The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-04
JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.
How the Races Went Saturday at
the Park.

How the Races Went Saturday at
the Park.
The tenth annual meeting OF the
Hawaiian Jockey Club was held at
the Kapiolani Park race track on
Saturday afternoon. Owing to other
attractions in town people did not
leave for the park till late, thus
delaying the starting Of the events.
The grand stand and private stands
were pretty fairly crowded at 1:30
o'clock, and shortly after Mr.. p. r.
Isenberg, Jr., one of the judges, an
nounced the
lsr RACE-oUEEN's PURSE-s75.
Running Race. 1-Mile Dash for Ha-
waiian Bred Horses.
Entries: bl. m. Queen L., and b. h.
Amarino, by Robert Ballentine; b.
m. Little One, by G. w. Macfarlane.
Amarino, who was the favorite,
took the pole, Queen l.. next and
Little One on the outside. A good
start was made, Amarino assuming
the lead, closely followed by the
others. Amarino came under the
wire two lengths ahead of Queen L.,
Little One third. Time, So sec.
Slocum rode the winner.
% RACE-HoNoLULU pURsE-sloo.
Trotting and Pacing. Mile Heats; best
2 in 3 to harness. Hawaiian Bred
Horses.
Entries: b. m. Waikapu Maid and
b. m. Minnie, w. H. Cornwell; CHI. g.
Fred Mac, G. w. Macfarlane.
Minnie was withdrawn from this
race and Waikapu Maid and Fred
Mac came out on the stretch, with
Fred Mac at the pole. c. w. Mac,
farlane drove his own horse, while
Sam Decker drove the maid. A
fairly good start was made, both
trotters keeping we'll together until
the quarter-pole, when Waikapl
Maid broke, and lost considerable
ground. She managed, however, tc
clear the distance post, and had an
other chance for heat. Macs tim.
was 3:0Ik.
Owing to few whisperings be
tween the knowing ones" that il
was "family race" the judges or
dered the Maid to be handled b,
another driver. Mr.. Cornwell readil,
gave his consent, but wasn't he al
angry man when the second hea'
was concluded! Joe King, the col
ored trainer, handled the Maid
ribbons. The Maid broke at tn,
quarter-pole, and King seeing tina
he had no chance of catching up
he trotted the mare, galloped he
the remainder of the distance. Free
Mac moved down the distance il
fine shape and came under the wir
in 2:47 performance whic
bars him from the 3-minute elias!
Lady friends of Fred Macs owne
hung a large horseshoe made G
flowers on the animals neck.
81 RACE-MATCH RACE.
Running Race. l Mile Dash betwee
"Duke Spencer" and "Lord Brock"
This was the event of tue day, an
considerable money was up on tn
result. Both animals were in th
pink of condition and were greete
with applause as they appeared o
: the track. Morton, the Englis
! jockey, bestrode Duke Spencer, an
Slocum was mounted on Lord Broc
Morton was not in the best Of col
dition by any means, and should nj
, have been allowed to ride. A fall:
) start was made and the Duke wei
naor1x holf ,u,r ,rn,,pI tbo trook h.
: fore Morton was able to stop hir
S Morton had big carbuncle on b
a right hand, the pain from which ha
kept him in misery the previous tw
, days and nights. In the second a
tempt Lord Brock led at the sta
. by about five lengths. The Duk
however, pulled up on him and pas
T ed him at the quarter-pole, goir
u like the wind. At the three-quart
n pole it was seen that the pace hs
been too fast for the Duke, and Lol
: Brock passed him, winning by thr
: lengths. Time, LAG 20.
j 4rH RACE-PREsIDENT HAWAIA
II JOCKEY CLUB CUP-s75 adde
!. Trotting and Pacing. Mile Heats; BIT
3 in 5 to harness. Free for all
Entries: bl. IN. Gerster, T. Holli
:, ger; br. h. Lot Slocum, Lahai
u Stables; g.g. Johnny Hayward,
10 ii. Cornwell.
J. The veteran Lot Slocum, driv
IL to pneumatic-tired sulky by N
IS Horner, was the favorite. Slocu
IT won the first heat in 1888, Gerster
close second; the second and thi
n heats in 2:34 2-5 and 2:30 20.
d SIN RACE - KALAKAUA CUP -
a added
[. Running Race. Mile Dash for +
20 waiian Bred Horses owned by !,
- Members OF the Club. Cup TO beco
l. the property Of the one winning
twice.
e Entries: b. h. Amarino, Rob'
n Ballentine; b. m. Leilehua, w.
st Richard; 6. &. Billy Q, w. Fl. Coz
g. we'll
or After the first false start good c
ir was made, the three animals bel
g in line, when the judges rang I