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OAKLAND FORM CHART. OAKLAND. CAL., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27. 1910. -One hundred and sixteenth day. New California Jockey Club. Winter Mooting. Weather cloudy. Presiding Judge. K, c. Hopper. Starter. Richard Dwyer. Secretary. Percy W. Treat. Racing starts at 1 :4t p. in. Chicago time 3:40 p. m. . W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in pureiit hi-ses following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. W 1» 1 rr F,UST RA«E— 1-4 Mile. 7828ft— 1:11%— 3— 110. Purse 00. 3 year-olds and up- 0 « J _3 A 4 ward. Selling. Net value to winner 50. Iud Horses AWtPPSt % % K Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S MMMNO QUARTER ws C 113 I I 3J 21 2s A Thomas J T Strite 4 51 5 9-5 7-10 t»lX.VPILL MVKK w • 113 1 4 2- 1* 14 1" A Willms J M Crane 8-5 8-3 7-5 11-201-6 KHf8sRE20N w3 95 7 « 5*. 34 3?. 3 Kent H E Howell 4 5 18-37-.1 3-3 k«ti30 COHLESKILL w «J 113 4 2 4* 4« 4 4« T Taylor Salt Lake Stablel2 13 11* 5 2! IfltUIHAT BUTTON ■ 3 108 3 I 6" « 3 J 5s Kederis Allen _ Henslev3 9 8 2_ 0-5 8!i]14*SAINEST ws 4 103 3 3 H :: ?. 6 6 Selden W M Cain 8 10 10 4 I SAN LUCAS w 4 103 C 7 7 Pulled up.Buxton J Buchheister 30 100 100 40 15 Time. 24%. 48%, 1:14%. Track fast. Winner — B. g. by Viking — Sweet Danger trained by J. T. Strite l. Went to |hisi at 1:45. At Host :; minutes. Start good Won hatnlilv : second and third driving. NO 1 QUARTER ran close up from" the start and outgamed HILLY MYER in a long drive through the final furlong. BILLY MYKR ran into a long lead on Hie stretch turn, but tired in the final drive. REZON began slowly, but made up ground am! finished last while none too well ridden. COBLESK1LR ran a fairly good race. SAINEST showed speed, but quit. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched *! 2 3 Ren St. .lie. 11::. UU 1 Q Si:« ONI RACK— 3-4 Mile. 1 7S2S! -1 : 1 1 f. — .-. — 110. i Purse 00. .1 year-olds and up-0»/ J. O ward. Selling. Net value to winner 50. Ind Horses AWtPPSt % _ % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P S s»l«l*EL MOLINO wn 3 !t4 .; 4 1". 1J 1 1- Kederis M Reis 3 4 11-31 1-1011 -20 j HUB DOROTHY I.HDGETTw 4 ME 7 2 2j 21! 2?. 2=1 A Thomas Fairfield Stable 3 4 18-33-2 7-10 v-i:;i*KATHKR DOWNEY w 0 lul M 7 44 31 3- ■ Be van J Barnes 13 30 20 8 4 MIX N KITING w I 104 1 3 7" A B 3-?. 4- Anderson F McMahon 3 5 44 S-3 4-3 VHM CHITTERLINGS WB 4 103 2 1 3 4- 4" - 3«t Buxton C E Mizell 30 40 40 12 C nUKl WAP w 3 110 I I H xufc 7- ti- Cavangh W W Ashe 10 15 13 6 3 8SM MELTON CLOTH s 4 103 5 S jut 7- 0- p Dennv H A Cotton 20 30 30 10 5 Mil:;:, MA IT IK MACK m I ■■ 4 M M M s- l» J King E L Jones 10 15 13 4 2 ■UHUBKIi HOLLANDER 6 MG S 3 SI •* S H Coburn E J Ramsey 5 6 6 2?. 7-3 8S3S2 SIR FRETFCL w 4 103 «t « S- !i 10 10 E CallabanHamilton Stable 30 00 60 20 10 Time. 24%, 48%. 