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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAK I. A. VI. OAKLAND. CAT... Saturday, March 16, 1907. -One hundred and third day. New California lockey Chat. Winter Meeting aboat 150 days. Weather wet; track sloppy. 133 Imoks 0:1. Presiding Judge, B. C. Hopper. Starter. J. J. llollman. Secretary. Percy V. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 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. /"• fT £i K. d FIRST RACE 1 1-16 Miles. 1:451—5—108. Pane 8488. 3 vear olds. Selling. K i bOO N,t- T**ne to winner 25. Ind Horses ZZZIZ AWt PP~St A JA % Str Fin Jockeys Ownere 9__H__C_ _ p_ S - 87583 MABEL HOLLANDER w 100 0 4 S* 2»* 2*1 1* 1" .1 Hunter W Walker 2 13 51 3 50 5 3 5 7:.s5 ciNVKNT RFI.h «n MB 4 8 1*1 1*1 ll 1* 4 ScovIIm W,MCaine 1 % 4| t 1 CT4M*KOGO wsioo s 8 7 H V :. V ReUig I; Albenon 4 4| it. BBS J B 67458 TANAN w MB Z 1 41 4"" 51 4*14* C Koerner Nome .stable 1 s s .. t. ■ 874»7*FAIRY8TBBET «BS1 16 8 8 7 B» 6* J Hayes V I Haves S 8 7 21 B-5 B7S83DUKE OP oltl.F.ANS ws 109 3 2 B» SI 8* 6«t G* WFIacher K B Mee Jr I ■ • B 2 r:ts T REAS1 IBB K1K SF.EKKR w bis 7 5 3] 3* 4] 7 7 Botel II Stover 8 16 U .. 11.. ""•" i 5ffl*ALTA *u"7* Si olY WV. 1112 5 7 t,.7 8 8 S A Wright II C Aiders 20 Bfl H M E Tim,,t 241. 501. pioi. 11.-,.. 1 ;50J. Winner— B. f, by Maxio— Circlet trained by Walker. .,.,., Went to poet at 1:45. At jHist 1 minute. Start goad. Won easily: second driving; third .be same. Mabel Hollander from a good start, was reserved under ■ pull behind tue eat l.v pacemaker, then drew oat On tl.e bfsl turn and won off and cantering. Convent Bell made the running lor si lui!oic-.- and stool .1 tubs drive gamely to save second place. KogO, away badly, closed a big gap and tmished like a shot. Tin mi 1 shoewd earlv speed, but failed to stay. Fairv street was handicapped by the going, but closed up in tbe last half. Duke of Orleans w- never dangerous. Treasure s.eker retired at the half The winner was bid up from 8880 to 8880 and bought by C. White. Scratched -67506 Blanche •.. 102: 67458 PcUgrotto, 105; 074s:: FrltaJ lent. 100. Overweights Mabel Hollander. 2 imnnds. + r7-pf7~Si: tNIRAt!~r]T6"Mi!e~lT45T=:5—10s7"— Purse flOtlT-4 ye.ir.lds and upward. |3 i i # i S.lling. Net value to wiimer 25. _ Ind HorTes AWP_S4_%r FTti__Jockeyj Owners O H C "p~~_S 6760SFUNNY SIDE W 6 102 4 4 1* 1*1 1* l3 l3 Mentry •. P McNeil 3 -3 51 BS 4-6 87507 B Itll: US wi.7 10.-. 5 S S s B I* SJ F Jraham Kbur de his- Sta 7 12 U 6 * 67609 CO*HRIGAN sit S Ki 2 1 »*» 3| 2*121 S* Leihe 11 B Bowell 4 4 21 MH« ti7.-.5SilANli;l. C. w i! 4 1U5 1 2 5* «] 4 4 4s C Koerner K Dealy 8 10 lo B B-B 67634 GOVEBNOK DAVIS vslM: 8 6 6 6 6* S ; B 1 W Placher It R Rice Jr I 8 I I B8 G75S2 0RCIIAN n «i 1«7 I B 2»1 V V B* 6* K Iavis B J Ramsey . 9 9 * , « 87560 BLACK PBINCE wn 5 110 7 7 7 7 8 7 71- A Brown M Beta 4 fi t 11-611-14 67610 CBOWSHADK ws I H I I 41 B* 7 8 S 15 Lynch 1 c Lynch 8 10 10 4 2 Tine. 24. 50, 1:10?. 1:4 g, 1:51. Winner — Br. m, bv Calon — Merrin.ss trained by 0. P. McNeill. Went to post at 2:10. At i ost 1 minnte. