Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-06
MAUrS GOOD DAY
Of HORSE RACING
(special to the Bulletin

nual meet of the Maui Racing Associa-
ton, which took place at Spreckcls
Park. Kahului, Saturday. July Sd, was
successful in every respect. The
weather was all that could be desired.
and the track In most excellent condi.
ton. Many of the Honolulu girls and
boys graced the grand stand One
of them, Miss Annie Rose, was espec.
tally honored by President A. N. ke-
poikai, being decorated with the Pres.
ident's badge and declared the honor
airy president of the day, an honor
which she bore with the same grace
as when she was the Topeka Queen of
years ago
The result of the races follows:
Race Foot race, 100 yards dash;
trophy. En- Sue won In II sec. r. Es.
pinda. second. The Paia wonder, Ar.
cha, did not appear.
Race 2.-Trotting and Pacing. One
mile dash, 3 minute class: Purse SIS;
Paia Girl, owned by w. q. Scott and
driven by ID. II. Davis, won In 3:17;
]. Do Rego's Pm For YOU second
and Careys SLOPPY Weather." third
Race Stunning race, half mile
dash, Hawaiian hreds $50; Euradius
won in $50, with Elko second.
Race 4.-Trotting and pacing. Free
for all best . in 3. Abdinc. driven by
Davis, won first and second heats In
1927 3.5 and 1881 Is. Mckinley was
second and was driven by its owner
In first heat. This favorite Maui pac-
er made 1920 several years ago when
under the care of the late Mr.. Decker,
and 1t is claimed Of him that he can
better II now In the hands of horsemen
Race 5.-Running race, half mile
dash, free for all; $50. Elko won from
Euradlus in "a 2-5 by head; Defend.
er third. This was beautiful race
as the two horses were even up to an
eighth from the wire.
Race 6.-Cowboy relay race, one and
a half mile dash for purse of s25.
Entries were: Bedoin and Champagne
by l.. Won Tempsky; Tob and Dick, and
Harry by Grove Ranch; Ukulele and
Makilo by Faustino; Hokai and Kua.
hiwi by Pia Cockett; and Billy and
Bond by Chas. Ako. This race is al.
ways interesting and the cowboys from
the various Maui ranches take great
interest in 1t. At their special reques,
In order 10 enable them to leave for
the sports at Sunnyside, the event was
scheduled for noon. A deaf and dumb
native rider from Grove Ranch was
the winner. He has held that post of
honor for the past three events and
may be considered the champion of the
islands In this class. His time was
3:45. Each rider has to put on the
bride and saddle without assistance at
the word go" from the judges, and
has to unsaddlc and resaddle at the
end of each half mile, fresh mount
being usea each time. None but the
best cowboys, quick and alert, ever
think Of entering this race. or course
the mounts must be fast and well
broken.
Race 7.-Runnlng race, half mile
dash japanese owned horses: Purse
$50. Elko won in :55 with Defender
second. Euradius entered but was
pulled back by its rider during the
race and was even walked home before
the eighth mile post was reached. De
lenders owner realizing that Euradius
was also entered In three remaining
events of the day, entered a protest
with the Judges, who DECLARED The err
Ing rider end horse barred for the bal
ance OF the day. This was done In the
interest of fair sport and will le les
son to future manipulations on the
track. The decision was apparently
satisfactory to all.
| Race S.-Alule race, half mile dash
Purse $25. Won by Piiholo easily IN
1903 Is; North Pole second. and Pom
Moi third. Kihei Girl, lima, Charlie
and Jennie were distanccd.
Race 9.--Pony race. 142 hands higl
and under, half mile dash; $50. Won
Tcmpsky's MVkihana, ridden by a very
Young rider, won In SO; Don next an,
'''' ''''SN'"u y hicy I<cS, tHlIu. Euru
dius barred by judges.
Race 1O.-Running race, three-quar
tiers mile dash, free.for.all: SIS. Eu
radius being barred, only Elko and De
fender ran In this race. Elko won II
1:26.
Race 1l.-Three-eighths mile dash
$40. Entries were Francis Hebron
Don and Uranus. Won by the frs
named horse In al.
Race 12,-Trotting race between Alb
dine and Mckinley, won by Abdlne II
two straight heats in las and 1854 re
spectlvely. =
The last race OF the day was a quar-
ter mile dash for Hawaiian bret
horses, $40. Won by Elko In 26 As
Francis Hebron second and Don third
II was $40 p. m. when this las
race was run, and all left the rae,
track, many to 30 to Kahului baseball