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OAKLAND RACING STATISTICS. The New California Jockey Clubs winter meeting for the season of 1!KC.»-10, which oi ened November 20 and came to a close June 4. embraced 14i racing days, during which time SSH races were decided, eniailinc a total distribution in stakes and purses of 73,423. This represented a great shrinkage in distribution as compared with the meetings at Oak-laud prior to the passage of adverse racing legislation in California last year. While there may not he immediately a full return of the prosperity which formerly marked the conduct of racing on the coast, the indications are that recent court decisions will lieriiiit the holding of a meeting next winter that will be more in keeping with the traditions of California racing than the one just ended and if there should 1m- no further inimical legislation, the California meetings probably will eventually regain their old-time iiniHirtance. The closing of ihe meeting recently held found H. tt. Bod well, who raced at Oakland only during a part of the California season, at the head of the list of winning owners with the resectable total of 1,425 to his credit, an excellent showing considering the reduced values of the purses raced for. Mr. Bedwells horses won no less than forty-six races during the meeting. Molera and Josephs stand second wjtu sixteen races and ,745. while third place goes to J. M. Crane with twenty-four races and ,315. The following lltt owners won 00 and over during the meeting: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. H. G. Bcdwell 4tt 33 £■ 1,425 Molera Ac Josephs 16 11 7 5.745 J. M. Crane 24 10 8 5.;il5 Oakwood Stock Ranch 17 U 14 4,:tlO J. W. Paulsen 17 14 13 4.155 l». S. Fountain 14 1« 17 MM J. Mc.Manus ltt 7 7 3.775 C R. Jones 11 *.♦ tt 3,070 J. Scbreiber 14 22 11 3.H55 W. M. tain 15 15 IS 3.215 A. J. Jackson 10 17 12 3.270 W. T. Anderson 14 14 10 3.240 1. M. Hopper 13 8 lO 3.225 Allen k Hensley 14 12 !» 3.155 Stockton Kancli Stable 12 12 11 3.150 W. Cablll 12 12 8 3.045 Frazier A. Iarris 11 ltt 11 3.o25 I. H. Miller 10 !l 14 2.*.»10 Keene Bros » 1 4 2.S25 Northwest Stable 11 13 13 2.715 L. F. OLcarv 10 11 15 2.715 B. SchreilHi J 20 21 2.005 B. I.. Marks 8 7 3 2.530 E. G. Soulo 12 7 2 2.520 H. E. Kowell 11 7 » 2.430 O. lurek 7 13 12 2.2it5 J . S. Harlan 8 5 3 2.2::.". K. Movne 7 8 4 2.14o M. Rcls 10 0 7 2.110 Raisin City Stable ! » 2 2.005 W. Gabriel 11 1 4 2.095 Oakland Stable 8 4 2 l.tttto C. A. Baldwin ....8 7 tt 1.930 . Morton 8 7 10 1.005 J. T. Strite 7 ltt 0 l.HOO C. Sanford 7 7 2 1.890 W. St. Vincent tt 17 12 1.845 S. L. Moore tt 1 tt 1 .830 H. Stover estate 7 3 5 1.830 El Palomar Stable 8 2 tt 