The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-11-30


saunch. land u the goods by short
head Frank s should have Wuu D. Il
Thomas been physically III 90 have rid
den Suything Ike "A strong finish. " 3
ripp'.d leg lost tho race. Am1rino
fniriy set the seal on his fame by his
game run in the last eighth. His was
q game effort, and the grand stand
went Wild over It.
ONE MILE. FREE FOR ALL,
old Antidute and Billy McCloskey
had IL between them. Thomas on Billy
INDUCED the gray with the lead until
the last eighth, and then came along
and won what appeared to the unini-
tated to be IA close race. The crowd
were yelling for the green goods"
horse to a man. woman and infant, and
Thomas allowed the game old chap to
he beaten without in anywise being
disgraced
SUMMARY OF EVENTS.
KAPIOLAN1 PARK. Nov. 29.-Horo-
lulu Driving Association; fine: track
holding,
First Race-W Waikiki Inn Cup six
furongs. Hawaiian breds, 1925 added.
Amarino. a.. 119 CNichols) ........... /
Antidote. a., 1i9 Harry jones' ....,. .
Lawrence H. 4, 119 IL. Ferreira) .... .
! Time. 1:23ia: good start won ridden
out by a length and Il half, second
driving. Winner. r. Ballentyne's b. Z
Amarino. by Kealia- Amandine. Winner
a much improved horse. Too mudd.
for Antidote. Lawrence banks loudly.
Second Race-Three- eighths mile,
maiden; purse $125
Merril's Faust 3, ia CKaena) ......
General CrOnje, a.. 119 (ThomaS) 80. .
Shenandoah Jr., 4, 119 (Nichos) go. 3
BLY,, 5, 119 (Opiopio) .................. 4
Time, Al; fair start won galloping;
second and third driving. Winner G.
S. McKenzies b. &. Merril's Faust, by
Imp. Watercress-G Geneva. Fau-t the
class. Cronje should be in St. Helena.
Shenandoah not of lovable DISPOSE
ton, but a streak. Bly, is regarded af-
fectionately by the stable cats.
/ Third Race-Special trotting and
pacing; best two heats in three; purse
800.
Tom Ryder Cunningham ....,...
Mongoose (Judd) ................ 2
| Time, 2:5Ok; BASH; both heats won
as desired. Winner. w. II. Cunning
hams b. g., Tom Ryder Ryder went
through the mud like the old cam
paigner he is Mongoose didn't but
es. Scratched. Fred Eros.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs, free for
all; purse $125.
| Virgil A, "a, 119 (Thomas) .......... 1
iAggravation. 5. 119 (Opiopio) ........
General Cronje, a, 119 Ckaena) ..... 3
| Time, 1924; good start; won easily BY
a length; second, driving. Winner. ].
r. Wilson'S blk m, Virgie A, by True
Briton-Big Bertha. Virgie much the
best Aggravation short and running
out of her distance. General Cronje
dizzy keeping tab on the leader.
Fifth Race-Half mile, free for all;
purse $125.
Amarino, a., 119 (Nichols) .......... Il
Frank S, "a, 119 CThomas) .......... q
Abbey, 4, 119 (Kaena) ............... 81
Time, 59h; fair start; won by a short
head; first two driving. Winner. r.
Ballentyne's b. g., Amarino, by Kealia-
Amandine. Frank S the best Thomas
lost race by being too weak to finish.
Amarino ran a good game race. Abbey
short and could not keep up. Frank S
Will beat Amarino when they meet
again. Scratched, Brock, 119.
Sixth Race-One mile, free for all
purse $3.50.
Billy McCloskey, a, 122 CThomas) :. II
Antidote, a, 119 (Nichols) ........ q
Watassa, 4, 119 (Kaena) .......... 81
Time, 1864; good start; won clearly
half length; second all out. Winner,
j. r. Wilson's C. h.. Billy McCloskey, |
by Joe Hooker-Jessie r. Billy tons the |
best when right; short yesterday. An
tidote, king in mile race for ma
yves. WatSSa no could CO." Good |
horse that Watass, some day he win,"
as the Portuguese remarked at Hilo.
The officials were as follows:
T, Judges, j. w. Mcdonald, Captain
Soule, DR.. Shaw; starter, Dr. Monsar-
rat; timekeepers, Frank Kruger, j. !
Quinn; saddling paddock, DR.. Clap
ham; clerk of the course, III. NJ. Ayres;
clerk of the scales, AL Moore.
Next Saturday afternoon the follow
ing card will be decided:
One and one-quarater miles, running
free for all; first $3.50, second $25.
one mile running, Hawaiian breds;
first 500, second $25.
one mile team race: first $780,
Three minute class, trotting and pac- !
ing; purse 500.
One mile. trotting and pacing, Ha-
waiian bred; purse $780,
Free for all, trotting and pacing;
purse $500.
Entries close to the secretary today
at II O'Clock at the Club Stables.
Entry fees are ten per cent of the
first money.
Gus Schumann has charge of all re-
freshment privileges, and to him APP
plications must be made.
One dollar will be the charge for adj
mittance tomorrow; quarter stretch
badges will cost 81. Carriages will be
admitted to the grounds free.
A meeting of the Driving Association
Will be held tonight in the Hawaiian
Hotel at 1880 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present
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