The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-16

trained. Westwood and Sec. Nichols will
handle the horses this season.
Harry Fears, who rode for Prince
David last season and who came from
the States a year ago with Matt Farley,
will return to his home in Little Rock,
Arkansas, shortly Harry says that he
has had great sufficiency of race hors-
in " and will henceforward help his aged
parents to raise garden truck
On Sunday afternoon at the track Ac-
robat, driven by w. II. Smith, and LUIS
ire. piloted by Charlie Bellina, chased
each other for half mile. The brush
was to buggies and Lustre won in lib
Every Sunday afternoon a bunch of
roadsters do funny things on the circuit
but SO far no lives have been lost.
Octoroon, which is suffering from a
strained tendon in her nigh fore leg had
the injured member blistered yesterday
Her owner hopes to have his black pet
on the track in a couple of weeks.
Yesterday Artie w worked a heat in
2:SS, last half 1:12 Albert NJ in the same
stable was sent a mile in 2:33
James McAuliffe will train for Prince
David this season. He will also have
| Gartalene, which mare should arrive
here from the Coast in three weeks.
Jimmy is capable boy and his en-
| ployers should have no cause to grum-
bic when the seasons results come to
lbe reviewed
| c. II. Judd has now five horses in his
stable-Vfolin, Star, Irish Lassie, Faro
Bank and Wayboy. Violin Is doing well
and looks like being as good as ever
this year. Irish Lassie is lame and has
not been worked for two weeks. Way
boy, which is looked upon as bread
winner, is working along satisfactorily.
He put in two heats yesterday in 2:37lz
and 2:3S, respectively.
The only McManus is now quartered
at the track. He has McKenzie's Tom
Ryder and his own Ayres P. Tom Ry-
der is looking wonderfully we'll and has
more fat on him than ever before.
Proneness to run TO lean has always
been the trouble with him. The veteran
Ayres P also looks slick and well and
is said to have shed most of his sore
ness Mac SAYS that the Fourth of July
meeting IN HiIo will sure be a whooper
C. s. Mckenzie, manager of the Hoo
lulu Park track VIII race no horses OF
his own, as he considers such Il policy
to he detrimental to the best interests
OF sport.
McManus has received Pedro. a bay
pacing gelding to train. and expects tc
receive other additions to his string.
W. NJ. Cunningham's Lorraine c Is a.
race this season. At present she Is act
ing as running mate to Waldo J. Tor.
raine c is by the unbeaten FL Rio Rev
Allegro also owned nv Cunningham
will not be raced this year.
Watossa will, it Is expected, be match
ed against the winner of next Saturday:
race.
Aleck Harris, the track expert, has
received three horses to train. They
were shipped from Kauai by CHARLES Ric.
and consigned to Tom King. Dickey Da
Wis will drive two of them in their en-.
gagements. The lot consists Of:
Mongoose. hay horse, years old PAGER
ter.
Albert. bay horse. runner.
Harry 3 is by Hollywood, an island
horse, out of Hattie B, half-sister t
Yolo Maid Albert has won races or
Kauai and was bred by "Kukaiau'' Hor
lner.
Aleck Harris is a past master In th'
lart of training and few years ago de
veloped Judah esq and Fred. Ma
(2:42is). the former PAGER and the lat
ter a trotter Both of the marks OBJ
tanned by these horses are 1sland-bre'
records and stand today.
George Graham, formerly trainer TO
Green Norris and later on for himself
lis handling John D, the dark PAGER, 10
Billy Cunningham. John D has a ring
bone or would be n crackerjack, from al
appearances.
Opiopio is training Indra for Cunning
ham, Harry Piggott having left the EN-
pIoy of the wela ka TIao stable.
Tom RYDER Is said to have worked