The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
CARD PROMISES A GOOD AFTER
NOON.
Entries Happily Arranged to Place
Wednesdays Winners in Competition
with Fresh Opponents.

Tomorrow's racing, according to the
card is even more promising of exciting
finishes and general good racing than
that of Wednesday. The day starts at
one thirty with seven events on the
card to round out the afternoon, With
Larry Dees able administration In the
saddling paddock there will be no de-
laws between events. Wednesdays
racing, over by four thirty was handled
in track and paddock in the best style
on record for Honolulu. The first race
shows Rejected, Del Vista and Mollte
Connors pitted against each other. The
distance is an eighth too long for Mol
lies best speed and Rejected should be
able to take the race. For some reason
Rejected has never been allowed to do
more than act as runner up but the
horse is good one and can show plenty
of speed on opportunity.
The second race, a trotting and pac-
ing event with Cyclone, Abdine and
WaybOy all entered in the 2:14 class
places Way Boy among competitors
that are more likely to keep in touch
with him than the speedy grey. With
Costello driving Abdine, the talent seem
to fancy the chances of w. H. Smiths S
horse against the other two. The mile
and a half should be a gift for Weller
against Cronje. The Hawaiian bred
trotters compete in the fourth race four
entries having been made Edith r.,
and Leahi have been pitted against
each other several times the stallion in
variably winning. Leahi is cbstinate
however but is said to be q much more
willing performer this year. Boswell
Jr. is a Kauai stallion, not yet proven.
The son and daughter of the same sire
Leahi and Madeline by Gre Die, are
booked in rivalry as are two daughters
of the same dam, Madeline and Edith
R.-out of Nancy Lee. Leahi should win.
The three quarter of a mile dash secs
Mollie Connors Withdrawn according TO
the official program. 1t was. bruited
abroad this morning however that Car
ter Harrison was the one to be with
drawn and Mollie Connors viii. fght IT
out with Del Vista. Should this prov e
the case, Del Vista will run the last
quarter unhampered with fear of losing
The greatest interest will be centerAd
on the sixth race in the 2:24 class win
the following field. Cyclone, Dhcctress
Edna c., Los Angeles, Sambo and Oak
Grove. The race belongs 20 Sambo on
merits and the gelding could have wCT
on Wednesday had not OudarIStrN beer
over anxious. If his owner driver
leaves his whip in the paddock SamDC
ought to win. Edna c., of course is d
formidable opponent and Cyclone vii
be driven at his best limit. Directress
IS also in the race. The whole field OF
six are well chosen for a game struggle
The Honolulu Brewing Company
cup, new trophy as is the Hawaiian
Jockey Club cup, will see a big range nl
weights in the handicapping. Nullal
has never been sent mile before anC
will be let off somewhere in the mgn.
bOrhood of eighty pounds if McKenzi:
can find jockey light enough ID ride
Weller will probably pack 12S pounds
The race should be between Weller anC
Carter Harrison if the latter has no
too much dead weight to carry. Wellei
is little affected by weight and will bC
the favorite. Nullah who brought con.
siderable money into the hands of tn.
stable and its supporters by beaNnf
out Mollie ConnOrs on We1a-sdhy y
the first race, ran as polo OnY in Chi
cago and easily won from a large anC
brilliant field.
The last race will be the roaG rae,
for driving horses unframed this sea
son. Tom Ryder will be the oldest AnC
faVorite competitor with Frank Vidi
driving. The drivers have pu- up for
purse of $50 and Seeley Sh Nv has con
tributed five kegs of beer, George Schu
mann giving a buggy whip. The bee
VIII be opened to friends generally a
the end of the day.
On general form the following SHOULD
show a majority of the winners. Re
Jected, Abdine, Weller, Leahi, Del Wis
ia, Sambo, Weller.