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the same. Fanny* Side, improved suddenly, forged quickly Into the lead and held sway throughout never seriously menaced Briers, nearly left, dosed an immense gap and ran a remarkable race. Corrlgan, never fully •vended, was allowed to drop back at th half and finished well, but had scant chance With his rbb 1 . ! -Miicl C. ran prominentlv for seven furlongs aud tired at he end. Governor Pavi- ca:i do Utter, orc.ia-i showed speed, but fired as if short Black Prince disliked the going. Crovslude eanj do better. The winner was eutered for ijHWO; no bid. Scratched— 074ST BCBWaBa, ill: MM* Maawtft 110; 8U88 San Roimv MB; t*U3S4i Piimero, 108. Incorrect weight in eutUfttl Crowshadc, 100. Overweights — Daniel C, 2 pounds. C7CKQ THIRD RACK -2 1-4 Miles. 3:51—7—104. Purse 00. 4-ye.ir-oIds and upward. O 4 O OO Soiling. Net value to winner 00. Ind~ "Hofsee ~A.WtPPSt Vi 1 Vk 2 StrFin Jockeys Owiwra O H C P 8 67507MNFLAMMABLE w 5 1"2 1 1 2- J- 23 ll V- l2 Grote O F Hume 1 1 .1101-3 out 674352HCS*PON wsr 4 110 4 2 4 4 4 3* ::* :• F Graham T H Shcvens 21 5 23-56-5 out 67560MRAS w 7 100 3 3 1 I2 11 V% V% V J Hunter W Walker 5 6 6 8-3 out 675351LONE WOLF ws 5 1»7 2 1 V 1*1 $• 4 4 1 W Fjscher R R Un Jr 4 5 16 01 2 0 Tim-. 38, 52?. 1:88, l:«|, 2:1 IS. 2:422. MO. 3:351, 4:00 Winner Ch. g. hv Dona!.1 A. Mok K:i Hi trained by O. K. Hume. Went In post at 2 :!Y I 1 post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: secoiwl driving: third the same. InflHniinahle. after heing reserved in close attendance on the pacemaker, dre.v out at the end of a mile and a half and wti as his rider pleased. H:iston trailed far in the rear for the first mile, then closed up rapidly into a fast going, hut delated, second. Iras made the running for a mil.- and a half and sue- -mutied only after an unexpectedly game closing struggle. Ixine Wolf retired at the end of the first mile. The winner was entered lor 00; no bid. £j fj £+ p* *~v FOCRTH RAf E— 4 Miles. 7:1KJ— 0 — 113. Thornton Stakes. .52.500 added. I year y 4 OOelf "Ids and upward. Special Weights. Net value to winner ,370. Ind-~Horse8~ AWTPPSt 1 2 3 3V6 StrFin Jockeye Ownera O H C P 8 67365iL VNOELENo wsit 8 112 4 4 3- 3« I* 3» in 1» W Knapp H G Redwcll 4 4 13-513-20out 67052IM Will: ALGOL wSM 2 2 21 21 2J 21 2t!- 23ffl A Brown K M Smith 2* 4i 41 ll-10out «7584DB LEGGO ws r. 114 1 1 11 11 13 1° 38 312 C Koerner C 0 MeCafferty 3-5 1 9-101-3 out 1,7511 MISS KIL.1..1F: ws G 110 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 Gross Maple Stable 6 9 7 9-5 1-2 Time. I 54. 3:41?.. 5:34?. 7:27. Winner— 1". g. hy Rey el Santa Anita -Lis Angeles trained hy H. G. Redwell. Went to post at*3:04. At post 1 minut- Start good. Won driving: second the same; third easily. I ,os Angelcno was liost ridden and always close up. delayed making the tinal move until heginning the last three lurlongs and finished fast and gamelv. hut won out luckily hy an inch. Maaite Algol ran on the inside of Dr. l.cggo and. following him closely, attempted to head him when beginning the last mile ami this premature move beat her, as she succumbed to Los. AngelenoV challenge and Ihen came again very gamely an. ju-l failed to get up and was best. Dr. Leggo suicidally made the running and, tiring, quit badly at the end of three idles and a half. Miss Rillie was hopelessly outpaced throughout. Scratched 87310* Raaraa, 107; 07507 Veterano, US; 07485Jako Moose, 104; 07584 Graphite, 112. tBCOfreci weight in entries -Miss Rillie. 10i. £+£*f 111" Til RACE --1 1-8 Miles. 1:51 J— 4— 105. Purse 00. 4 year-olds and upward. 