Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-18
HORSE RAGE PROGRAM
ARRANGED BY JOCKEY
CLUB LAST Evening
Events In Connection With Merchants
Fair to Be Held Saturday
Afternoon, July
26.

II was decided at meeting of the
Hawaiian Jockey Club last night to
have the horse races in connection with
the Merchants Fair on the afternoon OF
Saturday, July 20, instead of the follow.
ing Monday as at first planned. w. H.
Hoogs presided at the meeting and c,
l.. Crabbe occupied his usual place az
secretary.
c. II. Bellina reported for the COM
mittee appointed to take charge of the
racing program and the report was
unanimously adopted. 1t was decided
to hold the mPet on the date mention
ed, according to the request of the Mer-
chants Association. The other sports
will be postponed until the following
Monday.
On motion OF Mr. Davis II was de-
cided to have a racing meet and the
records made will not stand as bar or
constitute a record for future meets,
The gentlemen's riding race is to be for
members of the club only.
One of the most interesting races was
| that proposed by Mr.. Rycroft. II Is
| TO be known as bullock" race for
/ cattlemen only. II will be q threemile
| race and each rider will change horses
at the end of each mile. The contest
ants will be allowed but one attendant,
and the saddles and brides must be
shifted at each stop. Natives especial.
ly are asked to compete.
The sixth race is the patrolmen's
race in which a purse Of $25 has been
offered by High Sheriff Brown and in
which Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth
will raise similar amount
The races will begin at O'Clock
sharp on Saturday. All harness race,
are to be under the rules of the Nation.
al Trotting Association. The entries
will close at noon. July "a, at the Club
stables, c. II. Bellina. Withdrawals
can be made up to noon on July 20.
The entry fee on all races but the
sixth and tenth will be 10. per cent OF
the purse.
The judges and starters will be left
TO the executive committee having tho
affair in charge.
The following Is the official program
as agreed upon at last evenings meet
ing:
First Race. 2s-Mile Dash-Polo PONY
Race. polo players to ride; $50 cup.
Second Race, RMile Dash-Mollie
Corners barred; purse, $40.
Amarino, Lono, Rosabella, Racery,
, Third Race, l-Mile Dash-Special tro,
for named horses; $50 cup.
Nettie H., w. Allen; Wisteria, +. j.
Turk: Luster, D. II. Davis; Oakgrovc
t Lewis; Artie W., Capt. Soule.
, Fourth Race, 1-Mile Dash-Trottinr
and pacing, for named horses:
Octoroon. l.. II. Dee; Creole, d. II
q Davis; Dusty Rhodes, Bellina; Tony
D Cunningham; Trump, MCGOWAN; Faro
Bank. DR.. Monsarrat.
q Fifth Race, l-Mile Dash-Gentle
mems riding race for horses that have
never raced: weight $50 lbs; $50 cup
q For members of Jockey Club.
! Sixth Race, l-Mile Dash-Patrol
: mems race, to be raced by horses an
riders now on duty and horses tina
have never won a race; $50 cup. N
entry fee.
Seventh Race, 1-Mile Dash-Trottin
= and pacing race for named horses:
: Wait-a-Little, Holt; Frank Murphy
!, Gait; Violin, Prince Cupid; Los An
II geles. Drummond; Edna G., oh Da
Wis.
i Eighth Race, &-Mile Dash-Molli
II Corners to carry 1875 lbs. Purse, 500.
Amarino, Ballentine; Mollie Conner'
e Ballentine; Rosabela, Bellins; Racery
q T. Hollinger; Lono, DR.. Monsarrat'
y Ninth Race, 1-Mile Dash-Trottin
: and pacing for named horses; $50 cup,
Hoopa. Rycroft; Grandpa, Bellina
Billy, II. Armitage; Dick, Schliet
Butcher Girl, Holt; Lucy d., Monsal
rat; Prince H., Livingston.
Tenth Race, Bullock Race-No entr
foo. Sh0 nurgn