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I t [ 1 . . , t ,■ | ,; a a I f J t i t I ,; i . [ i . i I I i : I t t t i I : 1 t t | I HOT SPRINGS FORM CHART, i OAK LAWN. I HOT SPRINGS. ARK.. Wednesday. March 20. 1907. Thirty ninth day. Oaklawn Jockey Club. Spring M •ting Co davsi. Weather clear; track fast. 17 liooks on.j Preaidftag Judge. Prank J. Rryan. Starter. Mars Cassidy. Secretary. K. W. Maginn. Racing starts at 2:1.5 p. ni. W imlicies whip. S spurs. P. blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate track record, age ot hois.- aad weight carried. r» rT rT A Q ITRST BACK -3 1-2 Furloi.gs. 42—2—110. $::i 0 added. 2 year olds. Maidens. *3 • i TO Iillies. Selling. Net value to winner 75. Ind Horses AWt PP St A hh. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II U P S 67694 ASTORIA BELLE WSB 146 1 1 VV- 11 Abuchon P T fhinn 4 4 8] 8-5 3-5 67t.94 BALL A H* 7 4 :.J 8| 2*1 D Riley L A Ceila HI 15 15 6 3 FLOWN B MB 1 :: 21 6*1 3] D Austin T p Hayea :; :. 6 1 1 671 IiciULITA W M8 8 7 s- ::■ 4b .1 Foley D T Morris 1 1 4-5 8-6 out 67543 I.AOV KI.KIIoRN w M* 4 2 7s « » Monland li W J Bissell 4 4 4 S-5 4-5 67*43 LEOTA KATHRYN ws loo ". r. 3] l" 6- ciine w h Norton 6 6 6 2 1 CTftGMEAiDOWGREBN wslnl 6 6 6.. 7- 7- TlBliaail P .1 Miles 4 5 5 2 1 67643 SIS LEWIS W Iihi S 9 I si s C, Swain I R Fitzgerald in 15 15 6 3 67843 SOIREE wsn MS 2 s 5 8 8 Dearborn China ,«c Poraythe28 25 25 s 4 Time, 12. 24?. .".li. 42 . inner — R. f. by Scorpion — Docility trained by P. T. Chinn. Went to p.. st ai 2:111. At Boat :: tiiiiiiitc-. Start bad. Won driving: second nni! tnird Cue same. Astoria i.elle. awav miming and showing a high fliuhl of speed, saved much irround when tiiniin; mi i the t.treteb and. bnisblaa; gamely when hail driven, just lasted long enough. P.alla showed imoroveinent. nad rocgh trip in 1ie early stages, caeie with a rush when clear, was going gamely at the end and would bare won in a few more strides. F.own tan will and will improve. Chulita was practically left at the lHist and closed a big -zap. Lady F.lklurii was right there at the end. The winner was entered tor 5309; no led. Scratched — C7CP41 Phtraoy , loo. d 7 tT A A SECOND RACK 34 Mile. 1:124—6—113. Pane Slim. .". vear olds. Selling. O • • TtrJb Ne -alue to winner S30O. Ind Horses AWtPPStA hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 5 H C P S_ 67686 FLIP wsn his I I 21. 2* 2 1*1 F Kwain P King 4 4 3 8 E 2 5 676.is-;LENDOVEER Wg 184 I s 4*1 8* 3» 21 J Foley R N Vestal 4 I 5 ] 1 i,7i;:is-HR. UBE lUFFMAX w 111 7 7 1". 1= Vh 3= Abuchon Cr H Mailman I 5 S-5 S-5 3-5 out 67468 JIM SIMPSON WlM 4 6 6"» 4l V. 4b D Austin J Milam 4 6 6 2 1 67572 DEMO a 97 2 2 6* 6*] I* ■". skirvin 11 McCarren Jr 8 16 IS 6 2J .7 la-MOONVTNF WB 88 E 1 ■■■ 6* V 6- Dearborn Mrs C E Mahone 4 4 13-51 1-2 67684 TAUNT WB 86 14 S s 71 73 Pobaafta T E Crist 68 81 18 12 6 67*47 MOON LT MFRPHY wb 102 3 I 7 74 1 I Moreland J S Rratton 10 20 20 8 4 Time. 24. 4s?. 1:14*. Winner — I?, g, by Bute — Covert trained by G. Lamp. Went to post at 2:4U. At post 2 minutes. Start food. