The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-11-23
HORSES At
The TRACK
Are Training Hard For
Thanksgiving Day.
some GO0O TIME IS MADE
Honolulu Will See a Day Of High
Class Racing on Next
thursday.

me and all In favor Of horse-training
operations. which were commenced at a
very early hour at headquarters. A large
number OF candidates for next Thursdays
races put In an appearance. and tie
track was In fair order the work was of
a very interesting description, though no
sensational times were shown.
Brock, with Domingo Ferrera up, gal
loped mile and worked through the /
stretch. The horse Is short but moves ex-
tremely well
Amarino was out for the first time IN an /
: age. He looks greatly improved. and felt |
so good that he away with his boy i
and traversed three-eighths before pull
Ing up.
frank worked three-eighths In 55 sec
} onds.
Venus went a half in So. The first three
furlongs were traversed In y. The time |
was made comfortably.
. General Cronje ana Rubberneck work. |
. cd six furlongs at two-minrte gait, FIN !
!, ithing together. The latter horse seems |
Z to improve with each succeeding gallop.
Virgie A negotiated three furlongs at a !
, twc-minute clip. This mare Aas AN at
D tTactive style OF galloping.
= Sir Cassimir huttered quarter in n
Z and did not seem to be much pushed.
Weller ran a cracking good mile in so. !
rel was pretty well all out when he COM
pleted the circuit
8 Antidote went a mile in SO. The old
fellow gallops resolutely as ever
Billy McCloskey and Boyds dark one
3 kept company for a mile: time. 1:5s. II
, was not "A time-making expedition. Billy
lis palpably short and the unnamed ran
z neck and neck with him to the wire.
Aggravation was sent slow mile and
seems to be hardly up to a race. She
N tai htIt ie
apparently very short of work.
2 Abbey. @. s. McKenze's Friar Tuck
d horse. slipped over a quarter in q. Alb
d bey favored rear leg some but made
Q friends by the manner he did what was
asked of him.
Maui Rose exercised with w W.
y Woods. assisting the latter in one Of his
heats.
Watassa left six vrlongs behind in 1:25.
finishing none too strong.
bly, and Vioris galloped in the park.
W. w. Woods worked several heats the
best being 2:20. with pace-maker.
Fred. Eros hung up heats in 2:3S and
229. He Is fattering customer.
Others did nothing worthy of notice,
outside of their customary exercises.
Domingo Ferreira IL making strenuous
efforts to be permitted to accept mounts
l. at the coming meeting. II his services
are not in demand he wants to be allow
ed TO have the leg UP on his own horse.
Brock.
The following are the Jockeys whose
services will be available next week:
Nichols. Thomas. KRena, Opiopio and
Harry.
tf Two owners were trying. without sue
N cess. TO hit on "A name for a colt at the
track yesterday
~ why not call him Bad News?' sug-
gcsted third party.
Bad News?' said the owners in Choir
. US.
~ Yes. travels fast don't it?' explained
the owner of the suggestion. And as he
limped painfully from the paddock, hi.
- trail was marked with a rich profusion OF
q. lcurry combs. liniment vials and the like
The Melbourne Cup run on the 7tt
. inst. was won by r. T. Forests black
3 colt Clean Sweep. by Zalinski- Benzine. A
q Richardson rode him. Malster was sec
lond and AlIx third. Odds Of twenty Il
- one were offered against each Of the frs
= three. The time was minutes % seconds
4 The Melbourne Cup Is a handicap of 2
q sovereigns each. with 1900 soveregns ant
trophy value 100 sovereigns added: sec
y ond 800 sovereigns: third. $50 sovereigns
S out of the stake.
4 Marguerite GID and Annie Roone.
- C2:1O) are half-sisters to Bellina's Way
3 boy and not fun sisters. as stated in yes
e terday's Advertiser.
q a week from the date OF the closing o
q entries is n long time ahead to predic
- how each race will fill. but the folowin
= authorizations as to entries may not b
& far amiss:
q 800 class-wayboy, Mckinley.
240 class-Fred. Eros. Fred.
Free for all-Waldo J. W. w. Woods
+ Hawaiian-bred trotting and pacing
q won't fill.
Team race-Mongoose. Acrobat. w. v
Woods. Walter p. ". II. Diggs' black %
team.
T. One and one-quarter miles running
& Weller. Billy McCloskey. Sidney Boyd
entry General Cronje.
~
3 key. vloris. Virgie a. General Cronje. Al
G. gravation, Sidney Boyd's entry.
Six furlongs-watassa, Abbey. viori
BLY,. Venus.
& one-half mile running-Brock, Frank
q Sir Cassimlr. Abbey, Venus.
One mile running, Hawaiian-breds-Al
- tidote, Amarino. Lawrence III, Rubbe
= neck.
= Five furlongs. running. Hawaiian-bret
e Lawrence ~. Rubberneck. Antidote, AT
larino. Maui Rose.
Pony race-Lady NJ, Windsplitter, ka
y ma Kaunakakai
e. The ed d'torialet published in a mornir
a paper anent the alleged mistake Of Il
Honolulu Driving Association in tryir
TO do too much In one day, was read wi
4 amusement by local horsemen. The su
e. xestion that followed that there should
- four or five good races. excited their RI
= bles to explosion point. Moreover. Z
3 tlperagraph stamped the writer as bell
r - cr!minally unfamiliar with existing conS
- tions in the Hawaiian racing world.
> The Association has prepared a card
= twelve good races. for which $500
purses II offered. The meeting will
Lee. an aii-day one commencing at 10 a
There are forty prospective entrants
n all the various events many OF which ha
radi- come from the coast ana Hno. IN va
Is Of lof these facts. gentlemen. Is the card
= II rich7
4 on Mckenzies Apney ls sIe.n ~
rn.r in Napa. California
.aro Bob Balientyne IL personally super
tending Amarino's preparation.
Manuel Rodrigues will enter Lady
and windsplitter In the pony race.
a.. D..rr Ha