The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-12

way TO Katie u, VINO was followed Dy
Get Away, the Queen being last. At the
half mile Get Away began gradually to
creep up, and passing Katie G. and Star
light, at once took a commanding lead.
Passing the three-quarter pole, Get
Away was length and a half ahead,
and coming up the homestretch In fine
style, eventually won by about five
lengths; Kate c. second, five lengths in
front OF Starlight, with the Queen two
lengths behind, fourth. Time, :231a.
Observation-Disclosures PLATE-SIOO.
Running race. one mile dash free for ALL
Hon. J. A. C1mmins' D. IN. Angie A, years
H. pounds Leonard )-.....--.-....-
Major ". H. Cotnwell's b. IL. May d years
II3 pounds Noble
Mr. q. ;. KInnersley's b. &. idle Boy, years,
ll9 pounds CFerris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ivanhoe and Hancock were entered for
this race, but did not start. May d. had
the pole, with Angie ~ on the outside.
The three horses were sent away 10 a
good start. May d. took the lead, with
Angie A. close behind, second. At the
quarter pole Angie A. was nearly level
with May D., and they ran in this posi-
ton until the quarter pole was reached.
Before they turned the corner for home,
Angie a. had passed May D., and
very close race ensued up the home
str Itch, the verdict being in favor OF
Angie A. by three-quarters of a length;
idle Boy stem lengths away, third. Time,
40. On returning to weigh in, loud
cheers greeted the winner.
4-HAwAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB CUP.
Running race, a sweepstake of $50 added cup to
be won by the same person twice the second
winning TO He any future Annual Meeting :;
one mile DASH open TO all three-year OIds.
Second trial-Cup run for last year.
Hon. Sam Parkers b. NJ. Nisa, years. lib
pounds Noble
Hon ]. A. Cummin's Queen Kapiolani,
years, ID pounds QeOnardj ..............-......
Nisa had the pole. The flag fell to a
good start Nisa at once cut out the
running and at the quarter pole held
lead of a length. Before the half-mile
pole was reached Queen Kapiolani had
slightly reduced this distance, but after
passing the pole Nisa increased her
lead to a length and half. Turning
drew up again, and a splendid race en-
sued to the wire, Nisa winning cleverly
bya length. Time, l Al Is. Cheer upon
cheer greeted the winner, and her
owner, Hon. Samuel Parker, was warm
ly congratulated by his numerous friends.
5-OCEANIC PLATE-sIOO.
Running race, one milo dash, free for ali Ha-
waiian bred horses. Maidens allowed i've
pounds.
Mr.. II. J. Agnew's Oh n. Jim Dsdd years,
lo3 pounds (Leonard).
Hon. Cecil Browns b.. e. o. H., years. II9
pounds [kobinson) ........ .-.....-....
Mr.. c. b. Miles. s. z. Getaway, years. ll9
pounds Ferris
After one false attempt, they were off
to a good start Jim Dodd took the
lead, followed closely by Getaway. At
the quarter-mile pole the latter was up
to Jim Dodd, and fine race took place
between the two up to the half-mile
pole, where Getaway fell behind, letting
up 0. H., who went in hot pursuit of
Jim Dodd, but could never catch him,
and was beaten by a length. Getaway
finished four lengths behind o. II.
Time, :51la.
There being no entries for the Wal
kapu cup, a three-quarter mile dash for
two-year-olds, the race was withdrawn.
7-KAMEHAMEHA PLATE-S25O.
Running race, one and one-half mile dash. open
to all.
Hon. J. A. Cummins' b. M. Angie A,
years III lbs Geouard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Major w. II. Cornwells b. II. Hancock, aged,
lbs (Noble).......-.....-.
IvanhOe and Langford, Jr., were en-
tered, but did not start. A good start
was effected at the first attempt. Angie
A. took a slight lead, but on passing the
stand the first time Hancock was a
quarter of length in front, which was
increased to a full length by the time
the quarter pole was reached. Between
the quarter and half-mile poles Angie A.
passed Hancock and led by length.
This gap was slightly reduced in turning
the corner for home. As the two ami
mails came up the hOmestretch there
were loud cries of /" Hancock wins" but
it was not to be, and after fine struggle
Angie won the race on the post by
head. Time, , As.
s-PONY RACE-S75.
Running race, mile dash, open to all ponies of IA
hands under. Catch weight.
Mr.. H. ], Agnew's g. g. Surprise, aged, DE
Hon. Cecil Browns br. m. Kikila, years
(HowSon) 4
Major w. II. COrnwell's br. m. MOlie 3 years,
tWOolsey)
Hon Sam Parker's blk. m. Hawaii. aged.......
H. Crabbe, Jr., b. &. PalOlO,
NJ. SvensOn Polly, aged....................-...
MaunakeR's blk. M, Hukimai ka Ulua,
years.
Manuel Rosa's blk. M. Baby, years.............
Punipiki was also entered, but did not
start. There were three false starts be-
fore the eight ponies were off. Before
the three-quarter pole was reached Sur
prise and Kikila shot out from the other
horses and at once left them a long way
behind. The race resolved itself into
match between these two, and after
close finish, Surprise Won on the post.
Mollie was third, and about six lengths
behind Kikila. Time, l :55ls.