The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-13

second horse.
DR.. J. c. Fitzgernld's b T Copra, 8,
lO7 (B. Rollins) ...................1
Mrs. W. +. Macfarlaue g BLK m
YPres, 4, 121 q. Cooney) .........2
Angus McPhee's ch & Heidelberg, 4,
1913 &. CarrolD .............,.:. 8
Umpqua, disqualified.
Start, fair. Time, As 2-5. Winner by
Sileo-Coppit.
Heidelberg and COpra led the process
sion with Umpqua third and Ypres last.
Heidelberg blew up in the stretch and
Copra took the lead, and brushing off
the challenge Of Umpqua won driving
by half length. Ypres was third. A
protest lodged against Domingo Fer.
reira, the rider Of Umpqua, on the
ground that he fouled Ypres coming
out of the back stretch, was sustained
by the judges and Umpqua was disqual
flied YPres being placed second and
Heidelberg third. Copra on her run.
ming should have won on Saturday.
Sixth Race-Six furlOngs, Oriental.
"wned aad ridd' n horses. Purse $1JL
VI which $50 gees to the second horse.
Catchweights.
Mr.. Teraoka's b h Kappa, a (Naka.
mural ......... .......... ..... i
l.. Achieu' s ch m Young Lady, a a..
Carrol) ..... .... .. .....,2
MIR. Yamamoto's g m Riding, 4 (Ya-
mamoto) ....... .......,....3
Start, good. Time, LIS Is. Winner
by Rehabilitation.
Kappa led from the start and taking
the shortest route won by six lengths,
unchallenged, eased up. Young Lady
did her best but found the distance too
far. Riding no contender.
Seventh Race-The Juvenile Plate.
Three-eighths mile for Hawaiian bred
two-year -olds, colts to carry lIS pounds
and FLIES us pounds. For a piece Of
silver plate valued at $3.50 and a purse
Of $50, Of which $50 goes to the sec.
ond horse.
A. W. CNrter's oh Z Gaiety, 2, 115
(CarrOll) .....
Angus McPhee's b Bubbling Wa.
ter, ., us q. Cooney) ........... q
DIR. j. c. Fitzgerald's b Dick Til
burn, 2, llS (B. Rollins) 3
Golden Shower also ran.
Start, good. Time, :36 2.5 track re.
cOrd), winner by Marse Abe -Sumptu-
airy.
Gaiety ran q quarter of a mile in
each of a couple of false starts, and
Jockey Cooney on Bubbling Water was
fined $25 for refusing to break. Gaiety
of in the lead, set dazzling pace
and won by two and half lengths,
never threatened. Golden Shower and
bubbling Water flashed in the stretch
only to fade away. No excuse for Til.
burn.
Eighth Race-Half mile, gentlemen
riders. Purse $3.50 of which $50 goes
to the second horse. Minimum weight
100 pounds.
Angus McPhee's Oh g Heidelberg, 4.
100 Or. J. c. Ftzgerald) ....... i
j. NJ. spalding's b g Skyscraper, a,
40 A klee) E. ...... 49,. =
John s. rGacH's ia II "uNI, 4. go
(i II Sumner) ............... 3
A::sc, Tuommne, I.dyIk,, .-:at-
!, start, good. Time, 80 Is. Winner
by Saivation-dam unk nown.
Heidelberg made the running and
just lasted home. Skyscraper c6allen-
gcd vigorously in the last furlong. The
winner went the overland route. Bad
third.
Ninth Race-The Honolulu Cup. One
and a quarter miles, free for-all, weight
for age. For a cup valued at $3.50, to
be won twice by the same owner before
becoming his property; also a purse of
$3.50, Of which SIS goes to the second
horse and $25 to the third.
Mrs. Geo. G. Beckley's b m Miss
OfticiOus, 1923 q. CarrolD ...
Tom Hollinger' 8 b Harvester, a,
l28 &c. Leonard) ......... .
Mrs. w. F. Dillingham; 3 b h One.
onta, a, 1913 Cd. Ferreira) ..... ;
Frances B., also ran. Scratched, Mo
hawk Boy.
Start, good. Time: 2:ll 2-5 (truck
record). Winner by Meddler .Ballvhoe
Harvester was away first and passi M
the stand the first time the order was
Harvester, Frances B., Oneonta, Mis-,
Oficious. Coming out of the back
stretch Harvester was leading from
OneOnta, Frances B. and Miss Oficious
Shortly after Carroll made a move on
Miss Ofticious and she led the dance in
to the stretch with Harvester, Oneont,
and Frances B. following in order. Mis-.
Otficious won easily by two and a halt
lengths, Harvester being second, tw,
and half lengths in front of Oneonta
Frances B. bad third Miss Officiou,
the class of the race and nothing ha.
look in with her. Harvester ran his
race. Oneonta and Frances b. were moi
suited by the distance. Carroll CAV,
the winner a dandy ride.
Tenth Race-Six furlongs, for horse,
that have not won q race during til,
meet. Purse 5000, of which $50 gor
to the second horse.
Eleventh Race-0ne and one hal
miles hurdle race, over eight flights u,
hurdles horses to be ridden by officer
of the U. 3. Army or National Guard
or qualified amateur riders under Ma
tiOnal Hunt rules. For a cup and
purse of $50, of which $50 goes t,
the second horse.
Lieut.. w. McCleave CHI o Major
a (Owner) .......................
Capt. P. D. Glassford s CHI m Tue
lumne, a (Owner) ..............
Lieut.. Swift Martina b z Bones,
(Owner) ..................
Messina and Dido also ran.
start, good. Time: 3:l8. Sire an,
dam of winners unknown. Messina Gu
out the pace but had shot her boil
five furlongs from the finish whe,
Major and TuOlumne took command TN