The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-07-10
MAUI HAD
BIG TIMES

MAUI, July Sine twentieth annual
of the Maui Racing Associa-
tion took place on Wednesday at
Spreckels Park, Kahului. before a large
number of spectators from all parts of
Central Maui. The grandstand and
vicinity were crowded with people.
The three trotting races. Nos. 3, I
and 9 of the program, were not filled
and hence most OF the contests of the
day were running races in which the
horses. Defender and Elko We're most
prominent.
Race 1.-Three eighths mile dash. Jap
anese race. $40. Won by Elko.
Race 2.-One-half mile dash. Free for
all $50. Won by Defender.
Race 4.-One-half mile dash. Japanese
race. $50. Won by Elko
Race 5.-One-half mile dash. Polo
pony race. Cup worth $50. L. Won
'Tempsky's Jubilee won from C. S.
Doles Hakulani
Race 6,-Three-fourths mile dash. Free
for all. $50. Won by Defender.
Race S.-One-half mile dash. Hawai-
ian bred. $50. Won by Elko.
Race 9.-Cowboy relay race. 11s mile
dash. s25. Haleake'l Ranch vac
queros won over Grove Ranch, Puu-
meme and NJ. Faustinos.
Race 10.-One mile dash Hawaiia 4
bred. $50. Won by Elko.
Race 11.-One mile dash. Fee for all.
$75. Won by Defender.
Race 12.-One half mile dash. Mile
race. s25. Won by Piiholo. a Maka-
wac mule, over four competitors.
ha
race. s35 Won by Jubilee.
Race 14.-One-half mile dash. Portu-
guese contest. $40. Won by a Por-
tuguese resident of Paia.
Race 15.-One-half mile dash. Race
for plantation lunas. $40 Won by
horse belonging to Tommy Pat
terson of Kailua.
Race 16.-Cowboy tug-of-war. Free
for all. $40. Won by a Honolua
Ranch horse ridden by Frank Rich
ardson, who easily vanquished a
Puunene horse belonging to Lind
say though the latter horse was
ridden by Holomalie, the best cow
boy on the island.
Then, there were two match races
one between Cornwelrs Happy Hooll-
gan and Enos's rdnk s., and between
Elko and Fred. Smiths horse. Enos':
and Smiths horses were the winners
The music and songs by the famous
Kaai Quintet Club of Honolulu wer,
most pleasing features of the occasion
and were greatly appreciated
The judges of the races were Messrs
George Weight. ]. Garcia and Hen
nine. 1t was $3.50 p. m. before the ter
mination of the days sport was reach
ed.
MAKAWAO'S CELEBRATION.
The Makawao 4th OF July picnic or
the Pa!a polo grounds was a great sue
cess, Large numbers of people all tn,
way from Puunene to far Kula, many
employees of the II. c. & S. Co. OF PaiJ
and OF Hamakuapoko plantations; q
large representation from Kahului and
a small one even from Wailuku
Americans, Hawalians, Portuguese
Japanese-all seemed TO thoroughly en-
JOY the sports and festivities AT PaiI
in celebration OF the greatest patriot,
holiday Of the year, The polo grand
stand was prettily decorated with tn,
lnational colors, u large Hawaiian fiaI
adorning one end and a large American
nag flying from the stan above.
The weather was fair and delightful
and the cosmopolitan crowd seemed
most interested IN the baseball, tn
| fitting, and the polo, not 90 mentor
the al fresco luncheon
The bah game between the Puunen
Athletic Association and Maui Agri,ul
ural CO.'S mines was called At 1880 a
m T. NJ church acting 40 umpire.
| The striking order of the teams wa
AZ follows
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lcapD 4 Taylor o. Robinson, ~
A. Morton. 40.
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