Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-12-26

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and she allowed Maui Boy to pass heI
in the stretch, winning by a length
or so. And such is, Christmas. In the
third head Carmalita passed Maui
Boy at -the half. and Maui Boy broke
but made up the time, gaining in the
stretch, winning in the slow time oi
2:2O
In the mule race the Duchess OF
WaiaIae carried off the honors, win
ming by a length in 1:40 40. Ainanua
Palahalaha took the lead early in the
race and at the three furlongs was
leading, but the Duchess made
great race of it around the turn and
Tyler piloted the Isenberg hybrid
home to victory in a great race. John
ny Carroll came home before the meet
was over riding the Duke of Kualoa.
Policemen Race
The two races for the patrolmen
caused much amusement and one Off
Ger, who had horse much resembl'
ing Short Grass, was barred from the
race. Officer Kihachi won the premier
event of the day, taking the honors
from Officer Cramer by length. In
special race Officer Espinda Won
from Officer Kanealii, who was
mounted on a real race horse.
The cloud races and knitting con.
tests are not entered in the general
summary, owing to the fact that the
judges have not as yet given out the
official winners. 1t was a great day
for all, especially the knitters.
The Gard.
First Race-Trotting and pacing;
2:15 class, one mile heats, two in
three. Purse, $500.
Maui Boy IL. Rogers, ch.h, aged
II / l.
Carmalita 2nd (B. judd, b.m., aged
II 2 2.
Time, 2:23; 2:22 4-5; 2:30.
Maui Boy, lMonterey-unknown)
owned by Luke Rodgers.
Carmalita End ivan Fleet-Carma'
lita1, owned by +. Anderson.
Second Race-Four furlongs; free
for all; weight for age. Purse, $3.50.
DR.. ]. C.. Fitzgerald's- b.m., Copra
tSiles-C -Coppit), aged, weight. III (Do'
noitzI. won by three lengths.
Mrs. Alice K. Macfarlane's BIN, Ro.
sella, CVoterHanrose), 4. Weight
116, q. CarrolD, second.
Time, 49 1-5. Mary Jay, scratched.
Third Raee-Six furlongs for Ha.
waiian bred mules. Purse, 800.
d. p. r. Isenberg's b.m., Duchess of
Waiaiae, Dutch CIeanser-Countess of
Lael, weight 125, &c, Tyler, won by
length. Il
L. Won Tempsky's Big. Ainanui Pala-
halaha, (opunui Tralala), weight 125,
(B. Rollins), second.
George l. Browns b., Prince of Wal
pio. tPiopio-P Princess Charming),
weight 125, q. CarrolD, third.
Time, 1:40 As. ~
Fourth RaeeAFour furlongs, three
year-olds. Purse, $20o. Mrs. Charles
Lucas ST Mary Louise, Qnfield- Early
Dew, aged 3, weight 113, (Tyler); !;
won by SIX lengths.
Mrs. w. F. Dillingham's sc Termont,
(Mentgomery-T Terrette), age 3, weigh:
lis, lDonyitzl. second.
Time. 81 3-S.
Fifth Raee-Mounted patrolmen's
race; three furlongs, catch weights;
patrolmen in uniform. Purse, 500.
X. Kihachi's b.m., Early Bird, milk
Man-Nigbt OWL; weight 169, (Kiha.
chi), won by one length.
B. CreE1er's br.h Sore Jaw, dentist
Candy Girl, weight III, (Cramer,
second.
X. Kaleohano's BIN. Badly Bent,
supset-christnas Evel, weight ia,
Kaleohanol. third.
Time, A 30.
Catsup, Toolate Girl. Molasses, Oso-
slo and Rear Guard also ran.
Sixth Raee-Special race for pa
trolmen, three furlongs, catch weights.
q. Espinda's b.h. Morning After,
tBig Bottle-Long Night, weight 1S2,
tEspindal, won by a neck.
K. kanealiiis chm, Rolling Pin,
Cray Boy-Wedding Bells), weight
III, second.
L. Lopez's b.h-,. Ostermoor, (Chal-
lenge-D -Drearyl. weight 164; third.
Time, IL is.
Seventh Raee-Six furlongs, free for
all; weight for age. Purse, $3.50.
Angus McPheeis b.m, Mary Jay,
tHippodrome-C Calyx), aged. weight II?
tRollins1, won by a head.
Mrs. Alice X. Macfarlane's chm.
Florence Roberts, General Roberts
Janice Marion), aged, weight 123.
tCarrolD. second.
L. Warren's ch.h Umpqua, (Chappa-
qua-Mercedital, aged, weight 12S, (Ty-I
ler1, third. 4
7. Yoshida's b.h. Golden Spray,
Ehappaqua-Sofita), aged, weight 12S,
10plopiol, fourth.
Time, 1:15 2-5. ---
Officials
Judges-AIbert Horner, H. NJ. won
Holt, E. H. wodehouse.
Starters. S. Paxson. X. DeshuIsky.
Sierk OF the Course-George Angus.
Assistant Clerks Of Course-Ben
Clark, U. Lemon.
Clerks of the Scales-H. B. Weller,
James Laird.
Vetertnarians-Dr. W. F. Monsarrat.
DR.. Case, U. s. A. |
Surgeon-Dr. C.. B. Cooper.
Timers--H. B. Giffard, l. Petrie, |
George !. Brown.
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