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Flip tunning to lis hest form and away in a good position, raced fonvardly throughout and. standing :l n. in. drive in tie final furlong, passed Of. Lee Huffman and outgamed .lendoveer. The latter showed unproved form aad finished fast under a hard drive. Or. Lee 1 liitliiian displayed his usual early speed, but tlr.d fast after totals live furlongs. Jim Simpson was in a jam from the start and ran fairly well. Demo bad no BjlaBBBB, MeOBTiae was almost thrown after going a quarter and had scant chance alter the. mishap. The winner, entered for 00, was bid up to SUMMI by T. P. Haves and bought in. Scratched- i;7i; 17 l Mariposa. HH; ■75ns. Woolslartlc. 105. /-» rj rT /i pT THIRD RACK -3-4 M!e. 1:12—5-113. Pane 5380. 4 year olds and upward. ■3 I I TCt Selling. Net value to winner *225. Ind Horses ArpFstT V "%~Str Fin Jockeys Owners O jj C P sj 67*4* PROTEUS WW 4 MS 4 5 9 2 2l l« Batler J W ONeall 8 5 li-..i 154-5 2-5 67544 BIRMINGHAM WB 4 MS 2 1 Ik 1*11* 2- Knopf J ONeill 10 16 16 6 3 67645sBONfiBRAKE w 5 106 6 7 6" 6* 6] 3» Dearborn C B Campbell 3 6 6 8-5 4-5 C7S46 SIMON KENT B I 188 E 8 4= 4- 4 V: Abuchon .1 J Creeley 5 7 7 2 6-5 •7*43 T. JO W E 10S 3 2 6] Ej 6- B»» W Allen I P. Fitzgerald 15 15 7 3 3-2 1.7673 I "OTTER Wsn 6 114 11 8 8"* 8* 8* 6*1 J Foley C V Mueller S 11 10 4 2 67*45 CAPTAIN NEROTH ws 5 101 1 4 Sh p 71 71 Bailey H Hardestv 20 20 16 6 8 67673 HAMILC.VR WB 4 MS 8 11 12 7 8| 8 Moreland W S Laird 15 16 16 6 3 6732* RUILOBA w 4 107 10 I 7 s :i 6*1 D Austin G W Inn. s 4 4 2 4-5 2-5 66873 SIDNEY F. ws 4 107 12 10 lib m- in IIP D Riley Johnson .Si Dodsont; S S 3 8-5 67544 BILLY PATERSON W 8 Ml 13 8 8*11 Ul 11- Brooks Mrs K M Loing 20 25 25 S 4 67530 MAiRIMBO WB I 1*7 7 13 13J 13* 12* 121 Maadera .1 Rurttschell 40 4n It 15 6 67002 GAY BOY WB 8 111 s 12 Mb 121 18* 1".J .1 .1 Walsh G W.I Btaaell 16 IS 8 3 S-5 67673 BLACK PAT W 4 MS 14 14 14 14 14 14 Milliano R N Vestal 50 50 50 20 10 Time. 24-. 4S-. 1:14J. Winner — P.r. c. by Galore — Metempsychosis traiaed by J. W. ONeall. Went to post at S:1C At post i luinute. Start food Won driving: second and third the same. Proteus, awav well and clear of Interference, was a doae contender for the first half. Moved up resolutely when called on and got up in tlie final stride. Ririiiingliani showed the most early earlv speed and barely failed to last lorn; enough. Ronel.rake had a rough trip, but finished gamely and got third plni in tlie final stride. Simon Kent after going wide most of the way, tired fast ill the last furlong. T. .lo saved ground on the stretch turn and ran a good race. Potter was right there in the early Kapea, but tired in tiie stretch. Rniloba had a rough trip, suftered from inte-ference and can do much b. iter. Shlnet I, ran p i — I y. The winner was entered for .00; no bid. « Scratched— 67470 Black Art. 100. Overw eiglils -|. Jo, 2 pounds. CI T l7 /I Ci fWTSera rack -l l-16 Miles. l:4«t— 6— 100. Purs»- fSSSV 4-rear-olda ami up- O 4 41: 0 ward. Allowances. Net value to winner *. Ind Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 1,7621 UACK LORY wi: 5 102 3 1 V I1. 1 11 lb O Swain J R Wainwright 6 6 5 7-5 out 6769S*BEECHER WB 6 186 2 3 2- 2" 2*1 2- 2* Moreland 8 A Beckham 7 107-107-lOout— 67669 cr RSIS WW 7 MS 1 I 3- :.. 3- :. 8ak Abuchon J Rurttschell 4 4L 41 4-5 out 67670»DOCILE w ■ 6 100 4444444F Swain Lockart Pros 31 31 16-57-10out Time. 24. If. 1 :147. 1 :40il. 1 :4i.3 new track nc.ir.i. • Winner — Br. g, by Top Callant — Ronnie Itinl trained by !. I.uzade.-i. Went to ihis. at 3:43. At post 1 Bttaate. