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

1vanhoe Stables pinto g Billy, 5yrs 6
When the flag fell Hama Girl, rid
den by Cal Leonard, took the lead
and never beng headed, won easily
by a length and.a half. Time SO Sec
onds. '''
e-waihse Purse $50.
Trotting Race, 10 harness, 1 mile
heats, best in 8, free TO all.
H. g. Treadway's b G Sleepy Sam,
............. l 2 l
]. II. Stelling's b m Lottie c e. 3 / 3
Waikapu Stables Dick. -. 20 9
Time 8 ID, 8 :264, 3 :0S4.
First heat-Sleepy Sam, well driv-
en- by Mr.. Treadway, held the lead
throughout, passing under the wire
an easy winner.
Second heat-Sleepy Sam again
took the lead at the word go, and
held it until about 200 yards from
the wire, where Lottie G passed him
and finished first. Dick, who was
driven by j. Avery, pulled up after
going half mile.
Third heat-The Judges allowed
Dick to run in this heat and III. j.
Agnew to drive him. Sleepy Sam
held first position throughout, beat
ing Dick easily by two lengths.
10-Novelty Race---Purse $50.
Running RACE, mile dash, for Ha
waiian bred horses, LIST quarter, end
quarter. 3rd quarter. 4 h quarter.
1vanhoe Stables g Jerry, aged,
I2O lbs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bell L
Wikapu Stables or h Troubadour,
yrs. 10 lbs.. Joe Uu 2
G. B. Miles Big Capt. Jack, a yrs,
LIB lbst.. -. Noble 3
Captain Jack carried five pounds
overweight. A false start was made,
but Troubadour- went away in ear
nest, his diminutive jockey being
unable to pull him in until he had
run a little over three-quarters of a
mile. When Troubadour passed the
wire he swerved little and knocked
over Messrs. Broad and Won Temp
sky, but they were not hurt. AT the
word 60 Capt. took the lead with
Jerry second. Before the first quar-
ter was reached Jerry passed Capt.
Jack, and he and Troubadour passed
the half mile level. A little farther
on Jerry took the lead and eventu-
ally won the race by one and half
lengths. Troubadour, whose ex-
ira running evidently told, was Sec
ond, fifteen lengths ahead of Captain
Jack. Time 2:24.
11-Corinthian Race---Gold Medal
Entrance Fee $40
Turning Race, mile dash, free tc
all, owners to ride, welterweights. =
Mr.. E. Omsted's e Tommy the
Scrub, aged, 148 lbs -. Owner !
DIR. G. Herbert's gr m Darling, 6
yrs, l48 lbs. .............O Owner
Mr.. L. M. Vetlesen's Manuwai
was entered, but that gentleman was
not well enough to ride. Tommy the
Scrub got the best of the start, hui
was passed after fifty yards had been
run, by Darling, Passing the wire
both horses were together. A quar-
ter OF mile from the wire Tommy
the Scrub took the, lead, and coming
along won the race by full length
Time 2:99.
12-Mana Cup---PurSe 300.
Running Race, "a mile dash, for al
Hawaiian bred horses.
Waikapu Stables gr h Conspiracy,
4 yrs, lib lbs. ..... Leonard
Ivanhoe Stables br G Ivanhoe
yrs, lit lbs. .............. Bell
Waikspu Stables b h w KIP, 8
yrs, ll5 lbs. ............ Kona
WKP carried 10 pounds over
weight. After two false attempts
they got away to a fair start, Con
spiracy taking the lead, Ivanhoe Jr
last. After half mile had been rul
Ivanhoe Jr. passed W X P and wen
up to Conspiracy, but the latter
we'll ridden by Leonard, shook hin
off, and eventually won the race east
ly by four lenglhs.- Ivanhoe Jr
pulled up lame. Time 2:28a.
13-Mule Raee---Purse 1915.
Running Race, u mile dash, free t
all, catchweight.
Ivanhoe Stables Niger ,........
l.. Won Tempsky's Kula Boy.
This race caused much excite
ment. The Kula Boy party ha'
every confidence in their animal re
pealing previous successes, but h
did not, for Niger ridden by littl
Joe Uu took the lead, and kept it
the end winning in the easiest mar
ner. Time &c.
A FEW STRAY NOTES.
More hospitable people than thos
residing on Maui, could not b
found anywhere.
Everyone present at. the celebrs
ton was loud in praise of til
playing of the detachment of I'll
Hawaiian band. The boys did then
selves credit.
Major Cornwell's kahuna occupie
seat in the grand stand.
Mr. Henry G. Treadway makes
model clerk of the course. He dot
not allow anybody on the track du