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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKDAND. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK HEAVY. Fifty fifth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. "0 lwoks on. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter. J. J. Holtmau. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. Chicago time o:40 p. in.. 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. AQ A FIRST RACE -Futurity Course. 170 feet less than 3 4 mile. 71S17 -1:08* 2 CM 74 j OCTaZ Purse 00. S year olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $.32.5. . Ind Horses _ _ A WtPPSt »4 jjj •; sTrFin Jockeys Owners O H~~C P S 72575-fRYSTAL WAVE w 3 91 8 3 Z- ~1 M 1] A Walsh C W Cbapp.-ll 8 10 9 4 8-5 72511 STANDOYER wn 5 111 G 9 i* 35 !! 21 W Miller s Emery I 6 23-52 t 72E4M COLUMBIA GIRIj s 7 111 1 7 62 41 5 V Yandusen Johnson* Dodson 2i 3 14 53-2 4-5 72594 JOCKEY MOUNCB 8 3 87 2 4 li 1- |« 4»k Cboneau 3 N Mounce f.o 50 M 15 s 72611 DUKE OF ORLBANSWl 4 105 I 8 7 I* ju r.J A Willms R R Rice Jr 10 15 13 S 2| 72411 EEBA W.i 6 107 I I 5.1. 7 V 6 Borel P 1 Lynch 30 50 50 20 8 72.".:i3 BANTAM wb 5 109 4 10 8 s 7 7- Hherton Hall and Marsball2U 30 30 12 G 72575 DADYS BEAUTY W 4 103 9 1 I 9 8 83 McClain A OoOdlB 10 220 15 I I 72594MACK PAINE s 3 92 12 2 31 : - 9 9- Kirschm J T Collins 5 5 5 2 1 72G47 ED LILBlRN w 8 112 11 It 10 10 10 Ml J Hayes W i Kelly 5 5 5 2 1 72506 E. B. H. W 4 105 7 5 11 11 It 11- Keogh D A Ross 30 60 60 20 10 .2413 liERTIE A. WB 4 103 M 12 12 12 12 12 J Butler R Friedman 15 M 30 10 5 Time. l:12i. Winner— Ch. g. by Albert— Idlewihl III. trained by C. W. Chappell. Went to jm.sI at 1:4.5. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Crystal Wave ran in forward and persistent contention from the start and drew out right at the end. Standover broke slowly, but got into :j:;ick forward pursuit of the leaders and ju*t failed to get up in 11 cyclonic rush. Columbia Cirl, from an inside slow start in deep going, closed up rapidly and finished going fastest of all. Jockey Mouuc • is imp roving and. showing superior sjieed. led to Ihe final sixteenth before dropping out. Duke of Orleans, away badly on the inside iu close quarters, closed a big gap. Elba, going fast, finished close ij.. F.iutani. nearly left, made up much ground, .lack Paine quit badly. 151 Lilhurn, badly outpaced, finished swerving all over the stretch. The winner was entered for 01; no bid. rT OkriGPk SECOND RACE Futurity Course. 170 feet less than S-4 mile. 71817 — 1 :0Si— 2— I j£dCj£y B9. Curse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPlSt ,j -. »j Str Fin Jockeys "owners O II C P S * 72543 CHOLK HEDRICK WB 6 109 7 I 8 7 is* Ui Kirschm ■ Dealy 10 13 12 I i 72647 CURRICULUM WB 4 105 5 6 3"* 3J in 2h J Hayes S Judge 10 20 20 8 3 72StS*KABGT RANDOLPH W I 91 G 2 1*1 OJ 6- 3- J Butler J S Hawkins 4 4 12 51 1-2 72129-TH E MIGHTY WB 7 114 S 4 6* i* •* V W Miller Kingston Stable 2 3 3 6-5 1-2 726I7DICK WILSON wu 6 113 3 3 2U 2 4i E» Keogh P Sullivan 8 13 13 5 B 726 -a-KDENIGlN LUISE w I 107 3 5 12 I1 2 6! J Mclntyr-C B Wilson 8 15 15 6 tj 72629 B. Off IROQUOIS W 4 105 1 7 4- 41 73 73 W Kelly M Reis 3 4. 