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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND. SATURDAY, MARCH 7. 1908. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. One hundred and third day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 151 days. 40 books on. lresiding Judge. E. C. ilopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary. Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1:40 p. in. Chicago time 3:40 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Fig urcs in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse ■ iiiil weighl carried. 7Q PT QQ FIRST RACE— Futurity Course. 170 feet less than 3 4 mile. 71817— 1:08S— 2— 99. ty*J*JtJ 00 added. 4 year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 75. lad Horses AWtPPSt M % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S BKMPBELMBRE wit 5 111 4 S 4. 1 ". 1- V- W Miller G Bowman S-5 9-5 9-5 4-5 9-20 7351$ PHIL ir.OK wit 4 107 I 11 Sl C»t 41* :» It Davis ■ J Ramsey 10 12 It 4 2 73518 TRIUMPHANT wr 4 113 S 2 71 31?. 21 3 1 Scoville Keene Bros 6 8 H 2 4-5 73X5 IBESI IGE wb 6 lin 7 6 2»| 61 •", 42 Buxton Fkur de Lis Sble2J 18-516-51 1-2 7::53!i l . Of ORLEANS ws 4 107 10 4 31 21 1*1 El A Willms B R Bice Jt 15 40 40 12 tJ T3Ut NAPPA w 4 110 2 6 9* 91 8=1 6=1 J Hayes J Coffey 10 15 15 6 3 7::~:::i ELEVATION s 5 110 1 7 61 7= 7* 73 Stuart KenilworthSkFm 15 20 13 5 21 nS» PRINCE BUI "ITS w 6 110 9 3 ink 411 ei gnk Keogh L A Wilson 8 12 12 5 21 7:.:,] CONVENT BELL w 4 104 3 1 5" S2 9s 91 Kirschm W M Caine 30 75 75 30 10 73535 BATIDOR W 8 112 5 10 10 10 10 10 Alarie E Belmont 50 100 100 40 20 j Time, 1:14. : Winner — B. g. by Ogden — Nahnia trained by J. McKinney. Went to post at 1:43. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. Won cantering; second and third driving. B iniere. away flatfootod, moved up like a flash into the lead at the half, winning off finally. Phil Igoe suffered from crowding at the start ajid closed an immense gap in a cyclonic stretch rush, taking second place in the last stride. Triumphant, from a striding start, was outpaced early, but made up ground rapidly in the middle running and tired finally. Prestige, prominent for half the journey, dropped back, but CUM :gain at the end. Duke of Orleans was a prominent contender for five furlongs. Nappa was outclass, j in such stiff going. Prince Brutus quit badiy. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched— 73518IMck Wilson. 114. Overu eight — Duke of Orleans. 1 pound: Batidor. 2. pr f yfl SECOND RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 690f 0— 1 :45— 5— 106. Purse 00. 3-year 7Q O O IlF jC olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. lad Hoims AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 7 :: ".:::. ■ALSAT1 X wn 8 104 4 6 61 3? 23 In* 1«| W Miller NewOrloansSble 21 21 9-5 9-109-20 73581 LASSEN ■ t Wt 5 E 24 1J M 2=1 I* Hherton J E Hoppas 8 10 10 4 9-5 7368S PONTOTOC wn 6 112 2 18 5- 3*1 31 310 Scoville Keene Bros 4 6 41 9-54-5 73821*8AN GIL w I 96 I 4 li 2i 4-A 41 4? A Walsh C H Reid 6 8 8 3 6-5 73501*LAKPADRO§fE w 7 111 S 7 3". 4l .".- P 5- Kirschm Sea Air Stable 6 7 6 11-51 73384 THE BROKER w I 111 ; s 5*8 8 8 64 R Davis A M Covington 50 100 100 30 35 734*1 MARY CANDLEMAS w 4 100 1 2 7h 7* 63 4*| 72 Averitt Q W Scott 50 60 60 25 10 735212SENATOR WARNERw 4 los :: :; 4- ti1 7; 7 I J Butler J 8 Hawkins 4 6 5 2 1 Time. 2Sf, 511, 1:181, 1:48, !:«• Winner — Ch. c. bv Bas.s • tlaw Lorraine trained by K. Wolfl. Went to lost at 2:88. At iK.st 1 minute. Start good. Won handily; seoond and third driving. Alsatian broke and an sluggishly throughout but. under pressure, sleadily improved liis position and made good finally and derisively." Lawn drew out on the backstretch and set the pace in the middle running and held on gamely for second place. lontotoc. from a flat footed start, was shuflled back and ctotsad an Immense gap lata ■ Cast going third. Saa Oil made the early running, but was quickly dis-pl d and failed ba.il.