The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-06-18

the hurdles like u deer and landed an easy wln-
ner in 2 min. 11H sec. Jimmie jumped well,
but had to be content with second honors. A
foot race of two hundred yards was run for bv
Albert Bray and VIM. MCGOWAN, and won by
the former, owing to MCGOWAN falling about five
yards from the goal. Kapu defeated Harrison
in the foot-hurdle race, and Strow ran away
from McKeague in n challenge foot race OF
| 200 wards. The days sport concluded about
| 345 P. NJ.
The gentlemen who formed the Committee OF
Arrangements are to be complimented ON
the successful issue of the meeting. In
spite of the many difficulties they had to
| contend with, of which quarantine was not the
least. they succeeded in putting forward for
public competition, the most attractive list oil
events, accompanied by the largest prizes, that
have ever been offered at Kapiolani Park. The
owners of stock gracefully responded by making
numerous entries, and presenting to the specta-
tors the best exhibition of running, pacing ana
t~rotting, that has ever been witnessed IN TINS
Kingdom. Peace and harmony were the order
of the day, thanks to the Marshal, his deputy,
and an effective posse of policemen. Inc oner-
Gus duties of Judge were undertaken by Mr.
Williams, assisted by Captain Trip and Mr.. II.
Webb. The ready responses to the BEL from
the Saddling Paddock reflects credit on Mr.
Lishman in the discharge of his duties as su-
| perintendent of that institution, while the clear
track is due to the indefatigable e%xertions OF the
Clerk of the Course, Mr.. j. II. Black. Mr.. j.
5. Lemon acted as scribe and tlme-keeper, ably
assisted by Mr.. ID. w. Clark. An ex-pohceman
had charge of the gate leading from the stand
to the course, where he displayed as much
authority as when he wore the " coat OF pIue.
His uneven temper was not improved py
the result of the pacing race between Defiance
and Dan Rice. The condition balls ana
- food for cattle " did not appear to work TO the
satisfaction of the Doctor who, at the close
of the days proceedings, looked like a Weird
man. The pools were managed dextrously by
one who is not so Green as he is called. The Bench
was represented by the junior member, who
looked as happy as usual, whilst several mem
bers of the Bar were to be seen amongst the
busy throng. No likelihood of any cases being
8 hatch'd - up this meeting.
On the Royal Stand were, ii. X. III. the Prin-
cess Regent and Gov, Dominis, IL. r. H.. Prin-
cess Likelike and the Hon. A. $. Cleghorn. the
Hon. J. NJ. Kapena and lady, Gen. Comfy, Ma
jor Wodehouse, NJ. NJ. Feer and hatard, and
His Excellency j. S. Walker and lady. The
Press was fully represented on the course by
Messrs. Gibson, Mist, and Atkinson.
The band, under Professor Berger, discoursed
a lively programme throughout the day, with
the usual honors on the arrival and departure OF
the Royal Party.
The following is the result of the days racing,
with the official times appended
Oahu Purse, $40-Mule Race-Open to all
mile dash catch weights. Entrance "a.
Dan Duchalsky's Kate.
Geo. Agnew's Minnie
David Adams Kapalulu.
Time ? M 10 sec.
Queens Purse, $15O-Running Race-Mile
dash for all horses bred in the Kingdom.
Catch weights. Entrance $15.
II. G. Treadway's Venus IL.
C. Lucas Lallah Rookh
c. Maefarlane's Katie Lee;.;...... ....'-.....'"
Time l m ~ sec.
Honolulu Purse, $125-Running Race-Half-
mile dash open to all catch weights. En-
trance $3.50.
Jas. Campbell's Gloster.
D: ;. Green's Romping
Stallion Race. Prize Medal-Best 2 in 3 to
harness-Free for all-weights $50 lbs to carry.
t, W. Lishman's Little Giant. .............."... ~
Times 2 III 81 sec and 2 m 50A sec.
Citizens Purse, S15O-Pacing Race-Mile
heats best 2 in 3 to harness free to all $50
lbs weight entrance SIS.
j. A. Mehrten's Dan Rice.
d: J. Green's Defiance tdistanceD
Time 2 m 81 sec.
Lunalilo Purse, $~15O-Running Race-NIile
dash catch weights open to all. Entrance SIS.
D. J; Green's Romning Girl
Time l m 81 sec.
Boys Purse, $4O-Running Race-Open to
all ponies not over 1877 hands high l mile
dash. Each horse to carry n rider. Entrance
81.
Dan Dqchslsky,s Why
Henry Longs Puakalehua.
DR.. Nelson's Knife
DaSPH "aASh y 'Aaih wv ""''sss - 500. 49, 80 W
Time Q IN 6 sec.
Kamehameha Purse, 5000. -Trotting Race
Mile heats best 3 in 3 to harness (; free for
all weight $50 lbs to carry entrance $50.
th SemmmiGieeGiTn : tT no sse p ss. against time and accomplished
Kapiolani Park Purse, $1OO-Running Race
Mile dash free to all under 3 years old 100
Id weights to be carried entrance so.
C. Macfarlane's General Garfield W. o.
Time l IN 80 sec.
Princess Regent Purse, S175-Runnine Race
all horses bred in the Kingdom mile
heats best 2 in 3 catch weights. Entrance
ST. 80.
4. g. Tregdway's Treaty
e Lncss, Lallah kookh
Times / N 55h sec and l m SO sec.
Kings Purse, $2OO-Running Race mile
dash free to all catch weights entrance 800.
F. wundenburgs Mark
Jas. C~alnpbeIs B~lackthorn.
Time 8 m 5lk sec.
Sporting Purse, $25-Donkey Race-Free TO
all each to ride his neighbours donkey the
last one in the winner entrance 81.
Billy Charlton's John
Time 1124 M. f'HT u
Ladies Purse, $15O-Hurdle Race-one mile
dash Hawaiian bred horses only 4 Hurdles TO
jump catch weights entrance $15.
H H e. - Tresdways Jimmie
Time 2 IN liz sec. ....
Foot Race Purse, $3.50 yards, Free to
all. Entrance ~.
DS DIN ''-'
Time % sec.
Foot Hurdle Race Purse, $4,000 yards.
Free to all. Entrance 50.
He'll
r arrlson q
Time &c sec.
Challenge Foot Race of 200 yards. y
oFOW.. -
Time 20k sec.
The Committee of Arrangements submits the
following report Of moneys received and expend-
ed for the 18th June celebration
CASH RECEIVED t-
From last years Committee, left in the ~. .
treasury ...a-...".-..-... ........"..~..t 1893 90
Total amount subscript 3 received by
tf committee ....-...-...-..--........ 1911 90
Frcn entrance money~..."...~.......--.. ga go
From booths aud stalls...m.......... 233 90
From grand 269 80
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