Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-15

and worked his legs 10 good advantage
When the fyins horses approached the
line they were so close that II was i'm.
nossible To tell who had the advantage,
a yard from the line they were neck
and neck For that small fraction OF a
second that Il took the animals to
traverse the small fraction OF space an
acute silence endured. Then Weller's
nose shot ont and he had won the race,
The hurst q, sound from the crowd was
terrific For an instant the uncertain.
70 had baen so intense that the mo.
mentary silence seemed as n bubble in
the ocean OF noise. The race was de.
clared the most strenuous OF the after.
noon. Time 2:42.
The fourth race was an entertaining
one though lacking in the intense ex-
element of the one preceding II.
Boswell Jr. was favorite. This was
a trotting and pacing race for Hawa-
iian breds. The old horse, he is near
twenty-five had the most friends. Bet
ting was lively and many people took
the field against Boswell at fair odds.
Ola Horse Didn't Tire.
Edith X. had many sympathizers
and there were some who thought Lee
ahi might do something remarkable
Considerable difficulty Nas experienced
in getting a start IN both meats. some
thought there was an attempt on the
part OF the drivers OF 'he other horseS
10 TIRE 'he Ola norse ou' DeloIe 'np
race commenced Hs',' anu "e'"' 80,
the starters s'"' oayN " s.a' a. az ''''
y, i"S' Ian S'" ',,, |" ,,,hn. ,t,o ars,
- - A. ,ha balr ho
H'''' W. ,,, a,,t.had ,,.i,h ,o,s
vas va! o. -. In t,,, erst hoo,
po,,,.oii ,,,,da tho oirc,e (, o.24lL This
aaaa.I haat ,.ao rrp as,er tho sfth
noao BAD Loor ,rllod OF Tho same
story wss told IN the second as in the
srs, pneveII,s time in the second wa,
go
The three.ouarter mile dash. the
sfth event. had been looked forward
m with a great deal of interest. Al
though Del Vista had won out in tn,
frat ovent Il was Thought that Molli,
| Co,rors xvo,,ld redeem herself in III,
tbrce.ouartar mile Carter Harrison
nos o,i,hdrown This loft moi Visit,
nnI ,,ollio C,nrors IN fyh, II out
corro tbou.bt TINT mol Vista hot
.,,, harsoIr nu, IN tho frat She nroy
"a ,his = ,,is,ol,o bowever nv winnin,
~. aavoroi Iargtbe IN 1.1G
rho nov, oyc,t wos the trottinp an,
,ocing roca 9.o4 class <>CycIone hac
Lao, ontorod but could nnt RIM n,
,ro,.iorsIv not.d
Somhn was favor,to Edna G wa,
co,7sIdered good and Los Angeles wa,
IooLod ur,n nc a nossihiITiv
e,.o,s pr.,,, uorL
Comro certainIv earnad all that wa,
cor,ir, IN rim Tho wav no worke,
.ho.d ., ,ha roc, In ,h. iour,oy rom,
Tho track was beautir,, IN soc Tn,
nrrrIo iacLet NJ HE driver snad in ad
vo,co In bo,b boots losing Iofs n
money for those WHO had hacked Ed
ma q ms Angeles OAK Grove and nj
| rpptrpSg
In tho srst heat Sambo did the bust
ness in 2.3lA In the second bea
the work was ACCOMPLISHED in bette
time. 2:21.
The seventh event was no race. Ca,
ter Harrison went over the tracI
alone The horse could not he Undue
ed IN mako fast time without connect
ton. The mile was covered in a it'll
less than three minutes.
The eighth and last event of the al
ternoon. the Lemp stake. made ever,
one more merry than ever. Frank V
da drove Tom RYDER. W. +. BeIIin
sat behind Westeria. w. II. Allen pilo
ed Nettie H.. Dickie Davis guided In,
ter, w Holt held the ribbons on ri
", V. Richardson directed TeIephon,
IC. II. Belhna steered Grandfather N
S. Rycroft held down Hoopa's tail I
Mcdonald urged Faro Rank an
Prince CupId coaxed Walter p.
piekIe Davis First.
With all these starters Il was ditr