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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND. OAKLAND CAL., Friday, May 3. 1907.— One hundred and forty -fourth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting 187 days. Weather clear; track fast. .17 books on. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. 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 index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. f* Q £* pr T7 FIRST RACE Futurity Course 170 feet less than .".4 mile. 430 4— 1 :09— 3— 110. 3C5t_/ 3 ■ Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWt PP~~St % % %~~Str Fiti Jockeys Owners Q~~H~C P S KIM TITTS II. w 7 112 3 3 l2 VI l5 If Mentry G P McNeil 2 11-511-51 1-2 68407 SPEAKER FONTANA s 5 117 7 8 P 4 1 4= 2 1 F Graham C J Ramsey 10 20 15 fi 3 67433 BELL REED SB 7 112 2 6 42 3i 31 3=1 A WilliamsJ H Brannon 8 9 8 21 1 H7310 SHARP BOY W 5 120 4 f B 5- 5J 4* Hy JksonGrnmeyerandBobb 88 30 20 8 4 68408 WOODTHORPE WB 5 120 10 1 83 7» 61 51! C WilliamsR H Harris 20 25 15 6 3 68»l*IN8TRDCTOR ws 6 120 9 2 7h 6" 73 6= Borel H C Couse 4 7 6 2 1 tiSjOT-SMITHY KANE w 5 117 1 7 2- 21 21 V Vanbout Hall and Marshall rt II 11 4 2 68287 FROLIC wn 4 117 R 9 9 9 81 8* Buchann J McGovern 15 20 20 7 31 68001*LYDIB WRSMAN wsb I 115 5 10 10 10 92 9« Herman I, Mac-key 50 150 150 50 25 R31S MIMO ws 7 117 6 4 61 8nkl0 10 W Fischer P Sheridan* 5 6 5 2 1 Time, 1:11ft. Winner B. g. by Bloomsbury — Sister to Ruth Ryan trained by G. P. McNeil. Went, to post at 1:42. At post 8 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving. Titus II. decisively outbroke, outpaced and outstayed his oppouents. winning all the way with plenty in reserve. Speaker Fontana. away poorly, closed up steadily and finished a fast coming second on the laxtde and is improving. Bell Reed, fresh and apparently good, was well up throughout and a fast going third. Sharp Boy was always well up. Woodthorpe. shuttled to the rear from a Hatfooted start, clo-fd a big gap in the last half. Instructor finished with a belated rush. Smithy Kane again .failed to stay. Frolic got away poorly and is worth remembering. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched -6MH Coventor Orman. 119: 08219 Prince Magnet, 120. In -rect weight in entries— sharp Boy, 117. £JQ££PvQ SECOND ~ RACE— l~Mile njTit Yards. 51460— 1:42— 1— 110. Purse 00. 4-year- UuOuU "ds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt /t jft %~Str Fin Jockeys Owners °__H_L_P_S IMS! KlNNY SII E B fi 100 10 8 8 fi- 4i I* In Mentrv G P McNeil fi 10 8 3 7-5 68318 RED REYNARD WB 5 107 4 I 1" lli 1- 1= 2=1 Sandy 1 H Miller 10 10 9 3 8-5 MRS MKH I. MtLVANEYws 4 107 1 6 6J 7= 6= 51 31 McRae P Albertson M 40 25 10 5 S83H HCRECE w 5 105 I 4 3- V 23 31 4- W Kelly J Coffey 7 7 7 3 3-2 f684Q8RALPH YOCNG wsb 6 105 5 3 24 3- l| l"f 5"* Kirschm J .T Ellerd 8-5 2ft 11-59-109-20 67S43JOYNER w 5 111 1 5 42 4* 5i 6- 64 Dorsey C L McDonald 6 7 7 3 3-2 68745 TART TOSA w 8 107 3 2 5» 5" 7 7» 73 C WilliamsA Goodin 8 10 10 4 2 68202 CLOCHE DOR WB 7 105 7 10 10 H 8- 82 So J Haves J Armstrong M 40 40 15 6 68410MARTENOR wb 4 106 6 7 7l 8- 9= 9- 9J L Jackson Multnomah Sta 10 15 12 6 3 t.8372 THE LIECTENANT w 6 107 9 9 9"k 91 10 10 10 F Graham W Hawke 3 5J 51 21 6-5 Time. 24. 