1.825 A. G. Blakeley 7 0 4 1.770 Maine Stable tt 7 12 1.735 Johnson A. Cray 3 9 4 1.725 K. Wallnauser 5 8 11 1,010 W. E. Cotton 5 0 11 1,575 J. Stowe 3 13 14 1.575 Beck with Stable 5 12 « 1.495 G. M. Johnson 5 5 5 1.490 W. I. Millard tt 3 2 1.450 P. M"!c»hv 5 4 4 1.4.55 Cahill and Mason 7 0 7 1.415" B. Dcnnison 7 1 3 1.330 I. Henrv « 7 12 1.325 L. W. Sears tt tt 1 1 .325 Quinlan and Peck tt 8 5 1.305 W. Durker 5 tt 7 1.205 H G. Ross 5 8 11 1,243 O. P. McNeil tt 7 3 1.240 P. G. I.vnch « 0 2 1.240 W. «. Scott 4 5 10 1.235 H. Mack 4 3 7 1.235 Hamburg Stable 4 4 1 1,195 Old Ned Stable tt 3 2 1.185 E. J. Ramsev 5 5 7 1.130 Roseiuoad Stable 4 2 0 1.120 C. M. Van Oordcn 5 7 3 1.100 J. J. Ferguson 3 1 3 1,100 H. A. Mercer 4 tt 8 1.080 S. L. Razor tt 0 1 1.O05 F. Merckel 3 8 4 1.040 J. Barnes 4 8 7 1.035 F. Devin 5 5 7 1.030 G. A. -Marshall 5 4 4 1,000 T. Colliding 4 2 8 888 Fairfield Stable 4 « 2 990 K. Parous 3 1 7 090 F. Harrington 2 3 12 685 W. S. Rogers 3 1 3 080 J. I.. MacPhersou 4 0 4 970 W. 8. Vanke 4 5 4 9tt5 E. S. Paddock 3 8 5 955 F. McMaiion 4 3 3 950 J. .1. Conner 4 2 5 895 Ranch and Covington 4 O 2 850 P. Sheridan 4 5 1 840 T. Lynn 2 0 5 835 Bianchi A: McConnell 4 1 0 835 F. Whalen 3 5 7 830 F. Mabv 4 2 7 825 S. C. Hildreth 4 2 1 785 Hard and l;ii rar 2 7 5 770 W. E. Applegate 3 5 0 705 Robert and Hiltman 3 2 2 750 Multnomah Stable .. 2 2 8 745 Salt Lake Stable 3 4 7 745 C. Began 3 3 3 730 J. U Brown 3 2 4 730 Hea Air Stable 3 1 5 725 A. Goodin 4 3 1 720 R. S. Davidson 4 O 3 095 C. 1.. Mackey 4 o 3 095 II. Thompson 2 4 3 675 Reno Stable 4 1 1 138: J. M . Pier 4 1 O 883 J. S. 1 Mm, an 3 1 3 030 W. A. Buck 3 » 2 030 J. O Walker 3 1 2 015 F. Rinehart 2 0 3 888 L. F. Roussev 2 3 1 571* H. A. Cotton 3 1 2 881 J. I., Ros~ 2 5 1 555 C. II. Davids 3 3 •_ 53.-. c. H. wni. maun 2 :; 9 888 Island Stable 2 3 4 515 Burn*. and Waterhouse .". 1 2 515 A. T. Elliott 3 0 0 500 Molera and Josephs good mare. Bubbling Water, by Colonel Wheeler — Shasta Water, stands at the head ot the money-winning horses, with Silver Knight second and Jim Gaffnev third. The following 100 horses wer" winners of 00 and ovor: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Rubbling Water lO 7 1 ,920 Silver Knight 8 5 4. 3.010 Jim Gaffnov 9 0 2 2.570 Raleigh 8 9 9 2..V15 In. lenient 9 lO 14 2.525 Chester Kruni 8 9 4 2.490 Rossl.ire 10 1 0 2.300 John H. Sheehan lO :: 8 £388 Boggs 7 0 2 2.315 Ralrouia 10 4 5 2.310 Ed Ball 9 3 :: 1 .950 Keep Moving 8 3 1 1.920 Baddy Gip 7 7 2 1.890 Thistle Belle 7 11 3 1.880 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Coppertown 7 3 tt 1,805 Cloudlight 0 4 5 1,835 Prcfulclo 5 0 5 1,780 Sewell tt 8 4 1,720 Likely Dieudonne 7 9 3 1,710 Redeem 7 0 4 1 .085 Orelio tt 4 3 1,035 Key Hindoo 3 tt 5 1.505 John I.ouis 0 4 tt 1,540 Edwin T. Fryer 5 « 10 1.535 Rezon 7 5 3 1,520 Goldbnn 7 1 2 1,515 Judge Quinu tt 0 2 1.515 Lord of the Forest 8 0 1 1.515 Binocular 4 9 4 1,485 Rosevale 3 7 1 1.405 Billv Myer tt 7 4 1.445 Meltondale tt 4 4 1.400 Turret 3 2 0 1.380 Lena Lech 7 2 4 1,330 Grace G 3 5 3 1,270 Miss Picnic 4 9 4 1,203 Salvage 5 4 4 1.205 Fern L 4 3 3 1,250 Rov Junior tt 1 4 1.245 Lewiston 4 5 4 1.220 Arasee 4 3 O 1,200 Dareiugton 4 7 7 1.200 Ilex tt 3 2 1,183 Banorella 5 3 5 1,180 Ladv Elizabeth 4 5 tt 1,175 Hamper 4 2 2 1.160 Raleigh P. D 4 3 1 1.100 Bauonica 5 5 2 1.155 No Quarter 4 12 5 1.145 Bishop W 4 7 4 1.140 Burning Bush 3 5 tt 1.115 Sir John 5 1 2 1.115 Whidden : 4 4 7 1,105 Sink Spring 5 4 1 1,188 Salali 5 4 2 1,070 Madman 3 3 1 1.000 Fernando 4 1 2 1.O00 Adena 4 6 2 1.040 Pride of Lismore 4 2 8 1.040 Serviccnce 4 0 3 1,015 Marse Al»e 5 2 1 985 Eddie Graucy 4 2 5 973 Titus II 5 4 2 970 Saltiest ....4 1 2 888 Mvles OConnell 4 2 1 .W0 Rubric 4 4 1 955 Kaiseruoff 4 6 3 955 Follie 1 3 4 4 950 Aks Ar Bon 4 4 4 950 Bit of Fortune 4 4 4 930 I.adv Panchita 4 4 3 935 Father Stafford 4 5 0 915 Hampass 4 2 2 910 Steel 2 8 12 910 Marburg 3 7 4 903 Rosamo 5 1 1 900 Orbicular 2 2 2 900 Kid North 4 5 5 900 Convent Bell 4 1 4 895 Round and Round 3 3 7 860 Metropolitan 4 5 2 855 Minnedocia 4 2 2 830 Faneuil Hall 4 5 1 840 Amjtedo 3 5 7 830 Beda 4 2 7 825 Mr. Bishop 3 5 3 820 Colonel Jack 3 5 2 820 Phil Mohr 2 12 2 813 French Cook 3 tt 3 805 Beau Man 2 8 3 805 Rolierta 3 4 4 800 Biskra 3 5 3 800 Creston . 3 5 1 790 Napa Nick 2 0 2 790 Illusion 4 1 O 785 Passenger 4 2 4 78ft S| ohn 3 1 1 770 Miss Naomi 3 4 1 755 Tremargo 3 fi 3 735 F.arly Tide 2 1 2 750 Fort Johnson 2 4 1 730 Ellrrd 4 2 4 730 Novgorod 3 3 5 730 St. Francis 4 o 2 730 Emma G 2 7 tt 730 J. R. I.aughrev 4 1 1 700 Cobleskill 3 3 0 «95 Buckthorn 3 0 3 888 Dr. Dougherty 2 3 12 085 Righteasv 2 1 0 085 Tramotor 4 2 1 085 I eneen 2 5 7 OS0 Alder Gulch 3 0 5 075 Blackford 2 1 2 075 Miles 2 4 3 075 Merliugo 3 3 I 070 Mauretania 3 0 1 605 Dargin 3 I 1 003 Arthur Hymaii 4 1 1 050 Hush Money 3 2 5 045 Nagazam 2 4 O 040 Gene Russell 4 1 0 839 Rapid Water 3 2 1 833 Old Mexico 2 1 4 020 VVaner 3 3 4 015 Sal Atticum 3 0 1 015 ;ra mercy 2 5 0 015 Argonaut ". 3 2 fi 010 Dixie Dixon 3 2 2 888 Duke of Milan 3 1 1 000 Clunv 3 0 0 000 Frank Ruhstaller 3 o 0 000 Charlev Paine 2 2 3 000 IKIraas 3 1 0 3S5 Enfield 2 2 4 5So a oi a in Burnett 3 1 2 505 Ix rd Clinton 3 1 2 505 Dorothv Ledge tt 1 4 1 555 Wap 2 3 3 550 Miss Officious 2 3 3 550 Ies|KTado 2 2 2 550 Cadichon 3 O 3 345 E. M. Fry 2 5 1 540 Mediant 2 1 0 535 Helen Ba rbee 3 1 0 535 J. C. Clem 2 2 4 530 Troeha 3 0 5 525 