Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-22
Saddle and Sulky

New YORK, Aug. 3l.-Ine SAFE OF
thoroughbred yearlings from the Ma
pa Stock Farm of Adolph b. Spreckels,
held here today, proved the most sue.
cessful of the season. Twenty head
went for s26,10o, an average of sl,305.
The leading owners and breeders OF
the country were present and there
was much competition for the grand
looking youngsters. the get of Soil.
taire II and Marius II, English sres
secured by Mr.. Spreckels three years
ago. brought the highest prices. new
ton Bennington paid $1,000 for a col,
by Solitaire Incarnation II and the
same price for youngster by Soil
taire-Break O. Day.
Ten 2:10 trotters is the contribution
of California to the list OF fast trotters
on the Grand Circuit this year 1nis
10 a record never before equaled mol
approached by the horses from any
one State. The list comprises Sweet
Marie, 2:O6h. winner of the fastest
FIVE heat race ever trotted; Bonnie
Russell, 2:07H; Consuela S, 2:07",
George @, 2:07%; Stanley Dillon,
2:O7M; Aristo, 2:osh; LisonJero
2:0Sh Judge Greene, 2:09ai Tuna.
2:09is. and Anaconda, 2:O9a,. the last
named the only PAGER with a record
below 2:O6 that has ever entered tbs
list of 2:10 trotters.
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Chicago. Sept. 81. w. Fuller.
speedy FLY, Tokalon, won the TWEEN
tieth Century handicap at Harlem to
day in a gallop. beating Huzzah six
lengths. Miss Crawford was third.
The stake was worth S6,S20 to the
winner having a given value Of s.,
500. The time OF LBS 2.5 Is within q
second of the worlds record TOka
Ions race was brilliant performance
She took command at the first quarter
and led by three and u half lengths
down the back stretch. At the first
six furlongs. which Tokalon covered
In 1:12 3-5, the filly had lead Of six
lengths. AS she swung into the stretch
4 lEOul NH'lt htiu hou oNuiNNhs cav
led by four lengths, having run the
mile in 1888 20. Huzzah, apparently
hopelessly beaten on the first mile,
closed with a marvellous burst of speed
and got up In the final stride in time to
get the place by nose from the tired
Miss Crawford.
Sacramento, Sept. 3.-Miss Culver
Romaine and Tom Slavin hooked M
In a great race for the Golden Eagle
Hotel Stakes at one mile today and
gave touch Of class" to the closing
day OF the State Fair race meet. Miss
Culver made all the running, with Ro.
maine close up. In the stretch. the
| two bumped each other repeatedly
| Tom Slavin got in the mix up and was
shut OF when he was preparing tn
make his run. Romano finished first
by head from Miss Culver, in 1:io,
with Tom Slavin two lengths back.
The judges let Romaine's number
stand, but gave the place to Slavin ON
account OF being interfered with. Miss
Culver was placed third.
| Reta II won the 2:24 trot after five
hard heats and carried of the long end
of the $4,000 purse. Her victory was
O popular one. Both the mare and
w. g. Duriee, her driver, were loudly
cheered.
Syracuse, n. Y. Sept. 7. - Major
Delmar succeeded in tying the
worlds trotting record Of 2:O2la with
out a wind shield in his attempt this
afternoon at the New York State Fair
The conditions were perfect. The
Major, accompanied by runner, trot
ted the first quarter In 30 seconds. tho
half In one minute, the three-quarter'
In l:Slh and the mile In 2:02h.
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Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 7-On the
blackwell, o. T.. track Woodland Dai
sy. owned by United States Marsha
w. ID. Fossett. of this city, won thu
half mile two year-old pace today II
l1.O6, lowering the worlds record fol
half mile track.
London, Sept. Pretty Polly wol
the St. Leger stakes for three-year
Odds, about one mile and six furlongs
To-day at Doncaster. Henry ! was sec
ond and Aims Cliffe was third. Prett.
Polly's win of the st. Leger stakes
makes her fourteenth successive vic
tory. She has again defeated thu
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