Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-04

Members OF the racing committee
OF the Hawaii Polo and Racing Club
have completed the program for the
two days race meet on September 2
and 4 The final program differs from
the tentatiye program and according
to the members will be a big improve
ment.
One month from today the second
day Of the autumn meeting will be
here and interest Is not lacking in the
racing game There is expected to be
a number OF horses here from the
coast, and John 0'Rourke. Herbert
Ayres, Domingo Ferreira and Jerry
Frederick have been paying visit
10 Reno, looking over Wingffeld's
stable and other horses there.
Furlong is coming down to be raced
under the colors OF Harold Giffard.
and Il Is reported that Mary Jay and
q number OF other entries will be
here before the first Of September. A
number Of the horses have been work
ing out at the track and Golden Show
er, Mollilou, Oneonta and Umpqua
have been setting the railbirds won-
derfng In the morning workouts.
The entrance OF ladies' dash into
the program has created much inter-
est, and there IL certain to be a large
entry list. The polo pony bending
race % new feature. and the ball and
manet race Is certain to be attractive
for those interested In polo.
The seventh race on the first day
will be known as the Queens race.
II NJ. Won Holt has donated cup for
the ninth race to the winner. provid-
Ing the time of AZ made by oneonta
ID lowered. Harness racing will be
featuredeon Labor Day, and on this
day the Hawaiian Derby. Merchant
Gun Honolulu Polo Cup. Duke of Nor
folk Memorial Stakes. win be staged
before luncheon. In the afternoon the
Creola Challenge Cup, lnter-Island
Cup and feature races viii be staged.
The program will conclude on sSatur-
day with polo match between the
AlkHaWail and q picked team. The
complete program VIII be az follows:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1915.
kindsr1arten Race
First Race -Four furlongs; free-for-
81. Tor 1.year-old colt. Purse. $500, OF
which $50 goes to second, and cup
valued at $50. Colts to carry 11S
pounds. fiIlies 115 pounds Colts and
titles not having previously raced to
be given q three-pOund allowance.
Entrance fee. 10 per cent
The swtspstakes
Second Race Five fnrlongs: free
forSall: weight for age. Purse, 500,
and entrance fees of SIS each added;
no second money.
The Ladles Dash
Third Race One.Qnarter mile for lady
riders. First prize. wrist watch; sec.
end prize. racing pin. No entrance
fee.
n6man Race
Fourth Race--Four furlongs, for Gu.
listed men OF the u. 8. army. Purse,
$50. Of which $50 goes to second
horse.
Ladies', Bracelet Stakes
Fifth Hace-Four furlongs, for ANA
ttur riderks entries 70 be nominated
By ladies Of the club. for q bracelet to
bewon BY the nominator Weight, l60
pounds. Entrance fee. $40.
Folo pono Sending Race
sixth Hace-Around four posts and
back 20 starting post, for q cup. To
be ridden by members of the club.
The olistn,s Race
Seventh Race Six furiongs, for Ha-
iwsiia6 bred: weight for age. Purse,
$3.50 and cup; $50 for second place.
Entrance fee. 10 per cent of purse.
Ball and MaiIet Race
Eighth Race-Length OF polo field;
members Of the club and officers of
the y. s. army, for cup.
The onecpta Mile
Ninth Race One mile: ffeefor-all;
weight for age; for purse OF $500,
OF which $50 goes to the second horse,
and cup Cup 70 60 to the winner II
Q1eontA1 time OF 1:42 Is beaten.
Sup to be raced for in September OF
s.sR y year,
AllAswaii vs.. Picked Team.
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