The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-13

the meeting, while among the horse
men there is but one topic of conver-
satior. A meeting of the Jockey Club
is scheduled for the latter part of the
month, and it is said many changes
will be made in the personnel of the
organization. Considerable improve
ments are necessary at the track, not
the least among them being proper
provision for press representatives.
Through the courtesy of that popu-
lar manager, J. J. Sullivan, of the
Pantheon Stables, representative of
this paper was enabled to visit the
track few days ago and view the
horses now in training there.
A new feature has been inaugurated
in racing matters by the establish
ment of training stable at the park
by the Club Stables, which is person.
ally supervised by Manager S. +.
Graham Five we'll known horses are
now stationed there, which are looked
after by competent trainers. Before
the end of next week there will be
several additions made to the number.
The expense of training naturally
being great, no matter to what extent
it is carried out, this training stable
enables those owning horses to have
them cared for and their speed devel-
Oped at normal cost, when otherwise
it W uld hardly prove remunerative TO
prepare for the series, even If fair
purses were pulled down.
The horses in the Club Stables
training quarters are the bay stallion
Daylight, trotter, by Dawn, record
2:l82; chestnut filly by Dawn; bay
sraliiOn McGinty, PAGER, by Billy
NO N Ra.Ff 10
PAGER, sire and dam unknown; black
stallion Creole, PAGER, record 2:15, sire
Prompter.
Daylight will enter in the Ha-
waiian-bred 2 40 class and ought to
make good showing. He defeated
Willie K. last year in the three
minute class by going in 1852, win
ming easily. This horse has developed
considerable speed this year and will
be strong competitor of Fred Mac.
His admirers think he will defeat the
Macfarlane horse, and should he go
against him on the 11th of June an
interesting and exciting race may be
expected.
One of the most promising and
shapeIy animals at the park stables is
the chestnut filly by Dawn. She is
only a three year-Old, and already
gives evidence of considerable speed
Both her dam and sire are we'll. known
and fast race horses It is not known
wheth er this flly will start in any of
the June races; but il sufficient speed
is developed, which is more than
likely, she may go in one or more
events
The bay stallion McGinty is in the
pink of condition and is developing
speed to the entire satisfaction of his
owner. He will start in some OF the
races.
Bay gelding PAGER Bert Lee is
among the dark horse class. It Is
not known here just what the
horse can do, but jogging shows he
possesses considerable speed. He will
ought to make an interesting show
ing in the free for all. Bert Lee de-
feated Little Johnny on Maui last
year, that being his initial race in the
islands.
The pride of the training stables,
the admiration of all hOrsemen and
the delight of his owners and trainer,
is the black stallion Creole. This
horse works like piece of machin
cry in motion aud is one OF the pref
test movers TO be found in any cOun-
try. He is in excellent condition and
will, no doubt, justify the splendid
reputation he enjoys as an extraordi-
nary race horse. Creole will enter in
the free for all in competition with
Silkey, Nevada, Gerster and others.
This event is always the most inter
esting feature of a race meeting, and
should all of the horses named 20 in
that event will prove highly inter
esting. 1t IL possible Creole will give
an exhibition mile during the day of
the meet, besides working in the free.
fOr-all aud other races