The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-07


2--Caflotta, b N, 4 W, entered by
Jho A Cummiils a.,..... Leonard
The betting was very slow In this
race, Lolokulani being considered n
deal the better OF the two. She sua.
tanned her reputation a1d the judg-
ment OF her admirers and hackers by
coming In several lengths ahead In
respectively SO and 549 sec. She is
a wonderful animal, hardly having
turned hair and not blowing a bit
after the effort, and the veteran
jockey who rode her to victory de-
serves credit as steady, cool and
reliable rider, who will win il he can.
7-Association Purse-Sl25. Run.
ming race. Il. mile dash. Free for
all.
l-Senator Stanford, & h, 4 yr, ELL
tered by Jas Gay. ......L Howson
2-Oscurios, &, aged, entered by
Ii Ballentyne. ,.,..,.......F erelra
3-lvory, m, aged, entered by Jno
A Cummins. ..........L Leonard
Al A G, b h, aged, entered by Jno
A Cummlns. ............ + Jones
This was the most exciting race Of
the day and the prettiest one, the
horses getting beautiful start with
j. A. Z. on the pole, Senator STAN
ford Immediately ticking the lead
with Oscurios and Ivory close behind.
1t was very close race, Oscurios
getting ahead and making things look
very serious for the Senator, who
however, kept steadily on, regained
the lead and came under the wire
winner with the three other horses
laundering up neck and neck length
behind. Time 2:55.
9-Waihee Purse, 1925. Trotting
and pacing race to harness. 1-mile
heats; best 3 in 5. Free for all.
!. Johnny Hayward, G G aged, en-
tered by Waterford Stables.
2. Billy, blk Ii, entered by r. Ballen-
tyne, dlstanced.
There was very little betting on
this race except at long odds, Johnny
Hayward being the universal favor
lite, and the race was practically his
from the start; he distanced Billy in
the first heat, thus winning the race
ia 2:44 2-5.
10-NoveIty race-1st, End and
Sd quarter 500; 4th quarter, $40.
Yum Yum, & m, a years ......,
j. A. Cummins
There being only one entry this
race did not take place.
II Corinthian Race. Gold Medal
Entrance fee, $40. Running race;
| mile dash. Owners to ride. Free
Tor all. ~
BLACK Diamond, blk h, 4 years,
A. Fernandez
Billy, &, aged -. r. Ballentyne
AS in all the races the horses got
an excellent start, and kept neck
and neck nearly all the way round,
both riders evidently saving their
horses for the final brush. Black
Diamond made splendid squirt on
the homestretch and won the race in
2:04.
l2-Mana Cup, value 1925, or its
equivalent in coin at the option of
winner. Running race; 14-mile
dash. Free for all Hawaiian bred
horses.
1-Senator Stanford, 6 h, years, en-
tered by Jas. Gay .,....... Howsen
yum Yum, m, 4 years, entered
by j. A. Cummins F. Jones
In this race Yum Yum was being
backed 4 and 5 to /, being consid-
cred to have sure mortgage on the
race by virtue of the long distance
and her being fresh, while the noble
Senator had fought several hard bat
ties earlier in the day; and Yum
Yum would probably have had the
race but for the riders pulling up
on the first threc-quarters just after
passing the wire, under the mistaken
impression that the race was over.
The ground thus lost she was unable
to regain despite her very valiant eff
forts, and the Senator won the race
amid great excitement. Time 2:22.
The 18th race, mule race did not
come Oft, only one mule being en-
tered.
Thus passed one of the most sue
cessful dnys in the annals of the
Maui Racing Association, and may
they meet again with increased in
terest, vigor and success on the next
Fourth of July.