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OAKLAND FORM CHART. i iAKI.AND. OAKLAND. CAL.. Thursday. May 23. 1907. One hundred and sixty-first day. New » aHforala Jockey Club. Winter Meeting Ms? days. Weather clear; track fast. 33 hooka on. i Presiding Judge, E. c. Hopper. Starter, I.i hard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. W Indicates whip. S spurs. 1! blinker-. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight allied. OCJOlO riRST RACE— 1 IS Miles. 43980 1 M I — 105. Parse 00. 4-year-oUa and ap-OOuU **ard. Solium. Net value to winner 25. I nil I lorses A."xTl I S fa fj j V- "X StTTin Jockeys Owners Q~l I_cJ3p_TS~ B732 MILL SONG w 4 ttT 12 ! b !• b ;;". 1"- 1 " R Davis C C McCafferty V bj I :: 1 3 ■ • i QITEEN ALAMO ws 4 109 2 2 i : V -, -:. S- C WilliainaW M Calne M Zt B i 8-0 18831 BONAR ws E 109 9 l" 11 iP :■. i;.1. 4- ;;. K Lynch T II Stevens U 12 in 4 2 68711 TARRIGAN ws 7 KM 3 3 7 71 ■ :•" TJ ■,. Appleby Reality stable 3 -I 16-54-5 1 Ifl 8744 M. Mil.VANKf ws 4 Ma 1 6 81 6 iv. i* »;• 5* McRai P Vlbertson 6 !i 9 3 9-5 i.vi.i .i in c GRAUS ws I 112 7 I l-1 !- l- l1 :b and P Phillips Papinta stock FmW 15 IS I 2] C88and4 SANDSTONE ws 5 109 8 5 :; ::::- 4". .", 7 W Fischer Fleur de Lis SM 1" M 24 8 4 68831 JERLSHA Wi I"- I 9 9 9" 1" 91 B1 V C Smith W R Engstrom 8 M N 1- S i.s:h, i;, ii ,-|i RIDER nlO 109 10 12 12 12 1J. Vz Vfl 9lJ Sandy E Belmont 6 16 B -_ 6-5 68781 BARKLYITE ■ 14911 7 ". 5* V 711. !t- ln» A Wright I. B Fine 28 20 20 s 1 «,7s7l CANEJO n 10 142 i ii 10*10* 7 ii li- IP Klrschm -I .1 E i no TBE o.M.Y W.Wwi; 5 lot i; 8 B* B 111 !- 1- 12 F Graham Alameda stable 24 30 -0 s 4 Time, S . IttJ. I :bi. 1 : IS, i ::. ;j. Winner B. r. bj li met luanita trained by «. C. McCafferty. Went , |mst -it 1:44. At post 1 minute. Start -•«»!. Won thriving; secoad and third the sane. Mill Soui.- was bo Lily placed early and drew oat when straightened out for home and is fresh and --" : C ic , i Aiio : n In cio ■■ our lilt ol the leaders throughout and « is ■ game second. Bonar, away badly :.v usaal, c io-e-,1 :i big can Tarrigan ".,- shut off earl and wort i through a rough Journey Into a fast going fourth. Michael Slulvanej a it knocked to the rear oa the last turn. John C. Grass failed to stay ;iic-r -how in-, iiirn ,.i , i. Tbe winner was entered fur 00; no bid. iQOlQ SECOND RACE 2 Mies. 4134— ::X-6- 106. Parse slop. 4-year-otda and up- OOejIO ward. BelUag. Net value to winner if.U... Ind H ij A%VtPPSt~ ~f~V ~lf-i~StrFin~"jockoys .Owners Q~II~"C~P~S~ 68807 BENVOLIO wb 7 118 4 1 ;:! ::- ::;! S* V 1*1 R Davis W I Bandall 2 2] 4-6 3-5 wt i ■ tu col, CAP ws 7 107 :; 2 1 r r 1] 1 2s C Wright G V" Robinson 2] I 4 4-5 7-20 fixS07 LITTLE JOKER ws 5 108 1 3 -- -- 2] J« :: :■■ C WilliamsL A Wilson 6-5 17-108-62-5 out 68831 VETERANO v,i; 7 IM Z 4 4 4 14 4 11. Jackson Multnomah Sta S s 7 11-53-5 Time, 2H. M. l:3i;.. 1:17. 2:134. 2:40J. 3:084, :.:dJ. Winner B. . b Bend o: Sierra Madra .trained by W. I . Randall. Went to post at -:ob At post l minute, start good. Won easily; second driving; third the saiae. Isenvoiio Improved suddenly ami. after being close up behind the leaders, made food decisively In the stretch. Hi Col Cap Injudiciously made the running under a pull and finally succumbed under a b.t 1 rich Little Joker, hard held under waiting tactics, bote out oa the turn-. lost much ground and tired when caOed o m for a real effort hi the last half. Veteran©, well op oa sufferance, dropped back at the end of the lirst mile, [be winner was entered tot MOO; no bid- Bci itched 6881 7 Eta . 