Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-13

Royalist started in the third
event. Garteliue took the lead in
the last qrarier flushing three
lengths ahead Of Red Pike. Time
lob.
a one mile dash fos the Irwin
cup came next on the program,
Amsriuo, Antidote and Seabreeze
were the starters, with heavy bet
ting on the favorite, Amarino.
The trio got away in bunch.
Seabreezs crowded AmariDo who
was on the outside almost into the
fence. 1t looked bad for Seahreeze's
rider although foul could not be
determined from the stands. A
protest against Seabreeze was ell
tered by Amaripo's jockey and al.
lowed, with the result that the
rider Of Seabreeze was fined $25
aud ruled off. The race, having
been protested, was later run off,
Amarino winning with Antidote a
close second. Seabreeze came in
a poor third. Time LAT.
Every body was eagerly looking
ing for the fifth race, the event of
the day. The Honolulu Stock Ex-
change cup with $3.50 added WAS
the inducemeut, trotting aud pac-
ing, free for all, best two in three.
Violin, Our Boy of the Wela ka
Hao Stables, Loupe and Irish
Lassie were the entries. Our Boy
had a heavy backing aud Irish
Lassie was responsible for large
bets. The wagsrs between these
horses amounted to thousands aud
the betting was mot exciting.
Our Boy was the general favorite
while Irish Lassie hotly contested
in point of popularity.
Wild cheering greeted the horses
and their drivers as they came
out the track. Quinn was behind
Violin, Costello drove Our Boy,
Nc Manus held the lines on Lou
pc aud Gibson drove Irish Lassie.
In the first heat, the start was all
that could be desired. Loupe,
Our Boy, Irish Lsssie aud Violin
10 the order named 10 how the
first eighth found them. Violin
broke shortly after the start. Our
Boy dropped a point after passing
the half. Loupe maintained first
place Iuto the stretch closely fol-
lowed by Irish Lsssie. Here Our
Boy broke again. Loupe was
away ahead Of Irish Lassie when
the wire WAS passed. Time for first
heat--2:l2 2-5.
Loups started poorly in the
recoud heat, Our Boy led to the
half where Irish Lassie came up
with him. Loupe shortly after
The half, WAS neck and neck with
tue foremost, but she broke at the
last quarter allowing Our Boy to
20 to the front where be stay ed.
Time 2:l5a.
A perfect start was the first
satisfactory feature of the third
heat. Lassie broke before the
half was reached and Our Boy
aud Loupe kept together to the
last half. Loupe forged ahead on
the home stretch going under the
wire first, like fash amid wild
demonstrations of enthusiasm of
those who had their money on
her. Time 2:l8.
Summary-Loupe-blk g, aged,
John Seven Oaks Nutwood-
l-2-l.
Our Boys G, aged. by Vernon
Boy. Nelly Bly-4-l-2.
Violin-b m, aged, by Alex But
ton Viola-3.4 A.
Irish Lassie-b m, aged, by st
Patrick. Aurelia-2.3-3.
Time: 2:l2 2,5, 2:l5b, 2:lS.
Venus and Royalist in the sixth
race, three quarter mile dash,
we're the only starters, Amarino
being withdrawn ut the last We
nus had all the backing and won
easily in lis.
A one aud quarter mile dash
for the Criterion cup, the S,h race
on the program, brought out six,
horses. The race WAS free for all.
imarino, Caffeine, Permaninta,
Va1 Wagner, Autldote aud Sym
pathetic's Last were the horses.
Sympathetic's Last, Antidote and
Amarino Were together in the
lead at the start. Amarino led at
the half aud came iuto the stretch
in the same place. Autidote was
neck aud neck with Amarino at
the last quarter. At the last
ii. hth, Anarino moved up point