The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-09
RACING ENTRIES CLOSED
PICK OUT WINNERS FOR EACH
DAYS SPORTING EVENTS.
List of Horses for Each Race, Trotting
and Running-Mule Races-Bicycle
Contests Will Create Much Interest.


The entry lists for the races on Ka-
mehameha Day and the day following
have been closed and are now in the
hands of Secretary S. G. Wilder of the
Hawaiian Jockey Club. There are
fourteen runners, ten PAGERS and foul
mules to compete for nonors.
The Honolulu Purse will be the first
event run off on Friday morning. An.
tidote, owned by George Rodiek, Yer
non, belonging to Gus Schuman, w. IL
Cornwell's Lord Brock, and Amaranth
from Colonel Spalding's Kealia stables
will be the starters.
Watermelon Joe, owned by DR.. j. +,
Shaw, Directress, owned by William
Norton, and Johnny Goldsmith. be-
longing to j. II. Gibson, will try for
the Merchants Purse of $50. These
animals will be attached to buggies
and are scheduled to pace in the 2:3j
class. The winner must make the
best two heats.
The Irwin Cup, with $50 added, is
sure to be an exciting race. Only Ha-
waiian bred horses can enter and
must be won twice by members of the
Hawaiian Jockey Club. The Duke of
Norfolk, from the Kealia stables, Mag
net, from the Shenandoah stables, and
Rodiek's Antidote. will compete.
The sixth event is the mule race,
Jenny, owned by F. Harvey, Jimmy
Fadden, w. II. Cornwell, Alma Nui,
Jim Kahea, and Spinning Dale, be-
longing to c. II. Belline, have been
entered. A purse of $50 is hung up
for the mule who goes over the half
mile course the fastest.
The Kapiolani Park Purse of $3.50
with $50 added, is the free for all pac.
ing event, best three in five. The en-.
tries are Ralph, owner, VIM. Norton;
Johnny Goldsmith, ]. II. Gibson;
Gladys, W. NJ. Cunningham, and Wa
The Oceanic Steamship Cup for run
ners. will be contested by Confederate
from the Shenandoah stables; Billy c
w. II. Cornwell; Amethyst, Kealia
stables, and Rodiek's Antidote.
Vernon and Sympathetic's Last, be
longing to Gus Schuman, will try con
clusions with Billy C for President
Widemann's Cup. This is the last
race on Kamehameha Day.
On Saturday afternoon will be rur
the Hawaiian Jockey Club Purse
Amethyst, Antidote, Confederate anc
| Billy c will be the starters.
The Rosita Chanllenge Cup will be
run for by Amarant, Lord Brock
Sympathetic's Last and Magnet. Thi.
race will be intensely exciting, as the
best runners among all the entries
have been recognized in these animals
Billy Button, entered by John Hum
berg, Gladys and Ralph are entered
in the Enterprise Brewery Purse o
$50, with $50 added. Cunningham!
Gladys is the favorite.
In the maiden race for a purse o
$50 there are only two competitors
Mikado, from the Shenandoah stables
and Wikiwilli, a true Britou, entered
by w. Fl. Cornwell. Y Ray, from TIL
Shenandoah stables, was booked t
start, but has been Withdrawn.
Annexation, a 2-year old by Amori
no, out of Queen L, in charge of Chas
David, and X Ray, owned by Halsteat
Brothers, are matched for race.
is not known whether the race will
come off on the first or second day o
the meet.
On each day of the meet there will
be two bicycle races. The riders in
clude Thomas V. King, ]. Sylvia, San
johnson, d. G. Sylvester, w. Lyle
and J. f. Murray. George Martin an,
f. c. Damon were in training for thes
races, but failed to enter.
The races will begin at 10 o'clock OF
Kamehameha Day and continue thro
ughout the afternoon. On Saturda,
the program will be commenced at
o'clock.
The Government band will provid
music on both days.
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