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- _ . — OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAJvL-AND. •OAKLAND, Cal., Tuesday. April 30, 1907. — One hundred and forty first clay. New California Jockey Club. Winter .Meeting 1ST days. Weather clear; track fast, _W books on. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Ihyyer Secretary. Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following tiie distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. OOiQI FIRST RACK— 3 1-2 Furlongs. .•.1400—411 — 2 -115. Perse |44». 2 year olds. Fillies. OOrxrO J- Maidens. Selling. Net value to winner gWB. lnd Horses AWtPPSt K, % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P 3 C83SZ*CHARAT w 106 10 5 4* _» 1| Goodchd F McMahon s :, B 32 4-5 9-20 6.M60 TAI.IEN W 108 1 1 11 11 V A Brown B Schreiber in 10 41 9-54-5 msj HIJikHTKUN W Ktf, ti 10 ■* 4«k 3i Mentry G P McNeil H 60 SO 30 12 68352 JANET L. W 110 S 1 31 3J 4- W Fischer Anchorage St.Fmti 8 8 3 8-3 67971 Git, AN A W 105 8 ti 81 71 51 T SullivanP Reilly ti 20 15 6 3 68352 RIO VISTA ,w Ml 11 7 tii 51 6- Sandv Oakland Stable 6 7 7 3 7-5 ttm AGRIPPINA w 110 9 8 9= S- 71 C WilliamsP Sheridan 8 12 12 5 2 S82M KATIE GLEASON W 110 12 3 2nk «; s3 H Smith H Stover 10 30 20 8 4 MISS BCTTE w MS 4 4 lo« 10s 9« E Clark H I Wilson 40 60 60 20 12 tilWiti PARASOL «r 108 I I 7 9* 106 Borel F J Neil 10 13 13 6 3 RM CLARA MDLHOLAND WlU 7 11 11 11 11 Palms W St Vincent tin K0 60 20 12 tit 64 CORALIT.V w 105 2 Loft at the post. Stuart C W Chappcll 30 50 50 20 8 Time. 24. 42*. Winner B. f. by Charade— Mago trained by F. McMahon. Went to jHisr at l:4t. At post 2 minutes. Start gcxKl. Won driving: second and third the same. Cl-a-ay broke- well on the outside, ranged alongside the pacemaker in the stretch and drew out in decisive l;is|iion at the end. Talicn outbroke and outpaced the others to the last sixteenth, where she tired. Cluekstern. away poorly, closed a big gap into a fast going third. Janet L. showed early speed hut tailed to stay. Gigana. shut off at the start, worked through a rough journey into a fast coming fifth. Rio Vista finished well. Agrippina got away badly and can do better. Katie Gleason showed early speed. The winner was entered for S500: no bid. Overweights— Cha ray. 1 pound: Talien. :,; Parasol. .",: Clara Mulliolland. 1. r Qy1QQ SECOND RACK— 1 Mile] 5.N91S— 1 :3S —4—1 17. Purse 10. 3-year olds. Selling". OOrO Net value to winner Hjjg, lnd Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C jE* S SMHFAIR FAGOT w MO 10 9 Eft 4b U 2i li Sandy C Heifers 8-5 8-5 6-5 1-2 1-4 CMll ROYAL MAXIM w 110 7 8 ll3 10 73 61 2b Gross El Primero Sta 4 12 10 4 2 .7973 ELOTA w 105 6 1 P ." ! 4 P 3n W Kellv J Coffey 12 16 16 6 3 iahi SEVEN BELLS w sb 110 9 5 y3.. 8h .V. 4 " 4b R Davis E J Ramsey 6 7 7 2J 6-5 6S297 AVONA w 105 11 4 11 1- 13 ll 5« C Ross F Rose 10 20 15 6 3 t«433 MENDEN w s 107 1 6 4*1 21 2". 