- after going six furlongs, l.aaipadrome tired. Senator Warner quit early. The winner wag entered for .*:mmi: no bid. PAP THIRD RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 88880 — 1:45 — 4—99. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and up-O0«L/0 7Q ward. Handicap. Net value to winner 00. baft Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S 78B7 JUDGE NELSON w 4 105 1 1 4i 4 :1 :» 1" Musgrve H J- Bedwell 8 13 13 4 2 73818 TAVORA w5 82 4 S 7-i 7- 5i ."•- 2i Gilbert II Mack 10 10 7 2 9-10 v FRED li:NT w I M8 Z - 14 1*1 lnk 1 I ;;l Kirschm 1". Daaly 4 4 21-56-5 :i-5 I7357«CIGARLJGHTER wn 8 108 I 4 Zf lli 21 4 4* W Kelly W Hawke 4-5 4-5 3-4 1-3 1-8 73S8S OVELANDO sris 4 9" ■• 7 3»k 2i 4 ■■■ ■ " J Butler .1 B Hawkins 12 30 30 8 4i 73SS8 ROYAL MAXIM 4 90 3 1 6- 8« 7 ■ 6J A Walsh A M ovington 20 30 30 10 4 73481*KED LEAF W 8 MR ~ • ::; :- • ~u Scoville Keene Bros 8 15 15 4i !• " 72825 BYRONERDALE •*• 8 102 6 6 8 8 8 8 8 R Davis J M Crane 50 60 60 20 10 Time. 25;. B«t, 1 :17s. I:44|, 1 :51. Wiaaer B. «•. ,y BaawUaw — Lareknot trained by H. *•■ Be.iweiii. Went t., poat .it 2:38. At ]«. t 2 HtaatM. St.ttt taif bad. Won driving: second and third the same Judge Nelson, from 1 striding start, maintained cmjm and persistent pursuit of the leaders, drew; out in U-m Baal Strides, but tired and just saved a BOW victory. Tavora. virtually left, was rushed tlong and. Raring graaad no tbe Brat turn, was then reserved far in the rear In the middle half and just failed to gel un on the Inside in ■ whirlwind Saint lied Bent set the early pace and was pa-sed on the back-Iretrb, fin -n drew out again and iniwrrd like the winner midway of tbe stretch, but quit badly finally. 1 Igartlghter had no mishaps, helsed force .-hi.! set the pace for seven turlongs and tiled. Ovelando ran in prominent contennoa for seven furlongs. Baeal Maxim, repeatedly sbofBed back, finished close up. Red Ij-at trailed hopelewlj| remrward, bur dosed an iminense gap in the last half. Scratched— 73878 Dredger. 85; 73888 Mortiboy, 86. Overweights — Ovelando. 1 iK.und: Byronerdale. 2. 7~~Q ffCkitl 1,,KT" BACK— 1-2 Mile. 4B28— 47—2— 88.J Undine Stakes. ijTl.500 added. OOl/U 2 arold~. Colts and Oeldings. Allowances. Net value to winner ,250. Id Horses AWtPPSt1; H % Str Iin J.K-keys Owners O II C P S 73474 DUKE OF MILAN wn 108 I 6 Ii."1 i Post Ormond.tl. Sble |12 10 15 i 2 73474LBE ROSE ■ HI 3 I " 41 2-* Musgrve .1 I Walsh 7-6 8-08-1811-203-7 ."MOZART ■ 108 7 10 i - 31 Scoville H T Griffin S 15 13 5 11-5 7 :,", ii -KL IICARO ■ Ml s :t H B1 4=1 Sandy T H Williams t" M 10 3 2 2 72«M WOODLAXDER w 108 22 U B* Keogb itnondale.Sble ti2 14 15 5 2 7347; tTLl. HOLLAND ■ W6 5 7 U B» l| W Kelly B Bcbrelber ia 10 10 3 8-5 7341 VALJ£AN W Ul a 5 7» 71- K Dugan S C Hildreth ff-8 Z 4-5 1-3 ! • I i : | j ] i ] l ] ■ , ! . 73511STEEL WB 108 11 6J 6* 8= J Hayes I C Hildreth U2J 21 2 4-5 1-3 734401BILL EATON W 10S 10 8 8J 10 93 Gilbert B Schreiber 55 10 10 3 8-5 73344 BLAMELESS w 111 6 4 V V 10 W Miller T H Williams t5 10 10 3 3-2 ♦Added starter, f t ft §Coupled in betting: no separate place or show betting. Time. 244, 404. Winner — B. c, by Orsini — Spinach trained by II. M. Masonl. Went to post at 3:00. At i* st 6 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. Duke of Milan, from a slow start, forged through close quarters rapidly, drew out midway of tbe stretch arid won going away. Lee Rose, from a good start, was shuffled back on the last turn, then closed up frita a rush into a fast going second. Mozart, away very badly, went hopelessly wide throughout, tat closed a tremendous gap into a rushing third and probably was l est. 89 IMcaro began very slowly, but tcadily improved his position into a close up fourth in a cracking effort. Woodlander, after being a keen contender to the last sixteenth, tired as if short. Cull Holland, a superb looker, showed 11 high eider of early speed, but tired. Vaijean disliked the going and seemed unable to stride freely in it, but is a grand looker. Blameless failed to stay after showing brilliant early speed. Scratched— 7.".07fiOn Parole. Ill: 73B88 Tom Havward. 