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a ,t " at by ,y R tt ,c , ,„ in M for c.r ,,. ?" We ... 1 ,.0 — _ se . - anl n 1 5 ? I j ,,, j/ F. ig. Is. 104; M; S S — out iut : .-2 OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1908. WEATHER WET. TRACK SLOPPY. ■ Seventy-third day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. 39 hooks on. Presiding Judge, E. C. Hopper. Starter, J. J. Holtman. Secretary, Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. m. Chicago time 3:40 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, I? blinkers. Fig- ores in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse antl weight carried. rTQAI " Q FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 72047— 1:11 J— 3— 103. Purse 00. 4 -year olds ami up-l1 | ajl I *l ward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt J4 J/4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S — — ■ 72944ICAPTAIN BURNETT w 5 115 3 2 6= 25 »* ll Gargan H A Cotton 10 16 16 4 3-2 TBKM A N.SARD W 8 119 2 1 ll l2i 1 5 23 Scoville Keene Bros 9-1011-101 25 15 7292:.ZELI..V w 4 09 7 I 3l 6l 4»k ?,5 A Harris W Walker 10 20 20 6 2 72943SHENANDOAII WP. ft 115 ft ft 7 5nk 6i 4- Keogh PTChinn 25 16-53 7 1014 72S77-WESTERN w 4 111 4 4 45 45 55 5= Sandy .1 H Shoulilice l» Vi 12 4 ■ - 729S1DRED BILL s 4 100 1 7 2=5 3»k 3*. 6"5 Cboneau D S Fountain I 9 S :: I I 72964 AGNOLO 5 10S 5 5 5=| 7 7 7 A Walsh ApplegateandCofn 20 50 50 12 i Time. 24*. 50. 1:10*. Winner — B. g. by Rubicon — Miss Reel trained by 11. A. Cotton. Went to post at 1:43. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. Captain Burnett, from a striding start, was reserved early, dashed through on the last turn and. challciig- ing inidway of the stretch, outstayed Mansard in a hard tlrive. The latter was excessively urged to out -pace the lightly-weighted and fast non-stayer Red Bill antl tired finally. /.Tina, prominent early, dropped back slightly on the far turn and came on in the stretch into a fast going third. Shenandoah began very slowly and was outpaced to the stretch, then made a whirlwind finish and is out of place in sprints. Western ran in forwartl and game contention throughout. Red Bill again failed to stay. Agnolo showed early speed, but quit badly. The winner was entered for ,200: no bid. Scratched— 72900 Belle of Iroquois. 105; 72865-Blg Store. 100; 72770 Bryan, 113; 72940 Belmere, 110; 72944PhiI Igoe. 100; 729.81Duke of Orleans. 105; 720841Columl ia Girl, 109. ""* Ck SECOND RACE— 3 1-2 Furlongs. 51400— 41 1— 2— 115. Purse 00. 2-year olds. 7QA1 OvFJL tL/ Allowances. Net value to winner $.".25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 729«lMADRILENO w 110 ft 4 Is IJ W Fischer P T Chinn 2 16-5P8-511 102 5 72S84WORK BOX w lift I 2 3=5 2J Keogh F W Doss 25 :; 14-54-3 1-3 72942:,HAZLET w 113 7 3 2". 3!J F HbrandT .1 Hildebrand 12 25 25 8 25 72s7 ii CKE OF MILAN w 113 1 1 5 4-?. Sandy OrmondaleStable 9 52 17 104-5 13 73884 MINORCA w 99 8 ft 4"! l*J Kirschm H T Grirlin 30 50 50 20 10 FLYING DANCE w 104 5 7 6- 6« A Walsh AnplegateandCotn 50 60 60 20 10 ] 72904 A RVER. LEONARD w 105 2 5 7 7l Scoville W F Kinp 12 M 30 12 I 729t;i" EDWARD ORMONDE W 104 4 S 8" S3 .1 Haves BOrtnondeSble 6 K» lt» :; 7 5 729.V1 SMILING JACK 102 9 9 9 9 Grote Sprat t and WallacelOO 100 lo0 10 M Time. 25. 