The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-04

Faiter r, who took the ssud oinss, II
Twas said. "iIe II an unknown quantity
and may effect a surprise" honEooee,
winner Of the s;to class. was marked
''danRerouH." MenaiEla was picked
70 win the pony race. and would have
done 30 had not the fti,sebud lilly been
ehtered az the last moment; as Il wac.
the sciection ran second.
THREE MINUTE CLASS.
Trotting and pacing to harness, rNhrse
Walter p, driven by Judd, ran away
with the frat heat and could have shut
out the field. He won under strong
pull In 2:27h. Aftie w, tGtbsonb finish
| ed second, and his showing was ex-
tremeiy ilattering for n green horse.
Fred Eros tQuinn) came very fast In
The stretch, and was good third. Billy
tMohsarrap stopped at the three-quar-
ters.
Fred Eros ran the whole distance H.
the second heat, and the heat and race
Were given to Waiter r. who finished
In 2:31E. Artie w was "A creditabie
second. The winner Is nice animal
and Will do better yet. This remark
also refers to Artle w. Fred Eros is a
headstrong brute. Winner, John
|
Two-FoRTY CLASS.
Trottlng and pacing. Purse 500.
| Dan Mccarthy Is. Grigsby) took the
first heat in 2;% Fred Eros tQuinnl
was second, a length and half behind.
Mongoose tJudd) led till nearly to the
half, and then broke badly. Fred Eros
made UP lot of ground in the stretch,
| Mccarthy broke badly in the first
eighth of the second heat, and Mon
goose led at the three-quarters by
three lengths. 1t was cut and slash
down the stretch, Mongoose winning by
two lengths. Time 2:2Sh.
! Mongoose won the third heat as he
liked in 1882. by three lengths. Winner,
c. II. Judd's brown gelding. Mongoose.
Two-TwENTY-FoUR CLASS,
! Trotting and pacing. Purse 500.
| Silas s (Judd) won the first heat by
two lengths: Albert M (Gibson) Sec
ond; Lustre (Bellina) third: time 2:2s.
Silas leu all the way after the first
eighth, and is a much improved horse.
Albert NJ ran his usual game race.
Lustre broke badly.
Z, Silas s was awarded this heat and
the race; time 2:2sh. Albert NJ finished
first. but was disqualified for alleged
withal like a good racehorse. Sam
Thomas handled Lustre In this heat,
but could not keep him on the ground;
he is fast but unreliable. Winner. c.
II. Judd's black gelding. Silas s.
THE FREE FOR ALL.
Trotting and pacing. Purse 800.
! w. w. Woods tQuinn) took the first
heat from Lustre In 1926. Quinn let his
opponent do all he liked until the
stretch was reached, and then came
away at leisure.
w. w. Woods took the second heat
and race in 2:24, shutting Lustre out.
Woods is not yet In the sere and vel
low leaf by considerable of a margin.
Winner. Prince David's bay gelding. w.
w. Woods.
THREE-EIGHTHS MILE DASH.
| Venus. Lei, Waipahu and Dan were
the start RS. and the former won In a
common canter from Waipahu, with
Lei third; time 80. Opiopio rode Venus
Lei used to be known under another
the patrol" was left at the post. Win
ner, w. II. Cornwells bay mare, We
NUS
HALF-MILE DASH. @
I SirtCassimir played with Lei. and
walked under the wire in 81. Erastus
rode. the winner. Winner, Prince Da-'
. Ddy SldillOH, oil SuSSliluT.
THREE EIGHTHS MILE PONY
| RACE.
The Rosebud filly, entered at the last
moment, and ridden by. Opiopio, won by
city block In Al. Nlanalala was Sec
ond. and kaena third. The tily Is as
pretty as picture. but too tiny. Win
ner. w. II. Cornwells brown flly, by
Lord Brock, Rosebud.
THREE-Q MILE DASH.
Antidote and Venus We're the con-
tenders Venus ran away from the old
horse. and won by three lengths; time
1:l9. Winner. w. III. Cornwell's bay
horse. Venus.
THREE-EIGHTHS MILE MATCH.
Nichols, who rode Manuleli. broke
stirrup at the start and fell to the
ground. Manuleli, minus rider chas-
ed Mystery to the wire. The judges
called 1t no race. Donohue was up on
Mystery. The affair was an accident
pure and simple and no blame whatever
Is attached to Manuleli's rider.