The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-06-12

6lh-H0N0LULU PLATE, SIS.
RUNNING RACE-3 Mile Dash.
Open to all 3-year old Hawaiian
bred horses only.
Waterford Stables 6. h. Con-
spiracy, years, l19 lbs, Noble.
2-D. H. Davis b. f. Lytly L,
8 years, 11S lbs, Leonard.
81. l. Dowsett Jr.'s CHI. f. Lady
Langford, 8 years, l1S lbs, Raphael.
Conspiracy tack the lead at start.
ing, with Lady Langrord second.
On the lower stretch Lydy l. i'm
proved her position and at the
quarter pole was leading. Fifty
yards from the winning post Noble
brought up Conspiracy with fine
rush and she just defeated Lydy l.
on the post. Jockey Noble was APP
p!auded for his fine display of rid
ing. Time :224.
7th-ROslTA CHALLENGE CUP, $500
added
RUNNING RACE Mile Dash.
Free for all. Winner to beat the re-
cord of Angie A." l :45I. To be
run for annually.
Waterford Stables SIN. Queen
Kapiolani, years, III lbs, Noble.
2-kealia Ranchs b. m. Aman-
dine, years, III lbs, Howson.
They went away TO splendid
start, the Queen taking a slight lead.
Between the one-half and three
| quarter mile posts it was seen that
Amandinc was gradually falling be-
hind and at last stopped, her jockey
dismounting. Queen Kapiolani fin
ished alone. Time 1:5l4. 1t APP
pears that Amandine was slightly
lame before the race and her owner
gave instructions to the jockey to
pull her up if he found the lameness
troubled her during the progress of
the race. Howson acted upon these
instructions as stated above. 1t is
doubtful il Amandine will ever be
able to race again.
9ih-HAWAlIAN HOTEL STABLES PURSE
OF St0o AND cup added.
RUNNING RACE Mile Heats,
hest 2 in 3. Hawaiian bred horses.
Cup TO become the property Of tho
winner two consecutive years.
IN. Perry's q. st. Waterford
Colt, aged, 12O lbs. A. Perry,
! d. h.
2-Kealia Ranch 9. m. Jennie B.
5 years, l15 lbs. Howson, 3 d. h.
| 3-Kealia Ranch b. IN. Nettie 7.
3 years, 102 lbs. Willie, 2 3.
Time-54, 528, j39~
In the lst heat n beautiful start was
effected, Nettie I. taking the lead
At the quarter pole Waterford was
leading and passed the post first by
half length.
Nettie /. again took the lead il
the second heat but Waterford die
not let her hold it long. Coming VI
the stretch Jennie B. closed up will
Waterford and splendid race en-
sued ending in dead heat. Or
running off a fine start was mad
with Nettie 7. in the lead. Ate
passing the quarter pole Waterford
]
in fine style beat Jennie B. at tn
finish by good length, Nettie 7.
bad third.
9th-J0CKEY CLUB POST MATCH.
SWEEPSTAKES OF S25-TROTTIN(
and PACING RACE-Mile Heats
best in 3.
This event was declared off.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PURSE, SIS.
RUNNING RACE Mile Dash
Free for all.
I'D. H. Davis b. st. Hancock
aged, 1870 lbs. Leonard.
2-Kealia Ranch b. IN. Matte NJ
4 years, l13 lbs. Howson.
3-Waterford Stables s. m. Queer
Kapiolani, 5 years, 115 lbs, Noble
There was some delay at startin!
owing to Queen Kapiolani's FESTIVE
ness. The Queen at one time CAV
Il sudden jump and her jockey t,
save himself yaulted neatly out O
the saddle to the ground. Whel
they did get off Hancock took tn
lead with Matte NJ. close behind
At tue half mile post the Queci
passed Matte NJ. and began t.
draw up to Hancock. A good rae
ensued round the lower stretch, thei
positions being unchanged. As tn
quarter pole was passed Matte NJ
improved her position and locke,
like winner, but Hancock sale,
along and finally won capita! rae
by 4 length, Queen Kapiolani thir
a length and half behind Matti
NJ Time :l8.
iIth-POET RACE, SIS.
Jos. Tinker's bl. IN. Nettie,
years.
2-E. r. Miles g. +. Belle,
| years.
WIN. Browns Mollie was entere
for this race and appeared at tn
starting post; but being over ]
hands was disqualified. Both Nctti
and Belle were ridden 10y diminu
tive native boys. Nettie got tn
lead at the start, and Belle swery
ing, she soon was many length
ahead. After leaving the three
quarter pole Belle went in hot pun
suit Of Nettie and at the half-mil
post was only a length in the rear
The effort told on her and Meth
running well won at the finish b