Spring Ban 2 5 3 520 Madeline Musgrave 1 2 12 520 Sainot ta 2 :: 4 51 5 Radatlou 2 3 4 515 Beu Stone 2 3 4 515 Ocean Shore 3 0 1 515 Sir Angus 3 0 0 BBS Tlllinghast 3 0 tt 50O Hello Kinney 2 3 3 500 Pajaroita 2 O 0 500 i! Molino 3 1 1 300 Sir Barrv , 2 3 3 50o Velma C 2 1 1 500 To jockey Mentry fell the distinction of piloting the greatest number of winners during the meeting, with Vosper. Seidell and Taplin following in the order named. In the important matter of percentage. G. Archibald led with a mark of .34. Shilling being second with .31. The record of the jockeys who rode one or more winners Is: JockV. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Fun. P.C. Mentrv 337 63 57 36 201 .18 Vosper 337 58 4S 39 192 .17 Seidell 432 52 52 tV4 204 .12 Taplin 176 81 34 30 61 J| A. Thomas 311 48 49 51 MB .15 Coburn 299 40 40 40 179 .13 Kederis 340 :i8 40 42 220 .11 C. H. Shilling 112 35 23 15 :!9 .31 C. Archibald 89 31 28 12 28 .34 E. Martin 177 30 2fi 20 101 .19 A. Walsh 218 88 33 20 129 .13 A. Williams 214 30 20 26 138 .14 E. Callahan 231 28 39 38 146 .11 Gross 213 27 25 30 125 .1:* W. Cotton 209 25 29 32 183 .00 Jockey. Mta. 1st. 2d. 3d. Vap. P.C Buxton 195 18 10 13 154 .81 E. Dugan 84 15 11 6 52 .17 Leeds 79 15 8 15 41 .19 Page 117 13 16 13 71 .13 Vandusen 137 15 13 2:: 86 .11 C. Williams 103 13 10 4 74 .14 Cavanaugh 103 14 22 16 63 .13 J. Glass 137 14 26 16 81 .10 Kirschbnum S3 13 9 8 55 .15 Kent S3 12 7 10 56 .14 Borel 13© 11 13 10 96 .08 Oargan 133 11 21 13 90 .08 T. Rice 100 It 12 18 68 .10 Keogli 102 8 7 7 79 .08 T. Taylor 119 9 16 18 76 .08 Jahnsen 72 8 8 6 50 .11 J. McBride 151 8 11 25 107 .05 Anderson 141 7 10 14 110 .05 Denny 123 7 16 8 94 .OS E. Sullivan 70 7 8 5 50 .10 Bevan 69 6 6 10 47 .08 Rettig 60 5 9 7 39 .08 .1. King 124 4 8 7 105 .03 Kennedv 53 4 7 3 39 .07 Lvndhurst 13 4 2 2 5 .30 C. H. MiHer 51 3 4 2 42 .06 Molesworth 54 3 8 9 34 .05 Monro 36 3 4 6 43 .05 Post 37 3 -1 0 30 .OS Stock 15 3 0 0 12 .20 Frasch 16 2 0 1 13 .12 L. A. Jackson 40 2 1 5 32 .05 Meripol 23 2 0 0 21 .09 Parker 88 2 4 5 49 .03 W. Pernors 32 2 3 5 22 .06 Roberts 25 2 2 3 18 .08 E. Cotton 14 1 2 1 10 .07 Croth 20 1 I 1 17 .05 Mulligan 16 1 0 1 14 .05 Rooney 74 4 10 6 54 .05 II. Radtke 14 1 1 2 10 .07 E. Smith 99 1 11 17 70 .01 The following jockeys had mounts to the niiinlicr opposite their names and finished third or better, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d.Unp. Baird 9 0 1 2 6 Budd 1 o 1 0 o Cbarlioiieau 13 0 0 1 12 Hanuan I 8 0 1 8 Hermau tt 0 0 1 5 Jarrett 15 0 1 O 14 r. Kelly 4 0 0 3 1 Mathews 26 O 1 1 24 Nolan 23 0 0 2 21 Otis 9 0 0 2 7 «osen 15 0 11 13 Shale 37 0 4 2 31 E. Williams 10 0 1 0 9 The following jockeys had mounts to the number named, but failed to finish in the money: Baker. 