The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-05-03
GETTING DOWN
TO HARD WORK

The work done at the track yesterday
was as follows:
John D, three heats-2:5O, 2:S5, 2:S7. The
last two heats were worked with Violin.
Violin worked three heats in 2:27, 2:2314
and 2:23la. The first heat was evenly
rated. In the second heat the time of
the eighths was 10, :371a 1854. 1:11A,
1:2Sk, LAG, 2:23A In the third heat the
quarters were :37 As, lis, las, 2:23k. The
last half was covered in 1:OS1a and the
last quarter in :35h.
Waldo j was not out and did not ap-
pear to be feeling at his best.
Edith r was logged a couple of heats.
Leahi went two heats in 1923 and 3:0S1a,
being urged with a section of a chain
harrow.
Gaiety Girl was sent half a mile in "a.
last quarter in 80. She has some speed.
The Lord Brock filly galloped an eighth
in H.
Los Angeles mark Is 2:23Ia.
w. M. Cunningham's Allegro, by Three
Cheers-Miss Pickwick, is in foal to In
dra. Lorraine c, by Ell Rio Rey-Avil,
will also be sent to Indra. If blood
counts, Billy should get a good one.
G. S. McKenzie's horses to be shipped
here will likely include Socialist, Billy
McCloskey, Everito and General Cronje.
Other Hilo runners likely to come are
Rejected, Dixie Land and Frank s.
The Jockey Club will start to erect
several new stalls at the track this week.
They are badly needed.
Virgie A will be taken to the track
today and trained pro TEN by her owner,
Fred. Smith. The black mare is likely
to be matched against Watossa at six
furlongs, provided that George Thomas
decides to race the Watercress gelding
before June H.
1t was mentioned by responsible par
ty at the Jockey Club meeting that the
club expected to receive notice to Vacate
the track after the June races on ac-
count of the powers that be having de-
cided to throw the tract open to the pub
lie. One result of this statement is that
a local horseman who had sent $500 to
California to invest In a PAGER, has writ
ten, countermanding the order.
Waldo Us temper is not of the molasses
kind. Yesterday he kicked Jim Duncan
over the right knee, giving him a pain
full knock.
The resurrected Gaiety Girl was an es-
pecial fancy of the late Tom Gay, who
used to declare that she could beat
Amarino at a mile
W. McDonoughs Abbey will be taken
to the track for training purposes in a
few days.
The jockeys available for the coming
races are: Ross, Thomas. McAuliffe.
Fears, Opioplo, Kaena. Hlo and Kauai
are likely 10 furnish rider or two.
A recent arrival in town is one Erv-
ingston, who claims to be a jockey.
Larry Dee and George Thomas are the
two stake ioshers of the track. Georges
jokes are of uniform badness year in
and year out, but Larry's shafts OF hu-
NOR get more wretched the nearer race
day approaches. The reason for this
doubtless Is that the extra attention de-
manded by his stable prevents him CIV
ing the necessary time TO sharpening the
arrows of repartee. Try sapollol
specimen Of the handlwork OF these
unbrldled humorists,
Mr.. Dee-Well, George. what authority
have We for stating that there was beer
Ia the Ark?
Georpo-The kangaroo was there with
his hops
Mr. Dee-So was Bruln.
GEORGE Sec Nichols bet me hat and
went away without paying the wager
Alr Dse-That capped the climax. di1
n notf
Georse Tho point Of your argument Is
not only seen but fell.
And 40 they guin AMI quirk from cock
ofus until euffag bell.