The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-12
KAMEHAMEHA
DAY RACES

/ anu rains, BdtHtItu
carriages in the quarter stretch and Of
the park roads mauka, crowds aggre
eating more than the usual number o
spectators. saw yesterday at Kapiolan
Park races which pleased them and ii
some instances aroused them to en-
thusiasm which reminded one of tn,
good old days. 1t was not the old times
however, not the old horses or stable!
which were represented, but withal tn,
people enjoyed the racing and made a:
much of the day as possible.
In addition to the regular program
Senator Woods drove Wait-a-Little TO,
a mile, beating Violin, piloted by Ku.
hio kalanianaole, and Billy, driven By
Z. f. Chillingworth. A race between
the Japanese-owned Jimmie, and Black
Bess. was won by the latter, but the
judges set the black back on account
of Vida's jockeying, and gave the VIC
tory to the Japanese. There were sew
eral other scrub races the names not
being given or known, but the days
sport was not affected by the contests.
THE SUMMARIES.
First Race.-Half mile dash, free for
all, purse, 500. Bruner (Thomas) won;
Virgie A. (Opiopio) second; Leianue-
nue. (Solomom third. Time, so seconds.
Winner r. Ballentine's aged bay
gelding. Start good, Bruner half length
ahead, Leianuenue second Virgie A.
Tapped. Bruner never headed, wins
hand gallop, Virgie A. second after a
half furlong driving. Winner 10 to in
pools.
Second Race.-2:1S class, best in 5,
trotting and pacing. purse $3.50.
Sambo, J. C. Quinn QUINN ......1 1
Wayboy. l.. Fl. Dee (Starr) ......2 3 2
Los Angeles, NJ. H. Drummond
(Gipson) .....................3 3
Oak Grove, d. H. Lewis (Cun-
ningham .distanced
Time of heats-2.25h, 2.24ih, 2.24 1-5.
Winner John Ouderkirk's black horse,
aged. Betting, Sambo, $40; Los An
geles, IS; Wayboy, S. Oak Grove, SO.
First heat poor start after scoring
seven times, Sambo and Wayboy in
stride, trotters back going poorly. Sam
DO led all way. Wayboy challenged in
first quarter, never dangerous. Oak
Grove distanced. Second heat Sambo
best of start, Wayboy two lengths back.
Led all way. Los Angeles second
Wayboy's hopples broke.
Third heat. Sambo won all the way.
Los Angeles led to stretch where Way
boy came on and took second place,
three lengths back of the winner, by
half length.
Third Race.-Ponies; half mile dash,
IA hands and under. Cup value $25.
Entries at post. Kalihi Boy (ManueD
won; Fearless GeaD second; Do Most
81. F. Colburn IT'D third. Kitty, w.
Macfarlane, also ran. Time .5s 1-5.
Goor start. Fearless away first. Ka-
lihi Boy challenged at three-fourths,
and won in drive, all close up.
Four Race.-Trotting and pacing, best
in heats, purse 5000.
Billy Lemp. C. H. Bellina (Bel-
lina) .....................2 l
Jim Jeffries, c. A. Gault. 3
Artie W., Captain Soule. 4 2
Eva NJ, j. j. Belser.. 2
Oak Grove, d. II. Lewis. 5
Time of heats-2:2S, 1926, 1927.
First heat. Jim Jeffries away first
and led all way to finish, Artie w.
factor to three-fourths, Oak Grove al
ways out of it.
Second heat.-Jeffries leads to the
half when Lemp comes on and wins.
Eva NJ. coming fast and taking the
place. Oak Grove in the distance.
Third heat. Bad start Eva NJ. stand
ing and Oak Grove back. Lemps went
ahead with Artie w. and Jim Jeffries
fighting its former to the good. Oak
Grove galloped to second place, Jim JEFF
fries in his stride being second in the
place.
Fifth Race.-Five-eighth mile dash,
free for all, purse 500. Bruner (Thomas)
first; Virgie A. (Opiopio) second. Time
1903 AS. Betting, Bruner to /.
Winner r. Ballentine's bay gelding,
aged. Ran as q team all the way.
Bruner under strong pull. Virgie A.
under whip. Bruner could have won
by a block.
Sixth Race.-Rosita Challenge Cup,
one mile dash, free for all, $50 added If
track record is beaten; purse, 5000. w.
Lucas Racine Murphy, first; John
O'Rourke's Carter Harrison, Jr., second;
d. Kawananakoa's Weller, third.
Winner w. Lucas Racine Murphy,
". SlulI Soou'
Murphy led all the way, Weller and
Carter Harrison ran as a team for
three-fourths when Harrison drew
away and challenged the winner, but
under drive could not reach Racine
Murphy who won with McAuliffe look
ing back.
Seventh Race.-Against time. Cy-
clone, G. Schuman, with running mate.
Purse, $3.50, If track record is beaten.
The time by eighths was: II; "a; 40;
1:05; l:2l1A; l:SS; 1855; 2:17.
The big black went away we'll on the
third trial and went to the half easily
slowing up from that point until at the
head of the stretch he wearied and
broke, falling behind the watch in the
last furlong.
Again the black horse was sent along
against Waldo Us record of :13 flat,
but by one-fifth of a second failed, the