The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06
CHAMPIONS
WORKED OUT
w. W. Woods and Waldo
J. Go f asst Heats.
ANOTHER MATCH MADE
Aggravation and Waterfall Will Race
Six FurIongs For Two Hun
dred Dollars.

Inc cdnQlOdteS TOT Satur0ayS races
were all out bright and early yesterday |
morning and in every case did salts
factory work. The track. though some |
what dead and cuppy. is rounding to
nicely and IL the weather continues fine
will be in good condition by the end
of the week.
Prince David and the Hon. Samuel
Parker drove down to the park to see
their entry for the Inter-Island sweep
stakes put through his PAGES.
Sir Cassimir and Vioris were sent the
distance of the race, half mile in :52
and finished strongly. One of CASH
Mrs feet was cut, however. but not
badly enough to interfere with his run
ming next Saturday.
Venus was opened up on the track
and is looking and apparently feeling
in tip-top fettle.
Frank S. and Waterfall formerly
Merrils Faust) were galloped on the
track.
w. w. Woods worked three heats in
l2:24, 2:20 and 2:1S and acted handsome
L y. He is right on edge.
| Waldo j. was sent three heats in
2:40, 2:A and 2:22. His knee is still a
ltrife swollen but does not appear to
trouble him. He is fit to pace the race
of his life.
Chas. Bellina's Wayboy worked q
mile in 2:38 and c. H. Judds Mongoose
negotiated similar distance in 2:291a.
The friends of Wayboy state that
they are willing to match him against
Fred Eros week from next Saturday,
the best three heats out of five, for $500
a side.
1 A match has been arranged for next
saturday between G. s. McKenzie's
bay colt Waterfall and Thomas Holm
gers mare Aggravation. The distance
is six furlongs and the stakes 500 a
side.
Another probable match for next Sat
lurday is between Gus Schuman's Bly,
and G. S. McKenzie's Abbey over
lthree-eighths Of ground.
| Aggravation is a bay mare sired by
1.-THE mighty Brutus. Mrs. Helen Craft
lreceived her as present from Mr..
Book, who bred her, while visiting last
year in California. Aggravation's first
start in the Islands was last June
when she ran third to Naples in a half
mile race. Later on in the same after
moon she beat Weller and Everett in a
lmile race run in 1:47. The following
d
flor the Rosita challenge cup, over a
mile. The race was run in 1:45. a
track record. On June 14th Aggrava-
ton was second to Everett in a race
LOT a mile and a quarter. Last Thurs
lday Hollinger's mare, out of condition,
succumbed to Virgie A. in a six fur
longs dash won in 1:24. On last Sat
urday she was again beaten by Virgie
A. at the same distance; time 1928.
John Callan, the veteran horseman. is
the trainer and will have her about
right for Saturday afternoon.
Merril's Faust, by Watercress &C.
neva, has been rechristened Waterfall.
He is a three-year-old bay colt and
was recently brought down from the
Coast by Sidney Boyd. Last week G.
s. Mckenzie purchased him for $3.50.
On Thanksgiving day Waterfall beat
General Cronje, Shenandoah Jr. and
BY in a three-eighths race run in Al
Last Saturday he was left at the post
in the half mile free-for-all won by
Frank s. Seth Nichols will ride him
in his match race with Aggravation.
BLY, is a chestnut gelding by Racine
Amelia II. and as a two-year-old fetch
led sensational figure. He never rar
Iwltnln POUNDS or his early promise
however. Last Thursday he finished
last in field Of four at three eighth.
of mile.
Abbey is a Friar Tuck horse and {
very green customer just come dowr
from the Mainland. On Saturday las
he finished second to General Cronj,
In half mile maiden race won in :55
He Is owned by G. S. Mckenzie ant
was formerly trained in ]. r. wilson
stable.