Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-09
GOOD RACES At kAHULUI
Fourth o. July Celebrated by Large and
Enthusiastic Crowd.
Old Billy c. Has Seen His Best Days Record
Of The Events Good RecsiDts-New
Names Come Into Prominence.

Waikiki, July 6.-The Fourth Of
July races at Spreckels Park, Kahului.
were largely attended last Wednesday.
A cool breeze from the north blew gen.
tly all day and there was an entire alb
sence Of red dirt flying into the faces
of spectators, as on previous occasions.
There must have been close on to
thousand people at the track all day,
and there was nothing happened dur
ing the day to mar the enjoyment Of
the spectators.
The races started promptly at 10
o'clock sharp. The judges were: NJ.
Mclean, c. Courtney and Geo. Kin.
ney Time keeper-Ferdinand Hons.
Starters-W. T. Robinson and Dan
Quill. Clerk OF course-Jem Smith.
The first event was bicycle race,
one mile dash. Entries. Nigel Jackson,
Aug. Freitas and Decoto. won by Jack
son In 1906 1-5. Prize, medal.
Kula purse, $50, runners, half-mle
dash. Entries, Baby Ruth. Shoe Fly,
Grove Ranch Boy, Son of Gun and
Waiohuli Boy. The last named horse
was the favorite. but Son of Gun was
winner. with Grove Ranch Boy, second,
and Waiohuli Boy third. Time IS 3-j.
Kahului purse. $50. one-mile heats.
best in 3. The entries--Sweetie. Jer-
ny and Lightning. Jerry was an easy
winner, the other horses being dis
tanced. Time, 1906 AS.
Spreckelsville purse. SIS, running
tnree-quarter mile dash. Entries =
Billy c., Admiral Dewey and Kihei
Lily. Old Billy c., who has been the
victor OF the track for many years past
was OF course the favorite but the
horse has seen his best days. Betting
was heavy on Billy C. and there wa:
considerable money changed hands
when 1t was announced that Admiral
Dewey was winner with a record d
l:25 3-5.
Waikapu purse, running one-fourti
mile dash. Entries-Baby Ruth, Shoc
Fly. Mousie, Henrietta, Grove Ranch
Boy, San and Son of Gun. won by
Mousie in 20 l-5 with Henrietta see
ond. Mousie was decorated with. a
garland by Miss Mousie Hons, the lit
tie daughter of the secretary OF this
Maui Racing Association.
Kihei purse, trotting and pacing 4,
harness. 800, one mile heats, best 2 II
3. Entries-Mary Mack and McKin
ley. Mary Mack was an easy winner
although 1t Is claimed that McKinle!
was the better horse II properly train
ed. A match race is being Arranged
between the two horses. Time o
Mary Mack, 2:51 2-5. Mckinley dis
tanced.
Mule race. running one-mile dash
purse $50. Entries-Kikania, Moi, To-
Glow and iKkapoo. Kikapoo was tn
favorite and proved himself the hes
mule on Maui. Time, 2:23 2-5. To
Slow was second, and Kikaina third.
Foot race, 100 yards dash. Purs,
so. Eneries-H. Cleveland. p. Good
ness. d. Poolima and J. Plunkett. Plum
Sett won In II 1-5 seconds.
Trotting and .acing to harness, hall
mile heats. best In 3. Entries
Sweetie, Lively and Captain Jinki
Sweetie won in 2:O2, the other horse
being distanced.
Running race, half-mile dash and RI
peat. Purse $50. Entries-Mikioi an
Mousie. Mousie won two straight hea,
in 81 l-5 and IS.
The last on the program was
, Corinthian race, one-mile dash, men
bers Of the association to ride. tn
entries were-Admiral Dewey. riddle
by Walter Lowric: Son of a Gun, rio
den by w. II. Cornwell Jr., and Seldol
Seen, by Jem Sim The race was easil
won by Admiral Dewey in 2.06 As.