The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-25

ARE CHOSEN
The TheProgramCom-
plete for the
Racing.
GENTLEMEN'S RACE
WILL BE A BIG ONE
Sam Parker Judge If lie Re-
turns Today--lnterest in
Cowboys Race.
TeHE entries Coz tOmorrow,s big rae-

SW~HE entries for tomorrow's big rae
ing matinee at Kapiolani Park
A closed yesterday at noon, and at
meeting OF the executive COM
mittee of the Jockey club last evening
the official program was made up the
meeting was held at the Club stables
and was attended by the full commit
tee. All the preliminary arrangements
for the matinee were completed with
the appointment of officials who will
be in charge. These are:
Judges-Hon. Samuel Parker, C. II.
Durfee and Gus Schumann.
Starter-Charies Wilson.
Timekeeper-Louis Marks.
Paddock -keeper-R. BaIientine.
Clerk of course-Captain Sam John
son.
II was decided also to have printed
programs for the matinee and every
convenience will be arranged for the
large crowds expected to be present.
The Hawaiian Band win play during
the races and arrangements were made
at the meeting to carry them TO the
park in carryalls.
The official program as made up con-
tains a number OF interesting events.
Chief Of these viii be the gentlemen's
riding race for members of the Jockey
Club only. There are eighteen entries
in the race and it is likely 20 be a fast
one c. A. Scott, who has entered. is
reported to have made quarter yes
terday in 2si2.
The cowboys race win also be a live
ly one There are three entries and the
fun will be fast and furious. eThe con-
dftions require change of horses az
each mile and tt,e transfer OF saddle
and bride to the fresh horse at the
same time.
The following is the official program.
First Race. hree-eighths mile dash
Polo pony race. polo players TO ride;
$50 cup.
l. Kalihi. Or. McAdory.
? Geisha. II. +. Picker.
3. Wild Oats. a. G. Scott
4. Jim Crow. L. J. Maddux.
Second race, one-haf mile dash-~MoI-
lie Connors barred; purse 500.
l. Racery. b. m. Tom Holllnger.
.. Black Besse, b. m, Il. Devauchelle.
3 Lono. $. h.. A. Domingoes.
T. Amarino, b. D.. R. Ballentine.
Third race. one mile dash--spesial
trot for named horses; $50 cup.
J. Nettie H.. b. M, J. w. Allen.
2 Lustre. b. h.. ID. III. Davis.
3 Wisteria. D. m, +. j. Turk.
4. Artie w. b. n, Captain Soule.
Fourth race one mile dash-Trotting
and pacing for named horses; cup.
1. Trump. b. h., II. II. Perry.
2 Creole, b. h., u. II. Davis
3. Billy s.. b. g., +. Stopp.
A. Dustry Roads, r. g., w. Lucas.
Fifth race, one mile dash-Gentle-
mems riding race for horses that have
never raced; weight $50 pounds; $50
,up. For members Of Jockey Club.
!. Brau scott, J. Hogan.
2 Rau Lady. Dr. Shaw.
3. New Suit II. Roth
T. KuaI1Oa, Prince Cupid.
>. Cyclone No. 2. ID. II. Davis.
6. Jim Sloan, A. &. scott
= Supreme Bench, George Lucas
s. Miss Warren, w. II. DrumInond.
g. California. II. G. Vida.
10 Club Stables, Ltd. Chas. Belhna.
IL Pete Kolzo. w. r. Bellina-
II. Lady Nc. r. McCoTriston.
r. Niu Wonder W. Lucas.
IA Frank, Jim Quinn.
10 Folly, ". l.. Colburn.
16 Bruner. X. Ballentine.
II Detective, s. +. ChiHingworth.
IS Just too Late, c. +. ChilIingwOrth.
sixth race, one mile dash-Patroi-
mems race 70 be raced by horses ana
-:ders now on duty and horses that
iave never won a race; $50 cup. no en-
~ fee.
!. Dandy f. "A. Burningham.
2. Shamrock, @. Pearson.