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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND. OAKLAND, CAL., Thursday, May 30. 1907. One hundred and sixty seventh day. New California Jockey bib. Winter Meeting 187 daysi. Weather clear; track fast. M bi oks on i Presiding Judge. E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard PsryCT. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Bariinj starts at 1:40 p. m. W indicates whip. S spurs, li blinkers. Eigures hi pnren thesis following the ilistauce of each race indicate index numlicr. trae-k record, Bge ol horse and weight carried. /"# dS er L* FIRST RACE -5-8 Mile. 2!".02— 5»J— 2— 1 * . Pnis" 0. 2 year olds. Silling. O «J * J O da N.l value t. . winner ?:t2T,. lad Horses AWt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeya Owners O 11 C P S "•."" EOT LIE L lft" r * -%- - 121- ! Klrachfra 1 S Fountain 4 C .". 1 7-20 lovMtHlxl-sTiAR wHIS ". 2 4- ■.- J 2s Sandy 1. T l-- LJ 13 r.i _ g-g out .•ss-.k tie i:ins wb urn l • 3" i "• ••:- w Eis.-h.r. i p. i miin 12 a j:, r, :: | cs," i T i P w ■ 4 f, I" .V V 4 1 Oilbert J F Clifford 38 St H 13 4 anm sir WESLEY wb :«♦ I 4 P I r, :.u Jarrett C W- Ckaippell :« tui 60 IS 4 b81.M-ll.VKV smwh Ts vpi 1.1. w 112 I 1 ■ 41 41 C R Davis U Z be Arnmn 4-5 6-6 C-S 12 out Ti|-|] ,Jt sj 1:1 Winner P. f. by Mimic Sister Ceneva trained by l». S. Fountain. Went to post at 1 :50. At post 5 uiiunles Stint good. Won easily: second and third driving FolUe L ran in clobe pursuit of Katie Rains from the andtait, drew out on the last turn and won a« bet rbkr pleased. Ithlncstone. shuffle bnck early, closed up rapidly, hut was not quite goad enough. Katie .cms, from a Hat ooied wvortr took-a" «;uick lead and set the early pace, but tired badly In the stretch •"V1;- iMVi,lv I ,lv- steadily improwd his positton. sir Wesley was shut off early. Harvel retired quickly .md wa- icvcr ilangeroaB. The winner wa- entered tor MM; no bid Seralchcd taWHia-Talicn. 1 H : ;!MC7 KitstUr, IM; W*0C7*Be Thanktiil. Ins. PLandflKil !S1;UN" »ACB l 3-16 Kilts. 5a53-l:5B4-J-lM. Parse M. 4tMr-oUs sad-UUV/UO Upward. Selling. Net value to winner Mag. ind Horses A WtllSfSt A g STr~Fln fockeys Owners O H C P S~ ""/xiVn--/-i-m WS ! "" : ■ ;4 ■ 4 :;- " " ,:"1-1 5 I,,"kr 12 12 in 4 2 ,-,,-,:, * Kli"M! " p l * -,k--: :: -" Mcltne I storehouse 5 5 is :,i; :■ 3-5 •! :!!*;.; •■.VI"N ■ "7 • - -1 -• l H l 3- I- Davis W l. Randall :: ii -,.;:, t .• w ,T -v ",:i"- " l " :;" " •" * ¥ Sandy vi. ur .h- Lis sin 7 IS r i 2 ■ m-i-nur "X1K " ■ b7 7 i I- 1««1 4 401. -,, W li;,li,r .l,M Crane " |] 4i :!-2 7-10 •"■ ws7 1o7 1 7 5k r.i. •■ . U •v",,: -M" E.] .; .1- E Cinban, w Robinson 6 W S 1 ■ " ",-1 [- win, in., s s s s s v s s Gajfindo W si Vincent 10 S „ | -1 Time. 21. I.i ! I :|.V. 1:11. I Vi. Winner Br. c, by St. Avonlcn OnteUa trained by O. IHrrker. W.-iit to 00-t it 8;ifl. t ]„■ 1 :: uainntea. Stait good. Woa driving; second and third the -anic Avovtellus, at in- being, reserved within striking di-laii.e in the carlv rnmriag, c-lo-e-d up rapidly in the last halt ami w,.ii diawhae clear. Markle Mav.i ranged ikmcxide the favorite on the baekstretcb and oat-Kiinieii nini tm.ilh. Elevation ivas Injudiciously :u-... .1 Into an earlv lead and held twaj to Ihe lit sixteenth and iben tired and -incumx.l. Briers lini-hcl fat. Ryroueenale retired e-arlv an, I hi- race should Ih- i irown e,ut. ii„- others were never dangerous. The winner wa- entered for ; no bid Scratched c.mmi.