Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-11
June Race Meet Should
Be Big Boom For Sport
Much Interest Taken in Coming Race Meet ON June 10 and II
Many Horses Now Chartered at KapioIani Pak-Track
Now Being Placed in Good Condition-Commee Outlines
Rules to Govern All Racing Events of Polo and Racing Assn

With the June races only one month
away interest in the sport of kings is
conferred now in the runners and har!
ness horses that have arrived for the
big events. ...... ....-
Jerry Broderick has brought over
three racers from Hawaii and all are
now at the polo stables. The horses
l,oming from the Parker ranch are:
Sumere, a 3-year-old chestnut filly;
Myrtle and a chestnut filly out of
Sumptuary. ..
Work on Track. ........ -:
r. Duchalsky has charge of the
track and is now making preparations
TO have it in perfect condition for the
race meet A grader viii be placed
on the track and from now on auto.
mobiles will not be allowed in the
enclosure Completion of the railing
around the track viii soon be an
nounced. T."
Harold D., ]. T. Silva's PAGER, is quar-
tered at the city stables at the park,
and Lincoln Achieus Young Lady,
which made good showing on Maui,
is also there. Welcome Boy and Har-
vester are in charge of Cal Leonard
at the Tom Hollinger stables.
Polo Stables Busy Place. g.. -.
The polo stable lisa scene of race
track talk every hour and at the
present there are a number of horses
there and more are expected. Among
the horses which are stabbed there at
the present time are: Limelight, Jack
Rabbit, Grandma Bess, Kitchin Bill,
South Sea, Puuloa, Quick Silver, Gray
Dawn, Helen c., In and Out, Koa,
Jennie c., TIE Tute, Kaiulani, Keoki,
Indigo, Buttons, Kehau and w. r.
Halemaumau.
The racing stables. which will be
apart from the polo stables, will soon
be constructed and 80 stalls will be
ready for use next week. The stables
are all in charge OF Peter Harmon,
one of the best conditioners of polo
ponies in America, -. ...."
Advance of Sport. .~:
The Hawaii Polo and Racing Assoc
citation is taking the right steps to
place the sport on high standard,
and with polo field, a track and
other racing necessities the local or.
ganization is certain to take front
rank with the other show places Of
America, and the rules as outlined
the general public.
Rules which have been prescribed
by the racing committee have met
with the approval of the members of
the club many of them being new
regulations. All of the races will be
run under the rules of the California
Jockey Club and the National Hunt
and Steeplechase Association.
No Frauds Here.
The racing committee has been
given power to inquire into any deal
pertaining to racing and may rule off
any persons engaged in fraudulent
practises. There will be on appeal
from its decisions. The committee is
also given power to rule off horse,
trainer, jockey or owner II good cause
is shown and fines may be imposed
for infraction OF the rules.
All officials win be appointed by
the committee and they are given
power 70 exclude from the racing en-
closure all persons whose actions are
obnoxious or disorderly. The commit
tee requires that all race horses and
polo ponies shall be properly regis
tered with the racing committee 10
days prior to a meet. A registration
Zee OF 81 will be charged for each ami
NAL, with the exception of horses
registered in the American Jockey
Club Stud Book.
Jockeys Must Register.
All horses entered in races held un.
der the auspices of the club must en-
ter under the owenrship OF member
or by nomination of a member. All
professional jockeys must be regis
tered with the racing committee at
least 10 days prior to race meet,
and furthermore must make applica-
ton in writing for q permit to ride,
the application to be accompanied by
a fees of IS.
All apprentices must be registered
with the racing committee at least 10
days prior to race meet, and all will
receive five-pound allowance All
members wishing to ride as amateur
riders shall make application in writ
ing to the racing committee, accom-
panied by fee OF IS.