1:14%. Track fast. Winner — B. g. by Orinieanl — IVrfi-cto trained b J. Tigue. Went to |Mist at 2:"!t. At »ost :; minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. EL MOLINO went into the lead quickly and 1 asily won all the way. DOROTHY LEIXJETT was always in 1 !..-om pursuit and hung on namely. DR. DOWN IK was always prominent iu the running and finished I :. m. Iv. M:TTIM; closed » gap and finished fat. CHITTERLINGS showed speed, but tired. The winner warn entered for S4«K»: n bid. Scratched- -Si»n72 Collector Jessiip. KWI. 81 I to 1 k THIRD RACK Futurity Course tl7 » feet les than •! 4 milei. 71S17— 1 :0S%— 2— !«. » / — X «/ Purse 50. :: yeai-ilds and upward. S«lling. Net value to winner 00. Ind Horses AWtPPSt K "2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P I SM.!:; ;OLDFl."N wii 3 111 2 3 2J 21 l| 1 Mentty P 1 I vnch S-5 2 2 S-102-5 . ;1KII NoItlH nii I 4 HIS1 V 21 BttflM U A Marshall « 8 7 24 1 K9iee BIT OP KoRTCNE w3 st; 3 2 4 ejk.eak S* A Thomas J W Paulsen I X 0 2 4-3 v.,sv-] KI II. HALL m 4 104 1 S 5 5 5 4 E CallahanP Sheridan 2.V 3 2* 7-101-3 m«C»BALitONIA w 3 W 4 1 1! D 2" 5 Parker F M Hooper I 3. 3 1 2-5 Time. 1:10. Track fast. Winner It. 111. by Cold Heels— Wings ilraineil by T. Kirkl. Went to 1 t.:-t at 2:34. At i»M 1 minute. Start straggling. Won handily: second and third driving. .ol.PI INN wan Ix-st and. alter lieing saved to the stretch, drew out and won with speed to spare. KID 1 NORTH ran a good race and finished fa-t. BIT OF FORTINK cam.- fast through the stretch. FANEITI. HALL l*Kaii sU.wh and made up ground. BALRONIA .piit after setting a fast pace to the stretch. The I winner wa» 1 ntocij f..r .SI.immi; 110 bid. • /VkfcW KtlUTI! RAi i: 1 1-1G Miles. I7M34 -1 :44-. H 4. 1 Purse |SM. :: year-olds ami 1 C?*J*j£f upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 7.3. Ind Horses AWtPPSt i »-:• Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P I iSMi.DK Al.ElHH v. :, P3 2 1 2- 2 2= l« 1"! E Callahanl H Milkir S-3 2 8-3 7-107-20 I Mtf MILES » 3 so 1 3 :: :V :t- 3-1 2? A Thomas H Thompson • 7 0 2 1 RSJC4 iN I.i:M!-:.NT ws 4 US :: 2 I* II l1 V VI Vandsen LFOLeary 8 6 2 4-5 SMCTc I SISHOP V ■ I N 5 4 4" 4" 4- 4- 4i* Anderson Ib-i-kwlth Stable 11 34 4 7-5 3 5 SS»1«5 WMIDDFLS w 11 5 ! o 4 3 .", 5 5 5 5 Selden Maine Stabl- 5 0 4 G-5 3-5 Time. 24. 48%. 1:13%, 1:39%. 1:45%. Track fast. Winmr Ch. g. bv Bassctlaw Onu-ine trained by I. II. Miller*. W. nt t ixist at 2:.V». At oost :: iniiiuti s. Start good. Won easily: sii-o:id and third driving. P.AL-■IM.II followed the pacemaker under rcMiai:it In the stretch. Ih.-n readily drew away in the last quarter. MILKS wan c.irclully saved to the Mtclch. llien oiit taye«l INCLEMENT in a game finish. INCLEMENT I .,d great ~pi- il. Imt was raakefl tin fast iii paccmaking and tir.il finally. BISHOP W. ran a fairly f • . hk1 race • 11. W1IIDDI:N was on trim thnaighoiit. ».