Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08

form. She stepped other heats in
2:27 and $50.
Billy Lemps the lager beer" horse,
tnd Oak Grove workeL heats togeth'
or in 1886, 2:35 and 2:2S.
Waldo ]. was moved Iour slow heats,
the time of which was too slow to be
worth recording. The white ghost"
acted well and leaves nothing to be de.
sired in point OF condition.
A Versatile Trotter.
Last Monday, Captain Soufe took
his trotter Artie w. from the track
disappointed, because his pet signally
failed to show that speed which he
undoubtedly possesses. The following
day the bay gelding while being driven
by his owner on the Beach road, went
to his work so resolutely that Captain
Suule changed his mind and entered
him in the gentlemens driving race.
Turfmen From HiIo.
| The Kinau brought number oil
turfmen from Hilo yesterday, among
thcm being G. S. Mckenzie, c. Caster
dyck, George Wilson. John O'Rourkc,
V. A. Vidy. c. McLennan, W. G. Wal
ker, Albert Horner and Col. w. II.
Cornwell.
G. S. Mckenzie is the owner of the
runners, Socialist, Mullah, Time Cen.
ter and General Cronje. McLennan
owns Rejected, and w. G. Walker, Del
Vista. all OF which horses are being
trained by Bob Burns at Kapiolani
Park.
c. Castendyck owns the speedy black
Splinter Frank S. and comes down to
attend the races.
John ORourke is a brother Of Jas
o'Rourke. who is now in town. and the
} two of them own Carter Ia. Harrison
il. The former also owns The Fretter,
D winner OF the Burns Handicap oil
1901, and other good horses.
An Enthusiastic Horseman.
Hib'it IloIH'I' tHe HldHuBST vi tHe
. kukaiau ranch, is an enthusiastic
horseman and will be one of the
I Judges at this weeks meeting.
I V. A. Vidy is the wen known Hilc
jockey. He will have mounts at the
= coming races. Another jockey who ar
$ rived on the Kinau yesterday is the
d diminutive Japanese whose monkey.
I like crouch is so familiar to Hawaiian
= race.goers.
I @. s. Mckenzie went direct to the
7 track and Trainer Burns worked out
s his string in his presence. The pro
e ceedings weer unexpected and yer,
few watches were snapped on the fly
ing steeds.
Nullan and Rejected were sent of
y together and ran five furlongs in 1902
Q The three.quarter pole, at which the
Q J ,urney ended, was reached in 1916
y Nullah having length the best Of th'
n trial.
l. Del Vista and General Cronje ther
y took the track, the former negotiating
v mile in 1:45 and the General ira
n versing the same distance plus TIVE
r furlongs in 213.
Entries Close Monday.
~ Entries for the running events clos
70 tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
On Friday morning John ouderkirl
u drove his black enigma Sambo ALA
IL Steamplough for the first time this sea
u season. A mile was turned very con
% fortably in 1928. The black geldin
&c will undoubtedly start in the gentle
u mems driving race on Wednesday an
there are few horses whose perform
ance will be watched with greater In
T. tcrest by the general public. Las
!. year he showed 2:16 in a workout bu
but shortly afterwards went wronl
u This year he has been systematicall
rursed along in his preparation. Som
u folks say that he has yet to show tina
h" can stand the gaff, but on the othe
s. hand he has given no evidence what
Ie ever that he is not race horse.
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