The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-06

slightest nOJlCe OI HIS Clalul UuhI IL |
was a start. Finally he got on to
his horse and went back TO the start
ing post. When the flag fell Ivan
hoe Jr. got the best of a fair start
and held the lead until half the dis
lance had been run, when Hancock
Jr. closed up and a pretty race en-
sued between the two up the stretch.
Fifty yards from the wire Ivanhoe
Jr. looked like winner, but Han
cock Jr. well ridden by Leonard
ran eamely and landed a winner by
neck, Capt. Jack three lengths
away third, Tommy the Scrub last.
Time, 264 sec.
2-K ,hului Purse $50.
punning Race, mile dash, free TO
Waikapu Stables b h Hancock
aged, 100. ........... konu
r. Ballentyne's b & Rob Roy, aged
III. Observation-Disclosures Leonard 2
After one false start they were
sent on their journey, Rob Roy with
a half length lead. Before one hum
dred yards had been traversed, Han
cock had his head in front, which
distance was increased to a length.
Passing the wire the first time Rob
Roy had reduced Hancock's lead,
but the latter full of running went
away again and won easily by two
lengths at the finish, amid consider
able cheering, showing that the col
ors of Major Cornwell are popular
on the Kahului track. Time, :534.
3-Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Co.'s Purse $50.
Trotling s. Pacing Race, t. h ,rness,
! mile heats b, st 2 IN 8, Tor all liz
waiian bred holseS.
J. H. Stelling's b m Lottie c. Il
A. n. kepoikai's b h Frank s.. dis
Time, 3 %.
At the word go Frank S driven
by Mr.. II. G. Treadway took the
lead and held it for q quarter of a
mile, then breaking badly let up
Lottie G who eventually distanced
Frank S, ending the race,
Association Purse 500.
Running Race, ~ mile dash, free
TO all.
R. Ballantyne's Rob Roy aged, 119
The coward
IDS. Leonard
Waikapu Stables b h Hancock
aged, ~ lbs. ............k ona
They got away to a good start
Hancock taking the lead, his jockey
forcing the pace. Before a mil,
was completed Rob Roy had obtain
ed the lead and maintaining it to tht
end won by length, Hancock com
ing with rush in the last fifty
yards. Time, 2:574.
5-Kings Plate---Puse $50.
Trotting Race, 10 harness, I nil
heats, best 2 in 3. for all hors,
without a record of 3 40 or better.
II. G. Treadway's b g Sleepy Sam. >.
A. N. Kepoikai's Frank S ..... .di
Time, ZIG.
Sleepy Sam showed no signs o
sleeplessness, for he trotted th
heat without break, distancini
Frank S.
6-Wa.kapu Purse $25.
Running Race, u mile dash, for a
Hawaiian bed rises that hay
never run a public race.
Ivanhoe Stables m Miss Fourier
! yrs, 1O6 lbs. ...........,B Bell
NJ. G. Ross S h Bismarck yrs,
10Y lbs. .................. Ross
Miss Fourier got the best of
good start and held the lea
throughout, winning at the finish b
two lengths. Time, :02.
7 Wailuku Purse $75,
. Running Race, u mile heats, best
in 3 for Maui bred horses.
| Ivanhoe Stables br 6 Ivanhoe
, Jr. yrs, ll5 lbs, -. Bell 2
. Waikapu Stables or h Conspi-
racy 4 yrs, 122 lbs Kona l
III. Roberts b h Hancock Jr.
d. yrs, l21 lbs Leonard 3
Time 543, Sc, 564.
First heat-A good start was e
fected with Hancock Jr. in the leaC
, Conspiracy last. After quarter {
mile had been run, Iyanhoe j
closed up with Hancock Jr. and
splendid race ensued between I'll
two, Ivanhoe Jr. winning by half
length.
d Second heat-A rather poor star
/. Ivanhoe Jr. G, ttipg the worst of
Hancock Jr. held the lead uni
d about 800 yards from the wire, whe
d Conspiracy improved his positic
c and coming along won the heat
n a length and half.
o Third heat-Conspiracy jump'
Y off with a slight lead, hut he on
4 held it for short distance, bell
e passed by Ivanhoe Jr. The latt
o was pressed little by Conspira,
g up the stretch, hut the heat W
. never in doubt, Ivanhoe Jr. winniI
# by three quarters of length.
q 8-Kula Purse $50.
g Running Race, q mile dash,
- ponies II hands OF under, TO car
lr 100 lbs. or more.