43J. Winner— Ch. g. by Ethelbert— Old Madrid rained by W. H. Spence. Went to post at 2:10. At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won driving: second and third the same. .Miiilrileiio. from I flying stall, skimnie. the rail closely, saving three lengths, established a kHig stretch lead and held sway to the end. but was lucky. Work Box. from a good start, made a wide liitn anil i«.st a half dozen lengths, hut was fast wearing the leader down at the end. Hazlet, after toward pursuit of the pacemaker throughout, tired in the closing strides. Duke if Milan, knocked to the rear at the MaM. closed a big gap and was liest. "Minorca was prominent in the early running after getting away pooiiy. Arveright Leonard hail no chance. Edward Ormonde had scant chance at the start. "--"- — 7DAOA THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 721/29— 1:51— 3—109. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and tip-ly, 4 tjJ £dJ wanl. Handicap. Net value to winner 1908.sh00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt St i V-. %, Str Fin Jockeys Owners , O H C P S 72834 MISS RILLIE w 7 92 5 I 45 4J 3l 1*1 I1 l3 Gilbert Maple Stable 20 20 12 4 ft-3 729S4 JOE COYNE wsb 5 103 4 2 1 1= 1=5 2= 2= 2 5 Kirschm A J Jackson 5 8 ft I 3-5 72962W1NG TING WB 4 102 1 4 23 235 2 43 35 3J J Butler J S Hawkins 6-5 6 5 9-101 3 M 72759»EDWIN GUM w 5 112 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 4= A Harris W Walker ft S 7 I 4 I 729S4 MORTIBOY w 4 Il7 2 1 I" I« 4" 3»k 45 5 W Kelly NewOrleansSble 3 4 18 59 101 4 Time 25J. SI. 1:1SL l:45i. 1:591. J Winner— P.. m. bv Wiitlsworlh — Mary Graves trained by J. Freters. Went to imsl i.f 2::2:. At post 2 minutes. Start goad. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Miss Rillie, fresh and extra gt od. ran in forwartl pursuit of Joe Coyne from the start, dashed into th«* lead uu the stretch, turn *nd. comfortably held sway to the end. Joe Coyne made the rouulut; for twven, s— — — — ■—— ■— — — — ■ — — i— — — — ■ — — — — " furlongs and sulked on the turn, then came again NMMetf. Wins Ting, from a slow inside start, was I anchored in the Img-like mud to the first turn, then maintained nearest pursuit of! .Too Coyne to the flu 1 turn and went wide under a weak finish. Edwin Guui trailed faarly well u|i and iiiade a cyclonic finish under a had rider. Mortilioy. after forward contention for a mile, tailed to stay. OrerwelghtB — Iw Coyne, ."i pounds. 0/Q -| FdlKTH HACK— 1 1-16 Miles. 095K0— 1 :45— 4 -99. California, Oaks. $ 2.000 added. 7 OV/ 23 -A. :: year olds. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner .C 80. lid Horses AWtPPSt *i */i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H# C P S •■ I— »»1 ft II Mi II 1 1 1 W H Wta 4 1 r.»t 5J C1 11 l3 Hherton H W Hoag -0 40 25 S 3 72865 KEEP MOVING * 117 1 :» 1J 2J 2i 3* 2" .T Hayes NewOrleansSble 3 6 4 2 1 72886MABIAN CASEY Mil: :: 4 9* 1** U i-nk n» R Davis .1 Lowe 6-5 S-3 1 2-5 out 72885 SUPINE w Ilk". 2 2 6J 41 :.• 4"t 4*1 A Harris W Walker *15 20 12 4 8-5 "".»..; IM.OYNK w 112 8 7 3j 3°* 43 64 6* Sandy T H Stevens 3 4 4 6-5 1-2 IMC MARGT RANDOLPH W 112 6 S 41 6nt 6-?. 6* 6« Keogh .1 8 Hawkins 15 25 20 6 2J HMPinmtA w 112 7 6 8 7 7 7 7° Kirschm W Durker S 13 12 3 6-. 7294-|*CATHERINE F. W 112 5 8 7* 8 S 8 8 W Fischer W Waiker *15 20 12 4 8-5 *Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 2t5i. 52. 1:1s*. 1:47*. 1:54J. Winner— Blk. f. bv Orsini— Carthagena trained by H. W. Hoag . Went to post at 15:39. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second driving: third the same. ariiielinn. from a B**i start, was reserved within striking distance in the early running, raine through on the inside in the stretch and, securing a winning advantage, scored luckily. Keep Moving displayed extraordinary improvement Mi helped force the pace throughout, went wide into the stretch and finished it very game second. Marian Casey set the early pace and was excessively urged to keep the lead, stumbled repeatedly at the end and should have won. Supine was well up from the start and going well at the end. Cloyne. after lorward contention for seven furlongs, quit badly. Margaret Randolph made up ground in the last half. Adena lacked speed. Catherine F. was outclassed. Scratched- 73000F.ravourc. 