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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1907. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST. First day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of about 150 days. 32 books on. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. Chicago time 8:40 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. 7-j QC FIRS1 RACE 7-8 Mile. 591G2 1:251 3 SS. 00 added. 4-year-olds and up-JL ward. -Selling. Net value to winner S0. lnd Horses AWFpPSt VL Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S GSS09 MARTINMAS ws 7 109 5 5 S 7 7 51 1 R Davis E J Ramsey . 3 lG-51G-5G-53-5 69G7S PHALANX WS 5 112 G 4 23 2l 11 Vh 22 Sandy II E Rowcll 8 10 4 2 4-5 712S4 PROGRESS wr. 4 309 9 9 5J 4 4i 2and 3s G Burns R F Carman Jf 10 12 12 f, 2 CSSOG THE REPROBATE w 5 309 4 3 13 Ji 2 3and 4U Keogh Hall and MarshalllO 10 10 4 2 G9G77NETTING W 5 109 7 7 3i 5- G2 5n Borel H Green 12 35 35 G 3 G93S2ITAVORA W 4 309 3 2 4i S S 7 6H C Ross H Mack 32 35 35 G 3 C9534 ETAPA wn 4 312 1 3 72h 61 and S 7 E Lynch C W Chappell 40 60 60 23 12 G2G77 SALABLE w 5 109 2 C 9 9 9 9 Si A WilliamsH G Bedwell 4 4 4 S-3 G95S1 FISHER BOY wsb 5 112 S S 61 Zll 3h GJ 9 Morcland R Friedman S 10 10 -1 2 Time, 23J, 47s, 3:33, 3:2G. Winner Ch. g, by Martagon Nekomis trained by E. J. Ramsey. Went to post at 1:45. At post 3, minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. .Martinmas, from a llatfooted start, trailed for half the journey, then closed an immense gap and was drawing out at the end. Phalanx, after being reserved prominently under a pull, drew out on the fa? turn, but tired in the final strides. Progress, from an indifferent start, closed up rapidly and only succumbed after a game stretch drive. The Reprobate showed superior speed for six furlongs. Netting finished well up. Tavora was shuffled back and closed a gap. Fisher Boy showed speed, but was short. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Q"kQ SECOND RACE 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 692S0 1:414 498. Purse 00. 4 year-L 7-1 QUO olls alll upward. Selling; Net value to winner 25. Iud Horses XwTlFst and Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 67835 ELIZABETH F. w 4 107 31 31 41 3i 21 3k 3 G Burns It F Carman 3 45 41 2 1 G8392 ORCHAN G 107 4 7 22 3 J 12 2J 2 R Davis E J Ramsey -5 30 7 3 S-5 69GSO NABONASSAR wsn 5 110 7 5 8i 4J 31 3 31 Borel J A Gray 13 25 25 10 5 G92G93BYRONERDALB w 7 307 9 30 6 61! 7 4 4s Palms J M Crane 4 4J 4i 2 3 C9537 THE CAPTAIN wsn 7 307 12 S S S S 8 5 Sandy C Brandt 10 10 5 2J -5 G9I01 MISS M. BOWDISH w G 102 S 9 9 9 9 9 GJ Salmans W St Vincent 12 15 35 G 3 GS1G4 LONE WOLF w 5 307 o G 30 30 30 30 7 W Kelly R R Rice Jr 7 10 10 4 2 69G47 MINA GIBSON s 4 307 2 3 7 7 Gl 7 Sk F HbrandWashington Sble35 30 30 32 5 6S731 LUCRECE ws 5 107 3 2 11 11 11 11 9l Keogh J Coffey S 1G 10 6 3 G9619 SAHARA WB -1 10S 10 12 12 12 32 12 30 Morcland C Bosan 5 7 7 3 3-2 G927SSANTA RAY w 4 107 1 1 al 51 4 51 11s Griffith J F Clifford 10 20 20 R 4 C6152PRINCE NAP w 4 107 C 4 lJ 22 5l 6"ti2 Scoville Kecne Bros 15 30 30 35 7 Went in entries as San f urn. Time. 24i. 491, 3:15, 1:40H, 1:48J. Winner Gr. f, by St. Maxim Fairy -day trained by J. Rlute. Went to post at 2:0S. At post 8 minutes. Start fair. AVon handily; second and third driving. Elizabeth F., after being reserved in forward contention in the early running, drew out decisively midway of the stretch. Orcban set the pace after going the first quarter and seemed the winner until near tha end, where he succumbed. Nabonassar was a prominent contender to the final sixteenth. Byrouerdale, away badly, steadily improved his position and made a cyclonic finish. The Captain, shuffled repeatedly to the. rear, closed a big gap and the same applies to Miss May Bowdish and Lone Wolf. Prince Nap showed superior early speed, but was short and tired badly. