Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-16
RECORD CROWD
EXPECTED FOR
BIG RACE meet
First Race Event Will Begin at
2 o'clock; Maui PoIolsts to
Meet Kauai Team at q

and added to this a program OF SpO'Is
which has not been equalled in ANY
one half day. the Hawaii Polo aDd
Racing Association committee fc'l
confident that there will be a record
crowd out to the big race meet tnh
afternoon.
BEGINNING at 2 o'clock. feature
events will continue all afternoon I'M
I'll the last chukkur In the polo mach
It is. in reality, the case OF the FIRST
will be last and the last Will De tfS'.
Those who will be detained al tnelt
work until 2 o'clock will nave an op-
portunity Of Witnessing number OF
the races. IS the harness event Will
be called first at 2 o'clock.
Flora In First Race
In this race Flora appears to have
the edge. with DenerVo second. IDS
Hilo entry will be driven by McDon'
ala, and this means close to Z:l0
heat. Whether or not DenerVo can
make I'D the distance Of the hanol'
can Is a question. but the Paxson
entry is exceptionally fast, and ought
to make q great race OF II.
Satisfax ought to win In the tnlro
race of the day, and many horsemen
believe that the daughter Of ROCK
Sand will set O new record for the
SIX furlongs.
Watch copra
In the seventh race, a four furlong
event, Satisfax 10 again entered, ana
Is always good for chance to win.
She win have q good Jockey In Car
ron. but the race 10 short and Copra's
speed may beat the Schofield mare
10 the wire. II would appear that
Cora has an excellent chance In this
event. and Benny Rollins 10 certain TO
1--WE the Fitzgerald entry a good ride.
Copra has the rail-, carrying 116
pounds, and with. an even break AZ
the start should win out
Hundreds OF racing followers wit
messed their first game OF polo last
Monday, and when the ball IL thrown
in at the opening OF the game, there
should be large crowd on hand
Kauai VIII, use the same four seen In
action last year with Che ezception OF
Jaw Gould, who has been replaced by
philip Rice. Maui also has three men
IN the lineup from last years team,
sam Baldwin taking Dave Jennings
place. .#a& Il
MaIlna 10 Play
The Kauai poloists win ride the
Oahu ponies. and this may mean lo%
loss TO that aggregation. but they are
certain to make this up In horseman-
ship and sparkling plays. Johnny ma
lima ID acknowledged TO be one OF the
longest hitters in the game, and his
playing has always made big hit
with the crowds il the stand. =
Acting with the racing committee.
President Sam Mott and Manager
Billy Miles OF the Pacific League have
postponed the two games which were
To have been played 1t Moiliih Field
this afternoon. These games viii be
played Off later in the series, Many
stores have also been booked for clos.
ing at noon, and Governor Ptnkham
has requested that the afternoon be
declared q half holiday.
The program for today 10 as fof
SATURDAY Raees-First Race 2 p. N.
Freefor-all trot and pace. Handi-
can. Two one-m.le heats, each heat
10 constitute race. Purse $500, OF
which $50 goes to the winner and
$50 to second In each heat Entrance
Zee SIS. ,.~
l.-C. H. Judd's 9. 9. Sinner. Aged.
Goes one mile.
Wv. r. Hollis b. b. Billy Boy.
AGED. Goes one mile.
81, s. Grace's b. T. Carmalita II.
Aged. Goes one mile 226 feet.
Az. Brughelli's br. b. Flora. Coos
/ mile 226 feet.
Is. S. Parsons b. 6. Denervo.
Aged. Goes one mile $50 feet.
Second Raee-2:2o p. m.
Half.mile free-torall, 2-year-old
colts, to carry 11s pounds, and ftllies
lis pounds. Purse $3.50, Of which $50
goes to the second. Entrance fee 10
per cent Of purse.
1.-Sen. H. A. Baldwin's b. I. Luau.
Age 2. Weight 115.
= Wv. r. Dfllingham's b. (. oneta.
Are 2. Weight lis. o..
Third Raee-2:4o p. m.
Six furlongs--free for all. Weight
for age. Purse $500, Of which $50
goes to the second. Entrance fee 10
per cent OF purse.
i:-Mrs. w. r. Dfllingham's b. b.
oneonta, Aged, Weight 13S.
Wv. r. Dillingnam's Oh. b. Ump-
qua. Aged. Weight 1S3.
Capt. r. e. d. Hoyle's blk. m.
Sstisfax. Aged. Weight 12S.
- Fourth Races .. m.
Six furlongs, free-for-all; weight
FOR are. Purse $500, Of which $50
goes to second. Entrance fee 10 per
cent Of purse.
70 1-Sen. II. A. Baldwtns b. N. Fran