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OAKLAND FORM CHART. 1 . K L N I 1 OAKLAND. Cal.. Friday. AOril If. 1907. Hie hundred and thlrtj second -lay. New California .Inky Club. Winter Meeting |187 days. Weather clear: track fast. 37 books on.j Presidmg Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard Pwyer, Secretal-y. iel-cy W. Treat. Boeing starts iii 1:40 p. m. V indicates srhip, S spars. B bUnkers Plgorea m parenthesis following the distamc of each race indicate b ick record, age of borse and weight carried. -CJ CJ O f s d. llltsl Rack 4 1-2 Furlongs. 53 2 108. Parse sum. 2-year-ohJe. Attowances. VO5e/0 Nel value to u inner 85. . I iTd Horses AWJ "ll"s"t" ~j~iZ "~T Str Fin ,IK-ke.vs Owners 0 H C P 8 • s hi !•- m.i.ik 1. w 107 :: z 1 1 Gross i S Fountain B B •: .. 11 !:is TlL.I.INUHAST wn ill gl I- I - -W Fischer 8 C Hildreth 7 i : -■• . -1 I ■• - ■■ - .in. . .s i;l-;itl. Afoi: WB lit U •■ - - ■■ . Lawn n. . .1 Stpwe j I 8 :: ■! -• SS179 BROOK LEAF w 114 4 4 - li W Kelly W E Applegate 8 10 6 11 dl ID i;771" i:.U i:l h 111 7 7 II ■"■ •■ Sandy .1 C Davidson 8 20 15 I BS 17 l:l.XDI-: v. Ml I 8 7- a »:rik K Dugsvn II • Ahlers 1 C 41 s .. -I .. SX046 VRONSKY a llo 2 3 9*7* 7« T Rice Keew Bros X 30 25 10 I 68198 RENO RKDEL » 11" 1 5 8* 8s 8« Coone I M Cotiper 20 30 SO 12 I 1.7-171-1 wWII-: M m l"7 ■ a-; .- :" L Nichols W L Millard 20 80 80 S5 12 6824SI I .T 1 li a MU 10 10 l" 1" l" A Brown .1 F Clifford M M M 7 :; Tiaae, 23 18*. 55. Winner B. 1. bv Mimic Sister Genera trained by K. s. Foontaiu. ieni to p.,s| :,i 1:40. At post :: minute- 8tarl good. Won driring; se 1 and third Ilie same. 1 oiite l. shuffled back at be .-tart, closed up rapidly in the last qoarter and got up and won going aw.iy witb 1 rush righl al the end. Tillingbasl from s Hying start made the running by a wide Bap to I be Hual Bixteentb, where be tired badly. Mwagerhttor, awaj badly, el d .1 big gap early and tired fiually bill ran ;i -ihmI race. Brookteaf. badly Interfered with on the nun. eoahl never -ei up. Banward bro, e si,..-, iv and loomed up ueii on the last turn, but dropped bach "gain tiiialK. Balnade, nearly left, steadily Improved bla position. Vronsky was shut otT ear. . oimie M. and Altaic bad tm chanceatthestsrt. f+ LJ C%rj SBCOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1 1 ».". t I0». Pane MM :; yeai obb. MaMwia QO «/ i Fillies. Selling. Vi value to winner fi2." . Ind Hotm AWT"PP~St ,4 2 -4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C PS lis-HbTzrs; wt-. 117 ". :•- i i-i 1 W Fischer K Desjy s :, «f-6 1 10 5 B7482 JBZKBKL wso 112 M 2 I - * - I - 1 K I .vn.-lt P G Ljynch U 15 » J 1 i.si.l ]-TLl li: B S M- . 8 iii V -I » Kuapp D Mem y IS M M I S82S1 WOXA « M7 S 9 5-» 4 ■■■[ 4 Gros F Rose 1 S 5 I vv,-s- w us ir 7 . ■ 8»* ■ • McRoe 1 Ryan I I H - 1 » .!-"m vi.iSKY wmlU 211 I" ~ V «H G McLou-nH C Ahlers B St M M M 87«» ARDENES a IU II V « • 7» V W Kellj E .1 Baldwin IS 28 » 8 2 87869 BERTIE waat 117 CM ir- l" » n;; Borol R Friedman 8 IS 12 H8104 " ROSE POMPOM w 101 3 12 12 11* M| . T Rice Keene Bros M 1- 1- •• - 5 1 • RMENTO BELLEWU7 12 • U 3] 5* 1B A Wrbrbl .1 Toohey IS H 3* N - -M-i ft oi-l-V v w 117 11 6 I- 7. 11. IK WDugon ApplegateandCoCn 10 M 10 1 1 SnEBX «s!i7l,7 »M2 B l**.2gt » Green » SO f» 38 10 I line, 21i. !!•.. 