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Overweights Sahara, 1 poiind. THIRD RACE 1 Mile. 09104 l:3Ss 4 95. Purse 00. 3-year-o!ds and upward. 7- JL 0"fc Selling. Net value to wlnuer 25. lnd Hordes AWtPPSt t Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 71219 ED BALL w 7 107 3 2 3J 33 31 1 15 G Burns J A Bennet 3-2 9-5 8-53-5l-3 G8004CELLO w 4 110 5 3 4" 41 4l 31 25 Buxton El Nido .Stable 3 3 9-5 3-5 3-3 G9951 PLEIAD w 3 302 2 5 23 2i Vi 21 3s Mulcahy T W Flynn 10 30 30 12 G 66026 CELERES .w 5 107 8 i 5 5 5l 4s i Palms, L F Kins; C 20 12 5 i . cif.isiccmmGAN w g 103 777 7 g 7 nn sweet h e rqwcii g jo 10 1 s-5 679721GORGALETE avb 7 103 6 8 8 8 7 6ti 6J C Sullivanllunter Stable C 10 10 1 S-5 61001 BANTAM -vb 1 107 1 1 IS I1 22 5nt 710 Kcogh Uall and Marshall 10 15 15 0 3 0031J GROMOIJOI w 3 102 4 J 6- Gi 8 8 S Scoville ,Kcenc Bros "0 20 -0 S 1 , Time. 21J, 491. 1 :1 li, 1:397.. Winner Ch. g, by Verge iVOr Niubo traiucd by A. J. Goldsborough. Went to jKist at 2:33. At post ii minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. IM Ball, from a lucky start, "ran in close and persistent pursuit of the pacemakers and made good decisivelr finally. Cello, well up from the start, liuislicd with a belated stretch rush. Pleiad helped to force the eaily pace, but tired badly in the last furlong. Celeres loomed up menacingly m the last turn, but retired as if short. Corrigan, away poorly and inadequately ridden, made up much ground. Gorgalete. nearly left, ciosed a big gap. ltantam showed superior speed for six furlongs, but tired badly in the stretch and likes mud. The winner was entered for ,000; no bid. Overweights Gorgalete, 1 pound. T 1 Q f FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. C9104 l:3Ss 4 93. Opening Handicap. 2,000 added. I JLuUO All Ages. Net value to winner ,220. Ind "Horses "AWtPPSt Vs. Str Flu Jockeys Owners O H C P S JACK NUNNALLY wb 3 102 4 3 31 V- 1J 3J in C Miller Sierra Nov Stab 12 30 SO 10 4 71041 MONTGOMERY wb 3 1JG 3 4 73 4and 45 ink 2- Sandy S C Hildreth 9-201-2 9-201-S out 71306s ACROBAT w 3 101 1 5 4 53 6i 2 3n G Burns R P Carman f3 18-518-53-5 out 69GSl3JOHNNY LYONS B 3 99 5 1 2 31 25 4 43 J Hayes M J Hayes 20 30 20 8 3 G4SC3 JANETA wb 5 101 G S S 8 3" 5s 5 Mulcahy H A Cotton 10 10 9 35 3-2 71241 ARIMO w 3 10G S G 5l nt 7nt c G3 Keogh R F Carman t3 18-51S-53-5 out 71343 AEIL 3 105 2 7 G3 7J 8 S 7n Buxton S C Hildreth 9-201-2 9-201-S out C9G1G-JSENATOR WARNER 3 95 7 2 1 2nu 5 7S S C Ross D S Fountain 20 40 40 12 4 nCoupled In betting. JAdded starter. Time, 4. 4SJ, 1:1 4J. l:3.Jl. Winner Ch. e. by David Tenny Lillie W. trained by F. T. Ilinkey. AVent to post at ;::02. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving; second and third the same. Jack Nnmiiilly, from a lucky striding start, drew out on the baekstretch and made the running until straightened for home, then swerved all over the stretch, losing the lead, but came again right at the end and got up in the last stride. Montgomery, away very badly,, worked through a rough Inside journey and, m ving up rapidly, found a lucky opening on the last turn and drew out like the winner midway of the stietcii, but tired Dually as if a triUe short. Acrobat also suffered at .the start and closed steadily, but Hay bumped and carried wide in the stretch by the leader and