Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-18
TRAINING FOR RACE DAY
More Horses and Better Than For A1y
Former June Eleventh.
Formidable Array ID Wsla Ka Hao Stables
List Of Horses on the Ground and
Items About Them.

Everything is shaping OF Kapi-
olani park race track for the best
meeting on the coming eleventh
of June ever held there.
The track has been restored to
fairly good condition after its cut
ting up by the military camp. 1t
will improve with use, but yet
may be comparatively slow for the
meeting. At present the surface
cups somewhat under the horses
tread.
There will be more horses out
this eleventh than in any previous
year, and their average in quality
and form has never yet been sur
passed.
JAS. Quinn, with one OF bis ra-
pid transit hacks, gave BULLE-
TIN reporter the opportunity Of
looking through the track stables
this morning.
w. M. Cunningham and j. r.
Wilson have in the Wela Ka Hao
stalls string that alone wonld
make creditable meeting. NJ.
Costello, formerly with Adolph
Spreckels in California, has charge
of Mr.. Cunningham's stud here
enumerated:
l. Wels ka Hao, the free for all
PAGER.
2. Lady Wentworth, by Alta
Monte, who sired Chehalso with a
record of 2:04; will enter the 3
minute class.
3. Bay 4-year old colt, runner,
by imported Martinhurst.
4. Black horse, imported run
ner.
5. Flammeref, bought from w.
81. Cornwell, imported from Palo
Alto stables; a runner
6. j. R., well remembered in
the balf-mile dash last year.
z. Sorrel horse imported from
the Coast.
8. Sorrel flly by Duke of Nor
folk, dam by Thad. Stevens, the
great 4 mile horse.
Mr.. Wilson's end of the Wela
ka Hao string is in training at the
experienced hands of Mr.. Gibson
and consists as follows:
l. Directress, the PAGER matched
for race with Mr.. Quinn's
Violin next Saturday.
2. Irish Lsssie, needing no in
PRODUCTION.
3. Brown horse newly imported
for the 3.minute class.
4. Bay filly from Waialua.
5. Another green runner.
w. McMsnus is taking care OF
three fleet creatures, viz:
l. Lupe, the PAGER with a rec
ord of 2:09, imported by Mr..
Agnew and owned by Mr.. VOL
tiers.
2. Kihei, a green PAGER belong
ing to j. Ouderkirk, and whose
stock is sure to be at a premium.
3. Red Pike, a California run
ner.
Mr.. McAuliffe, the clever Aus
italian jockey, is proud Of the fol-
lowing foe quartet and highly
confident OF purses where these
animals enter:
l. Prince Cupid's bay horse DO.
bolink, runner that has been a
fair performer in California but
has never run here.
2. Mr., Rodiek's gray mare Sea
Breeze, a 4 year old that has never
started.
3 Antidote, doing very we'll,
WAS never ia better form.
4 Royali-t, Mr.. VOTERS 6ne
racer, although rather feshy ID
doing good work.
w. Fl. Corn we'll has only trio
to play hut warm stuff, consisting
of w. Woods, free for all PAGER
with record of 2:07; Gartaline, by
imported Golden Garter, and
Venus, the two last runners. Old
Billy G. is on the ground. but will
not start 10 any race, He j. used
as a teaser in training tns others. |
Mr.. Durfee, who is 10 charge of |
the track, looks after the Corn we'll
string.
Mr.. David, the veteran trainer,
is handling Telephone. who is
better than she was last time aud,
famous old Amarino.
Last but not Last Jones Violin,
who, as stated before, will speak
for herself next Sstu day.