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HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
THIRD DAY 1919 RACES.
"NIGHT HAWK WINS CHAMPIONS.
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For reference and to interest many of our readers we append the list of previous Derby winner 1000 Mr. J. H. Lewis's Bulbul,
THE CHINA MAILE
three lengths in front of Alexander. the winning post. First Fiddle was Bend Or was third half-a-length second and Burst Lengths third. Time: behind Alexander.
WEDNESDAY - FEBRUARY 26, 1916)
At the the rest of the fald were still all Sir Paul's Spotted Sand, 1ist 1lb
(Mr. Vida) S wax still gaining 'round. atraight Firelight and Purity Dahlis together, aki rather gaining on Vie led the Ard. Alexander was going tory Star Just after the Black Mr. Dryasdust's Maybe, 10st 12lb
(Mr. Crokam) -0 strong in third plico. Furity Dahlia Rock, Torbay gained ground follow. romped in first, three lengths in fronted by Cornhill who till now was sixth Mr. Dynasty's Vivat, 10st 121b of Alexander, a remarkable perform-
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11st Ilb (Mr. Knoll) D
(Mr. Reid) 0 auce on top of her extra exertions. Hector was right behind the whole
(Mr. Dalgleish) Alexander finished hal: a, length infield. Cornhill ran well at the bend Mr. Fash's Black Jack, Ila lib Sir Ellis Kadooric's Formosa Chief, hout of American Chief who, alled by Moonlight running strongly, ough not very dangerous to the The same order was kept up the leaders from the start; made a good straight. At the winning post Fiety Mr. John Peel's Burning Daylight,
came first after a good run, one length and a half in front of Moon- light, who again was half a length in front of Victory Star. Time: 2min. 9 2/5-sec.
runt. Time, rein. 51 /ecc.
Time 1.31.
3 min. 23 sec. Pari-mutuel:-
Fari-mutuel
Winner,
Winner:
21.30
Places-1st
-12.90. 7.00
Places 1st
6.00
2nd
5.40
2nd 3rd
32.20
6.60
3rd
7.90
Cash Sweeps **
Cash Sweepst
Ticket No., 180,
Ticket No. 330
1st $924.00
L
315
2nd $264.00
281
3rd $ 132.00
$ 125.00 $ 255.00
.$1,700.00
Unplaced ponies Commission
1st $1,288.00. 322, 2nd $ 368.00 184.00 399, 3rd
$ 200.00
Total...
$ 360.00
$2400.00
ari-mutuel
Winner,
...Places 1st
15.20 6,50
Cash Sweeps
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252 tickets taken on Starlight for place.
2nd 3rd Ticket No. 410, 1st $1,821.00-
595, 2nd $ 520.00. 416, 3rd $ 260.00 75.00 Unplaced ponies
474.00 Commission
7.40
9.50
-Winner,
Places 1st
**
2nd 3rd
on
19 tickets taken on First Fiddle-for place.
Total
Yesterday the chief avent was the | the verdict by a head, this narrow Derby which Mr. O, H. Botte cup-margin also parting second und
Mr. MacGregor led his pony | Unplaced ponies sured with his fine pony, Mountain thiki. King. It was a fino racs, Mr. Hill in all smiles, and received hearty Commission who had the mount on the winner congratulations all round. baving the greatest difficulty in shak ng of Mr. Burkill on Albion Dahlia. But for the fact that Mr. Burkill got an unfavourable position late in the race be would perhaps havo won. He had to pull across to the inside 50 yards froin the winning post. It was his only chance of getting in front of Mountain King but he falled and the race went to the winner by
hend. Mr. Pota pohy Valley King also secured third place so the popular broker had quite a Derby
success.
Johnstone. Time, 8.85. 1901 Sir Horace McMahon's Kismes, Johnstone. 2.35 8/3. 1902 Mjor-Gen. Sir W. Guseoigne's
Ivy, Grosso.2.58 1/3
Unplaced ponies, $25.00 each. ticket Nos. 108, 314, 8, 94, 67.