4!. 1:15. 1:41ft, 144. Winner Br. m. by Jalore — Merrincss trained by G. P. McNeill. Went to post at 2:07. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. 1 -unity Side got away poorly but quickly improved her position and coming through on the inside made good with a game effort. Red Reynard broke in the lead and set the pace to the last couple of strides, where the winner got up on the inside un perceived. Michael Mulvaney, forced out of position at the half, closetl up much ground and finished fast. Lucrece tired finally after running lapped on the pacemaker to the last sixteenth. Kalph Young ran prominently for six furlongs and then retired. .Toyner displayed moderate early speed and quit as if short. The Lieutenant is big and high. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. Scratched--48634 The Missouriun. 102: MtM Pacifico, 107. Overweights — .Toyner. 1 pound: Martenor. 1. AQ jj? fTO THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 10079— 1:451— 5— 108. Purse 00. 3 year olds. SelT- O OOlt/ iug. Net value to winner 25. Ind Heraea AWtPP St jjj jj % StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S «S411SILYER LINE W 102 9 6 :i 33 3£ 2H 1! McRae 3 Schreiber 5 7 7 2 1 68482FAIR FAGOT w 107 5 2 2a 22 2?. Ink gg W Fischer A I.unsman 4 7 7 2. 6-5 68298KOGO ws ,07 6 I 7- 71k 7»* 6"k 3« Goodchd P Albertson 3 4 18-58-5 4-5 «838fAL.TA SPA w b 106 3 5 4nk fink 47. 41. 4] Sandv H C Aiders 4 7 7 3 6-5 88482 SEVEN BELLS Wtt JM 2 4 B| Snk :, | ,-,-■■. :,- E Graham E .1 Ramsey 10 13 13 5 2 S8482xROTAL MAXIM w 108 10 12 link ;»nu s- 7- fi1 Keogh EI Primero Sta 5 5 5 8-5 4-5 88388 BON YIYANT wsb 104 1 1 lJlJIJ 3n 7- W Smith T A Davies M fin 50 20 10 t;s4U BOGUM w 99 11 8 5" 4?. 6J S3 S* Lyeurgus W Walker S 15 15 6 3 68482 TETANUS w 104 7 7 12 12 10" 9 8*1 L Nichols S L Butler 88 75 75 25 12 882X8 DERDOM w 88 4 9 6- Eft 9.. 10- 10« Jarrett D S Fountain 20 25 25 8 4 68481 LOUISE FITZGIBBON w 103 12 11 HH 11- IP 1V 11- Gross B Schreiber 7 13 13 5 2J 6S411 GEORGE K1LBORN ws 106 8 10 11= 10l 12 12 12 C WilliamsSelma Stable 50 50 50 12 6 Time. 24. 49*. 1:15*. 1:42. 1:48ft. Winner — B. f. by Free Knight — Silver Lining trained by O. Wentworth. Went to post at. 2:32. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily: second and third driving. Silver Line, after a good start, maintained close pursuit of the pacemakers to the stretch, where she drew out decisively. Fair Fagot was also in forward attendance on the leader to the stretch, where he ■warned momentary command but tired finally. Kogo. crowded to the rear at the start, closetl M steadily on the outside and finished like a cyclone. Alta Spa broke slowly on the inside and was in • ehwe quarters in the early running. loomed up