The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-30
TAR ELEVENTH.
Flying SOtes on the Horses Ia
Training Condition OF the Track

Hawaiian Jockey Club, and which
appears in another column, a BuLLE-
TIN representative visited Kapiolani
Park carly this morning to make a
few notes on the horses in training
for the various events. Mr.. ID.
Davis, manager of the Pantheon
stables, kindly drove the reporter
out to the Park in top buggy at
tached to which was one of the fine
driving horses which that stable is
noted for keeping on hand. Leaving
town a few minutes after o'clock,
the Park was reached in a very short
space of time. The road on near
ing the bridge is full Of holes and
very dusty. Perhaps the Road
Supervisor will be able to attend to
this before the day of the races.
There are two or three loose planks
on the bridge.
Arriving at the Park we found
Hon. Cecil Brown there exercising
his two horses, Pike Nui and kikila.
The former is a fine looking animal
and has evidently been kept hard at
work. TO a critical eye he looks as
if his training was about completed.
KikiIa, though small animal, gets
over the ground wonderfully fast.
After walking exercise the two were
let out for half a mile, Kitila get
ting the best of it in - seconds.
eve promised Cecil not to give the
time away. Pike NUTS distance is
a mile or over, at which he is very
fast.
Hon. John A. Cummins has six
horses in training for the races, viz,
Ivory, KaaoIanl, Eleu, j. A. c.,
Surprise and the trottcr Emperor.
They are in charge of Caleb Leo
nard. Only three were on the track
this morning, Ivory ridden by
Johnny Noble, Kaaolani with Leo
nard up, and Eleu, native boy
Sambo riding the last. BY the way,
Johnny Noble, who has ridden so
long for Major Cornwell, has severed
his connection with that gentleman's
stable and now rides for Mr.. Cum
Minis. Eleu was given two spins
round the course and moved well.
Ivory and Kaaolani had their
blankets on. and are in fine condi-
ton. They will take lot of beat
ing.
Majo. w. II. Cornwell's string
consists of Conspiracy, Red Oak,
Hancock, The Dude, Troubador,
The Dudess, Maud and pony.
Conspiracy and Red Oak were the
only two on the track during our
visit and they were sent on galop
of mile, finishing the quarter at
full speed. Jimmie Kona will ride
the Majors horses this year and is a
clever boy,
Harry Agnew was on the track
driving Boswell, Jr., to a sulky.
The latter looks in good condition
and will be heard from in the trot-
ting. Harry has also grey mare
Milly in training, which we did not
see, though hearing good accounts
of her.
Col. Il. S. Spalding's horses are
in charge of Mr.. HuntIey. They
are Pauahi and Auntie Pritchard
and two two-year oIds, Julia and
Wilhelmina. They were taking walk
ing exercise outside the Park, Leroy
Howson, the stables jockey, being
mounted on one.
Charlie Lucas has two in training
"a bay flIIy not named, and a
SpraydonfiIly. They were seen walk
ing over by the Casino.
N. Perry, who generally manages
to carry off prize, is hard at work
with Lalla Rookh and Bazaar, both
of which he expects to have in fine
condition by the 18th.
+. Il. Miles is preparing Hancock,
Jr., and another horse, both Of which
are good 'uns.
Other horses in training are r,
Hollinger's j. c., III, f. Hebbard' S
George H., and r. Valentines Tom
Delaney.
Just as we wercleaving for home q
strapping sorrel horse was noticed
entering the track. This animal is
owned by Mr., Dow of Hawaii and
goes by the name Oscurias. He is
ridden by a Portuguese boy and
only walks and canters. AS yet he
has not been extended and hi:
trainer is mum when any questions
are asked. He is looked upon as
the OZARK horse" aud is a puzzle tc
some Of the Honolulu sporting men
The track is being sprinkled every
day, and few days before the III
of June it will be rolled and scraped,
and should be in very good condi.
ton for racing. From the few note:
given above, it will lie seen that al
unusually large number of horses are
in training for the various events
and some close and exciting racing
will no doubt be witnessed. Sports
men should remember that the en-
tries close with Mr.. c. O, Berge
the Secretary, next Wednesday In,
9th Of June, at noon.
After a stay of about an hour anC
a half on the track, start for tow
was made, the BULLETIN represent