106. Overweights Little Joker, 1 tound. £JQl/~l 1 THIRD RACE 1 Mile. S6018 1:38 -1— 117. Parse f4*4 . 4 ear-olds and upward. OOt/l /jC Belling. Net value to winner 26. Ind Horses AWt~PP~St~~*4 /i""" Tstr" "l in Jockeys Owners O n C P~S~ B710 ST. GEORGE JR. wn 6 112 5 1 l- 1 l« l« I -. W Fischer T H McLaughlta 8 S 7 ;: S 5 i;.:.,-l.sT FACSTlS w s ;, 104 6 8 :•• 7- ti- 1;- 2 McRac .1 Kan I ii 41 ! 1 4ff731 ESCAMADO a 140 12 5 - 1 -- - 1 -,,:- ■•- Sandy .11 E Bowel! I C B 2] B i 1 I WATER CI RE a 10 101 10 v- "i "■- Pi 41 Grote R B Biee lr 1" 15 8 . S-o 1 Kb CIIIHlAHlA w a 1 ii i 12 10 ti- - s: 5* C WilllamsE Bedenbeck 8 10 9 11 9-6 6Kd s M VRHESSA Ws i 147 7 B 1" 1" • ,- i; tchlld !■ AXalltiauser 10 1! 10 4 1- a LADY FASHION tvi; :, 107 I 1 7j 8= 98 7- 71 L Wilson A W Enos 10 15 IJ 4 3 68766 NABONASSAR WS 5 112 B 9 »* 4*k 4«* «• S1 I.or.l .1 A Cray 2 4 4 4-5 4-5 Se57 FROLIC wb 4 112 11 7 ::• ::J Ii 51 P|K Davis .1 McGovern 8 lfi 16 I I tfi«l TINLOCH 4H I 112 • ,; 4* #* 7i M 10 P Phillips P E smith 30 100 100 40 IT. B773S I-5ABEL1TV a 7 KB :ii Palled Up. G McLaunJ M Craae s s 25 16 ~ 4188S OE« W TCTirTLL w 5 109 2 10 Fell. ETashaw .1 B W Brownlow 10 154 154 44 ■ Tillie. LTi. I"1. 1 lil. ! i2 Winner -Id k h by St. George— Gadabout, by Wanderer trained by T. E. MeLanghlln. Wen to post at 2 M. At po-l •" ininules. Start ve r. bad. Won driving: second and third the same. St QeOrge Jr beat Hie others away by ten Lengths, held sway throughout and was lucky. Last Faustus, •way badly close-,! up -round rapidly and. tinishin;, with a rush, was best. Bscamado, luckily aad fof-wardly pluVed was a i.roniinin, :iiuj u.ime contender tbruugbout. Water Core closed a gap and i- im-nrovlng Ii Chihuahua i.eaih left, closed an immense gap. Marpessa suffered from iiiterfercuc.-. abollassur cptit. I • rolic and Tinl-M h tailed to btay. The winner wus eulercd for 100; no bid. I DverwclijUts— .riulocU, o i»uui!il,j. - ■ ■ . . , • 1 eCiQ-kK FOIRTI1 BACK- 1 Mile. 68018 1:1s 1-117. Purse K. 4-year-olds and up- Ot/v/*J ward. Selling. Net value to winner 35. In°-_ Horses AWtPI»Stji4 Vz % Str ITn Jockeys Owners O H C P S ~ 6S745 PICKAWAY wa 7 141 I 1 l, 1 Pjl lh F Graham- A J Jackson 6 6 6 2i_ 6 5* 1 ; MAirbli MAYER- WSB4M0 9 7 1;".,- 4-. ::-•. ;■- McRac I Morehouse M B 1" ti 3 F76S9 B.VRON ESHER wsfffi 104 "I 6 ■■■ ■-■ 2, 4* f Riddle Q Ihirker 54 M M S 4J fG878tTHE CAPTAIN 7 loll 8 4 10 8] 7 * 4»1 4 C WilliamsC Urani :; 18-518-57-5 3-4 6SS31 l»IRONI ACK ws 7 144 - I P I"- .", : 6» B Keogh II I. Shannon s 10 K 1 2 omiiisi v MARK w 5 167 10 10 8" P l 4* 4* J no CarrollB I 04fat1 G 6 4. 2 1 ." MI.ADA W 5 147 7 8 7, 7 . v s- 73 Sandy II M.ok 3 21-521-53-2 7-16 6X765 PRESTIGE WB 5 112 •". 1 2» 2-1. ::. 7. V Fischer Fleur de Lis Sta s u a 7 M 6S7X1 RED REYNARD wn 5 109 3 I 5 9 8 it 9* L Wilson I II Miner M M M 1 3 i,7is; c-|.Yii:o n E 112 6 5 I 10 m 10 10 Dotal J McCavty 10 IS b= ; 3 68557 l.VDIE WRSMAM wsu 5 102 11 11 Pulled up. G Nichols C 1. Mackey 40 loo 100 40 2U Time. 241, Is • 1:1 li, 1 :40f. Winner Ch. g by Piccolo MarceBa, bj Grbartead trained by A, J. Jackson. Went to post at 3:02. At liost :; minatea. Start fair. Won driving; second and thinl the same. Pickaway outbroke and outpaced his opponenis decisively in the early running, but anaaard rbim;. d..lie Mayer steadily improved nis position from an Indifferent start