1:02. I.HM. Winner b. f. by WooKtboli-c A.tiv,-. by Vh-gil trained by L. K.al.v,. Went 10 iiosl ai 211 i post :: minutes Start goad. Won cantering; Kecond and tblnl iirmn„. Szusa drew out itiieklv and proceeded to spread-eagle her opponents and won In a canter Jesebel *« alwivs • i, nearest pursuit of the winner ami easily best oi the others, Lulalie 1- Improving, .got awa; poorly closed a big cap and «;e going fast at the fed. Arena, nearly left, moved up rapidly on tin-fa- turn and was crowded in the last furlong but finished gamely. Nancy W.. simrp.,.,i to the rear early. mad* mi ur.tcb grosmd when too late. Nopsey. nearly left, closed an immense gap. I weens BMp w .1-preaiinent to the stretch. The winner, entered for |B0B, was bid wp to 8880 and hooght by J. W.JHatoek. /- /_j tad bO THIRD BACK 1 Mile and 100 Yards. .1 II. 1 1 Id 1 Perse SlitO. 3 year olds. 0023 I/O Selling. Net value to winner ?"■-■■ lnd Horses aiTpsi , fe BtV Pto Jocheys Owoere- , O W 13 M . il McRae P Ubertson 8-6 2 s " : 1"1 :: LtOGO- ws 107 11 10 7 8J 81 ::i nniYsi ki:i:t wn 102 r 11 11 11 ■ » - 1 Heyea w P Hayes I I I l - - . ,--ro , - X I KI.I.S ws,; 11.7 : 1 3 E* - f l K Pfyrla K .1 Kainsev M .... 40 U i MM PELTGROSO ffUM - 3 Eft Ti 7 S P POnhm W P Magraae in 1" S 3 fi "i 68286 LTA SPA wis 104 ti 4 li. 11 1* 1" E* G McLaunll C AhkBTB i I 5 H7-H MM pogim w mi i 2 M s* 51 ,;-■ f Lycorgua v Walker 4 10 10 4 8-5 67933 HUSK CHERRY w Hi 4 7 4 41 !- 7:; 7* Borel F J Nell H 80 M 17. fisms MAIA Wl WS 7 k 2- :;- ::■ g« B Bandy T H Stevens 10 15 1- I - 86260 BUNA a IM I I If* 1"J 11 V 0* .1 Smith r C Dotmleche M S 28 M I •0142 DOC CRAIO ws IN I R 5* ti P 0* 10* 11 Smith V i; Tanke SO M II M I 6*146 TOXIC . w 107 10 E »i" !"■ ml 11 11 B Lynch ApplegateftrCotn S 20 IS 6 3 Time, -t. 4« . 1:154, 142. l:4si. Winner— Rr. f, by Morte POast Hiraifa trained by l . Dennlson. Went to post at 2:3$. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Kogo, away very badly, moved up slowly on the extreme outside and finally made good with ■ decisive Stretch sprint. Fairystreel . marly left, eftoerd an immense "sip with ■ belated rush anil was -.i fast •_,,,in_ serond, Bevea Hells maintained cloae pursuit of the leader almost throughout but tired finally. Fellgroso, awaj latfOOted ;iud -hurtled to Ike rear, had si HMsa iaaide journey and was repeatedly pulled in but « siiiie like a shot at the end. Attl Sua set a stiff pace for seven rat long* and failed to stay. Bogus fell bail; earl] bat insole an [iwaail aa iue back stretch end caa do nuich better. Mala showed ...i bat tailed to stay. The winner wai entered foi 8800; no bid. Overweight- Ito-e ilifiry. 1 pound; Buna, 1. /»4J4 k FOURTH RACE— Fatality Course UTO feet less than .1-4 mile, tliifi P. -110. UO w lJ*J Parse 1000. 3-yeai ••1 K Handicap. Net value to winner 60. "ind Horses AWt PP St j V2 % Str Kin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 68265*F. NEUOENT ws iu_ 3 4 f 2* V 12 W Flacker W Scharetg 6-and13-106-5 2-6 out 87311 i;F.MMi:i.i. u- P14 5 i; J 1 3] ::■ !*1 Grass S Polk 1 1 1 8 6-6 682S5*XATIVE SOX a 112 SI V H Smith 11 Stover 2 21 1 MOJ 1 CANIQUE a ii» 1 6 ■ I 5 I :■- t- Sandy .1 Tookey s 21 IS u 2| S818] MABEL HOLLANDER w 104 6 :: 4* 4* 0*6* W K.-lly C Wklt 111 10 10 3 1 R8265 WOOLMA a MO 1 - 7- 0* 0*1 6* E Lynch ApptegateftkCotn 111 IS 17, .", 2 1© "i3 BURNING BUSH «r« IM 7 I s 7* 7s G McXjtunSelma Stable 12 M 16 5 2ft PU.Y KEIFE w IM 7 I 68. 7- 8 I W Smith T A Davies 40 luO 100 40 16 Time. 1 :i t*. Winner— B. r, bj Barrada- Mho Alice Til. trained by -T. M. MeNaaaea. Went to post al 3:01. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. 1 NiuLj.iii ranged qnirkly alouLide Native Son and irai toned baek at the hstlf but drew up :i.iin and •low led him ih i ively la the Stretch, wsis ridden oat, however, to stall otT ;einmel!s raah. The latter. always within striking distance, delayed hK challenge too long and finished gaining and K in grand form. Native Son from si lying start mi the pace for five farmngs and then tired badly, cniiipii. away slowly, • 1 •■,! ti|i well in the last half aid will do to watch. Mabel Hollauder ran prominently to the stretch aad failed unexpectedly sit the end. Woolma wsis shoflled to the teal- early and never dangeron-. /•♦jjO/"./", " FIFTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. 