61-7 4 OOU Selling. Net value to winner 25. % "ind Horses A WtPPSt St % Vz K Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S IBM*TmK wsb 7 10S 1 «, 41 41 51 l"k m 13 Borel J BtOWC 4 5 4 8-5 7-10 RSM KOTROII ws 4 109 5 4 61 6J 6 41 3i 8* A Wright W Murphy 12 20 20 8 31 «7583FLAUNT wiWM f. 1 Ink Ink 31 3nk yi, 3= W Fischer S P Tate I 41 41 2 4-5 674:14 CLOCHE DOR wn 7 W.i 8 9 9 9 8s 88 5nk 4n J Hunter J Armstrong 12 15 9 4 2 ma LAZEI.L wn .". 100 I 2 32 31 1» 2i 41 51 Mentry A Koenigsborger 4 5 5 11-56-5 67S35 ISVRELITA B 7 98 9 8 8nk Snk 71 71 7- 6- G McLaun.I M Crane 6 10 9 3 8-5 67356 CHESTNUT W B Mi 7 I M 9 -• S»* 8J. 74 Rettig Live Oak Sta 40 60 60 25 12 67583 LIT MIRTHFUL B MS 2 B B« : l 41 6nk 8 8« Scoville F.ngstrom.tPrker 21 21 11-51 11-20 67633 REALITY W 4 10S 1 7 7n 71 9 9 9 9 A WilliamsJ B Armour 50 100 100 30 12 Time. 25:. 51. 1:17?.. 1:44$. 1 =583. Winner Rlk. h. hv Hertnenee -Flutter trained by J. Stowe. Went to p m at 3:38. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily, second driving: third the same. Ink. from ■ good start, was reserved on th.» inside right behind the pacemakers, moved up on the last turn and. coming on fast, made gcxhl ;ecis:vely at the end. Rotrou ran within striking distance to the half, where he commenced to gain rapidly and finished a game second. Flaunt forced the pa-.-e for the hit mile before he tired. Cloche dOr, away poorly, closed a big gap in the last half. Lazell. afte- forward contention for a mile, iuit. but is in good form. Isat elita was gaining in the last hall. Litte MtrthfB] loomed up on the far turn and tired badly. Sciatcii..: 67386 Ism lilian. 103; 0755S Prickles, 103; G75G0 Talamund, 108. ivci wi i-hts Reality, 3 pounds £*!"7 C*Ci~% SIXTH RACK— 1 M-e. 1*3S — 4—117. Purse ,000. 3-year-oMs and upward. D I DPI Handicap. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S_ 67:..".9CLLi:cTR JBSSLPWS M7 2 I 33 21 m* VI C Koerner J A Murray 8-5S-."13-1011-2boiit 67601 F.ARL BOGRB8 w 1 Ml 5 5 Ink Ink f 2- 2= J Hunter W Walker 8 15 13 4 8-5 676H1 BILVERSKIN W B M 4 2 5* 51 3i S« 3« E Lynch W T Riinkworth 20 30 30 8 3 67611 HECTOR wn 4 9S 6 4 22 3* 41* 4- 4n Scoville Hall and Marshall 2i 21-521-53-2 3-5 r7*MRUBRIC w 5 108 3 6 6 6 6 52 5=1 L WilliamsE Gay lord 4 4 3* 6-5 7-10 67559JPRINCESS TITANIA w 9 US 1 1 4« 43 51 6 6 R Davis J D Millin 6 7 4i 8-5 4-5 Time 25. 40*. l:1i. 1 :42*. Winner— P.. li. by Rel Demonio — Crimea trained by D. Dennison. Went to tost at 4:07. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won in a canter; second driving; third the same. Collector Jessup broke tiatfooted and was shut off on the first turn, was then reserved in the middle 1 inning and drew out on the turn and won oflf easing up. Earl Rogers forged into the lead on the first turn and s.t a terrific early liaee, then succumbed readily to the favorite, hut held on :n a remarkably game closing struggle to HtTC second place. Silverskin broke slowly and held fortn in the rear for half the journey, then dowel up with a grand rush In the last half. Hector momentarily headed the paeem-.ker on the backstiotrli. hut was shut o3f by the winner on the far turn and quit badlv. Rubric was neer dangerous. PrlBCCM Titania was well up at the half and fell hack unexpectedly. Scratched— 07411 Martinmas, OS; 0701 12 Rapid Water, 112; 07O3G Pontotoc, !0; 07510 Vox Popull 92 Overweights— Earl Rogers, 2 pounds; Rubric, 1.
