The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-11-23

1ecuOn with the year-end race meetings
o be conducted under the direction of
Iohn s. Grace at Kapiolani Park, are
assured by the programs for Christmas
/ ind New Year Is Days racing officially
made public yesterday and which ar,
/ rs follows:
rhe Christmas Gard
Bicycle race, one mile, open to ORR.
ntals; three prizes.
Trotting and pacing. free. for al, !.
hree heats in Ave; purse $500. o.. ,
Half mile freefor'all; purse $3.50 Of
| 'hich $50 goes to the second.
Six furlohgs, Hawaiian bred mules,
weight 1875 pounds; cup and purse of
| 100. .n
Half-mile, Hawaiian.bred, weight for
.ge; purse 5000 of which $50 goes to
1 he second. ~
Half mile Roman race, enlisted men;
mrse $125 Of which $25 goes to the
| second.
Six furlongs, free -for-all weight for
,ge; purse $3.50 Of which $50 goes to
| he second. ~
New Years Program
Bicycle race, open; three prizes.
Trotting and pacing, green horses,
Test two heats in three; purse $500.
Three-furlongs, two.year -olds, FLIES
carry lis pounds and colts us
pounds; cup and purse of 500. %,
Five furiongs, Hawaiian -breds, weight
| FOR age; purse 5000.
Han mile, three ear-olds; purse 5000.
| One mile, mules, gentlemen riders,
| weight $50 pounds; cup to jockey ana
| purse of $50 to owner.
One mile, free-for-all; purse $3.50, Of
which $50 goes TO second. 81
| Racing viii start on each day early
| the afternoon and it is expected
hat the. attractive programs arranged
will draw large crowds to the classic
iapiolani Park course. i...
Horses At the Track
| Already number of horses are in
| raining, both thoroughbreds and har
| less horses. ia %a' s#EL
At the city stables c. H. Judd is
| ;etting the fast PAGER Denervo into
| hape for what promises TO be the
iardest contested race the son of De
| nonio has ever had with Tom Holm
| ,er's champion, Welcome Boy, and
hese two good PAGERS have tried con-
| lusions both here and on Mauai on a
lumber of occasions. ..... ~.
| Welcome Boy is being trained and
lriven by Jack Gibson, who, everyone
s glad to hear, has entirely recovered
rom his recent indispOsitions and is
low entering upon his twenty first
ear of race driving in these Islands.
Zorine, owned by Mrs. +. NJ. Swan
y, and a recent importation from the
Joast, is also being trained by Judd,
ind may make a third race in the
ree-fOr-all pace, though this PAGER
| will hardly have come to hand suffi-
iently to appear to best advantage at
he coming meeting. Isr,
| Another PAGER in charge of Judd Is
\ green prospect of which little is
| Inown. +. . b.
| Frederick Anderson of Waialee has
he PAGER Carmalita at the city stables
| charge of Clarence Richardson, an
Dld.time conditioner who has come
pack to the game after lengthy
apse. Richardson is also looking after
| black trOtter, a mare which has yet
| % make her debut on the track.
John Colburn, III has a green pacing
stallion at the Aity stables which ap.
bears to be coming to nicely. He Is
~ Roosevelt out of an imported mare.
Another horse at the city stables is
big black PAGER said to be owned by
| Hawaiian sportsman, and the iden.
ity and record of which appears to be
hrouded in mystery. H.
1t the Racing Stables
Over at the racing stables Max Wat
Inns is galloping Saunte, Remark, Pc
er Post, Creamery and Dinner Bell,
Irs. Walter Macfarlane's newly ac-
.uired yearlings, and which win make
heir turf debut in the baby race on
New Years Day. T..
In the same string are Florence Rob.
'rts, holder of the Canadian record
or five fuTlOngs, and the classiest ami.
nal ever imported to these Islands;
md LahontOn Water, full brother TO
he famous Bubbling Water, and
pounds and pounds the fastest pony in
laval today--fOr he is but pony.
Rosella will also bear Mrs. Macfar.
ane's popular colors at the meeting,
5hough Of this mare 5 racing merits
absolutely nothing is at present
tnown. She is bred well enough for
,nything. THY.
c. Tyler is galloping Mary Louise,
/ tWo-year-old chestnut hlly, aud
Termont, three year-Old chestnut
colt, both owned by Charles w. Lucas
of Niu Ranch, and which have never
started in race.
Tyler is also in charge of Umpqua,
Loretta, two.yearOld filly by imp.
qua out Of Lolita; and the Dillingham;
wo-year-Old Oneta. ~. =. =.
At Kawailoa, Golden Spray, full
BROTHER to 0neonta, and which won
xpeetedly at the last June meeting,
is being conditioned under the watch,
full eye of Yoshita. He will be entered
in the six furlongs and mile free. for.
all events, and it may be taken for
granted that this good looking horse
is u much better animal than he has
been given credit for being.
rhe Schoheld Runners
At Schofeld Barracks J. Brown, who
anne here with string of runners
rom Reno year ago last August, Is
raining SatisfaX, Capt. r. Il. ID.
ioyle = old flyer; Airline, which ran
Vt Tia Juana last year, and an un'
known mare Contrary to general re.
port Satsfax was not sent to the main.