The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-06
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Theltarness Events
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The entries In the harness events ~
I the Hawaiian Jockey ,1ubs coming
races closed last night. but Secretary
| Crabbe stated 90 " reporter of this pa
I per that he was not az liberty 90 make
I them public as they would not be OPEN
cd until next Monday afternoon. The
entries In the running races viii not
close until Saturday afternoon In or
der 60 allow q. s. Mckenzie 10 arrive
from Hllo and make his entries In per-
son.
/ The harness events. II Is safe TO say.
have filled better than in recen, years.
and the following list will be found to
be not far from the mark:
! Free-for-all-Waldo J., Wayboy Ed
ma G.
Gentlemen's driving race Steam
plough. Edna c., Frank Murphy, Wait
a-Little. Violin, Abdine, Tout, Los An
geles.
Hawaiian bred-Edth b., Boswell,
Jr, Leahi. Madeline.
2:30 class-Albert M, Oak Grove, Cy-
clone. Billy Lemps. Steamplough. Dsuty
Rhodes.
| 2:2t class-Directress, Edna c., Los
Angeles. Steamplough, Oak Grove, Cy-
clone.
2:li class-Abdine, Wayboy, Violin.
| Captain Soules little trotter Artie w.
has been taken away from the track.
as he failed to show enough speed to
warrant his being entered. This is to
be regretted for Captain Soule is a
good sportsman and one whom II would
be pleasure to see own good horse.
Boswell, Jr, and Tout, the horses
! which arrived from Kauai on Satur-
day. are stabbed in town and have done
nothing so far with the exception OF
being logged on the road. Tout, a prob
able starter in the amateur event, is a
racing looking bay gelding.
Weller works today and 1t is prob
able that he will be sent a good mile.
He is lazy horse and will not exert
himself unless in company, so unless
he succeeds in hooking up alongside
something on the track Prince David
will, perforce, have TO take good deal
for granted as far as the sorrel is con-
cerned.
Socialist is on the shelf, dead lame,
and it is extremely improbable that he
will face the starter.
Yesterday morning i'm the presence of
his owner, Carter Harrison, Jr., went
a mile in 1:46A, going to the six-fur-
long pole in 1:17ia. The son of import
ed Watercress simply ate up the track
ard J. O'Rourke was able to send a
very tlattering report back to friends
in Hilo.
Alta Stacy, Amarino's opponent,
worked three-quarters in 1875.
On Monday Nullah negotiated five
furlongs in 1:031s.
BY far the most interesting work
done by the runners yesterday was ths .
apportioned to Del Vista, the mare in
Burns stable of which great things are
expected. Her trainer smuggled her
onto the track about noon and she was
on and away before anyone was aware
that she had left her stable
The sorrel started off at great Gin,
going to the half in :51ia and to the
three-quarters in 1:17. She could not
carry her speed, however, and, as IN
previous workouts, died away in the
final furlong of the mile. finishing very
tired in 1:46. Before her performance
yesterday it was considered probable
that she would give Weller a race for
the Rosita cup, but her latest showing
nips that fond theory in the bud and it
looks as II for second time Prince
David's horse would appropriate the
mug.
Rejected Joined in with Del Vista in
the last half mile yesterday and the Old
horse galloped away from the mare
r ;54.
Despite the fact that Cyclone has a
leg as big as pineapple, the black
keeps on working along in 2:2G and con-
firms The Advertiser reporters oft-ex-
pressed opinion that Quinn's horse is
the best lame horse that has ever
struck the track.
Bob Ballentyne will work Molly Con-
nors and Amarino today.
John Callan's stable is rapidly get
ting to resemble the headquarters of a
swell mainland racing string. The lat
est Improvement is the working of the
horses names upon their cloths.
The jockeys have started reducing
and from now on the peaceful residents
of Waikiki Will be confronted with the
strange spectacle of George Thomas
Piggott, "Pemi'' Fears. Jim McAuliffe
ana other knights of the pigskin pedes-
trianiznS at pace faster than a walk
Yesterday was glorious day for their
! initial hike and the boys appreciated il
in large drops
week from today will see the COM
E'encement Of Honoulu's racing festi-
val ana as a general thing the final
| work will be done next Saturday. AL
ready the advance guard of racing men
from the other islands has begun TO ar
rive and visit to the track any morn
! ing this week will convince tn, most
skcptical that Hawaiians have still a
warm corner In their hearts for the
| sport OF Kings
/ CHOLERA MORBITS A DANGEROIrS