into a fast going second. Baron Fxlier, alter forward pursuit of the paoemsker, tired finally as if short. The Captain, away poorly, ci ed a gap in a belated stretch rush. Adirondack retired at the half. Sun Murk loomed up oil the last turn, then quit. Mead 1 lacked speed. The winner was entered for 1400; no bid. Scratched— 68001 r.. ri n Ettoar, " ■-Incorrect weight in entries- Prestige, 107. QOA FIFTH RACE— »-t MUo. 60403 -1 :L .V 3—88. Pane «400. :; vear-ohls. UP *7V7lJ Allowames. Net value to v inner 4325. In! Horses AWtPPStA 4 •% Str Fin Jockeys Owners O 11 C P S 68713 SIBARI w 106 ."1 7 I; :,:. ::" 2" . i McClatn Myers ft Paddock 24 20 12 5 2.. Ki746 HUERFANO w PC 1, 1 n- si 7 5* EJ Sandy T II Williams 1 9 8 :! s . 1. si, 7- SYCAMORE ws I ii 9 3 2 : - 2 1] 3] H Lynch J Mariiu Jr 7 lo !» ;! M MILSHORA ws inn pi g 711 71, cm; ip. |t| Kirschm C F Tanner :" 1. 1; " 6-4 LICY C. w 144 2 11 ii • .in" 9* 81 .", Gallndo W SI Vincent ::ci 14 ."1 24 B PALEMON s 16S 7 1" B] ,; " - 4*4" lir.ss II W Hoag 12 If H B :: HECHAXT w 105 3 2 :,. ;-; 8 a 7" L Nichols I. S Butler :;. :!. 1 8-6 Mi K7S3 TREASURE SEBKERWsn 110 S 1 10 10 lo In 4 McRae .1 Kvan li 12 12 6 11 6 i.ss 1. KIBKFIELD BELLE w 105 1 I :- 21 41 7 Bj R Davis .1 XI Stokes , :■ : 6-6 7 ,a 1.. AtKERLKI W 107 11 12 11 11 11 11 10s Keogh l» A Hcs :;u M0MO49 B i.-s si: ti nt WARNER 102 12 5 1". 1 1] 4 ll5 Charbou 1» S FounUin ti M 13 4 :; SCHOOL BELL w 164 I B 12 12 12 12 12 Callahan Sobra Vista Sta 24 40 40 17. 7 Time. 23|, 40, 1 :15, l:2T|. Winner Br. .. by SanteUo- Meroedita t reined by XV. T. Lester. Went to post at .::ls. At tiost 2 minutes. Start good Won driving; second and third the s.inie. Sih.iri was lucky in the early running aad linally got up in a fast daotag effort. Ilia-ifano. away piMirly. elided a bin gap nnd ran a cracking race. Sycamore, after being a prominent contender throughout. tired anally. Mlbuiora closed a gap in the last hair. Lucy c. nearly left and having a iwuga jaaraej made 1 whirlwind tini-h. Palemon tini-ied well. Meenanl was knocked about at the half. Treaaan s, k, r lost all chance at the start. Klrkfield Belle failed to stay. Senator Warner showed great speed, bui ijtiit badly. ftQOA7 SIXTH RACE— i Mae. i.-.mus i-is1 4-117.1 Purse 4400. 8-year-olds and upward. UOOV 4 Special Weights. Net value to winner |33S. Ind Horses • AWtlPSt % and % Str 1-Tn Jockeys Owners O II C P S 687142LEM REED W 7 147 S 1 1 I- 1 I 1 B Davis XI B Williams 21 t] 2. 7-101-:! CABIN wa 5 147 2 :: I* :; 3* P 2-1. V Qrabam J II Branaoa 4-5 4-5 3-3 1-2 oat 68373 YADA WB 5 tM I I P P 1 J V XV Fischer W Cakill B U 12 ■,■ 4-5 57940 REY DEL MUNDO wa 1134 1 1 2» 3] 2| :- 4*i Jno CarrollB J Baldwin 8 4 8 ::. s :. 68768 DUTIFUL WB 4 114 7, t; 1; 1, :,i :,-.. Palms XV St Vincent 10 10 s :; 7". i.s ::; 1AIU FAGOTT w 3 Ml 4 •; », :,- ti 8 L Nichols S I, Butler I 13 13 4 4-6 Time. 2R, Ii. 1 :i:.J. I :40f. Winner Br. ■ . by Victory- XI nie Beed trained by N. XV. Sogers. Xeui to post at 3:56. At nosi 1 minute. Start pood Won driviag; nirnil aad third the same. I-1 1 , Reed made tic running throughout practically undisturbed Cabin was shut otT several times ami • I ed t" uei up al the end. X.obi was reserved close up in the early running and lahHMvd well. Bey del Mnndo was prominent for seven furlongs and tired as If short. Dutiful finished well alter trailing iu the early stages. Fair Fagot a is Riven a bad ride and retired early. Overweights Fair Fagot, 1 pound.
