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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OtAKIjAND. OAKLAND. Cal.. Saturday. April 6. 1907. — One bundled and twenty li r -1 day New California Joi kpy t j ■ 1 1 1. Winter Meeting. 117 days. Weather cloudy; track last, i ." 1 hooks on. Presiding Judge, B. C. Bopper. Starter, J. .1. Battaaan. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Baring starts al 1:48 p. m. W Indfeatea arhlp, S spurs, B bUakera. Pignrea in aarentheafs foUoaring the distance t each race Indicate track record, aye oi horse ami weigbl carried. _»_-i O fc F1KST BAI B 7 1-2 Furlongs. 1 1 :::2 -1 1 «. Parse J0. 4-year-olds and apward. OO -L dfiS Sellinu. Net ::lue to winner $::25. i TTTt Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 o.7a i::iiNFF.sSK ws 6 IM I 1 2* V 2" V " Keogh J W aUalaek 2 18-618-68-6 4-6 WOKS PAL 4 lei l S l !J 1- 11 - Jarrett D S Fountain I S I 2J t. • i«8085EDUABDO wan 6 M7 7 6 4 . :: :.- :.- :i"l H Smith H Stover 6 10 10 :; D-o 67841 I I.FV F ION WS 4 107 3 9 ■ * 6* r,:l 4" .1 Hunter C Van Dusen S l: I] I 3 »;si..vi tlllUSTlNF. . wa 7 Ml M M :•- . •;- 4 4» ",•• B Lynch P : Lynch 8-6 8-6 8-6 7-102-6 61743 BIBD »F PASSAGE 5 107 S 4 3] 4 CJ V 6* Bocbanan H N Burtliiluni 61 Ml 80 M la 67965 BOSEA BO w 4 lo:. I 7 g» ! J 7"7I 7| Bore] W It Engstroai 31 ino iiki 40 la 68069 IT.A1 NT slO 107 2 2 7 7 M s1 g E Dngmn 8 P Tate 1 16 li 6 3 6K086 JACKFULL WS 7 107 1 3M M 8] :•. 9» F SullivanG P McNeil 1.". M 1". I I 68032 ISMAILIAN w 5 MS 8 8 If M M 1" 10 W Fischer H It SchaaTer o0 a0 M S 3 Time. 24i. 48 . 1 15 1 :::4. Winnei ch. h. bj Father Confessor- -Koffee trained bj J. W. BlalfM-ki. Went to i» -i al 1:40. At post :; minutes, start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Confessor aras reserved haul held rioae behind the pacemaker and Bntsbicg fast wore bim down eventually and BBOred a Incky win. Pal made the runniiiy under a tittll to the final sixteenth, where bis Jockey pnl an an awkward ride and threw away a certain victory, Bdnardo ran in forward pursuit of the leaders Ihronghoul and finished a gaBM third. Klevation. away poorly, closed i bi gap early but tired al the end. Christine A., away oiM.ily and impeded early, made up much ground in the middle hair bat quit ami swerved in the Btrejxb. Bird of Passage showed earlj apeed and hchl on v.il for seven fnrlongs, probablj sl;ort. The winner was entered for 8800; no bid. Scratched B7810Lncian, 107: .! »;!• Corriaan. 11". /;* Q -| O Q SECOND BACB— 1 1-4 Miles. 2:051 — 4— 114. Parse 8408. 4-year olds and upward. y Cy JL aai O SeUing. Net value to winner 25. Did Horses TrWtllSrst~~ :« s"tr~Fi"n Jockeys Owners H C P_ S 48M8TALAMUND wsn 4 110 4 2 1* L* 1» 1* l1! I1! G McLnnnT E McLaughlin 6 8 7 2. 6-.i ONsKBRIERS a 7 mi 7 4 31 ::» 2» 2- V 2* Buxton Fleur de Lis sta 4 I 61 U-H 68031 BENVOLIO w 7 1 10 :! 7 7» 7 Vi th :i»i. :;".. A Brown H W Hoag :: :: 13-61 11 20 679S6*INFLAMMABLX W 6 107 8 1 ." 2 3» 31 4i P» W Fischer O F Hume I 8 I : 1 67*95 IRAS W7MI I I ■ ■ ¥ . 8* 5 ■",- Lycurgua W Walker 28 Si 20 S 3 679M W li. GATES wall. Ml 1 1 5 5* •* 6 - S* Grott R li Bice Jr 2:. M M 10 :• S8069 INK W8B 7 1!" I" I V BJ v:! f 71 7" lalms .1 Btowe HI 15 15 6 « taMI LADY FASHION WS 106 I S I # SB 7 8* m.i, Keogh A W Bnoa 26 -I" 40 li s i;vin;6:-i AMKL C. WB 4 M7 1 8 I1 6-7. 