The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-10
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
ORGANIZING FOR THE JUNE
RACES.
What Stables May Be Represented
Surprises Expected From the Coast
Old Timers Missing.

One month from to morrow the reg
ular June races will take place at the
Jockey Clubs track, Kapioan Park.
Although the dullness in affairs on the
islands generally have had some effect
upon the enthusiasm of our horsemen,
still there are many who, through
thickan thin, have continued to keep
their stud in good trim and are well
enough supplied with good stock to
make things interesting at the June
meet Some Of the old timers, how
ever, have gone to the wall, and 1t is
needless to say that they will be missed.
Tphn Cummins has disposed of all his
racing stock, and will not make a sin.
Gle entry. Alec Cartwright also claims
to have retired from the turf, but as he
has a good lot of horseacsh, we may
hope for a change in his plans before
the final day Last year he carried
away the biggest share Ct the purses.
He owns the trottlng bay stallion
Nutgrove, which made 2;47 last year
and had a complete walkover; also, a
trotting bay three-year-old stallion sired
by Don, which comes in this year for
the three minute class. His sorrel
mare, Silky, which did such profitable
work for her owner last June, is in foal
10y Nutgrove, So We shall not see her
speed this year,
Major CornwelPs Waikapu stud will
send down the old reliable standby,
the gray trotting geIding Johnnie Hay
ward, who was a big winner in the races
in 81, but lost last year to Silky in the
free for all. Hayward's best record here
is IS, but, on the coast, he his trotted
in 22I Waikapu will also send down
the bay pacing mare Maid OF Waikapu,
untried, safe in a "family" three min
ute race with Clarence MaCtarlane
Duke last year. 1t is claimed she will
show good time this year The thor,
oughbred sorreI running stallion Lord
Brock, who has never lost a race and
was on four good races last year, will
also come, and the running gray geld
ing Billy c., who won the pony race,
"with hands down." and even came
near beating Stanford last year in Maui.
Homer and Valentines Lahaina
stables are going to make good show
ing. Amongst the horses they will
send is the old time trotter Lot SlO
cum, who is in excellent condit on anC
has his record of 2:IS. Although he
was beaten last year he is in better con.
dtion now. Also from the Lahaina
stables will come the bay pacing geld
ing Blilz by Alexander, with a record o
ais, which will put him in the free
for.all, with Slocum and Hayward
The running gclding Joe Stacy who
with a good record was imported from
the Coast last year by Ed. Miles, the
Cummins running mare Queen l., anC
an untred running tilly by Shenandoah
which will be entered in the year ole
race. There is also a lot of outside
Maui horses coming, amongst which i
thoroughbred running horse owned by
Chas. Broad of Kahului.
James Gay Of Wailua will produce
the favorite gray running stailicr
Senator Stanford, which has made
such a splendid record on the track
the black running mare Lolokulani
with a thrce:Quarter record of III
and 3 year.old bay mare and a 2
year-old bay mare of whom he ha
great expectations.
w. H. Richards Kapiolani Parl
stud will show up some fine RUNNING
horses, including the gelding Duk
Spencer, who made record agains
Hancock the year before last; also
sjrrel mare by Hooker, bay mare b
Bazaar, a bay mare by Shenandoah
and a bay mare by Stanford.
Albert Homer of Hamakua will hav
three running and probably one trot
ing horse to enter.
Tom Holl,nger says we shall MOI
but the chances are we shall, see hi
black pacing mare Gerster, who has
record of 2:2S, his sorrel trotting staI
lion by Doncaster, which beat Macfo
lanes Duke in sos few weeks ago,
bay ;-year-old mare by Marc, and
sorrel mare by Boswell, neither one {
whom has been in a race, but WI
make it warm for the boys if they d
race. Clarence Macfarlane will brir
out Duke, who is in better Conditlo
than ever, and will expect to rake in
few dollars on him
There are lot Of surprises locke
for from the coast. Tie Maui boys al
going to send for some good horse
and others are being figured on by Il
Honolulu sports.
Secretary Berger looks for an int
esting meeting and is putting the tra'
in first class condition. BY next wee
training will commence in earnestand,
is hoped, the result will be a series
good races and full entries for term.
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