104 4 2 2nk 2i 2J l1" 4i Moreland D Buford 8 8 5 8-5 out 67522 SCALP LOCK. Tysu 4 102 5 5 3i 4" 5 5 5 C H ShillgP King 4 5 5 7-5 out Time. 24J. 4S*. l:13t|, 1:40J, 1:45. Winner — Br. h. by Knight -V the Thistle — Princess Bijou trained by C. E. Mahor.e. Went to |x st at 4:43. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Thistle Do. running to his best form and aided by a good ride, set a fast nace trans, the start and. slipping throagh a small opening on the stretch turn, won drawing away. Terns Bod was right there throughout Bad apiMBICd a certain winner in the last QaatlSr, but tired in the Stretch. Harry Si oil. showing unexpected improvement and going wide most of the way, was best and uulucky to lose. Lord Di u ran a good race and tired in the jast few strides. Scalplock had no mishaps. Seratehed — 07473-Adesso. 90. Overweights — Hurry Scott, 3 pounds. r _