41 6 * 9 t* Fhuinery E Dealy 61 Ml M M 12 t67934VETERANO wb 7 U0 6 M II 10 10 lo in II L Jackson Multnomah Sta 4 I 4i 2 6 5 Time, 27 h. 504, 1:161, 1:12. 2:081. Winner— B. c, by Attamax — Taltada trained by T. B. McLaaghlln. Went to | o-t al 2:u.s. At post 4 minates. Start UxhI. Won easily: second driving; third the same. Talamund made the running throng bout, was waited with in front under a pull lor the Brst mile aud .ew away when called upon in the stretch. Briers maintained close pur-uit of 1 lie winner throughout but railed to et up under 1 weak finish. RenvoUo ran forwardly all the way and put up a gaaae stretch effort. liiManiiuable was a forward contender for a mile and an eighth and quit unexpectedly at the end. lias trailed for sii fnrlongs, then moved a| the far torn and finished gamely through the lasi furlong. W. B. Gnhea wa~ irel] ap for a mile. Ink has probably trained off. It was too fast for Veterano. The .v inner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched 08088 Vincentio, int. / Q1 O /I HHt" BACB 4 1-2 Furlongs. 53—2—108. Purse 8700. 2-year-olds. Handicap. |yO J. dal A -N"1 value to winner 8560. Did Horse- _~" AWtPPSI _ .. _ Sir Fill JiM-keys Owners «1 f C V~ S 67998BRAGGART w 112 1 1 1 " 1 -: H Borel F W HeaJey 7 M M 3 3-T 6773DBOAS a HI 2 2 2". 2" 2-. 11 Smith Keene Brat :: 3 11-59-102-6 ".7 lHARVEL w 112 I .". ::; 2 31 Pullman U /. De nuan s , 11 :,n .",: nil 2 . . ni:.N w MS :. 7 7 4* 4t Keogh W Durker 10 20 20 I 2 68084 RHINESTONE wa Ml 7 I "•"■ "•- 5 E Dngmn LT Lee 15 M M S 21 i,..i..s CX LLEOE WIDOW a 149 t :; 6 c.n. „ _ Brown II W IL.aK 4 4 18-68-6 3-6 ■8846 TILLINGHAST wn Ml I 4 4-1. 7 7 W Fischer S C Hildreth IS IS 12 ."» 2 Time. 2.!. 4N. r.l. Winner ch. g, hy Boanerges -Gelldc tramed hv c .1. Caaey. Went to iiot at 2:35. Al j.osl 2 minutes. Start bad. Won easily. Second and third drivlit:. Braggart outbroke, outpaced and outstayed the others deefadvely. Boas broke slowly and being made cpialely handled COOld level gel up but made a gaBM effort. Ilarvel ot away badly and ran quickly up 1 into prominent contention, but tired In the rinsing drive, ft dean, nearly left, rhswd a big gap. Bnlne- ■tone siilfereil at the Btarl and n.ade Bp milih glOOnd under a bad ride. College Widow, shuttled to ll.e rear at the start, was never dangerous, but jnlnhrd gsinlng. TiilinghasL away 3atifooted and repeatedly hhlit off. showed a Bash of earl speed bul tired al the end and , an do beiler. Scratched 6_____UIei_b, 104. 2_ h_Y fc f_ 1 OFHT1I HACK 1 1-16 Miles. 1:461—5—188. Purse fl.080. AU Agee. Handicap. OO 1 — * f Nei value lo winnei 8880. Mat !!■■■»■ "AWt ll sru~ Str Fin jockeys Owners fj HOPS 8M48*RAPID WATEB W 6 IM 3 S I H 8] li 1«| W Fiacber 6 C HildreTh 2| 3 M-68-6 M 68o3*2RIBY w 5 Mi 6 Z !- I| l| 21 8* Keogh W B Jenninga 4 8 8 3 6-5 «mh» vox laillLI wO K 1 I B«* 4" 4- 8] 1*1 W Kelly t s Chi Ida 11-621 D-.".l 1-2 BMgf PONTOTOC sn :. M 2 4 I .".- •"•- 7. 4"t T Rice Keene Bros 10 IS K 4 3-2 ckin;s siDKEME court wsb 6 100 1 1 2] 2U :;■! i- 6*1 ■ Dngna C Van Dnoaai r, 6 6 2 4-5 68089 MARTINMAS WB 7 M S I # 8 6 6 6 B Davis E J Katnsey 4 7 5 2 1 Time. ?.*. 