3h «l Rettig W P Fine 10 15 15 6 3 82C1 TETANUS w 105 3 7 In- 111 9* 7» c1 L Nichols S L. Butler 20 40 40 15 7 88297*JEZEBEL wsb 110 8 11 8l 7J 62 8 8° E Lynch P G Lynch 6 8 7 2J 7-5 6S457 MOHAWK w * 107 5 12 12 12 12 9* 9« Palms E G Switzer 50 100 100 40 20 8353 ElLALlE M. wsn 105 2 3 8» 6b 10- 10- 10a W Fischer D Henry 15 30 30 10 5 »;si.V7 HANK WELL ws 102 4 2 2 3h SI ll3 11« McRae J Ryan 30 50 50 20 8 6S411 FURZE wb 105 12 10 7- 9 11 12 12 Klrschm Sea Air Stable 10 12 12 5 2J Time. 2.",. fiOi. 141, 1:42;. Winner Ch. c. by First Mate—Device trained by F. W. Doss. Went to post at 2:00. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving: second and thind the same. Fair Fagot, away poorly, steadily improved his position and made good finally but finished all out. Royal Maxim, tlalfooted at the start and shuttled to the rear on the first turn, closed an immense gap and finished in : cyclonic- fashion. Flota was well up all the way and gamely earned third place. Seven Bells. shut off early, made up ground throughout. Avona made the running to the final sixteenth before she succumbed. Menden showed speed for six furlongs and is improving. Tetanus, away very poorly, closed up considerable ground. Fulalie B. was shuttled to the rear early. Hankwell showed early speed. Furza tam a bad race, throw out. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Incorrect weight in entries — Jezebel, 100. ft/l QQ THIRD RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs. 4.,, 34--l:181— 1— 9.". Purse 00. o year olds aud DOtcOO upward. Fillies and Mares. Allowances. Net value to winner 2T . Ind Horses AWtPP St M Vt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S tix::n|-ETHEL DAT w 5 110 1 7 7- 4* 1 1 1-. Gross W F Walter 1-2 1-2 9-201-5 out 8390 I.OTTA GLADSTONE w 4 105 2 1 l3 l3 2. 2b Sandv R 11 Harris 30 10 30 10 3 R375*THE MIST w 5 110 7 6 V til V S*| Keogh D A Ross 5 6 ti 6-5 1-2 88392*SUN MARK w 5 105 4 2 4- 2b 4b 4n C Ross R T Offutt 10 12 12 21 4-5 68430 KIN HERS W 3 95 6 5 3h 51 31 5 E Lvnch W E Applogate 7 13 10 21 9-10 R37S STORM. w 5 105 9 8 ih 73 5h «. Htherton A J Jackson 20 40 W 8 4 tiMlo LITTLE DCTTERCUP s 5 105 5 3 5b 8- 7»» 7- H Smith H Stover 50 100 50 20 6 67973 LADY KING wb 4 105 3 4 2b 3l 810 Slu T SullivanP Reilly 100 200 100 50 20 t 7:t: ti SERENITY WB 6 105 8 9 9 9 9 9 C Miller Sierra Nt-v Sta 100 100 100 40 20 Time, 2.;i. 4SJ, 1:13|, 1 :20i. Winner -Or, in. by Faraday — Ethel T. trained by W. F. Walter. Went to post at 2:32. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving. Ftliil Day far outclassed her exponents, got away natlonteel on the inside and was sec-urely pocketed to i ne last turn, where she moved up with a rush and drew out without much effort in the stretch. Lol tn Gladstone ran into tin- lead at the start and made- the renaiag for six furlongs before she succumbed. The Mist broke slowly and was shuttled to the rear early but closed a nig gap iu the last half and finished fist. Sun Mark loomed up on the last turn but tired finally. Kimlcts. poorly handled, ran prominently to the Stretch, where- the winner cut across and forced her te pull up. Storma broke badly and made lie ground steadily. Lady King showed superior early speed. not J/| Fol RTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. i.5!ll«2— 1 :2.V.