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OAKLAND FORM CHART. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1008. WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. Twentieth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of l.rl days. 2! books on. Presiding Judge. E. C. Hopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary. Percy W. Trea t. ,,,.c:IV?.c!J?.rri.tiairatf:,,V10 P- n; Chwiso time 3:40 p. m... W indicates whip. S spurs. 15 blinkers. FhT mes in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse ami weight carried. 7QQQQ FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 7S2Sal:ll .1110. Purse 00. .1-year-olds. Selling. a OOO J Net value to winner $.125. lnd Horses AWtlPSt j y. and Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 75299 EMMA G. v 107 5 1 21 2 23 l2 Rettig J Schreiber 5 5 3 4-5 1 74PKICELESS JEWEL ws 107 5 2 l" 14 1J 2 Buxtn R L Thomas 5 G 41 7-5 1 2 -oTsS lVAiS- w i i 7; 31 31 J Butler F D Weir 1 C-5 1 9-20out iHi 50HA w 110 7 33 3 42 45 Gilbert J A Lynch 10 30 20 7 2 ET.rrx . "l07 S S 42 5 5 f." "Russell W II CVino 20 GO CO 1H G Lii SILKEUSCHWANZ vrr wn 10S 1 9 8 7 7 C W MclnreH G Bedwell 20 200 200 40 23 il-ll SSLS w 307 0 7 rnk C4 CJ 7 E SuIlivanM A Walden ir, CO 60 20 8 7.5,40 LOVE OF GOLD W 110 2 G GJ Pulled up.W Miller H Mack 20 CO GO 15 7 7S2DU ElhLY MYER 102 3 5 Fell. C "Willms J 31 Crane 12 25 25 C 2 , , . Time. 2::i, ISs, 1:14. inner T, 15. f, by Cactus II. Luna Minor trained by G. Wentworth. uent to post at 1:4".. At post 1 minutes. Shirt good. Won easily; second and third driving. Emma .... from a striding start, ran in nearest and persiiitent pursuit of the pacemaker from the start and drew out decisively at the end. Priceless Jewel drew out quickly and made the running to midway of the slietc.i, then tired badly. I ancy. from a Ilatfootod start, was shutlled to the rear and securely pocketed or the lirst half, then finished with a rush ami probably was lxst. Romanoff ran prominently but tired in hie closing drive. Colbert, away badly, ran into early prominence and finished fast. The "winner was entered tor .ri0O: no hid. Scratched 7S220 St. Avon. 110: 7S.170 Billy Watkins, 102. njn-we2gjits Silbersi hwanz. 1 pound: Iuve of Gold. .1. T QQQA SECOND RACE Futurity Course 170 feet less than .1-4 mile. 71S17 1 :0SJ 2 99. I J tJ J J Curse S400. 2-year-ohls. Selling. Net value to winner $.125. !! Horses AWtPPSt i y. Str Fin Jockeys . Owners O II C P S 7S2US FT GENT ws J 2 4 5k 4 4-. U Buxton J Jones 10 25 X S 4 7fc:23IAPTO ORO w 110 5 S 7 Gl f.u 2J V Miller T H Williams 7 G 2 1 iKISOl HIAZLET w 10S 4 3 lh 11 1 3l D McCtbyJ O Holder 3 4 4i 7-5 3-S Vs::23Ult:HTEASY w.lOG l 21 2t jot a. Walsh W E Applegate 15-5 3-2 1" 2-3 1-5 78233 M A IT It ETA N I A w 104 10 2 4 3 3 5i Kirschm J D Millin 20 10 40 12 G 7S323 AKS-AU-EEN W 103 3 7 S 7 C G1 J Butler J Stephenson 15 40 S 4 iS223 ORNATE w SJ fi 11 J S 7 72 Coburn W Duiker 30 CO GO 20 10 S24i m FISHER wn U7 11 0 10 U S S Devericii B Schreiber 30 30 30 10 3 75323 MOZART W lOt 7 5 3 5nt yi Upton A Koenisberg 7 10 10 4 S 3 Slo2 BISHOP W. wn 100 11 1 6;il0 10 10- J Haves Beckwith Stable GO 200 200 GO 30 LIGHT KNIGHT w M S 10 11 11 11 11 E SuIlivanL T Lee 30 50 GO If. G Time, 1:104. inner B. f. by Hastings Fidelia trained by J. Jones. ... Wc,,Jt ,,ost-at ":0!- At ,,ost ""ICS. