The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-18

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]. A. Cummius' b st j. A. C....2 ,
II. f. Hebbard's bl g Harrison. ...3
II. Crabbe Jr. or st Waterford
Colt,.... ..... .....,,...,..4 /
Jas. CampbelPs b & Pike Nui...5 !
At the word Ego" j. A. G. took
a slight lead but was soon passed Iy
Ivory, the rest all punched logelher. !
1t was beautiful race TO the half
mile post. A few yards further on
Ivory Increased her lead somewhat,
hut at the quarter post j. A. c.
came up and splendid race enSued
between the two to the wire, Ivory
ridden by Johnny Noble, winning
by q bare head. Time l:5l1.
No. 8.-1ro,,ing and Ptcing Race, /
mile da h For II lwaiian bred
horses, years o d. To road
cart and rules. Prize Plated
Water.PitGher and $50 aud en-
tries. A ts-E .
j. A. Cummins' ch st Emperor.
Z. G.. Srhumans b st Gus. ..... 2
G. b. Wilson's b st Meteor. ......3
Meteor got the best of the start,
but was soon passed by Gus The
latter had to give way to Emperor.
At the half mile Gus and Emperor
were about even, when the former
broke and fell behind. Emperor
had now good lead, and holding it
won by about five lengths. Time
1921. "..' y
No. Affirming Race, q mile dash.
Fo' Hawaiian br d horses.
yea old. Chch weiuht. Prize
Cap, dona,ed by lion Sumuei
ParNer and SIS and entries.
j. A. Cummins' gr. g. Surprise. l
John Grace's b. g. Woodlawn. -
There were seven entries in this
race but only two started. Surprise
jumped off with the lead and in
creasing it at nearly every stride
won easily by ten lengths. Johnny
Noble rode the winner. Time: 1923.
No. 5.-Trotting and Pacing Race.
mile heats Best 2 in 8 Road
Car. Free to all Prize sc,
of Tack Harness, 10y Hawaiian
Hni | Stables Co. anu $50 and
entries. tst Ue fs
Cecil Browns Johnny Gold
smith .............. /
ii. +. Ilebbard's Geo. H.. 3 8
5. f. Graham's Joe Dalie... 2 2 2
+. II. Miles Billy ID. ...... 3 A 4
E.G. Schulnan's Sweetwood 3 with
Time: 2:454, 2:37!, 2:4l.
First heat. Goldsmith was the
favorite but broke badly at the
start. Geo. H. took the lead but
breaking, let up Joe Dake and Billy
ID, the latter going into first posi-
tion. In the meantime Goldsmith
was making up his lost ground.
Rounding the turn for home Geo.
IL. took second place and Joe Dake
passed Billy d. y fine race up the
stretch resulted in Geo. II. just
beating Joe Dakc.
Second heat. AT the word ''go'
Joe Dake took the lead, but wa:
soon passed by Geo II. Near the
half mile post, the latter broke let
ting up Joe Dake followed closely
by Goldsmith. The latter on The
lower turn got the lead and was soor
tive lengths ahead, winning easily a
the finish by more than that dis
lance.
Third heat. SweetwOod was with
drawn. A fine start WAS effected
Goldsmith taking the lead which h'
maintained TO the end, winning
easily by between six and sever
lengths.
No. 6-Runn,ng r ce. Il mile dash
For b ava IAN bed horses.
years oil. Cn'ch weight. Priz
compete Ii rise Suit an.
Picture d"nat ii b, Union f CT
Co. d X g bros, and s
and entries.
j. A. Cummins' or. IN. Eleu. -.
j. A. Cummin's b. f. Fashion. :. 4. >:
Springbox was withdrawn. Elel
took the lead at starting and eventu
ally won after fine race by
length. Time: 26 seconds.
4 No. 7.-Ruoninr Rec, 16 mile dash
e For Htvai an m'd h rs :,
e years nd. Ca III weiyh'. Pri.
"A ST k In" r be md Poo
d rare b C. w. Mac arlnn
J. & co d II wii'no News CO
4 and Sl5 and entries
Chas. Lucas ch. f. Goldleaf. -.
y J. A. Cummins' b. ST. Gov. Dom
ms. .....
f. r. Miles b. G. Shoe Fly.
j. A. Cummins' b f. Varago. -. :.
Jos. Tinker's bl. f. Lady Langtry.
They got away to a good start
Goldleaf assuming the lead, tn
; others getting somewhat scattere
, before hundred yards had bee
= run. Golllleaf maintained the lea