The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-06-02

track have been in training fol
some time. and now the trainer.
and jockeys are beginning TO as
sumo a very reticent attitude. Il
you ask one Of them why such and
such a thing i done al such and
such Z time he viii rObably tell
you 10 mind your own business
In language stronger than those
words Indicate. The horses are
being watched as carefully as
children Ia the cradle. and every
Indication means this or that 10
the anxious trainers and jockeys.
Prominent among the trainers
and ieckevs i Cal Leonard. 4
Jockey Of ren0wn In the country.
who has charge OF the following
~ Col Spalding's horses. now
M the track,
Duke Of Norfolk. out Of R0Sita
br Kealia- Foaled June ,. 1883.
Amethyst. out Of Amandine
br Kealia- Foaled June 4, 1890.
Amaranth. out Of Amandine by
KeaIia- Foaled June 1. 1891.
Defender. out Of Amandine by
kealia- Foaled May 4. 1893.
Rallota. out of Ballota by Kea-
H. Foaled May i. 1889.
Charles David. who has been
spending the last month or so
travelling hack and forth between
Lahaina and this port on business.
says he l. coming down next week
% star until after the races and
10 49, what he can do with the
following horses:
Billy Button. whose pedigree
J. - well known and who is still
owned bv = F. Humberg.
Lortie l. the property of John
Holt
samuel &. Wilder's Alvina. by
Frs aut q Netuie NutwoOd.
Paul Isenberg's sorrel FLY, by
Marin ont Of a mare Alexander.
In regard 10 this last horse
there Seclns 10 be much doubt as
L. her being entered in any of the
races She made a good record on
the track the other day and all the
horse owners have taken the mat
Ter 10 heart. declaring in favor of
ostraciziRg Mr.. Isenberg's filly.
The only thing left for her to do
viii b. 10 run loose in the pasture
and wait for more favorable
turn Her ambition in making
the fast time spoken of was an
unfortunate break.
Walter Bagby has charge of
Gus Sehumann's Judah and Billy
NOrtOn's Black Ralph. The lat
Ter animal was sired by Black
Ralph and is an Importation
from San Francisco. He has new
n been on the track in this cOun-
nv before. and is thought by
some 10 be in the nature of a very
black horse
II Is thought that Halstead's
horses viii be up from thecountry
in time to make a showing on the
IIth Of June.
Tom H0llinger viii probably
not lose the opportunity of enter
ing Margaret H in the lists, nor
i Il likely that he viii forget lit
tie Gerster. Margaret H. is out of
Daisy by Boswell. Jr-, and Gers
ter l. out Of a black mare by
Washington.
Vow as 10 Billy C., Lord Brock
and An1id0te. all three of which
were put up al auction yesterday
OF course no one knows what will
BE- done with the first two, but
then, a Chinese puzzle can some
times o. solved
There arrived in the city by the
last Australia a little colored man
who. when in training, weighs but
ninety pounds 1t is said by the
sports that ninety pounds is all he
weighs now Then he must be in
training. If that is the case it
must be for Billy C. and Lord
Brock for there is nothing else
in sight when all the transactions
regarding the importation of the
jockey into the country are taken
into consideration
Bob Issom, the jockey referred
10, is celebrated all over the
United States as being a crack
rider. He was ruled of the track