The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-02-02
RACING LEADERS
WILL meet SOON
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Coming June Eleventh Horse
Show At kapioIani Park
.I@ To Be Big Affair

February IL or thereabouts win be
the date Of the meeting Of the racing
committee of the Hawaii Polo and
Rscing Club, at which the program for
the coming June meet will be decided
upon and announced. ,
| Present will be G. A. Rice, Kauai; II.
A.. Baldwin, Maui; Major Potter, Oahu;
Arthur Rice, Hawaii, and George p.
I Cooke, representing Molokai. MI
Major Potter viii act in place Of ID.
p. r. Isenberg, who is at present on
the mainland, as representative Of this
island, and Arthur Rice will represent
1 A. w. Carter, Of the Parker Ranch, who
will be unable to attend the meeting.
Tentative programs are being drawn
up and will be presented for considera-
ton, DR.. J.. g. Fitzgerald, of Maui, hav.
ing one ready, while Lieut.. Louis Beard
wlll present one catering TO the mill.
tary contingent.
II lookt at present as IL there would
be one fun days racing az Kapiolani
Park, and matinees on the Saturday
before and after June IL, Kameha.
meha Day.
ThorOughbreds For Army omcers
| Several thoroughbreds have been
shipped here of late by Army sports
men, and il looks as IL military day
would be.one Of the big features of the
meeting.
with Oahu, Hawaii; Maui, Kauai,
end probably Molokai, represented at
i the meeting, prospects are for better
racing and larger fields than have be-
fore been the case in the history Of
facing id these Islands.
| TU &c.. lin ...1 = .k.... f.c.,.
1 waimea, and already rumor has Il that
there Is q horse in training at Wpimea
capable Of showing its heels to any.
l thing that has run in the Islands; and
/ il isn't Sumere, either. Jerry Brod-
erick is also said to have another crack
two-year old in his string at the Parker
Ranch which is considered more than
likely to follow in the footsteps of
| Gaiety, the best two.year-old last sea
son. 1t will be good news to many
that Garter will be present in person AZ
the coming meeting,
Y Barney Judd and the Ribbons
Barney Judd, the wellknown driver,
will be in the picture again this year.
1 He has two harness horses which he is
readying at Rualoa at present, a
4 maiden Hawaiian bred, and 2:20
p /. )
This will probably mean that there
will be a slow class in the harness divi
i sion this year, an event which has had
! 10 20 by the board at the last few meet
i inRs owing to lack of horses, In the
slow class may compete the evergreen
Maui Boy, now the property Of Luke
RoRers; j. T. Silva 8 bay PAGER Harold
H.; Carmalita, Theodore Roosevelt,
i Jndd's nomination, Felix Brughelli's
III Orc, and one or two others. r3 Z
] Along about the middle of this month
the sport of horseback riding win rel
Il ceive boost by the presence every
morning at the track of Harry Bald
Twin, George p. Cooke, @. H, Cooke.
Robert w. Single, and otiers, mem,
beers of the Hawaii Polo and Racing
Club, who have formed a compact to
engage in early equestrian exercise
J every morning until the races. With
this in view, George Cooke has sent TO
Molokai for a string of ponies and
Harry Baldwin is going to have a mum
Der of ponies brought from the Valley
|, Island. The four sportsmen in ques-
, ton, be it noted, are all legislators,
and there is talk of a Legislator Stakes
} to be run at the coming meeting. 2.
Gossip Of the Gee-Gees rvs. "
u A. w. Carter has purchased Harves.
, ter from @. H. Lucas and the big horse
! goes to the stud at Waimea. The son
Of Solitaire Incarnation ii has had an
Interesting racing career and should
make name for himself at stud,
Sixteen ponies consigned to Walter
f. Dillingham;, will arrive by the next
Lurline from Captain McKittrick .
i place at Bakersfield, California. Train
, err Peter Harmon of the Hawaii Polo q
Racing Club is coming down with the
stock. " EG
Jay Gould, the noted polo player,
who will arrive here shortly, will again
play for the Garden Island. -
Schoheld Barracks Enthusiastic
Racing enthusiasm is running high at
Schofield Barracks, and the new horses
are attracting a great deal Of atten-
tion. Z, a.. ..... fg
i Felix Brughelli says that he may ship
Major Collier and Fl Orc to Honolulu
to be trained for the coming meeting.
; If he does John o 'Rourke will probably
have the handling of the Hilo horses.
Win or lose, the presence of the gallant
old Major in field of Hawaiian. breds,
would be bound to be hailed with pleas
ure. IN ., Emats
q Allie Magoon is expecting a PAGER
down from the Coast by the next Lur,
lline. .E...E.
DR.. j. G. Fitzgerald has in training
on Maui two,year old full bred, out
of Copra, queen of the home bred sprin,
tiers. ~
The report published yesterday after.
noon that Harry Baldwin would send
Warning TO the june races with the
rest Of his string would probably have
been all right were It not for the fact
that the horse died year or SO ago,
III n MAY REVIVE "