The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-13
KAMEHANEHA DAY RACES
SPORTING EVENTS AT THE
PARK.
Was Clean Sport--Show of Jockeying
Sat Down on Firmly by Judges
Most of the Favorites Won.

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most pleasant and satisfactory pro-
gram. 1t is the common remark that,
save for some slight digressions. the
sport was clean in the extreme. One
jockey, found in a trick, was sum-
marily dealt with and will not appear
on the Hawaiian track again.
The crowd Saturday afternoon was
small, but the races were excellent.
Yesterday there were fully as many
people out as in former years. The
band played yesterday, and lunch
was served beneath the grand stand.
Both the Jockey Club and grand
stands were crowded all day.
Following is a summary of Satur-
days events:
Bicycle race, one mile, won easily
by John Manoa. Time, 2:46.
Half mile dash, Kamehameha cup,
won by Cunningham's Permaninto.
Time, 81.
One half dash, Kapiolani cup, won
by enus in 4S 1-5
Five-eights mile dash for the ala
! kaua cup was won by Amarino over
Royalist in 1904 1-5.
| There was but one heat in the best
| two in three trotting race between
| Morosco and Lady Wentworth, the
latter giving it up after the first mile.
| This was something of walking
event at best, the time being 1901 1-5.
| In the mile dash for the Rosita cup
| Venus, Sympathetic's Last and Andi-
dote finished in "a bunch. Venus ran
| under the wire a neck ahead. Time,
! Lar 1-2.
The three-fourths mile dash was
| taken by Amarino in 1:20 Is. Royal
ist was the competitor
Mondays racing began promptly at
! 10 a. m. Following is a summary of
! the events.
Two-mile bicycle race, won by John
Manoa in 5:32.
The half-mile dash for the Union
Feed Companys cup resulted in a
dead heat. The tie was between
| Frank S. and Venus. Cunningham
was dissatisfied with the result and
declined to enter his animal, Frank
| s., for the run-off. The time was
! 40 1-5.
In the -five-eighths mile dash for the
| Mana cup Garteline came under the
wire in 1908 1-5.
The mile dash for the Irwin cup re-
suited first in a foul, Seabreeze crowd
| ing Amarino to the fence. A protest
was made and allowed. The rider of
Seabreeze was ruled from the track
for life and fined $25. In the run-off
| Amarino won in 1:47 with Antidote a
| close second.
Two of the three heats in the fifth
event. the best two in three trotting
race for the Stock Exchange cup and
and $3.50 added, were won by Loupe.
The entries were Loupe. Violin, Irish
| Lassie and Our Boy. There was a
great deal of betting and the race
was one of the most exciting of the
day Our Boy won the second heat.
The time of the three heats was 2:13
2-5, 2:15 1-5 and 2:1s.
The three-fourths mile dash for the
Waikapu cup was won by Venus in
1918. Royalist was the only other en-
try, Amarino having been withdrawn
during the day.
The race for the Criterion cup was
an exciting event and resulted in a
! fine finish. 1t was one and one
eighth miles and was won by Amarino
by a neck. Antidote was second and
Sympathetic's Last was the third
horse in the bunch. The time was
2:16 Is.
The last event of the day was the
gentleman's driving race, one mile, foI
the Jockey cup. The owners drove
} their own horses These were the en-
tries: Prince David's Morosco, Prince
Cupid's Silver King, DR.. Humphris
Gussie B. and Vim. Wolters' Flora G
The last named won easily in 1886
with Morosco second.
Yesterday was fine one for racing
The dust was the only bad feature
On Saturday there was considerable
/ wind.
The officers of the day were: Theo
Hoffman, Edgar Halstead and Sam
Parker, judges; T. V. King, clerk;
Albert Horner and Lionel Hart, start
ers; w. F. Love, James l.. Torbert and
Louis Marks, timekeepers; W. Luna
heihei and Thomas p. Cummins, clerks
: of the course; Horace Crabbe. il
: charge of saddling paddock.