1: Bell 2: Booth, tt: G. W. Carroll. 5: Cooney. 1: J. A. Carroll. 2: Clifford. 4: Downey. 21: Drolette. 2: Elsenzaph. 15: R. Fisher. 0: Goldeu, 1: Harrington, 0: Hcnrieh. 11: Johnson. 4: Kline. 0: Kain. 8: Naneolas. :;; Pbarris. 1: Proctor, 1; Shearer, 3; Wade. 1; Ziegler. 1; Yeager, 2. H. G. Bedwell and William Cahill led the winning trainers, each with thirty winners to his credit. R. B. Allen and J. Dixon came next with twenty-four each. The record of the trainers of two or more winners during the meeting is as follows: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. R. B. Allen 24 J. J. McCullough 3 W. Ashe 3 F. McMahon 5 C. A. Baldwin 7 G. P. McNeil tt C. Bogan 3 W. MacPhersou 4 H. Booker 2 H. Mack 4 T. H. Boyle 5 L. Madison 2 A. Burns 5 C. 1.. Maekev 5 II. G. Bedwell 30 W. P. Magrane 3 O. A. Bianchi 17 O. March 15 A. G. Blakeley 13 L. F. Marshall 7 W. Cahill 38 W. P. Maxwell 18 W. M. Cain 21 F. Merckel 3 C. J. Casey 10 W. D. Millard tt C. W. Chappell 4 I. H. Miller 10 L. Clark 2 L. E. Moore 5 J. F. Clifford 3 C. Morton 8 J. J. Conner 3 A. Muleahy 3 H. A. Cotton 3 J. Neary 4 S. C. Cottrell 13 J. Neil 2 C. W. Carroll 12 E. Neville 5 W. Covington 18 L. F. OI.eary 11 T. E. Crist 2 J. OMalley 4 T. Crysler 4 R. T. Owen 10 H. B. Culver 2 S. Polk 2 L. A. Cody 2 J. J. Quinlan 9 D. Dennisou 9 F. Rinehart 4 A. L. Deuny 8 H. Ripley 7 J. Deufel 7 J. Robson 7 J. Dluiond 15 H. E. Rowell 11 J. Dixon 24 T. H. Ryan 3 W. Durker 3 W. Reed 9 H. Fallahy 4 C. Sanford 7 F. Farrar 2 W. C. Scott 5 A. Farrell 15 L. W. Sears 6 R. J. Karris 12 W. Short 7 W. Fay 14 W. Singleton 4 F. W. ForBting 6 P. K. Smith 5 D. S. Fountain 14 C. L. Snyder 10 W. Freeman 6 J. Stowe « A. Goodtn 4 G. H. Strate 17 G. Gray 5 J. T. Strite 7 M. Garrity 7 W. St. Vincent 7 F. Harrington 2 G. Summers 8 W. Hawke 14 G. H. Thomas 4 W. S. Heath 9 J. Tigue 10 D. Henrv 6 H. Tobin 3 II. W. Hoag 9 W. C. Vivell 2 C. Horning 3 .T. H. Walker 5 A. J. Jackson 10 P. Wall ha user 5 J. M. Johnson 5 E. Wavland 3 C. R. Jones 10 G. Wentworth 14 E. L. Jones 8 E. Wright 2 S. Judge 16 T. Williams 4 S. J. Kelley 8 W. G. Yanke 5 T. Kirk fi E. Whyte 8 T. Lynn 2 While the stakes which featured previous meetings at Oakland were not renewed this season on account of the uncertainty attending the inauguration of the meeting, a few of the established fixtures were run as overnight races, with the following results: Opening Handicap. November 20: Fantastic. .. .$ 325 Oakland Handicap. November 27; Bubbling Water 325 Pacific Inion Handicap. Deeember 17: Judge Quinn . 375 Christmas Handicap. December 25: Boggs 400 New Year Handicap. January 1; Silver Knight. 