The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-29

Cunningham's Tom Ryder. Fred Eros
and MongoOse.
Antldote. Amarino and Lawrence VI
Will chase for the money In the six
furlongs for Hawaiian breds. The
battle between the old rivals will be
worth going miles 10 witness.
Official program with entries. weights.
colors. etc. will BE- on sale at the
grounds. w. @. Rowland has charge
OF them.
The meeting looks like being one of
the most enjoyable ever held In the
Islands.
Naples. who farmed several races here
and at Hilo during the summer. ran
eighth In a field OF ten I'm n six-fur-
longs race at Oakland. on the 18th in
slant. The mare started at odds OF
80 To against. and ran prominently for
three furlongs. The track was hold
Ing and destroyed whatever chance of
winning she might have possessed.
Naples will yet surprise the talent
when running in a field OF poor horses
and on n fast track.
Jimmy Lsogue rode the winner OF the
Alameda handicap run at Oakland on
the 18th Instant The price was so TO
I. and his mount. Grand Sachem. made
n runaway race Of u. The winner car
ried the feather Of % pounds.
.. X. Wilson says that he win keep
his string here for the Christmas Day
races providing the local owners viii
ship Go Hilo In anything like decent
numbers In that case he will ship
with the Honolulu consignment. which
will leave for Hilo on the 26th Of De-
cember Mr.. Wilson says that 10 Is
about up To Honolulu TO send a few
horses 10 Hilo. and further states that
N the local owners fail<in this respect
he viii never again send horse to
the metropolitan track.
The New Year meeting promises to
be a hummer. There will be no dearth
Of horses. as. I'm addition 20 the repre-
sentatives OF the big Hawaii stables.
presided over by Messrs. Wilson, Hor-
ner. Rodiek and others. there Is every
probability OF many home horses being
sent 10 the half mile track Gay, of
Il Kauai, u II understood. Will send over
some Of his recently imported horses.
from the Garden Isle. to try conclu-
sions at the Second city track. The
reputation for liberality enjoyed by the
IIllo executive will do much To draw a
record crowd OF horses.
A Horner's Idle Boy. considered by
many TO be the best Hawaiian bred in
the Islands. will be started at the Hilo
meeting.
Bob Burns r. on the way here with
Naples and Socialist.
Campus. Everett and Dtvldends
owned by Messrs Wilson and Rocker
will be campaigned at the Coast until
further notice. The former is expect
ed TO win many races when Judiciuosly
placed. Everett is being schooled over
the jumps. and Is doing so well that
an offer of $500 was recently made for
him BY an Engiishman. who was get
ting together n stable OF jumpers 70
take 20 Venezuela and England.
J. r. wilson and Mr.. Rocker won the
neat sum OF 5000 over their horse
Campus which recently got home nj
the Juicy odds Of 20 20 4. Wilson had
, so on and Rocker SO. and they played
! their horse across the board. Wilson
says that he might just as well have
won $40. 600, "a the bookmakers would
. have none Of Campus. and heightened
the odds rather than cutting them
after the combination played thei
; money.
Bniy Cunningham has just received
from the Coast n very handsome sport
. ing souvenir IN the shape Ola clocl
/. and barometer elegantly mounted aml'
. an artistlcally designed collection o
l stirrups. whips. racing colors and othe
turf parsphernaiia. a number OF oil.
time English racing prints came witt
the etricai-astronomical com
!. bination.
w. w. Cornwell r. thinking OF send
ing Venus 10 California and mating he
with one OF the aristocratic sires. eth
or Brutus. 81. Carlo OF WaterCress.
Ahuimanu In now racing at the Sal
Francisco tracks under a new name
ON her FIRST essay she was probabl
nothing but n 'feeier." however. an
!. the ally will doubtless be heard fror
nj no very distant date.
= w. H. Cunningham Intends TO one
1900 FOR a race called the Tndra Stake:
!, 10 be competed for by three-year-old
OF rndra's get. The race win be ru
!. IN 1904. fndra. who is owned by NJ
Z Cunningham. IL by Hindoo out OF Jua
nita. and IL one 81 the best bred horss
| in America During his eight years Z
I, racing he finished first In twenty-tw
a occasions: second. fourteen. and thir'
nine times. Among the many famou
4 horses fndra has beaten are 1oli