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same, i igf ut, from a puck striding start, ran in forward pursuit of the pacemakers to the stretch and drew out with a rush m the lmal sixteenth. Apto Oro, away slowly, closed up steadily and finished with a sensational stretch sprint. Haslet set the pace to the last sixteenth and tired. Righteasy. from a slow inside start, ran in prominent and game, but unavailing, pursuit throughout. Mauretania ran in forward contention throughout and is improving. Aks-Ar-Ben closed a gap. Ornate, nearly left, made up much ground, .uy lusher finished close up and is a good looker. Mozart retired early. The winner was entered for 00-no bitl. - Scratched 7S219Aunt Kit, 100. Overweights Apto Oro. 2 pounds: Bishop W.. 2. 7Q9Q1 THIRD RACE 1 Mile. 09104 l:.1Si 195. l Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. I OUtl Selling. Net value to winner $.125. hid Horses AWtPPSt 4 y, and Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7S324AFTERMATII wis 4 114 3 2 G 5J 32 4l 12 A Walsh W P Magrane 13-54 1C-51 7S374MAI5. HOLLANDER W 4 109 G 4 35 3" 4S 32 2-5 E SulIlvanE J Ramsey 2 4 1S-51 1-2 7S2G3 FRANK LUBBOCK W 5 10J 2 3 lh 11 Ink ink 3i MoBeth Irwin Bros 21 2J 9-5 4-5 1-3 7S35G BE THANKFUL W 3 100 G 5 2i 2- 2nk 2 4J Kirschm O Turek S 1G 1G C 75300 CHARLES GREEN W 5 114 1 1 4 4J 5 5 5" Borel G H Thomas 3 G 51 0-5 7-10 75324 KELOWXA wn 4 117 4 G 5i 6 C G G Rettig W M Caine 12 40 40 10 3 Time, 25. HO. 1:15?. l:42i. W inner 15. g, by Star Ruby Recollection trained by W. P. Magrane. ent to post at 2:.i;!. At iost 1 minute. Start good. AVon driving: second and third the same. Aftermath was shutlled back on the first turn and outpaced In the middle runuing. but closed up rapidly at the end and won drawing clear. .Mabel Hollander, crowded out Immediateiv, moved up swiftly and again met interference on the stretch turn and just failed to get up, but was a game second. Frank Lubbock set tin-pace to the lmal sixteenth and tired under a bad ride. Be Thankful helped make tho running for seven turloiigs, but failed to stay. Charles Green ran prominently throughout. Kelowna can do better. The winner was entered for !?.r00: no bid. Scratched 7S.172 Gargantua. 117. 7QQQ9 FOURTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles. 740.11 2:05? G 100. Purse 00. .1-year-olds and I O O JF upward. Selling. Net value to winner $.125. I ml Horses AWtPPSt St j y. Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 7S33SNAD.U w 4 102 5 3 41 4"k 3A 22 2J li E SullivanE J Ramsey S-517-1O17-1O7-107-2O 7833SFUELETTA Wll 5 110 G 7 3 33 -1 4J 3 2" W Miller H G Bedwell S 12 S 3 8-5 7S314L. C. ACKERLEY it 4 107 7 S 5 5 2- - li 3" Rettig D A Ross S 8 S 3 7-5 7S33ShADY ALICIA W 4 107 3 1 2 2k 5S G1 4 4s J Butler D S Fountain 11-521-54 7-5 3-5 7S32G ROTROU ws 5 102 4 2 71 T- G2 5t ruk r Kir.schm W Murphv 12 30 30 10 5 7S302 HUAPALA W 7 102 1 5 1 1 l"k 33 G G D McClhyJ C Wever 10 30 25 10 5 7X3T.G MILITAUY MAN su 7 110 0 4 G1 CI 7 7 7 7 Keogh Oakland Stable S ! 9 4 2 7823GMCERMIT 9 109 2 G S S S S S S J Hayes M. J Hayes 12 15 13 C 3 7S33S CLOVERLAND AVS S 107 S Left at the post. Bore! I Morehouse 15 30 20 12 5 Time. 251. 51. 1:17. 1H2R. 2:0SA. Winner Ch. g. by Lodowic -Salt Grass .Mag trained by F. Neville. Went to post at .1:00. At post .1 minutes. Start good for all but Cloverland. Won driving; second and third the same. Nadzu was luckily and forwardly placed from the start and drew out decisively right at the end. Fulletta, always well up, was hemmed in on the far turn and finished with a great rush, h. C. Ackerley, away slowly, moved up rapidly and, drawing out on the backstreteh;, held sway to the final sixteenth and was a game, but tired, third. Lady Alicia forced the pace briefly and was shuffled back in the middle running, then made a belated stretch challenge. Uotrou was going well at the end. Huapala set the early pace and tired. The winner, entered for 00, was bid up to ,200 and bought by IL G. Bedwell. Scratched 7S:5743I5ellmenee, 102; 7S.157Alcibiades. 