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

progress yesterday and they will be fit
for occupation today.
Amaranth won't be in shape to run
next Tuesday. Her trainer hopes, how
ever, to start her on the last day Of the
meeting The mare fouled chain in
singing and slightly injured one Of her
legs.
The Kauai contingent look remarkably
we'll now that their toilets have been
made and the stains OF travel removed.
Joe Rodrigues, the jockey. came from
Kauai to ride for the Kealia stable.
The Kauai quartet may be shipped to
Hilo after the local meeting.
Last Call, 3-year-old FLY by Rosita,
is said to be an exceedingly promising
animal. She is now on Kauai.
lola was found to have strained liga-
ment in her off hind leg and it will be
fully six weeks before she can go ON the
track again. DR.. Rowatt is attending
her. He Is also doctoring Cunningham
broken down John D.
Nettie H was last year worked at Tan
foran and once showed 2:25 in trial
heat. She has been in the Islands about
a year.
F. L. Dortch is reported to have sold
George Bennett, 1.-The Honolulu horse
for 5000. The animal is a bay PAGER and
has never yet started in a race. He was
at the local track in charge of McManus
last year. He has shown mile in 2:1O
on the Pleasanton track.
Steamplough came to Honolulu two
years ago next October Charlie Bellina
sold him to George Carter for $500. When
a youngster he showed great speed and
was turned out, to be taken up and
trained the following year. In the inter-
i'm he was sold and found his way down
here.
Steamplough was backed for quite a
stake last night to win the free-for-all.
Yesterday Tom Ryder was gwen heats
in 2:25 and 2:27.
Other work done was as follows:
Walter P, 2:3S, 2:31.
w. w. Wood, 2:32, 2:3O, Prince David
driving.
Albert M and Artie w worked several
slow heats.
Los Angeles put in several good heats
around 2:25
Leahi worked heat in 2:40 and several
slower ones.
Virgie A was sent six furlongs in 1.22
Vioris galloped three-quarters in 1924 ;
last half :55
Abbey worked slow half
Billy McCluskey went the route in 1:4S
General Cronje Coast Range) travers-
ed six furlongs very nicely In 1:20k
Socialist romped three-quarters at a
minute clip.
Waterfall was given a quarter in
PSF.
Gartalene ran half mile in 52 and is
coming to nicely.
The California Feed Companys cup
for Hawaiian-bred harness horses arriv-
ed on the Mariposa yesterday. It was
obtained from Shreve, of San Francisco,
and cost $3.50. The trophy, which is the
handsomest ever contested for in the
Islands, stands seventeen inches high
and will be on view today in McInerny's
corner window.
Albert Horner of Kukaiau may not race
his horses at Hilo after all, as his time
is so occupied upon the plantation
Albert Horner's black mare Zinfandel,
by Idalium-Frisa, died at her owners
ranch some weeks ago while foaling.
Last Fourth of July at Hilo. Zinfandel
won the mile free-for-all after a mem
orable struggle. defeating the speedy
Naples. Her owner made a big clean
up over the race. Little Logue rode the
winner. Zinfandel was race horse of
considerable quality and her untimely
demise is to be regretted.
Entries close next Saturday at noon.
The Kauai horses were walking in the
park yesterday. Amaranth Is the best
locker of the string and If appearance
counts for anything, should prove to be
the best of Colonel Spaulding's lot.