The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-06


board the Claudine, but the vessel |
did not get away until 8 o'clock. |
Just previous to her sailing there |
was fine display of fireworks let |
off from the bridge of the steamer.
The Maui Racing Association must |
be congratulated on the great sue
cess of the meeting. There was no
hitch at all during the day, the
judges were sound in their de-
cisions and everyone went away
perfectly satisfied.
A detachment of the ROYAL Ha-
waiian Band played during the
day, and there was also singing at
intervals by the Quintette Club in
the grand stand.
The following is the result of the
races:
1st RACE-SPRECKELSVILLE
PURSE, $4,000.
Running Race, } mile dash; free
for all Hawaiian bred horses.
w. II. CornwelPs b. C. AmarinO,
3 yrs, 100 Observation-Disclosures.
G. H. Broads br. G. Ivanhoe, Jr.,
aged, 115 lbs......... $3.50. ..,......~.. 2
r. Ballentyne's Queen L. was with
drawn. Amarino got the best of
good start. At the quarter pole
Ivanhoe crept up little, but ANA
rino, we'll ridden by Slocum, had al
ways the best of it, and won easily
at the finish by neck. Frank Jones
rode Ivanhoe, Jr. Time, SO sec.
End RACE-WAIKAPU PURSE,
$4,000.
Running Race, Z mile dash; free
to all.
There were only two entries for
this race, W. III. Cornweli's Lord
Brock and Lahalna Stables Joe
Stacy. The latter did not put in an
appearance, and Lord Brock was
ridden over the course. The Judges
stated that by the rules of the Asso-
citation the owner of Lord Brock was
entitled to his entrance fee and one
half the entrance fee of the second
horse.
3rd RACE-LAHAINA PURSE,
$4,000.
Trotting and Pacing Race, l
mile heats best in 3, to harness.
For all horses without a record
of 1920 or better.
Lahaina Stables b. h. Lahaina
! Chlef."...... ,........-..,...... L l
J. V. Kerr's bl. M. Lady Ven
ture. .....;. .....:..."......... ........ dis
! VIM. Goodness roam g. Rex. dis
Time-3:26; 3:0S.
Much amusement was caused in
the first heat by the way Messrs.
Kerr and Goodness handled their
animals, and the crowd cheered them
over and over again. Lahaina Chief
had no trouble whatever in winning
both heats.
Between the heats of the above
race there was a match race, half
mile dash, between D. Center's Little
Dave and Sam Sings Hong Kong
The latter, ridden by Frank Jones
took the lead at starting, but Little
Dave, ridden by Slocum, soon began
to make up lost ground, and before
two hundred yards was gone had the
lead, maintaining it to the end, anC
winning by length and a half
Time, 81 sec.
18th RACE-WAILUKU PURSE
$4,000.
Running Race, J mile and re
peat; free to all Hawaiian bret
horses.
w. II. Cornwell's g. &. Billy c.,
yrs, lis Observation-Disclosures. !
G.. H. Broad's br. g. Ivanhoe, Jr.,
aged, lI5 lbS.........
r. Ballentyne's bl. m. Queen
L., 4 yrs, 113 lbs........ .........." 3
Time-54 Sec; "a sec.
: In the first heat Billy Q. got ava
first, Ivanhoe, Jr.. second, Queen |
| last. This position was maintaine
| to the end, Billy G. winning by tw
: lengths.
Billy G. took the lead in the secon
heat, and won at the finish by
length and half; Ivanhoe, Jr., Sc,
ond; Queen L. third. Slocum rod
Billy g. very cleverly in both heat
5th RACE-KAHULUI PURSE
1925. 90.
Running Race, mile dash; fire
. to all.
w. FL. Cornwelrs b. C. Amarino,
3 yrs, los lbs...... ......... .....,....
: H. Focke's O. h. Senator Stanford,
/; 5yrs., 1243 Observation-Disclosures.
= Senator Stanford carried Al lb
overweight. The race was locke
: upon as certainty for the Senate
o They got away to q good star
? Amarino taking the lead. Befol
. half mile had been run, Stanfol
: began to draw up to Amarino, but
L was of no avail, as Amarino sale
!, away from the grey, and won tt
I race in the easiest possible name
S There was great excitement anon
d the spectators during the progress
r the race. Time, 1:49l.
- 9th RACE-HANA PURS1
q $125.C0.
2, Trotting and Pacing Race,
8 mile heats, best in 3, to harnes
l. Free to all horses with no bett,
r, record than 800.
y There were three entries for th
g race, Waikapu Maid and MINI
k owned by w. II. Cornwell, and Be
,e Ringer. The latter was withdraw
J. and there was no race.