— 3 ss. Purse $«« •. 3 year olds ami OOtJbOJb upward. Handicap. Net value to winner ggg. Ind Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S__ S8372 SI GAUM A 1 1 ws 4 MB 5 4 4-. 3 3 . 3 lb W Fischer W Scbaretg 6 8 7 21 4-5 i372-i LOCDL1G11T « 5 110 I 1 l3. 1- 1" 1 2!, Ke..gh Mole ra A .losephs2 21-54 8-5 1-3 68373GEORGE P. MNEAGw 5 M8 3 5 2 2- 2". a ::■■ 11 Smith H Stover "8-5 13-513-59-102-5 88373 .1. C. CLEM ws 1 H I :, V : - 5- 43 4- C Ross VV St Vincent 12 16 12 4 6-5 KZ76 RUBRIC W S M4 I ti ti 4:J 4 5* : - Sandv E Gavlord 4 6 31 ti -5 1-2 K4S MARTINMAS ws 7 95 2 2 5h ti 6 ti 6 R Davis E J Ramsey 6 8 5 9-0 7-10 Time, 233. 473. l:13cl, 1:20. Winner -Br. f, by Salvaelo Saee haloid trained by J. If. Mr Names. Went to post at 2:57. A post f minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and thirel the same. Simarmaicl from a seed start was luckily placed and trailing the leaders in the early running mn-i them down finally at the end of I fast strcieli sprint. Cloucllight established a lead quickly and being; eee ssively urged proceeded to spreadeagie her opponc-nts in the tirst half but tired and succumbed in the last stride under a weak finish. George P. McNear was s|mt c ff on the first turn but ran intu strenuous early pursuit of the- terrific- nee and finally swe-rveel badly iu the stretch. J. C. Clem, always well up and reserved for the tirst half, closed up like a e-yc-lone in the last e|uarter and ran a cracking good race. Rubric was shuttled to the rear at the start and was never dangerous afterwards. Martinmas was outpaced to the Stretch, where he finished well but has lost his former speed. ierw eights — Martinmas, 1 pound. £* Q | Q pT FIFTH RACK— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 438MJ- 1 :0T.J— eg— 110. Purse ihj. o year olds. O O *i Oil Allowances. Net value to winner $:Sk Ind Horses A~Wt PP St 4 H % Str~F~in Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 " C83S7BLAGG w 10-j J i .;. 2- 5 S V Brown L T Lee 3 4 4 7-5 1-2* hSCti-KoKOMo ■ icici 1; 1 h ]i -ji _•- Sandv T H Rvan 2 2 13-101-2out 84 ;PPA w 11113 5 tuk 71.. k :-,n v Kelly J Oodte] 5 13 12 5 2 8357 WOOl.MA w 107 10 3 ti3 5J 4b 4J E Lym-h Apple-gate efcCeitn |] -i 12 4 2 Ht2M NATIVE SON s 109 11 8 7b til 3. 5- H Smith H BtOver I I 5 9-5 4-5 678TPEDWIN T. FRYER w 109 1 2 I 9 8 tii C WilliamsF Wallhauser 15 60 60 20 10 8357 ZEI.INA w 98 t ti lb ;;i ti1 7" Bovd i 1 Dulin 20 M 20 8 3 83S7 PA LEMoN I 103 7 10 S S 7 81 C.ross H W HoaR 30 100 100 40 12 S8389*OTTO PRICE w sb KM .", 7 5b 41 9 91 Callahan H C Ahlers X 60 60 20 10 8398 TREASURE SEEKER wsl03 3 11 10 10 10 10* McRae J Ryan 50 100 100 40*20 676391 REM EMBER w M 8 9 11 11 11 ll« Buxton M A Dodge 60 100 100 40 20 68143-JOHNNY LYONS wb 103 9 12 12 12 12 12 J Hayes M J Hayes 20 30 30 10 4 Time. 2.".g. 4S*. 