400 FollanslK-e Handicap, January 8: Bubbling Water .".25 Lis-sak Handicap. Januarv 15: Bubbling Water. 888 California Derby, February 22; Turret 680 Probably localise of the mediocre quality of the horses ensaged in the racing, the percentage of winning favorites was considerably below normal, as shown in the following tabulation: NunilKi- of days 119 Number of races S* 4 Winning first choices 271 Winning second choices 170 Winning outsiders 277 Winning at odds-ou -13 Defeated at odds-on St Percentage of winning first choices 30 Not until the closing days of the meeting were any of th,e track records reduced. Then within the space of a few days Lewiston and Pride of Lismore ran five and one-half furlongs in 1:05». At about the same time Bubbling Water ran a mill- and an eighth in 1:50. These are the new records and the list revised to date is as follows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 3-8 Modena 2 11:: Feb. 19. 1908 :33V-. Rosevale ...2 110 March 10. 1908. . . :35£ 3 1-2 f Cannisa 2 102 Feb. 21. 1908 :m% 1-2 Work Box... 2 11:: April 8. 1908 :47 Righteasy . .2 Mi May 9. 1908 :47 4 1-2 f Old England. 2 108 Dec. 18, 1901 :5.. 3-8 J. Nunually.3 108 Dee. 3. 1907 :5Ms 5 1-2 f Lewiston ...3 88 Mav 26. 1910 1:05V-. P.of Lismore:: 88 June 2. 1910 1 :05V- *Fut.Cse.Meelick ...2 99 Nov. II. 1907 1:08 V-. Rapid Watertt 112 Nov. 22, 1907 1:08 ti, 3-4 Rov. Tourist..: 110 Nov. 21. 1908 1:11 -f-. 6 1-2 f F. Herbert. .2 101 Nov. 15. PJW 1:18 7-8 Restigouche 3 111 Nov. 19, !9fl6 1:341a 7 1-2 f Daiuty 4 109 Dec. 19. 1901 1:31 1 Sanfara 4 93 June]. 1!M 7 1:38% Eyeorlght ..4 100 Nov. 7. 1908 1:38% lm20v W.T.Overtn 3 102 Nov. 7, 1908 1:40% lm50y Daruma 4 98 June 8. 1907 1:41% lm70y Cigarlighter 5 106 May 30. 1907 1:4."." Montgomerv 4 112 Nov. 10, 1908 1:43 ImlOOv Rapid WaterO 114 Nov. 30. 1907 1:44/- 1 1-16 Rov. Tourist.3 104 Nov. 11. 1908 1:44V-. 1 1-8 Bub. Water. 4 117 Mav ::o. 1010 1:30% 1 3 16 Pontotoc ....0 111 April 6. 1908 1:59 1 1-4 Logistilla ...« 100 March 31, 1988. . .2:05-. 1 3 8 Oreban 4 100 April 29. 1905 2:22, 112 .1. C. Clem.. 5 99 Mav 30. 190S -J...., 1 5-8 Byronerdale .7 107 April 27. 1907 2:4S: 13-4 Ramus 5 104 Feb. 22. 1908 3:01% 1 7S Orcagna 4 96 March 2. 1088 3:17% 2 Judge Deunv.5 105 Feb. 12. 1K9K ":20. 214 Buekwa 7 104 Dec. 31. 1898 3:51 2 1-2 Nadzu 5 100 March 15. 1909. . .4:27% 3 Elle 4 99 Apfll 8. 1905 5:22 t4 Luc. Borgia. 4 85 May 20. 1897 7:11 4 Big Bow 6 112 March 14. 1908. ..7:16 •170 feet less than 3-4 mile. tAgaiust time. Hurdle Races. 1 1-4 Three Forks. 6 163 Jan. 20. 1897 2:17. 1 3S Finch 5 125 Jan. 4. 1902 2:34% 1 1-2 Cold Dust... 7 133 Dec. 23. 1897 2:46 " 2 Esporauoo ..6 125 March SO, 1807... 3:30 2 14 Baby BUI... 6 150 April 17, 1887 4:23 /a
