Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-05
CELEBRATION on MAUI
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first one Denny Healey was one and
O half lengths behind Sambo at the half
mile mark and broke again I the five
Fights post. He soon after settled down
10 business. gradually cutting down
Sambo's lead. allowing the black to
finish by three-quarters of length.
Quinn brought Cyclone in third, while
Billy Lemp brought up the rear. Time
2.37 3-5. Bellina protested the first heat
Of this race but the protest was not al
lowed
| The third race was mile and a half
dash cowbody relay race. the horses.
saddles and brides to be changed every
half mile. Purse $50 This was the
most exciting racing event OF the day
as tuere were all kinds OF funny mix
ups among the contestants. Eight
horses got way and then the fun came
at the change Of saddles and brides at
the half mile. One horse and rider
we're In collision with a riderless horse
The man in the saddle was thrown
heavily to the ground but came up up-
injured. The saddle was turned under
meath the horses body and OFF he went
bucking and kicking, followed by sew
eral other horses that had broken away
from their handlers during the melee.
NJ. Faustino won the race finally, l..
Won Tempsky's horse coming in second.
Won Tempsky protested the race, claim
ing that Faustino received help In sad
ding his mount. but the protest was
not allowed.
The next race was a three-eighths
mile dash free for all. the purse being
$3.50. Geraldine S. from the lima
stables; Bruner. owned by l.. Petrie.
and Racine Murphy, owned BY Willie
Lucas. were the contestants in this
race. Racine Murphy took the pole.
Bruner was No. and Geraldine S was
On the outside. The bunch got away
toge.ner. Geralding S leading little
The horses ran close. finishing the
same way, leaving II a toss up almsot
with the judges as to whether Gerald
Inc S or Bruner had won. The deci'
sion went TO Geraldin S. Time 80.
The fifth race. special half mile
dash. was declared OF.
The sixth race was a half mile dash
for $3.50 between Japan, formerly
Eva, and Pua lima. Japan won by
two lengths In 1894.
: The seventh race was a three fourths
, mile dbsh. Tim Murphy was with
drawn making II a match between
Bruner and Racine Murphy. 1t was
: The pest race OF the day, Bruner. ridder
by McAuliffe. coming In behind Racine
Murphy only three-fourths OF length
The time was i:21ia.
The trot and pace free-for-all. for |
! purse OF 500 was the big race OF thu
! day. The entries were Cyclone, Dem!
Haley, Sambo. and Billy Lemps. Tn,
Q horses were all worked out. Jane
I Quinn drove cyclone. ID. II. Davis wa
behind Denny Haley; Starr drove Sam
5 DO and G. II. Bellina handled Bill.
q Lemps. The time made was slow. Cy
z clone winning In 2:25, the other horse
i. all being distanced.
h Japan won In the ninth race, a mil
: go, In 200 10.
y The tenth race was one mile free
for-all, with Bruner, Racine Murph
and Dee Dee at the post. The fms
'. was the most exciting event OF tn
!. day. Bruner and Racine Murphy cam
!, under the wire nose and nose in l. 8:
The crowd surrounded the Judge.
!; stand and yelled for a decision. som
y claiming IL for one horse. some for tn
/ other. The judges called 1t draw an
Z" in the run of Bruner won In l.54 3-5.
The one mile race, purse Of 500. "a
r. Maui horses was won by Geraldine 5 |
* 1854 20. her opponent being Yoke
i. hama, from the Waikapu stables.
@, The race program concluded with
&, mule race, Piolo, owned by ID. Mortol
nt winning in 9:24.
IN The returning Honolulu race hors
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