The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-06-12
BIgh,l Annual. MoIlg Of
The Hawaiian ] KY
Cub.


Horse races at kapiolnnj Park have
for many years looued up large IN
the celebration nt Kamrhamyha Day
the eleventh OF June. TIN. year wa,
no exception TO the rule. From early
in the forenoon till well after the
suns meridian people ,warmrd ouj
Of town to the race c0ur G. Prob
ably most of the hacks in town took
fares to the Park. The tram ears
were crowded until passengers stood
out from the sides at steep augle,,
holding on by their toes and hands.
The grand stand was early flied.
There were gaily atlired parties
in the private stands. Many ladies
and gentlemen were entertained at
the club stand by members Of the
Jockey Club.
Her Majesty visited the course a.
the opening, and remained till nearly
noon. She was accompanied from
the Palace in Berlin carriage by
Prince Kaanianaole and Major Rob
ertson, II, Ms Chamberlain. Hoa.
A. S. Cleghorn joined the party at
the entrance to his Waikiki resi-
dence. On arrival and departure the
Queen was saIuted with the national
anthem, "Ilawaii Pouoi," by the
Royal Band.
The races began about a quarter
past 10 O'Clock. and proceeded with
out Il break, except for lunch at
noon, to the close Of the program.
Everything seemed to he very well
managed, and the Judge, were
prompt and firm in decisions.
Officers of the day were as follows !:
Judges-Ilis Excellency Sam. Parker,
Messrs f. Z. Hastings and b. z. h.
Isenberg; Undergraduates. j.
M. Monsarrat, II. Focke and II. f.
Wichman; Starters--MeSsrs. G. w.
Macfarlane and $. [. Shaw; Stew
ards go Messrs. j. X. Merseburg and
Palmer Woods; Saddling paddock K
Mr.. Chas. Lucas.
The following are officers of the
club, all of whom except the Presi-
dent were present: President His
Excellency II. A. Widemann; Vice
President, Hon. John A. Cummins I;
Secretary, Hon. G. O. Berger; Trea-
surer, Mr.. j. G. Spencer; Execu-
tive committee Hon. j. A. Cum
Minis, Hon. w. II. CornwelI and Mr..
A. j. Cartwright, Jr.
On the whole it was admittedly q
successful meeting. There were
eleven races run out of the sixteen
billed, and many of them were very
well contested. The absence from
the Kingdom of several weI-known
owners of racing stock prevented the
full measure of success which the
club In its present standing is capa-
bic of achieving.
The c. c. Lord Brock, that won the
o. S. S. Co.'S cup, was imported by
Hon. W. II. Cornweil. His sire,
Bryant W., is by Monday, dam Mod
jeska, by Joe Daniels. AS a three
year-old you may look for some re-
markable performances from this
very promising colt The time made
in this race :064 -is exceedingly
fast, under the unfayorabIe condition
of the track, when it is remembered
that the records of the best horses in
the East are not very much under this
time. Lord Brock may be considered
as a very valuable addition to the
fine list of thoroughbred stock at
present in this kingdom.
The trotling horse Johnny Hay
ward is another fresh importation by
Mr.. Cornwell. There is no saving
what a record he would have made
on this occasion, had ne been on the
ground few weeks longer, or even
if he had been pressed in anywise as
it was. Both these horses only ar
rived by the Alameda from San Fran
cisco a week before the races.
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Running Race. . Mile Dash. Free
for all.
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Cummins. No race.
End Racc-FUTURITY STAKES.
running Race. sweepstakes sou.
waiian bred. Entries closed on Feb.
l. 1871
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