« reigim Mih s. 1 round. : £W»4,"fc I FIFTH RACK 1 Mile. 0*104 1 .!s-. — I— «V». » Purse xt. 3-year-olda and upward. kSjJLJL A Selling. N. t valie to winner ."i . Iud Horses AWtPPSt , M ai Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S - iSV.s oI F:i M S v. :, sH 4 I tcf. t» 43 3»k 1* K. -d.-i is .iihnson A Iray S 12 12 I 21 sMst KAISERHOFF wsClo-.i ! i 4 3J 3.*. 4:i 2»» a Wlllins J L Ma Pherson i S 8 3 7-5 K»134*HrSH MONEY ItM I I I" 2- 2- 1 | V- oburtT 1 S Fountain « S S 3 7-5 BSIIPDIXIE DIXON w 11 I M 1 2 11 lh 1" 2J 43 A Thoinns W T Andurson 2 2?. 2 4-3 9-20 0 890X7 ORILENK w7 ! « 7 7 74 7- ««| 3!1 S* E Callahan T Oomarfecd 2.. 24 11-51 1-2 .tCiroll: I oIE n4M KSI I V V 0 Cavangh Denver Stable 12 25 20 I 4 lS»132»SAINOTTA ■ I k7 I 4 2J 4"4 W 7: 7,; S.hlen Island Sf-.ble X P fi 3 7-5 B911T*SILVEB. LINE ■ I MB v 1 S* •■ I s s tlargan .1 Schreiber 15 13 13 j 3 Tim, . 24»x, 60. 1:15%. 1:41%. Track fast. Winner Ch. g. by Luke Ward— Colita trained by U. tiray. Went to post at :*.:24. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily, second and third driving. DEL-MAS was off slowlv. but steadilv improved Ids position and. finishing with a great nifli. won going away. KAISKRIIOFF ran a good race all the way and finished gamely. HCSH MONEY took the bad on the stretch turn, but tired in the final drive. DIXIE DIXON piir after setting the pace to the stretch. ORI I.I.NE ran disapiiointingly. The winner, entered for 00. was bid up to 00 and bought by J. L. Mac-Pn.rspn. j QOOOO SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. SWt 1:38% 4 06. Purse 00. 3 year olds and upward. O %J £ A A Selling. Net value to winner .30. __ Ind Horses AWtPPSt U i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S , X911S HAMP.VSS wn 4 100 I 4 P H 23 2 In Selden .1 J Connor I "I 3J S-5 4 I ; 8M«t*ANNM MCiEE ■ 11 4 100 1 1 P 1 l«l l"i I"0 A Thomas I Henry 24 31 21 »»-; • , 89US PRETENSION ws 9 101 9 6 61 5i 4- 2 l»l E Callahan H A Mercer 10 2 r 1.. • 1 , xHl:;:: LIT. BlTTERClP WI X 104 2 2 4-1 31 31 51 4J Vandsen A Matey • I *• 31 ■ -■ 4-j WIS DENE ws 5 104 7 7 71 7=1 1- 4i t*| Dennv J W Hodge 15 ■ ■ 1j « X91M KETCH EL wn I XC I x 51 4-1 51 «:1 i* Kederis StocktoaRchSta f. 1o in 4 2 X»i:-5*B1RTH W 4 90 8 5 I" 8* Xnu x3 7"- E Cotton W E Cotton X lo 8 3 X -., MIX MY lAL w 7 105 4 «• 9 9 9 9 s1 Coburn W R Engstrom S 15 1.. I 3 X9114 ORETCHEN G. w 4 103 3 I 3»i-til fil P I Buxton NorthwestStal.le I M I I I 1 Ttaae. 24%. 49. 1:14%. 1:40%. Track fast. Winner— B. e, bv Hanimon -Pass trained bv J. J. Connor. Went te post at fcandS. At post 3 minutes. Start gooil. Won driving: second and third the same. HAMP.VSS ran in closest pursuit to the stretch and. finishing fast, outgamed ANNE MCKK i« the last strides. ANNE MOKK was sent into a long lead and. setting the pace fast, should have won. but her rider made the mistake of drawing his whip in the final sixteenth. PRETENSION closed a gap and made a fair Knowing. LITTLE BlTTERClP «iuit. The other* were outpaced. Tin- winner was entered for $.30 : no bid. _
