The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-17

mail mile. with Mosquito second. Quinn
was only biding his time, however, and
got 70 work in the sixth furlong to such
good effect that in less than an eign,n of
mile the heat was TO all tntents and
purposes his. The other heats were an
exact replica of the first, with the
exception that Mosquito declined the
issue in the third essay.
THE HAWAIIAN BRED MILE.
Amaranth led at the quarter by four
lengths Then Amarino started to make
up the disadvantage, and at the half had
but length the worst of it. So they ran
to the three-quarters. when Thomas set
ued down TO work, and Amarino, by
sheer gameness, wore down the Kealia
mare, which ran staunch and true TO
the wire, and obtained the verdict all
out, by half length. Time A Thomas
rated the winner to a nicely and de-
serves credit
JOCKEY CLUB CUP.
Weller was favorite at l TO s. The only
other starters were Billy McClosky and
Lady Amanda. The Kealia representa-
tive made the running for the first three
furlongs, with the Hilo horse second and
Weller third. At me quarter pole Billy
McClosky went to the front but was soon
passed by Weller. McClosky stuck TO
Weller till the final quarter when the
sorrel drew away and won easily by
three lengths in 2:1119 Lady Amanda,
three lengths off, ran well for a mile
THE PONY RACE
A field of seven curious animals faced
the starter. Minnie, said to be streak.
was backed against the field. Minnie led
TO the stretch, when she collapsed. and
Wolters' Eileen. ridden by the Japanese
Sloan, scurried home first like a badly
scared jackrr, bbit. Lady NJ, the only Ie-
Ultimate pony in the bunch, finished
third. The time was :5212
THE HAY AND CORN STAKES.
The rabble got onto Billy McClosky for
a good thing at odds Oh to 10. People
who really needed money backed Agra
walton. Gaiety Girl led TO the three
eighths, when Aggravation displaced her
McClosky's boy was Illuminating on the
desirability of a trip to Hilo, four lengths
behind. At the half it was the Brutus
mare by two lengths, with McClosky still
running in his sleep. At the six furlongs
pole McClosky got the once to get
move on himself, which he did, arriving
at the station just too late to catch the
train. Time la. The judges scented the
delectable rodent and called all bets off
SUMMARY.
Weather, fine; track, fast.
rac. FREQ fo- all forr t,,r,7,.s,. $50 x1sn
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Time La. Good start, except Gaiety
Giri. Won driving by half length
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Kealia-Amandine Amarino too good for
his sister, and was nicely ridden ANA