The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-05

an easy favprite. The Mani Hawaiian
bred, with Benny Rollins up, moved
away from the flag at a great rate and
took the pole at the start. At tho
first furlong FraBces B., had two
lengths Of daylight behind her and
Dalton was unable to get any more
speed out of his mount, Mr. BALDWIN >,
entry, moved up steadily until at the
gra ndstand he was seven lengths u
the good. On the back stretch the
horse with the Japanese name gained
two, but he was unable to make bid
for the race. Benny Rollins rode hit
trace well, giving the record breaker 2
gilt-edged ride, and passed under the
wire going away for a record.
The second heat of the Creola Chal
lenge Cup mile was one-fifth of a sec
Ond slower than the first. break into
n gallop by Colburn's, Carmaiita cost,
ing the bay mare the race. Teddy
Roosevelt moved up from two lengths
behind and passed her by two more
before Carmslita recovered. TIL tin,
at, the wire was, 2:26, Carmalita fin
ished two lengths back, holding in.
Copra Gets -Four Furlongs
| The, man who made up the program
had the right dope on the ponies in
the next rage in which Copra won 60
ing away coming in for q lettering OF
the track record for the half mile fol
Hawaiian bred animals. Mr.. J. M
Spaldings Skyscraper with Jockey
Refs up went like fash of tightening
at the drop of the flag but held the
pace not at all when the favofitt
started. Copra went to the pole and
took the pace for the entire four fur
longs. Pulling away steadily, DR.
Fitzgerald s entry left two lengths OF
daylight between her and Skyscraper
making the four furlongs in 0:47 AS
This is track record for Hawaiian
bred ponies and equals the time made
by Satisfax yesterday morning.
Once more a break cost Carmalita @
heat in the mile pacing and trottine
for amateur riders, although Teddy
Roosevelt had the pole at the time
Colburn's entry led out at the Gas
and kept away by one length until the
first quarter was passed, At THU
point Carmalita made. an early BID
for the pace and closed in to touch
the first place horse, but the bay re
gained the lost ground and entered OF
the last turn better than one to tn,
good, Here it was that Carmalits
broke into, gallop and dropped bach
out Of the going. The time was slow
Mohawk Boy For FIRST Money
| SchOfeld Barracks again came intC
its own, in the mile aud q halt. free
for,all when Mohawk Boy rompeC
home with first money. The soldie
horse which first created u sensation
at the KamehamehS Day meet THU
year, The entry of Lieutenant Whit
ing had only oae rival Ypres, to com
pete with. Mohawk Boy, with Dial
ton, an amateur rider up, was tn,
candy in the event from the drop O.
the flag. Dohvitz, up on Mr.. Angu
McPhee 3 entry, got the best speed GU
Of his mount but he vas outclasseC
BY the SehofeId bay gelding, Mo
hawk Boy moved up until he had thre'
lengths on. Ypres and he held the I'D
vantage until he passed under th'
wire pulling In, an easy winner. Tb,
soldier horse copied the entire purs
of $3.50 for having passed each hal
mile post ahead, - 80,
| One Of the features Of the day wa
the race for mounted patrolmen whicl
is one event which used to be the BIZ
classic Of the old Hawaiian race meet
for the officers who uphold the law o
the kings. A heid Of ten Of Honolulu
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