112. • I QiHk 0 PIPTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 69050— 1 :4::— 5—106 . Purse 00. 3-year-oYds OU ofl and an l upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. lnd Horses AWtPPSt V* % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S « 7294.7 WO LFVILLE wsb 3 92 1 1 € 9 43 4»k lb Galindo W St Vincent 8 10 7 2J 1 72SS4*BOIX MAN s 5 104 4 5 li l»k i? d 3 Cboneau D S Fountain 5 6 4* 8-5 3-5 729U7-DORADO wb 6 114 2 2 410 3* 9 3J 3-- J Hayes A Koenigsberger 9-5 3 13-54-5 2-5 721OL J. R. LAUGHREY w 4 114 3 4 3- 2J 3*1 2* 4« Hobart G Motheral 9-5 2 8-5 4-5 2-5 nrnfTfliTt CURTIS wb 4 lot 5 I 2nt 4« 510 5l° 51" Keogh F E Baird 8 10 8 ■ 1 72982 HENRY O. wb 6 105 6 6 51 6 6 6 6 A Harris W Walker 10 15 15 5 2J Time. 25?. 50j. 1:18. 1:47. 1:51. Winner— Br. c, by St. Dory — Likewise trained by W. St. Vincent. Went to post at :.:24. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Wolfvillc. from a flatlooted start, was shuffled to the rear and, making up an immense isip in the las; half, got up iu the last stride of a lucky race. Bolomau. away poorly, moved up Quickly, set the pace and drew out on the last turn, appeared all over the winner in the stretch, but his rider was caught napping at the end. Dorado was bumped against the fence on the first turn and lost three length!*, was ihen reserved patiently and challenged in the last quarter, but was again interfered with and tired finally. J. R. Laughrey failed to stay and was palpably short. Bill Curtis retired early. The winner was entered ler 1999; no bid. Scratched— 72992H"halfonte. 107. overweights — Wolfville. ."• pounds. SIXTH RACE— 6 1-8 Furlongs. 431:4—1 : 1 8 1—4—95. Purse 00. 3 year-olds a lid * 7QAOQ tjJ jSJ y upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 50. lnd lie ms AWtPPSt If H % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 72: 16 1ST. FRANCIS w 5 104 4 3 II 13 li 14 Gargan Maple Stable 4 5J 5 6-5 2-5 72814GEMMELL Ws 4 111 5 2 ll 9 2* 9 R Davis H I Wilson 9-1011-104-52-5 out 72886 oiKAN SHORE W4 91 8 4 3nk |* 3i 3« Kirschirt Elliott and Marront 5 2J 3-5 1-3 6M14*KD DAVIS 3 83 6 1 9 4»J 4i 4i A Walsli C C McCafferty 60 100 100 20 7 86182»VOX POPULI ■ 4 97 I 7 6" 6* 6» 5*i F HbrandT S Childs 20 50 50 12 4 72185 SENATOR WARNER 4 95 2 I 4* 9 5- 6"t J Butler J 8 Hawkins 20 25 20 6 2.J 7 :"m ElDORA W 4 98 1 6 7 7 7 7* Gilbert H R Schaffer 20 30 30 10 3 ROYAL N. 4 94 7 8 8 8 8 8 Cboneau Hamilton Stable 100 200 200 40 12 Time. 24?, 495. 1:16. 1:22J. Winner — Ch. h, by Rubicon— Why-Not, by Three Cheers trained by J. Freters. Went to post at 3:53. At post 11 minutes. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. St. Francis, from a lucky start, was patiently reserved for half the journey in close pursuit of GemmeM. then drew up and finally outstayed nim in a terrific stretch drive. The latter, hurt by the long delay at tin* post, made the running to the last sixteenth before he succumbed and finished swerving into the deepest going. Ocean Shore broke slowly and ran prominently throughout, but was repeatedly shut off aim given a bad ride. Ed Davis was shuffled back at the half, but held on well afterwards and is promising. Vox Populi, away poorly, steadily improved his position and ran a good race. Eudora ran poorly. Overweights — St. Francis. 2 jtounds: Ed Davis. 3: Vox Populi. 3: Senator Warner. 4.
