The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-12

mirers, The flag fell TO capltal
start, Oscurios taking the lead,
Miss Pritchard second and Hancock
last. 1t was pretty race down the
far side, but Oscurios held his own
and well ridden by Leonard came
home a winner by two lengths.
Time: :49.
OH WATERFORD CUP, Stoo added,
RUNNING RACE. III mile dash.
Hawaiian bred horses.
J. A. Cummins, b st j. A. G. D yrs
122. ................ Leonard l
Waterford Stables < h Conspiracy
4 yrs llS S..,...........K Kona 2
After one false start they got away,
Conspiracy taking slight lead. On
passing the wire the first time j. A.
c. had his head in front, and at the
three quarter pole held lead of
length. Before reaching the half
mile pole Conspiracy had drawn up
quite close to the leader, but soon
after fell behind. Up the stretch J.
A. G. increased his lead and al
though Conspiracy came with a rush
in the last fifty yards, j. A. &. won
easily by length. Time 1922 10.
10Th KaPloLANI PARK PLATE, Si25.
TROTTlNG and PACING. Free
for all. Mile heats; best in 8. All
horses with record of 2:40 or better
TO be Handicapped,
E. r. Miles George H. IL l l
Mystic Stables Joe Dake 2 9 3
Paul Isenberg, Jr. & IN Milly 3 3 Z
John Sullivan's b st Toby. -. dis
Time 9 al 40, 2:45 1-5, 2:4S.
First heat-Joe Dake having q
record better than 2:40 had to trot
to wagon, the others to sulkies.
George II. took the lead at start
and trotting in fine style with Mr..
Miles holding the lines, passed un-
der the wire an easy winner Toby
was distanced.
Second heat-Joe Dake went away
with the lead, but soon gave way
to George H. who again won easily.
Third heat-At the word go Milly
went to the front, but was soon
passed by George II. and Dake. At
the three quarter pole Milly passed
Dake and went after George H. The
latter broke near the half mile pole
which let up Milly who looked liked
a winner. However, coming up the
stretch with fine burst Of speed
George H. crept up gradually and
won the heat by two lengths.
| i1th KAMEHAMEHA PLATE, S15o.
RUNNING RACE. ~ mile dash
Free for all.
R. Ballentine's b Rob Roy, aged,
12O. .................. Willie l
J. A. Cummins' b st j. A. c., 5 yrs.
Rob Roy got a slight advantage
at the start, but before many yards
had been run J. A. G. closed up and
was leading on passing the wire the
first time. By the time the three
quarter pole was reached the two
horses were running neck and neck
and from there to the half mile pole
a blanket would have covered then
both. After passing the latter pole
Rob Roy got a lead of half length
and they ran in this position to The
turn for home where j. A. G. made
his effort, but Rob Roy was able tt
hold his own and won pretty rac'
by half length. Time 2 so.
18th POST MATCH, $40.
There being no entries, this even
was declared off.
18th OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co. CUP.
NOVELTY RACE. Running / mil
dash. lst 2nd and Bird quarter, So
each; 4th quarter, $50 and Guy
Hawaiian bred horses.
Waterford Stables G h Troubadour,
2 yrs. II. 77.................. Joe U
]. A. Cummins' Z Surprise, aged
119. .............. Ferreira
, Kealia Ranch's G Wilhelmine, 2
yrs. rs. Observation-Disclosures .Howson
, ]. A. Cummins' 6 m Ivory, aged
III 7..........,....... Noble
. Waterford Stables 6 Red Oak,
i aged 119. 9...............,.K Kona
d Cecil Browns b Pike Nui, aged
n III. 9............. .......... Pana
!, E. r, Miles b st Hancock, Jr., 4
q yrs. 11S. ..................W Willie
r. Kalanipoo's b 6 Hey There,
aged 119. 9.................D David
There was considerable excit
&c ment over this race as the eig
2 horses paraded before the sta
o. ready for the start. Surprise W
hot favorite, though Ivory a.
| Wilhelmne had many admire
9 Several false starts were made a
is. during one Surprise fouled r
Oak. The Judges ruled Leonar
70 the rider of Surprise, off the trac
7 and Joe Ferreira was given t
~ mount. The two year old Trout
~ dour was very restless at the pc
no and at one time his ewner thoug
No seriously of drawing him out.
~ ~ last the flag fell to a somewhat pc
no start, Troubadour almost being Il
nt at the post. Surprise and With
ho mine shot out from the others and
nk the order named soon held a lead
fifty yards. In this position tn
10,