The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-13

5 years, and Koululani, bay m, 3
years, Fl. Focke.
Senator Stanford. .........:.....1
Amarino. ............'''z
Yum Yum .............. $40
The positions relative to the pole
we're: Yum Yum, Senator Stanford,
Ivory, Koululani, Amarino. After
two false starts the field got away in
fair shape. Koululani led at the
quarter. There was bunch at the
half, out of which Amarino emerged
ahead, but was overloaded and passed
by the Senator, who led at the third
quarter, with capital rush behind
him for second place. Koululani
brought up the rear without being
distanced. Senator Stanford led
Amarino for first place by nearly
length. Time 1:4S4. Had Yum
Yum won it would have been her
second and Mr.. Cummins would have
carried away the cup.
SIXTH RACE.
Honolulu Plate, minute class,
500. Trotting and pacing, mile
heats best 2 in 8. Entered: Nut
grove, bay s., A. j. Cartwright, Jr.
Josie r., bay M, A. r. Rowat. Josie
r. was ruled out for not coming to
time, and Nutgrove was driven round
once in 2:474.
SEVENTH RACE.
Rosi,a Challenge Cup, 500 added.
Running race, mile dash, winner to
beat record of Angie Al :459.
Free for all. Entered: Lord Brock,
Waikapu Stables; Alta Mia, b. f., 2
years, Hawaii Stables "a. HorneD;
Joe Stacy, s. h., 3 years, Lahaina
Stables &C. F. Horner).'
Lord Brock. ............. :....1
Joe Stacy. 2
Alta made fine show at the start,
getting far ahead by the first quarter.
The others were close together and
passed Alta at the half, making
fine race for the first place thencefor-
ward. Lord Brock came in first by
a length, in spite of the greatest eff
forts of Stacy. Alta was distanced.
Time :495.
EIGHTH RACE.
Kapiolani Park Purse, S150. Trot-
ting and pacing to harness, mile heats,
best 8 ms. Entered: Silky, CHI. M,
A. j. Cartwright, Jr. (; Johnny Gold
smith, br. g., L. Hollinger; Johnny
Hayward, g. h., Waikapu Stables {;
Blitz, b. g., Lshaina Stables; Lot
Slocum, br. g., r. Ballentine.
Silky. ........ ............. L
Johnny Hayward. -. ......2
First heat. Silky led from the
start. Blitz was second at the quar-
ter, held down by Hayward. There
was complete bunch on entering
the home stretch. The wire was
crossed in the following order: Silky,
Hayward, Slocum, Goldsmith, Blitz
but Hayward was put back for run
ming under the wire. Time 2:35.
Second heat. Another close con.
test for the lead, Hayward gaining il
over Silky by length; Slocum third.
Time 2:354.
Third heat. The issue was now
clearly between Silky and Hayward.
Goldsmith's lead in the first quarter
was therefore not accounted serious.
Hayward took second place from Silky
at the half, and the lead before the
third quarter pole. Silky was then
let out and won, with Hayward sec
ond, Goldsmith Third, the rest dis
tanced. Time 1888.
Fourth heat. Hayward won his
second this time, compelling the final
heat.
Fifth heat. Silky won the heat
and the race, reducing the time also
to 2 :32. The winner was six lengths
ahead at the half, and 10 at the
finish.
Without attempting to detract
from the honors of Silky for winning
the pacing race, it is right that Gre
dit should be given to Johnny Hay
ward for trotting so game race
against such PAGERS as Silky, Gold
smith and Blitz. In the future il
would be advisable to have a trotting
and pacing race, as the two classes
of travelling are now separated else
where.
NINTH RACE.
Kamchameha Plate, 500. Run.
ming race, Il mile dash. There be
ing only two entries-Yum Yum and
Stanford-this race was passed.
TENTH RACE.
Jockey Club post match. No en-
tries.
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