4HJ. 1:14. l:46f, 1 bi. Winner— B. h. by I! apallo Water Girl trained by S. . Hildreth. Went to past at 2:58. At post 1 minute. Start . xh1. Won easily; second and third driving. • 8a pM Water Unproved suddenly and after hebtg reserved in a kochI forward poaltlaa in the early nmning j drew i ut when straightened for hoane and won naiag away with a rush. Ruby outbroke the others and 1 aadekJj eatabUshed a good lead and made the running to the last turn, where she was challenged by Hie winner ami Bnceumbed, but held on gamely for second place. Vox Iopuli was crowded at the start and 1 toiced to pull up repeatedly, came fast When clear and Baanhed a las| going third. Pontotoc was - • •i.Klassed here but finished well, annreane court ran aroaasnently for aeven furlongs and then quit. • htartinmaa dropped out early and raa a bad race. Scratched— 68068*Bdwln Gum. 114; 8787yBeecbwood. .».;. - Q1 OaQ IHTH UACF.--5 1-2 Furlongs. 164—0—108. pure, ?r,N. ;;-Vf-ar olds and i.p-UO - JL iiU wan! Selling. Net value to winner 8888. Ind Horses AWt 1 St 14 ~rt SH Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P~S 6S067-ST. FRANCIS w 4 111 1 1 ]" l*j 1~" 1" Keogh Mapb- stable 7-511-511-57-1014 672U*ENTRE NOUS w 5 101 I I 4 42.1. :!3 i3 W K.-llv M Beta 4 5 M-401-MC-S 673368IR BRILLAR WB 6 Ml I 4 2 2 2 3*1 A Brown r.l Casey 7 -5 7 5 .1 5 1-2 out t 88M8 BLANCHE C. Bl Mi 4 2 6*1 P 4i 4- E lark S Folk 20 50 50 12 4 13881 FAIR FAOOT w I M I I 6 6 6 5" R Davis C Heifera 20 s, 2. 7 2 ■88*7 VAN NEBS w« 8 111 i 5 :ti 33 V I W Fischer .1 B Dunn 12 20 20 6 I Time. X3|, 4si. 1:07. Winner— .h. e, by Rubicon — Why Not 1 trained by J. Froters. Went to post ui i:±. At post 6 uduutes. Start tair. Wou driving; second the same; third easily, , St. Fram-is from a flying start won all the way but was tirins; fast at the end and got home luckily. Fntre -Non . away poorly and ■eased about, closed an immense gap and finished going two feet lo the leaders one. Sir Brillar maintained nonre.lt pursuit of the winner to the last fifty yards ind then tired as if short. Blanche C. held a good position throughout and was a game and fast coming fourth. Fair Fagot dropped to the rear at the start, then finished well. Van Ness retired after running a prominent ill". Overweighta Sir Brillar. 1 iMumd. _r» Q -| £rr SIXTH BACB 1 Mile. l::tSl— 4 117. Purse ?400. 3 year olds and upward. Special X O 1 w I weights. Net value to wiuiuv $..2: . Ind Horses AWtPF St *4 l:2 K SlTlTn Jockeys Owners O n 5 P S~ 4HK8BHDFOBD » 4 106 1 I 8*1 *** 8* "-1 lnk J Hunter C C McCafferty 6-5 S-5 7-511-20out 68067-BI.ONDV Wl 97 4 1 2". :.* 3- 23 2- Buxton W B Jennings 3 I I 4-5 3-10 68032*MABEL HOLLANDFR w I 92 I 2 1*1 14 14 1] ::n E Dugan C White ~ I " I -5 2 5 17184 ST. ELM WOOD WB 8 81 X 4 4 4 4 4 4 R Davis Sobra Vista Stbl 5 5 4 11-102-5 Time. 24*. 49?. 1:15. 1 :40J. Winner — Br. g. by Handspring — Carlotta C. framed by C. C. McCafferty 1. Went to post al .:."«4. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the y.ime. Bedford broke -lowly, bin moved up gradually and challenging the leader in the stretch won out at the end of a territi- drive. Bloiidy from a fair Btarl ran in nearest pursuit of the flying pacemaker to the Btreteh, where be tell bail. .11 a ei ileal moment, iheii came again ami failed to get up tint was best. Mabel Hollander beat the barrier and made the running by ■ wide aaarghl but tired in the closing furlong and tin.illv oa- crowded Out. St. EbnwOOd, nearly left, loomed up on the la-t turn but tired eventually. Incorrect weight in entries Blondy, !S.
