Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-12

/ suddenly planted his torefcct in the
ground and came to standstill. This
ended the chances for the Kauai
morse.
J The race was won by Grey Boy with
Daisy close second, Ben Bolt third,
and Geisha fourth. Time :42 Is.
Carter Harrison Beats Nullah.
Fourth Race-Waikapu Cup, 80
mile dash, free for all, to beat Garta.
lines time of 1916. Purse 500. En-.
tries: @. S. McKen2ie's Nullah, years,
by Imp. Aintrec.Lady Augusta. and J.
ORourkes Carter Harrison. b. G., by
Imp. WaterCress-Lucile Murphy.
Race won by Carter Harrison in
lis Is, lowering Gartaline's time by
four.tifths of second.
The start was a good one with Nul.
lah in the lead. At the half, the two
horses were alrlt st neck ana neck.
Coming down the home stretch. thu
work was also very good but Thomas.
who was riding Carter Harrison, did
not touch his mount with the whip,
while Nullah was getting II in good
shape.
Intermission for Lunch.
At the end OF this race. Judge A. n.
Trip announced a recess until 1880
o'clock for luncheon, the band played
Hawaii ponoi" as in the old days and
then the major portion of the crowd
filed out and across to the Moana, tho
Waikiki Inn, Hotel Annex and oth0i
resorts to refresh themselves.
I Quinn Drives Well.
! Fifth Race-Ranier Cup. trotting and
Tacing, free for all, best three in Ave.
Purse $3.50. Entries: ]. G. Quinn's
Waldo j., &. g.. aged, by Bob Mason:
cam unknown; John Callen's Edna G
u. m, by California Nutwood, dam un.
! known; w. II. Cunningham's Way Roy,
S. h., aged Strathway, dam unknown.
Judd drove Way Boy while Quinn and
Callen handled their own horses.
I First heat-Just before the start. the
tire Of Edna G.'s sulky slipped of and
about five minutes were wasted Edna
@. got out first and was leading at the
quarter, with Way Boy close second.
At the half. Waldo J. shot ahead and
kept In the lead, finishing first. with
Way Boy second. Time 2:16 2.5.
Second health this heat, a scheme
on the part of Judd and Callen to peck.
CT Quinn was very evident. but the
horses were not fast enough to do
Waldo ]. any damage. BY fine driving.
quinn Just went around on the outside
and came in ahead again. Time
E:20 As.
Third heat-A still greater attempt
was made 10 pocket Waldo J. but
Quinn. gauging his distance well, upset
calculations by just dropping behind
ird then at the half shooting by on the
outside and keeping the lead to the
finish. winning easily. Time 2:lG.
A Dead Heat.
Sixth RaCe-Rosita Challenge Cup,
! mile dash, free for all, $50 added IL
time of Vioris G:45) Is beaten. Purse
5000. Entries: Prince David Havana.
Eakoa's Weller. 8. S., by Netherlserstcr;
out of Lizzie Pickwick, aged; w. G.
Walkers Del Vista, s. m, years, by
Imp. Del Mar, out of Playful.
Race declared a dead heat. Time
1925.
Great trouble was experienced in
getting Weller to start. He refused to
approach the line and stubbornly stuck
TO n position in front OF the box in the
grandstand occupied by his owner. Fl.
nally a carriage whip was used by one
" 'h' a'''huautS anu tue TWO horses
got away, Del Vista. Plggott riding, "a,
king the lead. Weller, McAuliffe, rid
ing, soon closed up the gap and the
two horses kept right beside each 9th
E er the whole way. Coming down the
: stretch, II was nip and tuck, and when
the fast horses passed under the wire
they were so close that the judges, aft
er long parley and questioning OF tbs
jockeys, finally decided on dead heat
, and so announced. II was stated that
the race would come of at the end Of
y. the program. but later on II was an
nOunced that the race would take place
at 1880 o'clock on Monday afternoon.
/. There was a great discussion in the
( grandstand over the outcome OF the
race. Some of those who stood opUo
site the grandstand contended tha
!, Del Vista won by a nostril and othert
that certainly the mare had won by ;
n tooth. Certain 1t was that until within
|. q few yards OF the finish, Weller wa
O in the lead by head.
;. II was contended by Mr., Walker tina
,. Weller's jockey did funny things to De
Vista on the home stretch by riding NJ
close to the mare, throwing her to on
a side a bit and preventing Piggott from
/. using his whip. This point is now be
r fore the judges and those interested II
N Del Vista claim that no decision OF