menacingly in the strttch and was tiring right at the end. Bevel Bells, crowded back on the first turn, closet! ■ big gap and loomed up in the last sixteenth but tired right at the end. Royal Maxim, nearly left, closed an immense gap. and is a stayer. Bon Yivant from a strkiing start made the running for nearly seven furlongs before he tired. Bog urn showed slight improvement and is difticult to ride. Louise Fitzgibbou was crowded to the rear in the first quarter. The winner was entered for 8600; no bid. Overweights — Royal Maxim. 1 pound; Tetanus. 2; Louise Fity.gibbon. 1: George K Jibuti. 2. AQn roURTB RACK— Futurity Course 170 feet less thai 34 mile. 430044-1:09—3— O O ODU 110. Purse . 3-year olds and upward. Handicap. Net value lo winner 50. Ind Horses AWtPPst j4 % 9sTrl-m~~Jocke,vs Owners °_H_C_P _s _ 68438 TOUPEE WB 6 101 4 4 1". 4-i 2.. 1 Sandv W Gabriel E E 3A 3-2 3-4 68485 NATIVE SON s3 98 2 3 3 1. l * Z Lvcurgus 11 Sb-ver 3 17-516-56-5 1-2 6S434*F. NECGENT ws 3 104 6 1 2i 8* V 3* W Fischer W Scbaretg 2 13-52J 4-5 7 20 68316*GRACE G. WB I 95 5 6 6 Eft 4t 4* E Lynch H W Hoag 4 7 7 2 4-5 68433 MISTYS PRIDE 7 95 1 2 Il 2] .V. :,nk Buxton B H Kirbv 7 10 8 3 6-5 6b"7l DOLLIE DOLLARS w 3 93 3 5 5° 6 6 6 W Kelly A B Buchanan 10 15 15 5 11-5 Time. 1:48*1. Winner Br. g. by Tenny— Flores trained by W. Oetcbein. Weal to peel at 2 .".V At post 1 minute. Start fair. Wen in . canter: second easily: third driving. Toupee got .away well ami was reserved lose on the heels of the pacemakers to the stretch, where he dashedthrougb on the inside and won off at the end. Native Son broke slowly and moved up rapidly on the inside into the lead and finished an easy second. F. Neugent l cat the barrier aud ran lapped on Mistys Pride early but quit badly in the stretch. Grace !.. pulling up at the start and nearly left. dose, 1 an immense gap in a cracking effort. Mistys Pride forged into an early lead but tired at the end of Hit eo furlongs. Dollie Dollars ran a bad race. Overweights !■•. Netigeiil. 2 pounds. - ft Q K£1 FIFTiFracE— l"~Mile and 50 Yards. 51443— 1:43 -4— llo.F Purs7"00. 4 year olds QOU Q A. and upward. Selling. Net value to winner :s:25. 1 tid H orses AW t PpsF 1z jjTgfrjjg Jockeys Owners MOT »- ■- B8E34 THEO CASE w 4 110 5 8 7 7 5* 1"k ]- B Walsh S Judge 8 15 15 6 2i •M.V-NABONASSAR ws I 110 4 6 6 8* 2.»1 *■* 2| Sandy .1 A Gray 6-5/7-5 1 2-5 1-4 68848 JOHN C. GRAUS ws 4 110 1 l Iil-il? 2J Zi C Williams Papinta St k Fiu.Vi 50 50 12 6 68G47 MIDMONT w 4 107 11 4 2D 2 !i«k h 4". Gross W M Marks 20 30 30 10 4 88381 BONAR wsb E 107 7 11 11 9 41 5 5* W Kelly T H Stevens 10 15 15 6 3 88381 FA8TOSO 1 1 5 ins 3 I S 8 8*7 fij Keogh E J Baldwin 3 5 31 7-5 3-5 68410 JERU8HA w 5 106 9 10 10 10 10 S 7- Palms W R Engstrotn 10 15 15 4 2 682S3 DARTHULA w 5 105 2 2 3 33 fink fiuk s« W Fischer Hall and Marshall 15 25 25 8 4 88468 DISTRIBUTOR w 6 1117 10 7 53 # 7 9 9* Borel F J Neil 8 12 12 4 2 6S201 BOX ELDER ws 6 107 6 5 4* 5l 9 10 10« Goodchild D Murphv 10 16 15 6 2 67901 MEADOWHORN w 5 105 8 9 9 11 11 11 11 .1 Hunter Vasey Stable 30 60 60 20 8 Time. 24, 49g. 1:10, 1:42£. 