The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-05
THE FOURTH ON MAUI
Rattling Good Day on the Track
at SpreCkelS PAX.
Twelve Races Run Before a Large Crowd.

IW6lY6 kdC6S kun b6l0r6 Large Uf0Mu.
Every one was awake bright and
early this morning, to welcome the
Likelike with her load of passengers.
Mr.. Hopke, with his usual liberality,
was prepared to receive the whole
of Honolulu, and was disappointed
when he saw such a slim crowd.
Everything was done to make the
day pleasant. The steamer arrived
early and gave her passengers an
opportunity to get rested, before
taking part in the days festivities.
The Annual Races of the Maui
Racing Association are run on this
day at Spreckels Park, Kahului, and
nearly fourteen hundred people
Q4OO witnessed the days sport, and
no one we hope went home disgrun-
tied at anything. Among those
present were, Col. Claus Spreckels,
Hon. Sam. Parker, Hon. w. II. Corn
we'll and family, Hon. w. H. Richard,
III. Focke, D. Center and many
others. Mr.. H. Center, the Presi-
dent of the Association, was not
present, he being laid up at home
with la grippe. His genial face was
very much missed. The following
gentlemen were the Officers of the
Day:
Judges-W. A. Mckay, A. F.
Hopke, and H. H. Plemer.
Starters-L. Won Tempsky and NJ.
T. Lyons.
Clerk of Course-Dr. Geo. Her
bert.
Patrol Judged. Kruger.
Saddling Paddock-Geo. Hons.
Executive Committee = A. F.
Hopke, G. H. Broad, w. T. Robin
son.
Below is a detailed account of
The Races.
lsr -sPRECKELsvILLE PURSE
500.
Running Race. k-Mile Dash. For
Hawaiian Bred Horses.
The following horses started: M.
G.. McLain's Winfield at pole; Ivan
hoe Stables Ivanhoe, Jr., I'd; r.
Ballentyne's Leilehua, Sd.
Three attempts were made to
start. The flag dropped at the third
attempt to get away. Winfield took
the lead, followed few seconds
later by Leilehua, Ivanhoe, Jr., be-
ing left at the wire. The judges
called the horses back, but they were
Winfield coming in nearly an eighth
of mile ahead of Leilehua. The
owner Of Winfield refused to run his
horse again, and the judges declared
false start and no race. On the
run off between Leilehua and Ivan.
hoe, Jr., the latter won the race
Time, 81.
ID RACE-WAILUKU PURSE-$1OO.
Running Race. 11-Mile and Repeat
Free for all.
The starters in this race were
Ivanhoe Stables Oregon Boy and r
Ballentyne's Kapiolani Girl.
1st heat-Oregon Boy had tn,
pole, and both got away together
and gave the spectators fine race
all the way around, Oregon Bo,
winning by a length. Time, 81 As
End heat-Both got good start
and ran together to the eight post
when Oregon Boy began baking
The heat was won by Kapiolan
Girl. Time, 81.
Kapiolani Girl won the run off il
5Sa, Oregon Boy again baked at tn
quarter post.
81 RACE-HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL
g. SUGAR CO.'S PURSE-$lOO.
Trotting and Pacing. 1 Mile Heat.
Best in to harness. For Hawaiia
Bred Horses.
Cornwell's Waikapu Maid an,
> Hopke's Central started in this race
, 1st heat-Waikapu Maid had tn
pole, and took the lead at the star
and kept it to the wire. Time, 3.2t
9 End heat-This was. repetitio
of the first, Waikapu Maid winnin
: the heat and race. Time, 3 %.
9 4rH RACE-WAIKAPU PURSE-$75.
:. Running Race. A-Mile Dash. III
= Hawaiian Bred Horses.
,. The starters were: I'll. Robert
Black Diamond, Ivanhoe Stable
Ivanhoe, Jr., and r. Ballentyne
v Leilehua. Leilehua had the pol
s with Black Diamond and Ivanho
a Jr., in the order named. This was
Q fine race, the horses running in
n bunch from start to finish. Leil
# hua coming in first, head lengt
n from Black Diamond, Iv,.nhoe, j
IS third. Time, l.24a.
u 9TH RACE-KULA PURSE-$5O.
Running Race. H-Mile Dash.
Ponies IA hands or under, to carry
Il lbs.
n Cornwell's Little One, d. Cente