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Jafk Lory, running to liis best form and given a L-ood ride, took the lead at once, maintained a fast pace all the way, saved ground on the turns and. standing a hard drive well, outganud Beechcr. The latter nrat kept h .eat in tin. long and when going well in tlie stretch and alxiut to wear Jack Lory down Moreland began fumbling the lines in an effort to raise his whip, causing Heeoher to falter slightly, which cost 1 1 i ixi the race. Caraai ran torwardly in the early stages and outlased Ihwlh in the closing dri.v. Ovei -weights — Cursus. 1 pound. Ci 7 *T A c7 llPlH BACK--7-3 Mile. 1:27—4—122.1 Purse »0. 3 year olds and upward. y i 4 Tit J Allowances. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses " A~Wt~PP~SM4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S i.7t.71 BAVABLE WB 7 MS I 3 1= 1» 1« V- le Abuchon P T Chlnn 6-6 11-511-68-6 out 67.".9SiHAVKAMA W 3 88 1 6 4b :;- :!- 2*1 2»k F Swain P J Millett 2 2 1 out— S7*48REQUE8T B»4 9S1 2 2 6* 6j 4* 3 i 3uk Moreland W J Young 21 41 41 6-5 out •7688 KING LEOPOLD w3 8818 1 8 5 :.■ V* 4" Dearlwrn J 5ass 12 2,0 30 S out 67*86 MISS AFFARLE WB ■". MS 5 4 2* 2- 8* 4l 5° G «Wain A J Freeman 12 26 25 7, out 67 197 1 CHANCELLOR wi; 3 90 4 6 6 6 6 6 6 Rutler R L Thomas 6 6 5 7-5 out Time. 12. 24. KL 47. 1:00!. 1 : 1 .1 3 . 1 :2i;jt new track record. Winner — R. li. by Salvator— Strailillower trained liy P. T. Chinn. Went to i»o. t at 4:14. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Sav; hie had iinnli tlie liest of the start and. showing a high light of speed, spie nleagled the others Ivfore going a half and wain cantering, llawkam.i. away poorly and given a had ride, ran a good race and out-t stayed Beojaeot. The latter came from a long way back in the Stretch and finished with a rush. King iaopohl showed improvement and latabed fast. Miss Affable tired after going a half. Chancellor had scant chance vith a i»oor start, Overweights — xlawkania. 2 pounds. Request, 1*. King Leopold. 31. d. *7 H A Q s*Xri RACK— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 1:43;— 5—1 00. Purse 00. 4 -year-olds and y 4 4 4tO upward. Seling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt% hi % Str Kin Jockeys Owners O H 0 P S 67621 SHENANDOAH WB 6 MS 1 2 Ill 1- P l4 Abuchon P T Chinn 2 2 1 1-2 out 67*68 SKYWARD WB 4 97 2 3 8* 3! 8*1 21 2 F Swain J J Flaunigan S S 8 21 1 67548 J. P. MAYBERRY w 6 lo7 3 4 41 4 6* 3 31! E Rice W Egan 4 S S 21 1 i.7Ci;i-MATAIK R WB E 66S 6 6 6"* •". - #1 6* • K Martin K SpeBCO ■ 4j 41 7 5 3-5 67*88 PRINCBSfl ORNA w 5 105 6 1 8* 2 3b 41 6b D Austin H P Headley 3 5 5 8-6 4-5 i.7i.72-ArrLA w S 102 4 5 6 6 6 6 6 Rutler W McLemore 7 S 8 2i 6-5 Time. 24. 4!». 1:15. 1:41. 1:45*. Winner — V,r. g. by Longstreet — DulSBB trained by P. T. Chiiini. Went to .mis at 4:44. At post : luinutes. Start giMxl. Won easily: second and third the sa;ne. Shenandoah ran as if he outclassed the others, took a long lead at once and area all the way withpl-nty i:i vserve. Skyward was close up throughout and finished fast. J. P. Mayberry was in close ipiarcs tor the first half, but moved up resolutely when called on and ran to his best form. Matador was sore when going lo the peat and suffered from interference in the early stages, but losed a big gap In the stretch ami was gaining at the end. Princess Orua tired after going a half. The winner was entered lot 1907.sh00; .10 aid* Scratched — l-747a-AdeK8o, 100.