2:06] 1—114. Pane M00. 4-year-olda sm.l apward UOOl" SeUIng. Net ralae to winner 1325. Itid Horses A WlPPSFsfij % % Str Kin Jockeys Owners 0 H C_ P_S_ [VINE SPOT wit 7 IK I 2 S 6ll M* 2*1 :" l» .1 Hunter C C McCafferty 8-S 6-5 9 103 m-9 i MABONASSAR ws S 110 3 I l I] li 1 l1 "T Borel .1 Gray I 9 9 KOUGH RIDER WBl« 107 "• :: 21 2*| 2J 4*14*131 11 Smith E Belmonl IS 20 In 4 2 681 W. B GATES u-ll l«2 7 I 4 4 S1 ::•:; 4 .rot.- R R Rice .Tr 12 12 s :. 6-S C81 : I.IV FASHION w S 105 l 7 s s | g 7" " | Gross A W Enos 19 20 rj 4 2 68273 1 1: s w 7 109 1 s :.i 5* 7*» 7* r,1 i;« Lycurgna W Walker :: « 6 2 1 67975 PERRT WICKES w 5 108 2 I 7 J* i. i.:,: S"» 7* .1 Duggan E S Barnett IS M Si IS 6 68274 FREESIAS i 105 8 ■ ::■ S1 "• :,"■ 8 8 W Fischer J W Franks 7 15 15 C 2 Time. 2f . 50 . 1 :16J, 1 :42i. 2: h. ..inner — B. in. by Hastings— Nineveh trained by ih C. McCafferty. Went t -t at 3:28. At post t minntea. siait fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Mm- Si«,i broke well, was always within striking distance, rapidly overhauled the leader on the Isim turn. eeeiued sill hot an esi-j winner in the stretch but tired and only ju-i ot up. Nabonasaar set the pace to the butt stride before be succumbed and was beat. Kongh Rider, prominent far si mile, tired in the closing drive. W. B. dates ism forwsirdly to midwsi.v of the Btretcfc, where he qjalt nnex] tedly. Lad; hasbioa. sway poorly, trailed in the rear foe :i mile when sin- com am need to gala rapidly. Iras ran is it stale. The winner wsis entered for 00; no hid. Scratched 08263Corrigan, 110; B82S0 Briers, 100; 68252 Frank Fllrtner, MS. Incorrect weighl in entries Nine spot. 100, Overarelghts Perry Wfckes, 1 pound. _________ niitlAi sixth RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 1:051 8 100. Pone 00. 4-year-oMs and apward *3 nOU J. Fillies sind Mares. Special Weights. Net value to winner x."S . Ind Horses AwTpPSt % % ■% Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S i.vhi s antai: a wtt 4 104 7 :; i l 25 l1 1*1 C Ross R Restorick 2-5 1-2 1-2 oat— St i ETHEL DAT » "• Ml B 2 3» -"li 21 :: V Fischer W F Walter % 5 9 ■ 9 ■ out— 68240 MISS PROVO 7 IM 1: :, :, 4: 4 :: ■. Boxton Fleur de Lis Sta 211 7J 7", 8 6-." 6S7T.1 CHICORKA MAID w 5 104 5 1 I] 1] " : 1 Sandj B C Mason 109 209 209 29 4 1 I WILD BLOSSOM ws i nil 2 6 I 71" ." 6*1 G McLaunT .1 Smith 109 190 190 15 21 i.sHi HOMAGE w 9 104 1 7 7 t;n- * 0* McRae 0 P Romlgh 200 300 300 49 IS 67211 ri:iMi;ss LOUISE w 4 101 is s s s 7 Appleby Goach It HalcrawlOO 209 200 39 14 1 . . EMYPTN PRINCESS w 8 iu7 4 1 2» ". 7 8 Spargur C C Kennedy 109 200 290 01 t; Time. -J.W. l:i . 1 :ol. I 1,7 Winner B. f. bj Ingoldsby Bankara trained by . A. Boas. Went to post sit " "i." i poal 1 minutes, stsut good. Won in a canter; second and third driving. Ssiiisnsi broke on the Inside In •■Iom quarters but lelsurelj overbanled the kaderu aad area oat decisively in Ike stretch. Rthel Day from , striding start moved ap prematurely on the far turn and qnlekl] gave waj to ihe winners challenge in the stretch but was easily iiecond best. Miss Provo, awaj poorly, Fteadllj Improved Iter position and was a fsisi going third. Chlcorka Maid was indulged with the early had sin. I tired in the stretch. Wild Blossom htii-in d well and so did Homage. Egyptian Princess showed earij speed. scratched bls::7 Red Leaf. 104; 68050 Mini Gibson, 104; 08005 Parvo, 104; 07781 Bonnet, mi. Overweights Egyptian ["rlncess, :; •potnuls.