102. ■■ — FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 00056—1:43—5—106. Purse 00. 3-year olds 7QPIQ7 Ot/tf 1 and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25. Ind Horses AWtPPSt V* 2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 73519=DORADO wb 6 114 3 S 8 S 41 4« l1 W Miller A Koenigsberger 9-5 2 8-5 7-107-20 72540WARNING wsb 5 114 4 2 1» B ]h lh 2=1 J Hayes F McMahon 15 25 25 7 3 73460RESERVATION wsb S 113 8 6 4« 4i 3s 3l 35 Butwell H G Bedwell 4 7 7 ■ 1 7X556=TAUNT wb 4 107 5 1 6J 65 5» 52 4nk Gilbert T E Crist 8 8 6 13-56-5 7 ws 4 107 7 5 2J 2- 2» 2U 5 * Buxton Fleur tie Lis Sta 21 3 13-51 1-2 73540 LONE WOLF wb 6 111 6 3 51 53 7» 6* 63 Sandy R R Rice Jr 15 16 16 6 3 7::r.l9; SHENANIXAH sb 6 119 2 4 31 31 6l 1* 7° Kirschm KenilworthSkFm 10 20 16 7 3 7510-TANCRED wsb 8 114 1 7 78 7h 8 8 8 Scoville V Hughes 20 50 50 12 5 Time, 254. 51, 1:17?. 1:48ft, 1:49J. Winner — Ch. g. by Amigo — Fame trained by W. Cahill. Went to post at 3:2S. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving: second and third the same. Doiado was practically left, but went after the others and was waited with patiently for half the journey, then got np in a sensational closing sprint. Warning drew out quickly and set the pace to the final strides and then suecumt#d to the winner in the iinal drive. Reservation, well up throughout, finished with a belated rush under a bad ride. Taunt broke slowly, was outpaced all the way and ran a bad race. Belimence ran lapped on the pacemaker for six furlongs, then tired. Lone Wolf finished well up. Shenandoah failed to stay and his race should be thrown out. The winner was entered for 00: no bid. SIXTH RACK— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 72030— l:05j— 6— 112. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and 7QPTQQ O fj y Q upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 50. Ind Horses AWtPPSt V* Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 73116 ST FRANCIS wn I 105 I 1 2h 22 l»k 1* W Kelly Maple Stable 5 5 * 3-2 3-5 7::414IREEN wb 6 114 2 3 1=1 13 23 2$ E Dugan B Schreiber 11-107-5 13-103 -51 I 72557 TOM SHAW wit 3 95 3 5 5* 4 43 3* F HbrandSierraNevadaSta 5 7 5 2 4-5 7:.:.::s GRACE G. WB 4 100 7 8 8 7i 7-i 4=i Hherton H W Hoag 6 8 71 21 1 5.r.64 SQUIRE JOHNSON ws 6 93 1 4 4=1 5=* 5°* 5=1 Kirschm M 1 Miller 100 200 200 50 20 7: 53S1STLVER STOCKING w 4 95 4 2 31 31 31 6"f J Butler H G Bedwell 5 6 6 9-5 4-5 73078 BLANCHE C. w 4 90 6 6 6= 6 fiak 75 E Clark J S Cooper 30 50 50 20 8 7;;:.3S HECTOR wsb 5 86 8 7 7nk S 8 8 A Walsh Hall and Marshall 20 50 50 10 4 Time. 24$. BOfj. 1:02. 1:081. Winner — Ch. h. bv Rubicon--Why-Not. by Three Cheers trained by J. Prefers. Went to post at 3:54. At post S minutes. Start straggling. Won easily: second and third driving. St. lrancis. after close and persistent pursuit of Iree.i, drew out decisively in the stretch, won off and is .n rare form. Preen made the running by a wide gap to the stretch, but tired badly at the end. Tom Shaw closed up steadily into a fast going third. Grace :.. nearly left, took the longest way around and Pnished with a belated rush under a very bad ride. Squire Johnson was well up throughout and will do to watch. Silver Stocking ran in prominent early pursuit of the leaders, but ran wide on the last turn and failed to stay. Blanche C. was out of place here. Overweights — Hector. 1 pound. ! ! ~ ! *
