The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-01-03


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closely by Val Kaaihue, Kauinana and
Kan also ran.
4-One-mile gentlemen IS driving race.
Winner, Naniwa, driven by Charles
Lucas; time, 1853. Second, Venus, Bar,
ney Judd driving and third, Carmelito,
Chris Holt driving.
The second xtra, novelty event, was
''hulti-huli,'' or mounted tug-of-war
between Ella A. Longs Steam Plow
and Kaaihue's Slow Starter. Won in
two straight heats by Long. Kaaihue
had considerable difficulty in making
the rawhide rope hold to the pommel
of his saddle. Steam Plow was too swift
and strong for old Kaaihue IS rather
dilapidated cow-chaser. This event
caused general merriment at the ex-
pense, of course, of the loser.
Dixie and Dora D Scratched.
5-Half-mile, IA l-2 hands, Hawaiian.
bred, Winner, Angus McPhee IS Indian
Boy, Carroll up; time, IS l-5. Second,
George Holt, Jr's Paloma, Willis
up. Dixie and Dora D were scratched
from this race, although previously en-.
tered, it being claimed they were both
just trife above the fourteen and a
half hand measure.
Indian Boy won this race by some
four lengths and thus another purse
went to the Maui contingent.
To appease the owners whose horses
had been barred out of the above race,
special half mile event. between VIM.
Lucas Dixie and J. J. Medeiros' Dora
d was arranged, for fifty-dollar purse
and run Immediately after. Carol
rode Dixie and Jack Wilson started out
to ride Dora D, and then didn't. After
trying for some thirty minutes to make
Dora d start, Jockey Gilbert was sent
across the field and took Wilson IS
place.
Gilbert was heard to remark, in the
neighborhood of the Judges stand af-
ter Dora had been holding the crowd
up, he wished he had the mount. Hear
ing of this, the officials sent him across
and Gilbert, seeing that coaxing would
not do any good with the wilful beauty,
used bride, spurs and whip to such
good advantage that Dora d made up
her mind to get started and not only
did this, but eventually won the race
by a neck; time, SO fiat. 1t was the
prettiest finish of the day and as Gill
bert returned to the judges stand the
crowd gave him the glad hand.
Gone mile, three in five, free for
all harness race. Winner, Angus Nc.
Fhee IS Denervo, Dan Carey with the
ribbons. Time, 2:22 10, 2:1s As,
2:16 80.
This was the most interesting race
! of the day and McPhee was generally
complimented on the showing of his
successful horse. Denervo took the race
in three straight heats and at no time
was there any question about the fast
Valley Island PAGER landing the purse
and race.
Harold ID was outelassed in this race.
He finished second in the first heat
with Welcome Boy third, but in the
succeeding two heats was beaten out
for sec0-d place by w. II. G. Camp
bell S new arrival.
Welcome Boy made a very creditable
showing. Released from quarantine at
noon yesterday, Doctor 0'Rourke took
him out to the track and the harness
being slapped hurriedly on the stran-
ger s back, he went into the race. That
he will do better in the coming races
is conceded.
First heat = Welcome Boy got the
rail, Denervo went to the middle and
| Harold ID took the outside. After one
false start the horses got off together
Deneryo taking and holding the lead
to the finish and beating Harold d out
by full length. Welcome Boy broke
number of times, but was quick in
getting his pace.
Second heat-DenerYO won this heat
by fully two lengths, getting aud hold
| ing the lead again throughout the dis
lance, after good start all around
| Harold u followed DeneryO up 10 the
half, whore Welcome Boy caught ul
and finished second, Harold u coming
close 70 being disthneed
Third heat After the finest start Of
All three heats IN this, tie Last, Denoryl
i again held biz own, finishing fully th1ee
lenglhs ahead Of Welcome BOY and the
latter length ahead OF Harold y,
One Mile Handicap,
( one mile handicap, free for all
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