1 :00, 1:46ft. Winner — B. g, by Free Knight— Stella Perkins trained by L. O. Lee. Went to post at .3:27. At post .r minutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. Blagg from a striding start maintained close and persistent pursuit of Kokomo in the early running and wearing him down in the stretch won drawing clear. Kokomo. excessively urged into the lead from a Hat footed start, set the pace fast to the last sixteenth, where he tired finally. Nappa. well up in the early running, was shuttled back on the turn but came again and gamely earned third place. Woolma. crowded back early, closed a considerable gap in the last half. Native Son. away poorly, was repeatedly puiled up. took the extreme outside all the way and his rider was sitting still in the stretch. Edwin T. Fryer, crowded to the rear at the start, closed a big gap in the last half. Zelina showed superior early speed. Palemon got away poorly. Otto Price was op|K sed to too great early speed. Overweights— Edwin T. Fryer, 2 pounds. QQ/I Qft SIXTH RACK— 1 Mile. 88M8— 1:38] — 1—117. Purse 00. 3 ye-ariTlds aud upward". J? TjiClvJ Allowances. Net value to winner S325. "" Ind Horses AWtPPSt % Vfr % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H fj t 6S2753BOB RAGON w 5 109 ti 3 M U li l»k 1- Gross r, .Summers 8 15 10 4 !C5" ctis:::,:!MISS OFFICIOUS W" 3 82 9 8 8 4b LI 2 2: W Kelly M Re is 3 4 24 ti-5 3-5 tiS375CABIN wb 5 110 5 11 7 7 5»t 34 3 a Williams.1 II Brannon 8-5 2 9-5 2 3 2-5 «S409THE MISSOURIAN s 5 110 2 1 61 8 31 41 4" McRae J Ryan 20 60 50 20 7 tiS:;:„,-EDITH JAMES ws 4 10» 7 4 9 9 7 5b 51 E Lynch P G Lvnch 4 10 10 4 8-5 68433 JOLLY WITCH WB 5 106 8 9 10 10 10 7 6 Alarie E Stewart 50 50 30 10 4 682393MAMIE ALGOL. w 5 108 1 2 11 11 9 8 73 Foster F M Smith 15 40 40 15 7 6S375 ECKERSALL w 5 109 It. 5 3 2-i 41 6J Sl C WilliamsC P Fink 30 80 60 20 s s:.T3 FISHER BOY Wsb 5 113 10 fi 5b 53 6J 9 94 F Kelly R Friedman 4 5 4 8-5 1-5 ti17003INTEGRITY W 4 105 4 10 4h 61 10 10 104 sandv J Hennessv 30 30 30 10 5 682S8 SEA LAD w 4 109 3 7 li 3b 8 11 11 McClain W M Caine 40 60 50 20 10 Time. 2o3, 50. 1:10. 1:41*. Winner— B. h. by Kismet, by Melton— Chltose trained by G. Summers. Went to post at 3:52. At post 6 minutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. Bob Kagon from a lucky start ran in keen early contention, then drew out at the half and held sway to the end and finished tiring. Miss Officious quickly improved her position from a poor start and after e lose aiteudaiie-e on the winner challenged gamely at the end but could not get up. Cabin, knocked to his knees at the start, e-losed a big gap into a close and fast coming third and was much the liest todav. The Missourian was crowded bae-k on the tirst turn and gained steadily in the last half and is extra good. Edith James began slowly, had no mishaps and closed up well in the stretch but wants a longer race. Jolly Witch e-losed a big gap in the last six furlongs and Is worth rememtiering. So did Mamie Algol, which -eeu/s out of place in short races. Eckersall showed speed but failed to stay. Fisher Boy seemed unable to raise a respectable gallop. Scratched — 08375 Yada. 109. Incorrect weight in entries — Fisher Boy, 109. Overweights — Jolly Witch, 2 pounds. _ Jg