4 8-5 4 5 72597 LA ROSE w 4 105 4 8 7l 8 S S McClain .1 A Armstrong G 8 8 2| 6 5 Time, 1:12. Winner — It. g, by Yerge dOr — Adelaide trained by E. Dealy. Went to post at 2:08. Off at once to a good start. Won driving: second and third the same. Chalk Hedrick, from a tlatfooted start, was shuttled quickly to the rear, but closed an immense gap In the last half, came through on the inside Had got up in the last stride. Ciiriculum. always lorward in the running, was an unusually persistent contender throughout and unlucky to lose. Margaret Randolph, sore aad too long reserved in the rear, will, hopelessly wide into the stretch and just failed to get iqi in a fast finish. The Mighty, well up from the start, loomed up menacingly midway of the stretch and tired iu tlie filial strides as if short. Dick Wilson forced the pace, but tired finally. Koenigin I.uise showed the way to the stretch and quit. Belle of Iroquois was anchored in the inside deep going. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched— 72.ri803Bloinly. 112; 720 l.i-Heather Scott, 90; BWIl San, 107; 72570 Nappa. 100. Overweights — Margaret Randolph. 1 pound. ryOrjQfQ THIRD RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 51400—41; 2—115. Purse 00. 2 year-olds. § OOO Allowanc.s Net value t.. winner Imi. liui Dorses A WtPPSt h . % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P* S~~ 72612 HAS. W. HODCtES W 106 I 4 S« 1J 13 A Walsh Y E Applegate 10 10 10 4 2 72612 EL PICABO w 112 4 3 4 3i 2 | W Miller T H Williams 8 s 5 | l • 72S12*E3 WARD ORMONDE w M9 10 6 P 5 3 MeClain B OrmondeSta *6 5 3-213 1011 2.i| 1 i 72577 ;i SEA I MONT w I".: I I 2| 2 4» Hherton B OrmondeSta *6 5 3 213 lot 1 2dl 4 72630 AltVT LEONARD W 109 5 7 5 41 53 Moreland S Emery 8 8 6 2 1 LINOLA w 109 9 S 6 7- 1*1 J Hayes NapaStockFarm 12 20 20 8 4 7M3I*SAM SHAKN w Hi9 1 3 H • 71 Keogh i: Schreiber 5 ■ 6 I l • 72831 SCHMOOEER w 112 1 5 7. s1 81 E Dugan S C Hildreth 12 15 15 5 2 7263.1 PROMETHEUS - W1I2 8 10 In :.- !lJ J McTntyreH T Griffin I 16 16 I 3- YANKEE NIC w 112 7 9 y- 10 in Jno Carroll LiveOakStable 30 t» i.n 20 li ♦Coupled in betting: no tears. te |ilace or show lietting. Time. 24*. 42J. Winner B. c. by, WoolsthoriK? — Lilly M. trained by J. McKinney. Went to ixist at 2:::.3. At ix.sr 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third Ihe same. • lias. w. Ilo.lges, from a lucky start, set the paee throughout and won drawing clear. El Piearo was i:i forward pursuit of the leaders from lie start and finished with a cyclonic rush. Edward Ormonde, away pearly, closed a tremendous gap iu a cricking etlorl. Beaumont was lapped M the leader to the last few strides, but swerved into defeat under the whip. Arveritlit Leonard, away very badly, steadily improved his position and liuished fastest of all. I.inola broke slowly and made up miieli -round. Sam Shacn tailed to stav. Scratched 72r.!K Ornate, 100. FOURTH RACE 6 1-2 Furlongs. 43834 -1:18! 4 95. Andrew Selling Stakes. 74b/5QrT OO I .1 MX added. 3 year ..Ids and upward. Net value to winner ,170. Ind Baraai AWtPPgtjt, Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owiiers ~H C P 8 72544RAPID WATER W 7 109 2 I 4J 4l 4l l3 E Dugan S C Hildreth 1 1 7 lot :: t I . 7M328T. IKWilS w 5 103 I I tj 35 2 22 Mentry Maple Stable 12 30 30 10 3 72470*SIDNEY F. wsu 5 loo 17 I 8 7 3"t Xandusen JohnsnaADudsw 15 50 5n 12 I 72525-il:.i K G. w I! 4 101 5 4 I] l| U 4l Hherton H W BOBS I 12 12 I 1 1 72578* DEUTSCH LAND W 8 107 s 5 2V::- :: 5- R Davis i: Behretber 1 I I 2.. 