-, Taiamnnd, 110; MUM Lazell. n»7: MB32 Daale] c. Iu7: M030 Ioarasta, 107. ftaA_ Tlm:" BACB Futurity Course. 170 feet le-s than 3-4 mile. 1::ik;i 1 i-i :;-9WJwJrX. 104. Parse MM. 3-year-oldS and upward. AJIOWaaces. Net value to winner i .l2.,. Ind Horses AWtlTSt 4 % %"StTF"ln Jockeya Owners ~0~iT~C~P~s"*" IXU w 4 H17 s 1 Z 8«1 V ln Sandy IT.-ur d,- Ei- Bta I S 2 1 -•• out fissuti DATll MA w I hM :; I :;- ::i, 2*2*1 Borel P Rellry :; a •:. 1, , . BSSSl HltACE c,. waS K 5 ", 41 4- 2. :. R Mavis 11 W ll.j.ig g-5 9-5 -213 »1 I laan ?OVKKNOIl ORMANwb 4 WJ 7 2 I- 1*4" Is W Fischer J 1: Dunn 18 -. M I 6SSS7 TAVORA a I US I 7 I ;■ 7 -.■ A Wright H Mie-k in H 11 I 6743s hankaka wb 3 M 1 t i;m;:: s1 6* Callahan .1 .1 Coatter 100 200 - m* so -,, 6750S JETRRY SHARP ws 3 l-w 18 7 R 8 I» HcClain Lee A Engart 2n in GO 15 t 68407 OAVID HOLAND wn S 107 2 6 i P .- 8 L Wilson Reality Stable 50 lttt luo 30 M Time. 1:10. Winner B. •. by Paladin Silenla tr.aiiud by C P.uxtoni. Went to 00-t it 2:12. At post .: minute-. Stilt fair. Won ea-ilv: second and third llrrvhBa Pal ircni a striding -trt. wa taken back Into clone attendance on the paeemsker ami made- l;.m„i detislvHy in the strete-h. Harunia ran in prominent and game contention tluou-he-nt and i- e-xtia gencl Grace G away pehaly. ivas i ii-hed up ten, fa-i. went wici,- and tiled iinalh. Governor onuan etired after eolag -i l.i.-t halt, ravora away poorly, made up some rt 1. Rsvid Poland i- short s.-ratched i.n.i-ii Kappa, IM; iiin::i Senator w r, 07. Overweights Daraisa, 1 pound; Jerry Sharp, 3. f ■"i " l:T" RACK 1 Mile and SO Ya, ds. 5V4W 1 |-J 1 110. Parse IlOOO. V* t/VUU :: year-olds and upward. Handicap. N.-t value to WBBBH MM Ed Horses AWtPP St hi % % StrTlii Jmkeys Owners j U C P ~~a~ ivc.n MITSKODAY wn :, in: 4 1 :■.--■ 2] 2- ij Riddle BT A Dodge r,~ r,~; n , ;m ie. !l -,sN VLVISO a :: Phi ■. 1 2* :;- :; ■ IJ -o R i ais Sobra Vista Sta 2 " " s-iflfi i u.stt.i.i. ; i;« t:« ; k c. mxf.aEw E MS ! 2 l« I" t; I .::; Sandy Ti Stover •S" 9-S x-aS-atoiit MK8XHS-IR 1:1:11 1. i: wn :, ins 5 S 1 l-il"::. I- K Graham H Stover »-r, x ,i«, ,,.,ur i;si;iei i.ocisTii.i.A w :, lis 1 :; :, | r, ;, :, areas 11 W Hoag 2 18-313-511 101-4 ♦Collided In tiettmg. lime. 8|, 17. l:13|. l:Mt. 1:12". Winner li. h, bj Meadow thorpe Black B. s-h- urai I by G. V. ITaiigi. Went to post ,,t ::;ii7. t ,,ost 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily; second and third driving A. Mu-keecl.iy. suddenly improved and always prominent, lost several hug BBS on the la 1 titin hut finished *Wh a great rush and won drawing clear. Sac Alvisn was always pr incut and made a fast mow on the last turn Into a seemingly winning lead in the stretch, hut sneenmbed iinalh. George P McNeai badly on tnared in the early running, wa- gaining iii the siri-tc-h. Sir P.rillir set a terrific 11 1, -,. and tired 1 " h I" I" I- qnarter. Loglstilla was hopelessly outpaced throughout and -hoitld Improve Incorrect wc-i-ht in entries l.ogistilla. ins. ;e.,iLe IV M.Neai. singly, place, 8 to 5; show. 1 to 1 Sir Prillar. singly, place, evens; show. 2 to r,. aOsrst iHTII i:CE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 2I.22P 1:44-3—110. Parse $.".00. 