Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-04
GOOD SPORT At
KAP|0LAN| PARK
How Labor Day After
noon Was Enjoyed by
the Masses.
some VERY GOOD time
MADE BY The HORSES
Thousands Of People Have a Good
Time--SOme Exciting Episodes
Two Bands of Music in
Attendance.

There was an immense attendance
at the track and field sports at Kapi,-
lani Park in the afternoon. The grand
stand was jammed hundreds of people
swarmed on the track and scores OF
carriages occupied with sightseers
stood within the track circle. Both the
Government and Concordia bands were
present and played alternately.
The Honolulu Driving Associations
Judges were DIR. J. Shaw, II. II. Ed
monds and John w. Mcdonald. NJ. II
Digs was clerk of course.
Two exciting episodes took place.
One was the throwing of Jockey Men
OILS In match race. Happily he es-
capped with slight abrasions Of the
scalp and arms. The other was In the
2:40 class trotting race. Jim Quinn
was scoring Fred Eros when the lines
broke and the horse ran away. At
about the first furlong post Quinn
climbed over the animals back and got
hold Of the lines. He was getting the
horse well under control when Capt.
Fox of the mounted patrol dashed
alongside, frightening the runaway.
The result was the wrecking of ne
sulky, while Quinn was thrown Violent
ly upon the track. He limped back
past the stand, amidst uproarious ap-
plause, asked the judges for time to get
another sulky and was soon In the
race again.
THE EVENTS.
Trotting and pacing to harness, mile
heats best 2 out OF 3. Purse 500. En-
tries-Artie w., Capt. Soule; Walter p,
G. II. Judd; Billy, w. T. Monsarrat;
Fred Eros, Jaeger. Won by Walter p,
2:27h and 2:3l.
Half mile bicycle race. Geo. Desha,
1st A. F. Ellsworth, I'd; Dan Smith,
3D.. Time, 1888.
Trotting and pacing to harness, 2:2i
class, mile heats, best out OF 3. En-
tries-Silas s., C. II. Judd; Albert NJ
l.. II. Dee; Lustre. C. II. Bellina Silas
s. took first heat In 1926. Albert NJ
crossed the line first In the second heat,
but on allegations that he had passed
Silas S. by running the heat and the
race was awarded to Judds horse. Mi.
Dee protested the race, announcing tina.
II the money were paid over to Mr..
Judd he would sue for it,
Quarter mile bicycle race for boys
under 16. George Madeiros, LIST: Geo.
Comes, I'd; Joe Decker, Sd. Time, 40
seconds.
Running race, three eighths nile
dash. Purse s25. Entries-Venus, w.
H. Cornwell; Lei, c. II. Judd. Wal
pahu, J. T. Wright; Dave, VI. Rodri-
CUES. Won by Venus in 80 seconds.
A match race between Mystery and
Maunaleili was won by the former by
about head. Maunaleili came home
riderless, Nichols the Jockey having
been thrown In the homestretch by the
breaking of stirrup. 1t was declared
no race, after great deal Of argument
on both sides, on the ground of an un
official start. DR.. Monsarrat had been
sent to start the race. Before he reach
ed the post Bonnie Judd at the mu-
tual request of the jockeys gave the
start. In the meantime a request from
the owner of Mystery reached The
judges to change his jockey, uonahuc
as he had heard the race was fixed,
One hundred yards dash, open. Will
sey, LIST; w. Vida, I'd; Antoine Kaoo, Sd,
Trotting and pacing to harness, 2:4C
class, mile heats best out of g.
Purse 800, Entries-Dan Mccarthy
s, Grigsby; Mongoose, c. II, Judd;