Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-14

autumn meet. the racing enthusiasts
are waiting for the announcement oil
the entire list that will come here
from the Nevada metropolis. It's all
a secret, and the owners have abso-
luteIy refused to give out any infor-
nation as TO what horses viii be here.
There have been three or four OF
the horsemen OF Honolulu al Reno at
the recent meet, end II Is rumored
that each Is trying TO Guido the other.
II this be 50. then the horses brought
here will be Of the best, and Harold
GIftard has started out with Furlong'
one OF the fastest horses running In
the West II the others can secure
horse to defeat Furlong, then we shall
see some good racing this year.
Fast Workouts.
Many OF the horses have been gwen
workouts al the track. and in morn
ing gallop Golden Shower did the half
In 81. while John Grace's MolIlou
stepped the four furlongs In SO. One
onta has made liz for six fnrlongs.
while Umpqua did 1.0l in five fur
! longs. Albert Lyman will have an en-
TRY In the steeplechase race, bay
gelding which looks promiBlng.
Will Owen, who had lockjaw during
the June meeting, will be entered In
the two-year-old event, and many be-
iieye this horse will be the favorite.
DeneFvo promises to come back and
make q good showing, as In recent
drives better than 2:20 has ben made.
Carmalita, In the Hawaiian-bred race,
Will be again to the front. In re-
cent turn she did 2:29, 2:31 and 2.32.
Many improvements.
One Of the features that has been
much. praised by the directors of the
club Is the plan to move the judges
stand after the races to allow the
spectators in the stand to have an I'M
obstructed view OF the polo matches.
Another disagreeahle feature that is
= n6w1.feinedied Is the sand pits be-
tween the track and polo field. In the
future horse power will not be needed
to pull the cars out Of the sand.
The committee has completed the
program, a few changes taking place.
Altogether the events are interesting
ones, and the Ladies' Dash, Polo
Bending Race, Patrolmen's Race and
others promise to be attractive. With
q fast field for each event the COM
mittee Is assured that the autumn
meeting will be complete success.
The complete program follows:
offIeiai Program.
Iiawaii Polo and Racing Club, aut.
umn meet, Kapiolani park, September
? and.
First Day.
1.-The Sweepstakes. five furlongs.
free for all; weight for age. Purse
500 and entrance fees of SIS each
added No second money.
ladies Dash--One-quarter mile
for lady riders. First prize, wrist
watch; second prize, sporting pin.
Be- Roman Race-Four furlongs, for
enlisted men of the United States
army Purse $50, of which $50 goes
70 second horse. Nominated by racing
committee.
4-Hswaiisn Derby-One mile for
three-year-old colts and fillies, Hawai-.
ian bred, for purse of $500, Of which
$50 goes TO second horse. Winner re-
ceiyes F. F. Baldwin Cup, which will
be retained by winner until time is
beaten, and TO be run for in June and
September OF each year. Entrance
fee 10 per cent.
5-Polo Pony Bending Race -
Around four posts and hack to start
Ing point, for cup. To be ridden
by members OF the club and officers
of the u. s. Army.
6~-The Queens Cup-Six furlongs,
for Hawaiian bred Weight for age
Purse $3.50 and cup; $50 for second
place. Entrance fee 10 per cent OF
a nurse
N7--Ball and Mallet Race-Length of
polo field. Open to members of club
and officers of U. s. Army, for cup.
Noxerfrance fee.
IS S4ke Oneonta Mile-one mile
4 free for all; weight for age, for a
:. purse OF $500, Of which $50 goes to
Second horse. Cup to winner If One
entAS time Of 1:42 IL beaten. Cup
10 be raced for In September of each
year.. Donated by H. M. Won Holt.
Entrance fee 10 per cent OF purse.
s-Hurdle Race-one and half
miles over eight flights of hurdles, for
enlisted men Of the United States
Army. Catch weights. Purse, first
500. second $50. third SIS. No en-.
trance fee. Nominated by racing com
mittee.s
Second Day.
i-Trotting and Pacing-Free Tor
all trotting and pacing: mile meats
IN 5. Purse of $3.50 and entrance
fees added. Entrance fee, w per
cent of. purse. g..
2-Kindergarten Race = Four 1ur,
longs for Hawaiian-bred two-year-oio
colts. Purse 5000, of which $50 goes
10 second. Cup valued at $50 TO WIN
nsr: ( Colts to carry lis pounds; III.
lies III pounds. Colts and fillies nov
having. previously raced to be gwen
tErse pounds allowance. entrances
Zee 10 per cent. ,r
2-Iadies' Bracelet Stakes-FouI
q. 2. ~lAoro Entries