The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-25
fiIty.Two Ponies Will
Be in the
Games.

Polo is ns much a game for horses
as f.r men. and the success Of the team
which wins the championship 81 the
Islands this week VIII depend a. well
upon 90. mounts as upon the riders.
The hors,f which win appear during
th. week number %, OF which Maui
lends with Is, oahu next with "a. Kauai
with II ana Hawaii with 5. furnishing
the mounts.
not only in numbers is Maui at tn.
front. but as well with horses eduCa-
ted in the game and competent to play
it fast and intelligently. OF all the ami
mails which will be seen perhaps none
will equal the Hobart horse, Foxy
Grandpa, now in the stable of Frank
Baldwin. This animal was taught I'm
the string of Walter Hobart at Bur
linghame. and was one of the best in
his stable. When he added the star,
Baldwin as well purchased Tom Thumb
from the Driscoll stable. and this pair
heads the string Of five. which will car
ry the back of the Maui team. 1t is
said OF Foxy Grandpa that without
bride it can be ridden through the
game by man who knows as much
/ ABOUT IL as tne pony.
Then, too. In the Maui contingent is
the fast Jubilee on which Won Tempsky
won the polo stake, at the August meet
at kahulu. Kauai as well has a race
winner in the Rice stable, the animal
being the pony which won here in June
last. Hawaii has several very fast
ponies though none have records.
Prouty's Lady and Irwin's Patch are
OF the very best in the stable of eight.
/ OF the local mounts there are several
candidates for first place. Each play
er has a pony of the highest rank.
Named in the order of the team in play
they would be perhaps, Judds Highball,
Shingles Puck, Dillngham's Puuloa.
and Dole's Hakulani. OF the four Puck
knows the game and follows the ball in
form, with Puuloa, the fastest of the
lot, second. Every pony of the local
outfit was bred in the Islands.
The animals of the various stables,
with colors and heights, the initials fol-
lowing the name indicating the color
ana variety of animal, are as fOllows
F. F. Baldwin-Bess, &. m 14.1; Tom
Thumb. $. e. 14.1h; Foxy Grandpa, S. 6.
A1&; Brunette or Queen of Spades, bl.
IN. AZ; Thirty Gently, b. f. 1884
Harry win-Circles, bl. m. AL;
Son of a Gun, S. &. 1873; Folly, b. m.
H.11h; Major, $. h. 14,3&.
l.. Won Tempsky-Jubilee, $. m. 14.2;
Queen, y. {. AL; Cowboy p &. I41;
Polly. &. +. II.
.Aiken-Shoohy, b. h. 1872; Florodora.
D. m. 14.01a.
Wilbur Polai, b. h. 14.2; Mckinley,
s. h. 1921; Major, S. h. IA.
HAWAII.
Prouty-Lady b. m. 1884,: Yellow
Tail, s. h. 1881; Haakano. c. 6. 1873
Irwin-Patch, hi. m. 1873; Pinto, T. f.
1921
Guard-Peanuts, b. g. 131; Kiauea
Xxi, p. f. 1873.
Kennedy-Hilo, g. f. 1919.
KAUAI.
Rice Stlbles-K ohkana, &. f. IA; Hot
Pins. p. f. 1924; Maria. c. f. 1851
Peanuts, 8. h. 141la; Bobby, bl g. 1871;
Sister str. 7. 1929; Ellen, b. f. 141h
Gypsy, bl. f. 14.0A; Pickaninny, bl. &.
1854: Haupu, b. g. 14.0A; Coronation,
p &. 1881, Kilauea, b. m. IA.
OAHU
Dillingham-Cocktail,g &. g. 1885,; Pu-
uloa, b. &. A11a; Pepper, b. g. 1921
Black Eyed Sue, g. (. al.
Shingle-Jmmy Boyd, b. S. "A; Pinao,
3. +. AL; Stephanus, str. +. &. 1871;
Puck, b. b. IA.
Judd-Derby, bl. r. g. 140h; Cowboy
red r. g. 1873; Highball. buck. r. &. 14.slR.
Dole-Zuileka Zuileka, 6. f. 14.2&; Pet
Garter, b. T. 14.2; Hakulani. b. f. 14.1k
The height of Baldwin's Major is ex-
cessive under the rules but owing to the
fact that the absence of the horse from
the game would cripple the team there
will be no protest against the animal.
Most Of the visitors horses are at the
race track stables, which are crowded
but by the courtesy OF Mr.. Richard
Spaulding the later arrivals are now
cared for at Mr. w. G.. Twins stables