The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-09
RACES AT KAHULuI.
Full Description by the Bulletin
Special Correspondent.


OF the Maui Racing Association was
held at the Kahului track to-day,
and was we'll patropized, about 1850
people being present.
The program consisted OF eleven
events, most OF which were we'll con.
tested. Racing commenced at ten
a. IN. the first event being mile
bicycle race, for a purse Of S25, be-
tween Willie Wilder and $. g. Will
der. This was the first bicycle race
run on Maui and attracted consider
ahle attention.
The first half was very interesting,
both riders going at good speed aud
changing positions every few sec
onds. The last half was very slow,
s. q. Wilder being in the lead at the
3 pole, when Willie spurted and
passed his cousin on the home
stretch, coming in winner by three
lengths.
The second race promised to be
very exciting, hut the interest was
short-lived. Both horses got a good
start with Jack at the pole. Jack
went around the turn at great speed.
carrying Aupuni to the opposite
fence. Aupuuis driver seeing that
he could not win the heat, drove
back to the judges stand, aud claim
ed that ii was no heat, as he had not
weighed in. The judges disallowed
his claim, a. the owners OF the
horses agreed to drive wit hout weigh
| ing in. The heat aud race were
given to Jack
Winfield aud Sarah II. started 10
the third race. Both horses got
away together, Winfield took the
lead at the 7 pole and holding IL all
the way around came under the wir.
a length ahead Of Sarah II.
The s.mile dash had as starters
Lolokalani, Oscurios aud Oregon
Boy. The three got away in bunch
aud ran IN that position the frs,
eighth, when Oregon Boy bolted
Lolokalani ran neck aud neck tn,
first time down the stretch bu,
O.curios could not keep up the pac,
aud fell behind. Lolokalani went
under the wire seven lengths ahead
Of Oscurio-, with Oregon Boy bad
third.
The trottiug race was the mos
exciting race OF tho day and tn,
fastest over ran on this track. New
ada and Silky started with Nevad;
at the pole. After considerable
scoring til. horses got the word anc
kept together until near the quartz
pole, when Silky broke, giviu,
Nevada q lead Of about ten lengths
Silky ratified down and in the mex
quarter was gu even terms will
Nevada, and passed the gelding a
the ! pole. Al the ! pole the mar
broke again but soou caught hcrsel
aud, IN one Of the finest drives ~.
Witnessed on this track, the gcldinI
was beaten by u u.ck.
The second heat Nevada had
his own way, Silky breaking YER
bad. npd.""vlrd- anu iodtth Dda'
we're r.petitious Of the second, Silk
breaking three or four tunes in eac
heat. Silky's feet were IN poor col
: ditiop, which accounted Tor her Po,
, showing.
The pony race was holly contes
: cd, Hot STUFF having all she coul
do to beat Midnight 10y n neck. Mi'
y night is a novice ON the track, au
: made a good showing.
The seventh race was IN ea
s. thug for Lolokalani, who beat Wi
j. field by four lengths.
g. OScurius aud Amariuo started
~ tho eighth race, which was wal
over for Amarino, Oscurios being
~ lengths behind at the finish.
, Tn. CORN, hian race had as sta
"a ers Billy G., Queen l.. aud Winde
u l.. Il. Bven, the rider of Billy g.,
B" criyed al ovation from the audien
a Mr.. Il. Ballenline rode Queen
aud W. L. Robinson rode Winnie
~ Ii was very pretty race Tor
III first half mile, the horses running
~, n bunch all the way. Winfield
previous work told on him aud
soon fell behind, leaving the otl
r. horses to eight II out. II was
great race between Queen l.. a
Billy c., both horses running
gethcr under the wire. Billy Z. v
by head. Mr.. Bivrn recei'
great applause for his good rid'
10 The two.forty trot WAS a v
tame affair, Burt Lee having II
Il, his own way aud winning the
w., ia the first and second heats.
,In Amarino aud Sarah IL. started
,Ic the last race, Amarino winning
,,s a length.
'' 'n Below is summary Of the IA
,nJ Owing to the miscarriage OF
;m report, our local reporter picked
a record Of the winners from sp
. '"d ing men in Honolulu who had
81 to the races; the summary oil
nan correspondent is here abridged
,,r" give the time of each race):
vi It Bicycle race, time, 1856,
~ Match race, 800, trotting
y ;s pacing to harness, best two IN I
' 90, heats. ID. l.. Meyers b. 4. Jack
his Lahain Stables b. Z. Aupuni' l
2:5S.
Spreckel,ville purse, ! mile,
by NJ. Il. McLaue's c. h. Winfield
BIS
IN, Waikapu purse, I mile, wo
,ciu. Lahaina Stables bl, N. Lolok
,io." in l:25.
hat Waihee purse, best 3 in 3
Alec. heats to harness, won by ID
,,.y. Davis hi. <. Nevada, best time
us,i. Kula purse, mile, won by
SnrackaJs' ~ m Hot Stuff in 5G