1 72378 COLONEL WHITE wb 6 103 3 2 53 63 8 5* W Miller H E Rowell 10 13 12 :; t-| 7258» CEMMELL ws 4 101 7 8 t» f,i. r,»k 7; E Clark H 1 Wilson 5 1,. 5 N 5 7 li 72578 CLOUDLIGHT C 102 4 I 7° 74 6. 8 McClain Moli-raK Josephs 12 30 20 8 3 Time. 23ft, 47 = . 1:13ft, 1 :20j. Winner B. li. by Rapallo -Water Girl trained by J. Lowe. Went to |H.st at :::0«l. At pos: :; minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter: second driving; third the same. Sapid Water, from an inside small early lead, was forced out of position at the half, but move.- up rapidly on the last turn and mad. good finally and decisively. St. Francis ran in forward 1. intention t throughout .and was an unevpeeteilly Lanie seeond. Sidney F.. from a tlatf.M.ted start, trailed h..pe!e-...|y t rearward, but caught the leaders tiring la a s 11s.1t i.. nal closing sprint. Crave G. was tajadiekmsly sent out to set a very fast paee and lired taally. Deutselilaiid 1:111 lapped 011 the leaders on I lie invhl,. in deep g.ing ami was crowded out. but came again in the stretch after l»cing crowded to the Ieiiee ami ran ■ peed race. Colonel While, crossed :.l the start, closed a gap. Cemincll was kicked at the |m.sI :iml di- abied. Cloiidligln showed brief early speed. The winner, entered for ,290, was bid up Iu r,« m t l.y ;. F. W. Doss and retained. Scratched 72032 Adena. 8.S; 72t.l! Triumphant. 101: 72070 Hector. 100. i Over a eights Cloadlbrht, 2 poaada. « 7 0tiOD Ill Til RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yard7 07077 1 :43s— 3 -iitlT JMirse 00. 4 vear olds IOOO and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 2... : h»* B3orsea [Z Avllt Sf l:- " 4 Str Fin Joikeys Owners 0 H c~"l~S~ 72561 DORA DO wu 6 112 6 1 ll W l1 1- l« W Miller A Koeiiigsliergei2 5 1-2 .C201-5 out - 72541 RED CALL WB 4 111 Z I 2- S*ft 2 2i2i.l Hayes .1 CofXej 12 12 8 2i fi-5 - 72615 11 IK p. FA NO w B 4 102 1 5 4* 7 3" 3« V% 1 Butler J S Hawkins 4 55 5 1 3 5 I 722,1 ROVA L RED w 6 109 5 R Oi fi-i 4- 4U 4 P.or.l Q |] 1 ,.,iiiiiiiig 50 lf,u I5n M I 72579 BEECH WOOD w 5 Ini s 6 t* A 5*ft «* 5 Cboaeaa D S Fountain 8 10 16 3 3 3 72397 TONIC WK 4 107 3 2 I I I" 5* 6" A Walsh Applegate.VCf n 12 :;u 20 S I 7-59! QX7EEN ALAMO Wsit 5 ln7 7 7 7 7i 7 7 7; M. 1 lain W ftj Caine M 4o 40 s 2 7.615 ECKERSALL W 6 112 1 4 Eh 5 8 8 I "Hherton C P Fink 60 loo 100 30 1Q Time 25i, Wi, 1:102, 1:44, Lis*. Winner — Ch. g. hv Ainigo — Fame trained by W. Cabal. Went to post at 3:25. At p *=t 4 minutes. Start good. Won cantering; second easily; third the same. Dorado drew out quickly and won all the way under a pull. Ked Ball showed, unexpected si eed and stamina, loomed up menacingly on Hie last turn and tiuished an easy second. Huerfano met with interference on the first turn and closed up in rapid pursuit of the leader, but got into- bad going on the last turn and tired in the stretch. Royal Ked improved his position steadily, finished fast and is extra good. Uecchwood was crowded out on the first turn. Tonic closed a gap in the last half. The winner whs bid up from 00 to ,500 and bought in. Scratched — 72649 Excitement. 114. ■ ~ ~~ I 0£SQQ SIXTH HACK— 1 Mile. 20928— 1 :3«— 7— 123. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Special 7 QOtf Weights. Net value to winner 25. lud Horses AWtPPSt g and % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 72632 ADEN 101 9 5 3"* 2J 1 * lJ l1* Kirschm W Durker 3-2 3-213-1013-201-3 726343HAND-ME-DOWN w 103 7 6 61 6s 2H 22 2nt W Miller S Emery 3 5 6 2 4-5 7259S SAINT MODAN wb 106 8 9 5°* 4h 5b 3nk s| Brady Marchmont Stable20 40 40 12 6 72616"CARMELINA w 101 i I S21 8l fat 4] 4U Hherton H W Hoag 10 15 15 4 3-2 72634 RALNADE w 10G I 1 9 9 9 5"* 53 Keogh H C Ahlers 4 7 7 3 8-5 TBK MY BILL W 103 1 3 2" 7= 8s 71 62 E Dugan J V Kirby 10 12 12 5 2 72266 BILLY WATKINS w 103 4 4 41 3l 4ns 6uk 7 1 R Davis J M Crane 15 15 10 4 «-5 72"66 COCYTPS ws 103 2 8 l2 lh 32J 9 82 J Butler J H Sawyer 20 40 30 10 5 72466 LOVE OF GOLD w 101 6 7 72 5°i= JJ 81 9 J MclntyreH Mack 7 8 6 2 1 Time. 27, ".3, 1:18*. 1 :45s. Winner — Br. f. bv Sidnev Lucas— «alanee II. trained by W. Purker. Went to post at kit, At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Adena. ■flat being reserved close up. drew out at the half and easily held sway to the end. Hand-me-down improved his position in the early running and challenged with a fast, but unavailing, stretch effort. Saint Modan was a prominent and unexpectedly game contender throughout, showing wonderful improvement. Cannelina, away poorly, closed a big gap and finished with a rush. Balnade, flatfooted at the start, was hopelessly outpaced lor six furlongs, bat finished well. Billy Watkins failed to stay. Love of Gold showed brief early speed, but quit badly ana seems in bad form. NEW ORLEANS FORM CHART. FAIR GROUNDS. _____ SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1908. WEATHER CLOUDY. TEACK HEAVY. Eighteenth day. Crescent City Jockejr Club. Winter Meeting of 60 days. 35 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary, E. W. Maglnn. Racing starts at 2:00 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. £ _r» rT ~t FIRST~RACi:— 3-8 Mile. 23123—36—2—110. 00 added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Zi Qll Net value to winner 70. lnd~" Horses A WtPPSt g % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 72635 *M ARSE ABE w 115 2 5 1" 1s J Lee L A Cella 3 18-53 6-5 3-5 72607HRFANEH w 113 14 1 22 25 Nlcol J Whitlaw 8-5 8-5 3-2 4-5 2-5 7 599SMRS. SEWALL w 103 9 4 31 3* S Flynn W K Hughes 8 15 12 5 2J 726:!52HAMMOCK BOY w 110 12 11 7* 44 H Alex Mrs R W Walden6 9 8 3 8-5 7305 ROSEBURG II. w 106 3 10 41 5h Skirvin H McCarren Jr 15 30 20 8 4 720a DR. ARMSTRONG w 105 1 » 63 6» V Powers J C Cahn 20 25 20 8 4 7 T, .-PATRIOT w 110 6 6 SI 7» Lloyd J W May 10 20 15 6 3 7256- RROTGHAM w 107 10 3 11* S R McDanIBurlewandONeill 6 8 7 3 7-5 72*99 LADY HAMMOX w 107 11 12 10J 91! F Burton T Capo 40 60 60 15 8 MNY COLORS w 107 8 7 91 102 Mulligan J C Graves 50 100 100 40 20 LURID w 107 7 13 138 lib L Smith L A Livingston 50 100 100 40 20 COUSIN MARY w 107 5 8 V 125 H WillmsA J Gorey 50 100 100 40 20 DOUGLAS w 110 13 2 121 132 C Koerner E Corrigan 20 30 25 10 5 7"635 EUSTACIAN w 107 4 14 14 14 Huestis J H McCormick 50 100 100 40 20 *l is|ualitied for foul. Time, 12J, 254, 38§. Winner— B. f, by Mesmerist— La Cheviot trained by H. C. Riddle. Went to post at 1:59. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Marse Abe, away fast and showing the most early speed, was sent into a slight lead from the start and stood a hard drive gamely through the stretch, but carried Irfaneh wide and bumped her several times in the last furlong, for which he was disqualified. Irfaneh, also favored at the start, ran a good race and might have won with clear sailing. Mrs. Sewall ran well throughout and had no mishaps. Hammock Boy, awry poorly, came with a good burst of speed in the last furlong and finished gaining on the leaders. laataf 11., caught in a jam at the start and in the worst going, ran a good race. Dr. Armstrong closed a gap. Patriot was prominent for a quartet before tiring. Scratched— 72599 My Lady Frances, 103. Overweights — Irfaneh, 1 pound. r7GC±r7C SECOND RAC 3— 3-4 Mile. 430S2— l :12J— 5— 107. 00 added. 4-year-olds and~up~- | ZQ I ward. Selling. Net value to winner 70. lud Horses A~Wt PP"St~1,i~/r~%~Str~Fin Jockeys Cwners O H C P S 7-619 FRAXK LORD w 4 105 12 2 2i 14 l1 l1 V Powers T D Sullivan 9-5 3 3 6-5 3-5 72310 HANCOCK w 4 99 2 4 31 51! 51 22 McCahey M Welsh W 30 15 6 3 726 U3 APER w 4 101 5 1 4» 31 2£ 3» Lloyd M A. Neff 8 10 10 4 2 72:3s=1.0RD STANHOPE wb 4 102 8 8 lh 4* 4l 41! C Henry . C F Clark 3 18-53 6-5 3-5 72473 CONVlLLE WB 4 98 6 7 Si 61 3* 51! S Flynn L A Cella 5 6 4 8-5 4-5 MM POETRY W 5 98 11 12 102 82 6* 62 W Ott P Porretto 30 60 50 20 10 70:99 PAUL wsb 6 106 10 13 11and ll2 82 7* J Lee A Stanhope 10 12 10 4 2 74S92PXCE HOHENLOHEw 4 106 4 3 5h 21 72 81! R McDanlT C McDowell 6 12 12 5 2J K8193 HELEN LUCAS w 4 1011 9 11 71 10l 9 J 9* Howard D B Freeman 30 50 50 20 10 72312 BLACK MANTILLA w 5 97 3 6 13 12 10s 10 - Kennedy L Lemp 8 12 10 4 2 68172 CABRIT ws 4 9S 13 10 121 9s ll3 11« Jno ConleyA J Louque 150 150 100 40 20 i«779 ROSE MARION w 4 92 1 5 6l 13 12 12 Hufnagel W H McMullen 50 50 25 10 5 6762S MIMICS DAUGHTERw 4 92 7 9 9U 7 13 13 R Munro E MIchallis 30 100 75 30 12 Time, 253. 52*. 1:22. Winner — Ch. g. by Royal Flush III. — Mlza trained by A. Zimmer. Went to post at 2:29. At i ost 3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving; second and third the same. Frank Lord, away fast and favored by the going, raced Prince Hoheulohe into subjection in the first half and had to stand a hard drive through *he last furlong, but held his own gamely. Hancock, from a slow beginning, finished with a rush. Caper, lucky throughout, ran fairly well and stayed gamely in the closing drive. Lord Stanhope set the early pace and but for going extremely wide into the stretch would have been second. Conville, away slowly, had to close a big gap to get into contention and tired In the sirelch. Prince Hohenlohe showed speed. The others were always outpaced. The winner was entered lor 00; no bid. Scratched— 72563 Hooray. 106. Overweights — Caper, 4 pounds; Poetry. 2: Helen Lucas. 41: Cabrit, 1: Paul. 3. 70C7Q THIRD RACK— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 07077— l:43g— 3— 90. Purse «f400. 3o|f ar-oIds | £U Q | Q Selling. Net value to winner 00. % lud Horses AWtPPSt % Ik %~sTrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S~ 72637 THOMAS CALHOUN wb 96 10 10 93 S2 » | 11 1* C Henry A Weber 10 15 15 6 3 72617 ETHEL CARR wb 96 13 5 33 2" l«j 21 21 G Swain W A Kirwan 15 25 20 8 4 725S4GOLDQUEST w 105 2 8 ll5 M» 9s 63 32 V Powers H B Duryea 2J 3 3-2 7-102-5 72581 BAN RID A "WB 102 1 1 7 J 4 41 4i 4s R McDanlB Schreiber 3 8 7 °1 6-5 72475 HIMALAYA wb 106 11 6 2 i 38 Z| P 5 J J Lee J Baker 5 6 5 2 1 726173FRESCATI w 91 12 12 10* ll5 71?, 5 62 S Flynn