linished a game third Dually. Johnny Lyons, from a Hying start, maintained close pursuit of the leaders, but went wide on the last turn and rucciiuibed in the closing drive. Janeta, nearly left, got into forward contention at the half, hut was badly messed about and jostled back and linished close up in a cracking effort. Arimo was never dangerous. Veil was unable to raise a respectable gallop, but got away badly. Senator Warner showed brilliant speed for seven furlongs. Scratched 7147". Uncle, 10.". Overweights Jack Nunnally, 1 pound; Arimo, 2. Acrobat, singly, place, 7 to. 10; show, 1 to 3. Arimo, singly, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. No separate place or show betting on S. C, Hildreth entry. P7 -I Q iTiO FIFTH RACK 5-8 Mile, 29952 r!i 2 10!. Purse 500. 2-year-olds. Allowances. JL OlO t value to winner 100. Ind Horses AWtPPSt V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II O P S 7123SMAGAZINE r. 105 4 1 1 i1 lt l2l C, Burns R F Carman 3-5 7-10!l-20out G7"m!1-PA.I AROITA W 102 2 3 221 21 2 210 R Bowers W 10 Lemmons 5 5 5 2 1 710SG GENE RUSSELL WS 111 3 2 45 4!" 4 331 Bedell S C Hildreth 3 G G G-5 -5 G7.Ml!i3SAN GIL. w 102 1 4 3 l 3 3ll 42i Scoville Keene Bros 20 SO 30 10 3 71520 MANCHESTER wis 105 5 5 5 5 5 5 J Butler .1 S Hawkins 10 11 11 3 4-5 Time, 23, 471, 59. Winner 1!. g. by Mazagan Pink Rose trained by J. Blute. Went, to post at 3:2.N. At imst 3 minutes. Start good. AVon easily; second driving; third the sam?. Magazine drew out at the start and won all the way in decisive fashion. IajaioUa was always in nearest pursuit of the winner and linished a very game second after swerving all over the stretch under a weak ride. Gene Russell dropped quickly out of contention and linished a distant third, but was unlit and is north watching. San Oil displayed superior speed to the stretch, where lie tired as if short. Man ehotter ran away one mile before the race and was eliminated as a factor. rri Q ff SIXTH RACK Futurity Course. 170 feet less than 3-4 mile. 43004 1:09 3 110. i JLOv a Purse 500. ."-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 100. hid Horses AWtlISt 4 7A v-t Sir Fin Jockeys Owners 0 it C P S G!I27J SIR BRILLAR w 5 107 7 1 1 1 l2 1 E Lynch C W Chappell 10 20 20 S 4 GSSOSFIREIJALL WB 5 107 G 5 4 51 3s 225 A Williams!! G Bedwell 1 11-52 1 1-2 G92S0 THE MIST W 5 UM 4 2 51 Gl 2 3 Keogh D A Ross S 13 12 4 2 71220 FLEMING w 3 13 S S GH 41 51 45 G Burns It F tarman G G 4 S-5 4-5 7H901 PRE.JU1CIO W 3 102 2 0 7 7 7 55 Sandy T II AViliains 10 12 12 4 2 0S127 ST ELM WOOD 3 102 5 4 33 3l 4"V CP R Davis SobraVistaStablo 10 20 20 S 4 G9GS1 Ot EAN SHORE W 3 99 3 3 23 2" G"k 7 Moil try ElliottAiMarshall 10 12 12 5 2 il5.!G-CI.OtlDLIGHT 5 lot 1 7 S S X S Scoville Molera and Josephs! 4 21 1 1-2 Time, 1:09. Winner Ch. h. by Sir Modred I.rillar trained by . W. Cliappell. Went to post, at .!:.ri2. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Sir Ri-illar sel the pace throughout and just lasted the journey, scoring a lucky win. Fireball, away poorly, dosed up steadily and just failed to get up by inches. The Mist, from a slow start, was shuliled to the rear on the far turn, but closed a big gap in the lust half and is extra gMl. Fleming, away very h::dly. ran around on the- extreme outside and just failed for third place in a whirlwind stretch sprint. Prcjuieio, away slowly, made up ground steadily and was a close up fifth. St. Klmwood tired as if short, but showed hriiliant early speed. Ocean Shore was palpably short and will do to watch. Cloudlight dropped out at the start. Sera tclied 71S0.il Jack Xmmally, 101.
