The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-18

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horses r8me up 10 th. wiz, w,ll tortthi
~ with settle " q iHno brhlud ana the
iudfts called them back ~ ihlf the
crowd uuurd" vigorously When finally
dispatched upon their journey 20 was
EDNA %. Artlr W. Netctie ~ from start
60 inc last siuhth Tho latter broke met
after starting Hud lost % lot uf gfNtnd
At this she came from FAR behind .n the
stretch and almost caught Edna q 40 the
wire Time 2.g5 In the second heat va.
ma q lod Artic " to the thrcc.cighths.
when Larry Dee drove Nrtic W ahead
and held him Their. until furlorr from
home Then Edna q was urged u
winning effort taking the heat from Ar
tie W with Nettc u close up Time
2;g5 l-s. The race was awarded to Edna
g under protest from W. : With,rs. who
objected to the winner being driven In
hobbies. lie hnscs his objection on Sec
tion 2, rule .. OF the rules ana ioEula-
lions Of the National Trottine Associa-
ton. The betting was 10 20 $ against the
h,ld, bar Ncttle II.
FIVE FURLONGs DASH.
y field of SIX, which Is a record Tor the
Islands kept the starter usefully em-
ployed and the public waiting for forty
five valuable minutes. Jockey piggott
was fined $50 for being backward In COM
ing forward with Nirgie \, the favorite.
The flag finally fell to a good start and
Venus went to the front and stayed
there. There was nothing to it but old
Venus. Gartorline chased her through
out the Journey, but couldn't get nearer
than a couple of lengths. Racery occu-
pied third place to the five furlongs pole.
when she gave place to Nirgie A, and
from there on was never dangerous Wa
tossa ran like a dead one and his poor
showing at this meeting is ineXplicable.
Venus won by three lengths in the fair
time of 1902 1-2. Garterline was second,
two lengths ahead of Virgie A. which de-
feated Racery for show money by four
lengths. Virgie A was favorite at 100 to
20 against any horse named to beat her.
THE MILE.
Aggravation was a slight favorte over
General Cronje and both horses were
literally supported. Cronje led by three
parts of length at the quarter and had
increased his advantage to an open
length at the half mile pole. The mare
closed up little at the five furlongs
pole, but ran if stale and trailed the
General to the wire, arriving length
and a half too late. Time las ga
GENTLEMAN'S DRIVING RACE.
w. w. Wood was the choice. Wait-a-
Little, driven by Chris Holt led to the
quarter, when Wood joined him, and they
stayed neck and neck to the five-eighths |
where Wood broke badly and allowed
Wait to secure a big lead, and
Walter = to take second position. This
he kept until the wire was reached sue |
cumbing to Wait a-Little and taking sec |
ond honors from the fast-coming Woods, |
which, but for his break, would have |
won. Lustre was fourth. Los Angeles
was pulled up in the first eighth Time |
PA
THE CRITERION CUP.
1t was 100 to 20 on Weller-that was all. |
Lady Amanda cut out the pace at the |
start, but had dropped back to second |
place, two lengths behind Weller, first |
time passing the stand. At the quarter
Weller was couple lengths in front of
he lilo horse and had gained two more
engths at the half. Lady Amanda was
lopelessly beaten. So they ran to the
inish, Weller again demonstrating his
immense superiority by packing 1877
pounds to victory in the excellent time
IF 2:39
SUMMARY.
KAPIOLANI PARK, June 18th, 1901
Weather, fine; track, fast.
EIalf-mile DASH Hawaiian bred purse
100:
Amyethyst, 119 Observation-Disclosures. Ross l
iaiety Girl, ll9 ....,............. Piggott
Albert II, 124 Observation-Disclosures. Thomas 3
Time 81. Bad start. Winner trained
~ sylvia. Won easily by five lengths,
Kealia Ranch b. m. aged, by <e-
Amethyst pounds the
,est. Gaiety Girl useless. Albert short,
Merchants Purse, 300 class, trotting
nd pacing, best two heats in three; purse
$50; sweepstake, club adds 800:
edna q ....,,..,.........,.,.,.Da l
Artie w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Dee Y
Iettie II ................. McManus
Winner trained by Callahan.
Time 2:25. 2:25 1-2. Winner w. Lucas
}. m. aged, by Carl Nutwood- unknown.
edna G in hobbies. Artie w stale. Net
lie HIS driver not looking for floral horse
hoes yesterday.
Five furlongs dash, free for all; purse
100.
'enus. ll9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ross j
1l9 .............. McAuliffe 2
'irgie a, ll9 ,..,.......,...... Piggott 3
tacery, ll9 ,.....,.,.......... Leonard 4
Natossa, III ...,.........,,.., Thomas
iaiety Girl, 1l9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. kaena 6
Winner trained by Callahan.
Time 1902 ga. Good start. Won easily
y three lengths second and third driv-
Nc. Winner, w. Lucas b. m. aged, by
tfOna- Bellllua. venus a prize package.
not herself after her fall. Vir-
lie hindered by the weight of money she
arried Racery not yet acclimated. Wa
Ossa worthless at present.
one mile dash, free for all; purse $3.50:
eneral Cronje, 119 ............ Piggott 1
ggraVation, 1923 ............ Leonard 2
Winner trained by Burns.
Time Las As. Start fair. Won easily
y two lengths, Winner G. s. McKen-
les b. g. aged, by imp. Martenhurst-
ongstress. Cronje doesn't capitulate
nese days he Is a wonderfully improved
orse Aggravation got too much OF it
n Tuesday
Gentlemen's driving race, one mile heat
rec for all, amateur drivers, open to
lembers of the Hawaiian Jockey Club;
up value $50
'alt-a-Llttlo .'....'.......'.'... Holt
alter 4 .,',,,,.,..'r'...,. Nlda /
: w, Wood ........,... Prince David 3
ustre .........,...........,...H Hogan
os Angeles ....,,.,..,... Drummond