The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-12
SPO e IS
RANCH
HORSES ARRIVE
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Jerry Broderick Comes To Town
With Three Likely Files
From Big Island

Tuesday saw the arrival Of three
thoroughbreds from the Parker Ranch,
Hawaii, which made the trip on the
steamer Helene and are now auartered
at the polo stables in charge of Jerry
BrodNriek. The horses will be trained
for the June races. This IL the first
time that horses have been sent from
the Parker Ranch to Honolulu for rae.
ing purposes.
The newcomers are as follows;
Sumere, chestnut FLY, three years,
by Morse Abe out Of sumptuary.
Chestnut FLY, two years, sire un.
known out Of Sumptuary.
Myrtle, chestnut FLY, three years, by
81. Avon out of Springban.
The, horses have only been broken
ak weeks and are a nice looking lot.
Working On Track
Work in earnest has commenced on
the race track in preparation for the
June meeting. X. Duchalsky has
'harge of the track and promises to
nave IL in better shape by June 10 than
It has ever been before. A grader will
ne put on the track tomorrow and from
now on it viii be closed to automobiles.
rhe work of railing the track is under
WY and will soon be completed.
Several horses are using the track
regularly for training purposes and
more will be coming in all the time
from now on.
At the city stables in the park are
Iuartered ]. n. Silva's PAGER, Harold
D, and Lincoln Achieu's good pony,
Young Lady, which ran so mitny good
aees on Maui. Achieu expects to have
another horse to look after, in the
curse Of a few days.
Over at Tom HOllinger' stables are
the PAGER Welcome Boy, Harvester, and
l stallion from Kauai, which, although
on the small side, is a rare good locker.
This horse will be raced by Ernest Con.
nIves. The Hollinger horses are in
barge of Cal Leonard, who was rid
ing races here 30 years ago.
At the Polo Stables
At the polo stables the following
ponies are quartered: KOa, Jennie c.,
re Tutc, Helen c., In and Out, Gray
Dawn, Quick Silver, South Sea, Puuloa,
Haiulani, Buttons, Kehau, W. r. Hale.
maumau, Grandma Bess, Kitchin Bill,
lack Rabbit, Limelight, KeOki and In
1igO. There are also several green
ponies at the stables as well as a bay
FLY by Umpqua, owned by
Arthur Rice, and the Yellow Girl illy,
bothered just now by rather badly
cut fOreleg.
Work on the construction of the rae
ing stables, which will be apart from
he polo stables, is being rushed and |
The 30 boxes will be ready for occu.
oancy in a week. OF these stalls at 1
east II will be taken by the Maui |
string. Then there will be the horses |
rom Kawailoa and possibly one or two
rom Kauai
The stables, polo and otherwise, are
n charge Of Peter Harmon, the we'll
lnown trainer, and probably one of the /
pest conditioners of polo ponies in
America today.
The polo stables compare favOrably |
With those of mainland centers of the |
same, and when the racing stables have
been completed and the various other |
improvements contemplated have been |
inished, the Hawaii Polo & Racing |
Tub will have a plant of which the |
'ity will have just cause to be proud. |
Kentucky of the Pacific
With polo field which promises to |
De better than any to be found on the |
Hawaii's fame as an all-the. |
1car-round polo center will be known |
I'll over the world. With racing reviv- |
ID and put on n firm basis here, the |
breeding Of thOrOuphbrpds will rereive |
IN immense stimulus. Hawaii has ey-
that is wanted to raise as fine
stock as is raised anywhere and, look.
ng few years ahead, it wOuldn t be |
were Hawaii to be known |
o horsemen as 1.-the Kentucky of the |
'acifc.' |