E S Gardner 15 40 30 12 6 725St KETCHEMIKE WB 98 4 4 Ink lij 31 73 7» "W Ott M Nicol 12 15 15 6 3 72.r S3THIRD RAIL w 103 9 7 8 J 9U10» 8| % Pickens C B Reid 8 12 10 4 2 725S42MISS MAZZONI w 96 3 2 P 7" ll5 10i 9?, Yorke M L Britton 10 15 10 4 2 i72617.IAVOTTE • w 93 I 3 1*1 6l 6l 9 10?. T Koerner W F Matthews 10 15 8 3 8-5 72tl5:!:BRIMMER wb 101 6 9 4» 5» % 111 ll3 McCahey M ,T Shannon 15 30 30 12 6 725*3 LISTERINE w 91 7 11 123 12J128 12" 122 Brannon S T White 20 40 40 15 7 72i37 BROWN THISTLE wb 98 8 13 13 13 13 13 13 Slesinger J Leishman 30 60 60 20 10 • Time. 25*. 513, 1:19*, 1:51, 1:56. Winner — B. c, by Knight of the Thistle — Tantalize trained by J. S. Ward. Went to post at 2:58. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving: third the same. Thomas Calhoun moved up with a rush after going a half, but was almost knocked down by Ethel Carr r in the stretch, then recovered quickly and. finishing fast, won easing up. Ethel Carr forced or set the e pact throughout, but swerved badly in the last furlong and barely lasted long enough to save second I place. Coldquest, off poorly and badly outpaced for the first three-quarters, came fast through the stretch ■ ai.ii ran a good race. . Banrida suffered from interference soon after the start and ran fairly well. Hima-l." a - ran well to the stretch and tired. Ketchemike showed the most speed for a half and* tired badly in ; rtw stretch. Third Rail lacked early rpeed. Javotte and Brimmer quit ill the last half. The winner "was s entered lor 00: no bid. Scratched— 72636Sweetener. 93; 726033Brakespeare. 101. Overweights — Himalaya. 1 pound. rT OO rT A FOURTH RACK— 3-4 Mile. 43682— 1 : 1 2i—5—107. Speed Handicap. ~ addedT - I U I O: 3-year-olds and upward. .Net value to winner .260. . hid Horses A Wt PP St jg jjj % si r Tin Jockeys Owners O. H C i S~ 72iUH;*COONEY K. wit 4 100 6 5 3?. 3" 5 l2 .1 Brooks .1 Burttschell 10 20 15~5 2i~ 72602-AI, MULLER w 3 10IJ 11 1« l2 1?. 22 V Powers W H Fizer 2J 2i 12-54-5 2-5 72621 KEATOR Wsb I 116 3 :i 5.1 4» 43 3" Brussel F E Brown 9-5 3 2J 4-5 2-5 72C2I CHIEF HAYES w 5 107 4 2 6"" 7 7 4" J Lee T D Sullivan 4 6 4 7-0 3-5 72::i7i.NGELUS wn 3 102. 2 7 23 2l 3 5* R McDanIBurlewandONeill 5 6 5 2 4-5 . 72564 EVELYN S. w S 88 7 4 41 H 6?, V* Dubei G H Holle 12 40 40 15 7 72275 KINGS DAUGHTERwb 5 116 5 6 7 6" 6. 7 Nicol T C McDowell 5 15 12 5 21 "Added starters. Time. 242, f 0J, 1:192. Winner— B. g, by Senator McCariiii — Campania trained by .T. Burttschell*. Went to post at 3:28. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. • Comiev K. ran in close pursuit of Al Muller for the first half and. wearing him down steadily in the sliTtch run, drew away in the last sixteenth. Al Muller, away fast, showed superior speed in the early J! ruiiiing. but tired when challenged lit the stretch and swerved under punishment. Keator ! ega[i slowly 1 and closed a big gap in the last quarter. Angelus showed speed, but tired fast after going a half. Chief ;f ll.iyes had no mishaps aud finished fast. Kings Daughter was badly outpaced throughout and disliked , tlu going. Scratched— 72019 Sally Preston. 104; 72639 Comedienne, 112; 725]0Chaptiltepec, 120; 72546 Momentum. ,. 101: 72039Handzarra, 103; 72365 Bellwether. 96. Overweights— Al Muller, 1 pounds;: Angelus, 2$. rTrtOrTpr FIFTH RACK— 3-4 Mile! T3G82— 1 :12J— 5— 107. Purse 00. 