4-vear olds Ut/V/»JU and up ward. Sellin-,. Nit vahSC to winner Spin. Ind Horses AWt PPStT A~irirStTFlnJ.key8__wnel:8 0~H~"C~P"8~ TG AULlHlTF.li WBEMC I 3 1 [i R Davis I 7. lv Annan 73 Tflnll ,,t 1. ".-.i. I"l:l-:i » KENT W4 N S 4 2, :::; iak II 2H Kirs.-lfin E Dealy ; 7 7 - "4-, GNS5S RiTHRic w J hk; 1 j I :m :;i, :; , at Sandy 1-: Gavlord :: is ",17 M 1 • ■v ■■ VTK1NS wn IMS 1 S 27 vL 4 1 1 McRae Orangevale Sta S N 10 2 ] 6S9S2=JOE COYNE w n I in:, 2 t 4i :, :, E ", W Fischer C C HeCafferty ■. ", ". I E 4 ", Time. 24, Is . l:l| 1 .:: ,.. 1:43 ,new track record Winner P.Ik, h, by I.ami, light, r the- Bmpress trained by I . /.. He- Arntaa. Went to post at 3:2*. At past I minute. Start ejaod. Won driving: second and third Ihe same i-iliuhler i-lah.i-l.ed an early lead and - t the pace to Ihe Stretch, then lelimpii-heel his lead u„n i.inly. hut came r.-niii .ind scored finally. Fred Pent was |a aearest pnrsnil e,t the winner throaKhoel h.-aded him in Hie stretch and tired in the la-t stride-. Public, -hullli el hack e-arlv. closed up well in the 1.1-1 hall. Atkins, alter early -ireiniou- pur-idi of the pacemakers, tired on the far turn Joe Coyne bad 1... ini-liaps and drooped to the rear alter going the lirst ipiarler. The winner wa- bid up from tl,4M to •S2.20II and boughl b;. W. Ilawke. rlQn7 SIXTH PACE 7 1-2 Furlongs. 511C3— 1J3V-«— IM. Patm M. 3-year-ohJa ami J *JJ*J I upward. Allowances. N.-t ralne to whaser $.".2... had asaraei AWtfPM % % % Str Flu "jockeys Owners O B O P M 68SS3 OPTICIAN wsp. 1 I117 s 2 V- 1«« VV V- R Davis IX be Annan 1 1 1 ldl ,ut IVf" V|i WB S in? I 1 :•-.. :" 2»1 2*1 27 W Eisjli.-r v Cabill t 5 -t 58 5 , ,v PA LEMON s :s lis 1 s ft • | 4- 3 Kninsbw II V Hoag M ■ M t i i.vi:.7 i:nl INK ws 7 ins 2 I 4" V_ ■ 2," 4«J Ahtrie W Scharetg 888 "li in i.v.-i, I.. OP THE VALE wn 7 112 I E 3*ft 3| 3| :,:: ;, p Phillips F W H-ih-v 15 20 28 B :; 1.V.1117 Kl-:v DEL Ml NT11 w 4 103 5 7 8 7- 7" t ti .lm. Carroll E .1 Baldwin C 6 •; " I 6S7IS SEA L.l W 4 Ml 3 I i* 5«1 5» 7- 7s htcCIain U M Cain,- 24 M « ]■ ■ •WloS EIHTll JAMRS w.s4ln_ 7 I 7- S 8 S S Sandy J Arnistr.,nc 7 1. 1", 4 i 9 Time. 23 . 18|, 1111. l:33|. Winn, i- B. C, by Deceiver Spectacle, trained by E. /.. Be Arman. Went to post ii :;:: 2. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won ea-ih: second driving: third the same Opti-in. from ■ good start, proceeded to spreadeagle the others. K in rare fe.rin and was niiich the- l„ • *-«da, t i a thin- start, bed, I on in second place throughout and i- improving. Palemon, saddenly improved and awaj -i.wlx. . io-e-,1 a big gap in the last half in a cyclonic tini-li. Hoimiine Improved hi-Ofltion -leadily in the la t -ix furlon:;-. Lord of the Vale was llwaj out paced. K, v del Mini. I., awiv hadly and ho|Mle--.iy in the rear, cloned I big gap. Scratched IW07 Crols d«r, IM; 6S8S8 M..mie Algol. rM; MM6 Hechaal its- MflSl llliipotialiil lus Overweights Palemon. I pound-: Lord of the Vale. .",.
