The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
WARMING LOOKS
LIKE A WINNER
Louis Warren's Horse Looks
Good to Turtmen at
SpreCkels Park.
By H. M. Ayros.

i hANfAN Akhgt ~ aAeoefAAHN oWN "
Flavia, arrived safely by the steamer
Claudine, having made good trip Of
it. She is only entered in one race,
the mile and quarter event, and is
expected to run well. The mare has
been good performer in California,
but, like many of Hastings get, soured
through being overraeed. She looks
good enough and is certainly bred well
enough to win her race here.
The track at Spreckels Park is in
good shape, and if the weather keeps
fine the going on the Fourth will be
good.
John O'Rourke, the Hilo horsemsn,
arrived last night. His stable, consist.
ing of st. Avon, Weber, Harry Hearst
and Adriana Lecouvreur, got here
last Wednesday.
John Green, the wellknown trotting
horse driver, is here with the o 'Rourke
stable and will drive Harry Hearst in
the big trot and pace. 0'Rourke s
horses will be ridden by a native
jockey. They are all in good shape,
especially st. Avon, which is a fine
looking animal. Weber is the same
rough and ready looking customer as
of yore. His eve neck hardly justifies
reputation for good looks, but hand
some is as handsome does, and this APP
plies to horses as we'll as to men and
automobiles.
The Goldcrest mare Adriana Le-
: couvreur has developed into a racing
looking animal, and although appear
> ing trihe dull and lstless, will un-
doubtedly sharpen up after a couple
more gailops. She should give Coppit
, race in the sprints.
Young Sam has grown into a nice
horse, but Indigo will hold him safe
> whenever they meet.
Lady Bernice, now owned by j.
, Garcia, the energetic secretary Of the
, Maui Racing Association, is doing well
: in her workouts. This mare was brought
to the Islands by Domingo Ferreira and
, won match race at Honolulu some
time ago. She has the speed, if she
has the heart, to hustle both Coppit
and Adriana Lecouvreur in the three
\ eighths and half-mile dashes.
n Jerry Broderiek Is Coppit looks as
pretty as picture and will be there"
when the flag falls. She is more than
a likely to emerge from the meeting with
r an unbeaten certificate. 1t would be
u hard to pick flaw in her condition,
and her owner and trainer is justly
L enthusiastic about his charge.
Alec Harris has Lihue, the Kauai
L horse, in ane trim for the trotting and
pacing race for Hawaiian bred horses
L This horse looks a sure winner.
Louis Warren's Warning, in charge
L of Jimmy Lemon, is standing up, de-
spite his dieky underpinning. From
81 his looks he has not been worked overly
hard, and his trainer is evidently taking
VI no chances of his breaking down
Warning is perhaps the best-class ami
NJ NAL entered for the mile and quarter
free for all, and if he gets the right
VI kind of work and stands up under it has
an excellent chance of taking the big
stake to Honolulu. Whether he wins
y with him or not, Mr.. Warren certainly
d has very valuable stallion in Warn
s ing, and there should be no lack of de
VI mand for his services.
Aidion, the horse which brought dis
D aster to the Maui contingent at the
Hilo meeting a year ago last New
FL Years. Day, is now owned and trained
d by Japanese. He should hold his OWL
Ell in the Japanese races, but today ISM
ID half the horse he was when sent II
Hilo in hopes of capturing the Mer
ID chants Stakes, won by Banonica.
Harry Hearst, the Hilo PAGER, look
d fit and we'll. He will be driven by Johr
N Green, and has an excellent chance Of
taking back the purse to the Rainy
N City.
The ancient Joe Wheeler-beg par
don. Cyclone-is at the track and il
,r the same sable beauty as he was wher
VI he made the great sensation in Homo
lulu racing circles The old fellow witt
y the mark of 2:O7 is bit grizzled about
the muzzle, but does his work blithely
=, and is at times quite kittenish. Hi
'i exhibition in the free-for-al trot ant
n mace win be watched with intense in
- terest by all who have ever seen o.
n heard Of the famous old campaigner.
Indigo, the game little Hawaiian
NJ bred and one of the local turf idols
appears to be trained to the minute
n and will come near delivering the good
in the Hawaiian bred running races
al He is a short-eoupled horse and thu
N turns at Spreckels Park should suit HIN
to a nicety-better than they VIII TN
NJ long-striding Major Collier.
Major Collier has been n bit lame
ID but appears ~ nufo Bob WV ~ N--N
from appearances win go to the race
NJ good horse in point Of condition
There Is a bloom on his coat which be
tokens perfect health, and he has picket
n up marvelously since being landed her
n from Honolulu. 10 Is entered in tn
mile and a quarter run, and II may b.
n that be will Justify the Horners' estl
mate of him, that he has never show
n what a good horse he really Is, for tn
- simple reason that heretofore he ha
n been raced almost exclusively in th
Hawaiian bred class. Jockey Rawlin
Al viii ride him.
NJ Great interest IL being taken In III
coming meeting by the kahului an
Al Waikiki people, and the morning work
" outs are 8ell attended, The hotel 90
"A eDminOdations are beiag rapidly 70
served, aAd Mailuku expects ~ enter
n tain che largest crowd Of lsll0Te tha
haa over been tho ease Nd DO hisioFi
a al tia fDWu.