1:40. Winner — Ch. c, by Hammon — Jane Grey trained by S. Judgel. Went to post at 3:21. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Tlteo Case broke well aud had clear sailing, moved up rapidly on the far turn, got into the lead in the stretch and won going away. Nabonassar broke slowly and after being reserved on the inside in the middle running dashed up suddenly into forward contention on the lt.st turn, was crowded in the stretch and only just got up for second place. John C. Graus outbroke and outpaced the others decisively for seven furlongs but tired in the last few strides. Midmont ran prominently and gamely all the way. Ronar. away poorly, closed a big gap into a fast going fifth. Fastoso. knocked to the rear at the start, was gaining in the last half. Darthula was a prominent contender fdr six. furlongs. Scratched— 68273 Mistress of Rolls, 105. Overweights — Fastoso. 1 pound; Jerusha, 1. AftIAO SIXTH RACE— 7-8 Kile. 59402—1 !25J— 3— 88. Purse 00 3 year olds and"" up- Vf OoU £t ward. Special Weights. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AW"t"pp~sF4~ % Str Fin Jockeys ~Owncrs ~~ O H C P S 68436-BEDFORD wb 4 107 2 2 Zft 4u 3i 3 1" J Hunter C C Motafferty 8-5 12-52 4-5 l-3~ 6S4*3ETHEL DAY w 5 107 6 5 7* 73 4j 43 2" Gross W F Walter 4 5 34 6-5 2-5 68436,IUDC.E NELSON w 3 99 8 6 3* 21 2» 21 3* Sandy H G Bedwell 21 41 21-56-5 2-5 684S5=KOKOMO w 3 96 4 3 11 lh Ink lj 4»1 C Ross T H Rvan 3 4 18-56-5 1-2 68485 EDWIN T. FRYER w 3 99 lo 9 9 8 7 «nk fat w Kelly F Walfhauser 30 50 30 12 6 68485 TREAS RE SEEKERws 3 99 5 7 8 6« 8 7 6* McRae J Ryan 40 150 100 40 12 68393 FIRM FOOT W 7 109 1 1 andh 31 51 5h 7» Wllmot C H Patton 100 300 30» 100 25 68485 JOHNNY LYONS WB 3 99 3 4 6L 51 6l 8 8* J Hayes M J Hayes 30 50 50 15 5 68372 YANK Ws 3 96 9 8 41 9 9 9 9* G McLaunNeily and Meigs 100 500 500 100 40 59437 MAUD MULLER 7 107 7 10 10 10 10 10 10 Hollandr M D Miller 100 500 500 200 100 Time. 23*. 49. 1:131. 1:20*. Winner — Br. g. by Handspring — Carlotta t48 trained by C. C. McCafferty. Went to post at 3:56. At post I minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Bedford from a lucky striding start was saved on the inside in a forward position behind the pacemakers, came along ou the outside In the stretch and ranging alongside in tire hist sixteenth finished boring over to win a lucky race. Ethel Day. shuffled to the rear early, closed up like a streak in the middle half, came through a tight place at the end and just failed to get up but was best. Judge Nelson helped force the pace In the face of a stiff wind and at the end was crowded back by the winner and ran a game race. Kokomo set the pace to the final sixteenth, where he was crowded to the fence by Bedford and forced to pull up. Edwin T. Fryer got away badly and closed a pig gap. Treasure Seeker ran a surprisingly good race from a bad send off. Scratched— 08374 Mabel Hollander, 1ML .