102. Overweights L. O. Ackerley. 5 pounds: Kermit. 2: Cloverland. 2. 7QQQQ FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. 00104 1 :.1Ss 105. Purse 00. .1-year-olds and upward. 0 O O y O Selling. Net value to winner 25. hid Horses AWtPPSt V- Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 7S35G BYRONERDALE W S 111 5 4 43 42 4J 4l 11 W Miller J M Crane 9-5 13-32J 4-5 2-5 7S211 ETA PA wn 5 114 7 5 3- 331 3 3 22 A "Walsh C W Cluippell 3 21-521-53-2 7-10 7S23G CARMELINA w 3 109 GOG5 G5 51 55 3 Itettig II W Hoasr 7 15 15 4 8-5 7S273MAY L. N. W 4 114 3 3 lllJ 2 2 41 D McCthyD A Ross 9-5 21 2 4-5 2-5 7S32C KAMSACK W 4 117 4 2 2t 23 Ink pit r,s Keogh C A McLaughlin 10 20 20 7 21 7S322 STEEL BLUE wn 3 101 2 7 7 .7 G 6tt ffi Coburn V II Terry C G 23-521 7-10 7S27G INVADER G 109 1 1 52 5nk 7 7 7 Piper KeniiworthSkFm CO 200 200 50 20 Time. 25n, 50A, 1:10. 1:43. Winner B. g, by Jim Gore Briganza trained by J. Dixon. Went to post at .1:25. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same, liyronerdale broke slowly and was carried wide on the lirst turn, but steadily improved his position and got up in the last two strides. Etapa was forwardly placed throughout and a fust going second. Car-iiielina, away poorly, closed a big gap and finished with a rush. May L. N. outbroke and outstayed the others for seven furlongs, and tired badly. Kamsack ran close up to the stretch and drew out like the wijmer, j .iioii quit badly. Steel Blue was short and virtually left. The winner was entered for 00; 110 bid. SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. 720.10 1:05? 5 112. Purse 00. All Ages. 1 0073! Allowances. Net value to winner $.125. Ind liorses AWtPPSt XA y Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II O P S 7S3:C LECTOR JESSUP ws 7 103 4 2 2 U 22 2s li D McCtby.I A Murray 3-2 9-5 C-o 2-6 out 78.375 STRIKE OUT wn 2 92 G 3 l5 1 I3 2nk Upton F II Milden S 13 13 5 2 771I9DTWILIGI1T QUEEN W 2 92 8 4 43 3J 3? 3J Russell F A Forsytlie 8 15 8 3 8-0 783712J. C. CORE wsu 4 112 3 5 5 52 4J 4 J Butler C It Ellison 2 16-514-51 2-5 7C233F. NEUGENT W 4 101 5 G 31 4 5 5s Gilbert Old Ned Stable 3 3i 16-56-5 3-5 78174 PURSE ROSE W 4 100 7 1 7 7 7 Cnk a Walsh Bayview Stable 25 50 CO 12 6 74C09 BILL EATON wn 2 92 1 7 G1 G; Gs 7 Devericii B Schreiber 40 100 100 30 10 7S354 ROYAL N. w 4 103 2 S S S 8 S Buxton Hamilton Stable 40 300 300 60 20 Time, 23. 4SR. 1:002. Winner B. h, by Bel Demonio Crimea trained by I. Deunison Went to post at .1:53. At post 2 minutes.- Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. Collector Jessun outclassed the others at the weights and, after forward pursuit, drew out decisively in the stretch. Strike Out threatened to spreadeagle the others early, hut quit badly in the stretch. Twilight Queen ran forwardly throughout and was fast weariug Strike Out down for second place. J. C. Core had no mishaps and was forwardly placed throughout. F. Neugent showed superior early speed, but tired badly and was palpably short. Bill Eaton was short and is a good looker. Overweights F. Neugent. 1 pound.
