The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-04

returned past the stand ba W.
ed with a chilling silence ,hsa NJ
marked contrast to the reaoN. sss
corded Quinn, who was annlppaoa
the echo as he limped nast tp 20
The second heat of the S.o' ue u
casioned much difference ~ elsa
Albert M appeared to break ,r vRs
tnen came along and Won the h e@s
Silas 5, driven by Judd. tn
however. evidently entertainas W.
trary opinion, for they gave y.
TO S1las 5. This decision vas
orably received, and many nh u
careful note of the heat Were ny
ward in expressing in stronv
their opinion as to the merits
decision l.. H. Dee, Albert me-
has protested against the new, ~
the purse, and threatens to hrs.s
II the money is handed over
The press accommodations r
ecrable, in fact, there was no oo
dation of any description us
The box in the grand stand
10 ne reserved for representatirs.
the papers, was occupied by the !,
AS result of strong and frsss
kicking by the quill-drlvers tbaS
told that they would be allowed =,
the judges stand, an unorthodoS
censurable mode of procedure ~
race-goer's point of view. ana
which occasioned much protest =.
certain parties interested in tho
peting horses.
SPORT WAS GOOD
The sport was good, but sorne,4
featureless. Walter p, who MO,
300 minute class, is the hotties, ~
that has been unloaded in Honoln,n
quite a time. A horse that sts-.
mile in 2:27A in a race OF this Sssss
ton is no SLOUGH, especially when -
practically unhitched from a hac.
put on race track.
Venus, who won two races. n
nothing to beat but ran a better ms
yesterday than she did last June NH
she was palpably off color. W
Woods, who won the free-for-an 49,
ed indications that he is still a c.l
horse. and likely to trouble the has,
them in some future free-for-au
The Rosebud FLY. winner Of the nj
race, and Cornwelrs latest imp3ttatlal
Is small but undeniably speedy IL
will be heard from again; she and n
nus placed no less than three r.
to their owners credit, not baa n
horses only one day off shipboara h
c.. III. Judd fairly annexed d1vJ
laurels. winning three good races n
horses were in the pink of condNl
and under their drivers handling, \
their best.
Opiopio rode like a coming iockl
and farmed the running events.
WILSEY ROMPED HOME
The hundred yards open was a !.
thing for one Wilsey, who roms
home in IL rs, and ran like a cins
path expert. He is open to make
match at the same distance for n,
$3.50 to $500.
AS usual, the Advertisers selects
were right in line, five winners BEL
called outright, viz, w. w. Woods, Y
nus (2), Sir Cassimir and Mystery. e
of the other selections ran second.
Walter p, who took the 800 class
was said, HE Is an unknown quaint
and may effect surprise" Mongos
winner of the 2:40 class, was mar
dangerous" Manalala was piCl
to win the pony race. and would b
done SO had not the Rosebud FLY b
entered at the last moment; as II '
the selection ran second.
HREE-MINUTE CLASS.
Trotting and pacing to harness. p
800.
Walter p, driven by Judd, ran a
with the first heat and could have
out the field. He won under a ST
pull in 2:27A. Artie w, (Gibson) fin
ed second, and his showing was
tremely flattering for a green h
Fred Eros (Quinn) came very fas
the stretch, and was a good third.
(Monsarra) stopped at the three-q
tiers.
Fred Eros ran the whole distans
the second heat, and the heat and
were given to Walter p, who fini
in 2:31k. Artie w was credi
second. The winner is nice ar
and will do better yet. This rel
also refers to Artie w. Fred Eros
headstrong brute. Winner,
Browns bay gelding, Walter p.
TWO-FORTY CLASS.
Trotting and pacing. Purse 500
Dan Mccarthy g., Grigsby) tool
first heat in 2:34. Fred Eros %
was second, length and half be
Mongoose (Judd) led till nearly I
half, and then broke badly. Fred
made up lot of ground in the ST
Mccarthy broke badly in the
eighth of the second heat, and
goose led at the three-quarter.
three lengths. It was cut and
down the stretch. Mongoose winnil
two lengths. Time 2:2SR.
Mongoose won the third heat
liked in 2:32, by three lengths. w
c. H. Judd's brown gelding, MonI
TWO-TWENTY-FOUR CLAs
Trotting and pacing. Purse slN
Silas S (Judd) won the first he
two lengths; Albert NJ (Gibson)
ond; Lustre (Bellina) third; time
. Silas leu all the way after the
eighth, and is a much improved
Albert M ran his usual game
; Lustre broke badly.
Silas S was awarded this hea
the race; time 2:261a. Albert NJ fiji
first, but was disqualified for a
breaking; he rans lame and sort
withal like a good racehorse.
Thomas handled Lustre in this
, but could not keep him on the or
he is fast but unreliable. VIM
HI. Jndd's black gelding, Silas S.
THE FREE FOR ALL.
Trotting and pacing. Purse $40
w. w. Woods (Quinn) took tn
heat from Lustre in 2:26. Quinn
; opponent do all he liked until
stretch was reached, and then
away at leisure.
w. w. Woods took the second
and race in 2:24. shutting Lustr
, Woods is not yet in the sere an
low leaf by considerable OF a m
Winner. Prince David's bay geldiI
w. Woods. "a
THREE-EIGHTH MILE DA