4-vear-olds and ufT - = I OIO ward. Selling. Net_value to winner 00. 1 ri 1 1 I lorses A~WtPPSt~V4 /j~%~Str~Fin Jockeys Owners" O II C P S~ - 72613 RKFIXl-:i w 4 96 5 5 ;-3 5J 2b 1?. Skirvin W J Donohue 6 M 10~~ 3 6-5 . 7--.i:i-HlGGINBOTHAM wb 4 94 6 6 4 :fr 4- 2 McCahey A Simons 6-5 6-5 9-102-5 1-4 . 72619 JOLDPROOF wit 5 113 4 1 1»M U 3i Nicol C E Hamilton 3 4£ 4J 2 4-5 . 72516 IAJCX TODNO w 6 102J 2 2 3.. 2H 3 4s R McDanlI C Corbitt 10 15 12 4 7-5 72619 DE RESZKE w 9 101 3 4 7 7 62 51 S Flynn R E Watkins 30 30 20 6 ■ 72473 ROYAL ONYX Wit 4 104 1 I 2 65 7 6J Liebert T G Molinelli 10 20 15 5 2 72i212COON W 4 105 7 7 5 t2 5i 7 V Powers W E AValsh 4 8 6 8-5 7-10 0 Time. 25?,, 51 ji, 1 and%. Winner— C:h. f, by Rapallo— Superfine trained by W. J. Donohue. Went to post at 3:53. At | ost 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: seewtd and third the ame. Riiin. d .showing sudden improvetnent.was reserved well back in the early running and. although goin? wide into the stretch, finished with a rush and won going away. Higginbolbam began slowly and moved iq: tiist on the slretch turn, but tired in the final drive. Goldproof showed the most speed for the first half. • •tit was tiring fast at the end. L.:«-y Young ran prominently all the way. De Reszke. badly outpaced for the first half, saveil ground when turning into the stretch and dosed a big gap. Royal Onyx quit i.fter going a quarter. Coon ran pearly and was badlv ridden. The winner was entered for ,000; no bid Scratched — 726572Bertha K., ML Overweights — Lucy Young. 1J pound*. 7£ £*f7 ft SIXTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. 44432- -2: 6J— 5—1137 Purse 00. 4 year-olds and Q I J upward. Selling. Net value to winner M*. "hid Horses A WtPPSt St J4 % ?j Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P W 72I.I4-SKA SALT w 4 91 3 2 3 3 »» 2»k 2it l3 : Henry P Dunne 8-5 2 S~-5~3~5_1 -3* 72 ;:;s-AE HIGH w 4 106 1 1 1* n lb i« iu 2 J Lee T D Sullivan 8-C 9-5 8-5 7-l0-5 72622»JOHN MBRIDE w 5 9S 9 8 4b 5 4 I* B ■.,« J Brooks C N Freeman 12 15 1 5 8-5 721.22 JUNGLE IMP Ws 6 106 4 I 9 9 6 S* 42 42 V Powers J B Brannon 8 8 6 2 1 72567 LADY OAKLAND w 7 101 8 6 62 6J 8 62 .-,- V Howard C R Riley 20 30 25 8 4 72SJ8 RIO GRANDE W 4 93 5 5 2- 2« 24 4* 6" 6= Ural F B Ford 7 S 7 "1 6-5 ",.5i;7 AMBERJACK WB6 105 7 9 71 7J 9 9 7b 7° Kohn G Eaton 40 100 SO 25 10 JWtt DR. YOUNG w 5 98 2 4 83 85 7h 7i 8b 8» Jno ConleyH B Hildebrand 30 75 60 15 6 72640 PADRE Wsb 6 100 6 7 5n* 4 5b W 9 9 T Willms C B Burnett 40 150 100 40 15 Time. 26. 52?. 1:22. 1:50. 2:19*. Winner— B. f, by Rapallo — Breakdown trained by F. HauIoiO. Went to ix.st at 4:17. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Sea S-ilt w.-is always prominent in the tunning and c.iiiie away when called on in the stretch to win easing up. Ace High, away fast, showed much t! e most speed for 1h * first mile and tired badly in the stretch run |Hl| was good enough to held second j.lace. John M.IIride ran well, finished ganielv and had no ntenape Jungle Imp also ran a good race and w.ts -Mining fast at the cud. Hi I Grande quit badly after going a good three quarters. Lady Oakland went fuirlv well. Padre showed need. The winner was entered for . ISte-: no bid. Scratched — 72531 Di-uigre. 90. Over* eights— Ace UigU, 1 pouud; Aiubeijuck. 4; Padre, 2. "
