The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-30

the style so beloved by his old time
admirers He took both heats with
consummate ease. In the first heat he
and Mongoose stayed together to the
half, and shortly afterwards Mongoose
got into bad going and stopped to
nothing. He came again, however,
and rafting through the stretch, pass
ed the judges a paSSable second. The
second heat was an exact reproduction
of the first MongooSe lingering in the
same identical piece of track that he
did in the first heat. He made a cred
liable effort in the stretch, but Gun
ninghams old warrior was laughing at
him.
SIX FURLONGS, FREE FOR ALL.
Virgie A led all the way, and ran a
great mare. Aggravation was short,
and probably out for an airing; seven
furlongs is the least distance to suit
her. General Cronje did not add to
his laurels in this, his second venture
: of the day. Thomas, who rode Virgie,
! was cheered when he returned to weigh
: in = The winning jockey was badly in
jured a week ago while exercising a
horse. and is not yet out of the doc
tors hands. The crowd admired his
pluck, and did not hesitate to express
their feelings.
HALF-MILE DASH, FREE FOR
ALL.
Frank S was the medium of a plunge
and hundreds of dollars were bet on
him at even money and odds of two to
one against the field. After delaying
the start somewhat by antics at the
post, Frank was first away. At the
five-eighths he was a bare length in
front of Amarino. with Abbey trailing.
So they ran into the stretch with Mich
OILS riding like a demon on Amarino,
and Thomas sitting like a statue on
the favorite. AT the seven -eighths
Thomas, who was apparently holding
his horse, pulled wide and Amarino
poached the inside berth Then Nichols
rode as he has never ridden in his life
before and urged his mount to the last
"Amarino,' Frank So yelled the
crowd, and everyone looked for Thorn
as to let out a link and win the race
He made no motion, however, and just
when the pinch came Frank S tagged
it, and Amarino. running wonderfully
staunch, landed the goods by a short
head. Frank S should have won, hat
Thomas been physically fit to have rid
den anything like a strong finish. Hi.
lcrippled leg lost the race. sAmarin,
fairly set the seal on his fame by hi:
game run in the last eighth. His was
a game effort, and the grand stand
went wild over it.
ONE MILE, FREE FOR ALL.
had it between them. Thomas on Bill.
INDUCED the gray with the lead unit
the last eighth, and then came alons
and won what appeared to the unini
tiated to be a close race. The crowC
were yelling for the green goods
horse to man, woman and infant, anC
Thomas allowed the game old chap t.
be beaten without in anywise being
diSgraced
SUMMARY OF EVENTS.
KAPIOLANI PARK, Nov. 29-Hono
lulu Driving Association; fine tract
holding.
First Race-Waikiki Inn Cup; 81,
furlongs, Hawaiian breds; s125 added
Amarino, "a, 119 (Nichols) -
. Antidote, a., 119 Harry jones'. 500
Lawrence H, 4, 119 O.. Ferreira) 80.
Time, 1:231a; good start; won ridder
out by length. and a half, second
driving. Winner, r. Ballentyne's b. G
, Amarino, by Kealia- Amandine. Winner
"a much improved horse. Too muddy
for Antidote. Lawrence banks loudly
Second Race-Three-e ighths mile
!, maiden; purse $125.
. Merrifs Faust, 3, ia (Kaena)
General Cronje, "a, 119 (Thomas) 49,.
Shenandoah Jr., 4, 119 (Nichols) -.
Bly,, 5, 119 (Opiopio) ..
Time, Al; fair start: won galloping
second and third driving. Winner. G
S. McKenzie's b. 6. Merril's Faust. BY
Imp. Watercress-Genev Faust tn,
l class. Cronje should be in ST. Helena