103 tickets were taken on Firelight for a win.
were taken
taken
125 tickets Firelight for place.
tickets. 263
wete
1903 Lt. Col. Hughes's Brilliant, W.Alexander for place.
Cax: 2,58,"
44 tickets were taken on Bend
1004 Mr. Busey's. Coronet Hose, W..Or for place.
Cox. 6.18.
100% Mr. John Peel's Cotswold,
Gresson. 3.227 2/5. 1000 Mr. Busey's Triumph Rose,
Hayes. 3.23 2/5. 1207 Mr. Buzey's Spring Rose,
Master 8.15 475. 11008 Mr. John Peel's Kirkwood. Johnstone. 3.20.
This is Mr. Fotts' first Derby win, his nearest to securing the local blue riband being in 1903 when he was second with his pony Norman King. and in 1003 he was again second, this time with Emerah King. will be seen that Mr. Potts hae a system of bucking King on ponies" names,
his 1000 Mr. Buxay's Little Gem Rose,
Burkill. 8.10 9/5.
Although yesterday's was Mr: 1010 Mr.. Büxey's Royal Rose, Dotts' first Flongkong win, it was not
Burkill, B.11 1/5.
This initial Derby, he having once cap-2011 Mr. Busey's Coronation Rose,
tured the Shanghai Derby.
Mr. Hill did not have such a sue- cessful day yesterday, securing only ene first place but is that was the Derby he is no doubt satisfied. He was quite elated over his win, his first Derby, throwing up his hand in joy as he passed the winning post.
In all respects yesterday was EL unqualifielas cess. Everything w well arringed, the procealings went along without a bitch, and everyone seated on good terms with every- body elses
Money seemed very plentiful... AL though he people were in the en el ure, receipts in the Cast Streeps and Pari Mutuel were very little less than in previous years.
Favourites had a good day and most people seemed to have money to draw. Very poor returns were the order in the place betting. Seldom was there a good return to be bad in that department. As the day proces-led the drywings for the Cash Sweeps increased. The fist race js always sind, yesterday the holder of No. 221 tjekės had $935 to draw, the lucky holder of ticket No. 621 fa e Derby had the nice little rest egg of 85,089 to come. He was very anxious that Mr. Lowe should keep it, but we suppose only temporarily. Excepting the Derby the Sist prize in the Cash Sweeps gradually rose from $935 in the first race to $2178
in the last.
To-day the course Allad much sooner than on previous days. By the first saddling bell, at 11.30, there was a large muster including a good number of the fair sex. The weather was again fine.
The ubiquitone photographer Mee Cueung wis early about, Combining business with pleasure. He took n photo of the Stewards during the tiffin interval.
The Band-of-the 19th Infantry had again a nice selection of music end added a 'gd, deu! to the pleasure of those attending the meeting.
The following was the musien) programme
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MORNING.
1. Overture-Rosminde... Schubert
2. One Step-The Policeman's
Holiday)
8. Valse-Destiny
4. Song The Magic of your Voice
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Burkill. B.00,
1912 Sir Paul's White Hawthorn,
Burkit 8.24 176.
1018 M. Ellis Kadcore's
Fijian
Chief, Johnstone. 8.23 25. 1014 Sir Paul's Jewel Aster, Brand.
3.13 1/5
1015 Sir Paul's Perfection. Dahlia,
Vida. 3.18 2/5. 1010 Sir Paul's Winsome Tablia,
Burki 3.10.
1017 Mr. John Peel's Silver Streak,
Johnstone. 8.14 4/5.
1918 Sir Elis Kadore's Tytan
Chief, Knoll. 8.12 40.
JOCKEYS SUCCESSES. The summary of jockeya successes for the sins two days of the meet'ng is as follows:~~
Mr. Moller...... Mr. Vida Mr Knoll
1st. 2nd, 3rd.
Mr. Hill ....
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Mr. Dalgliesh Mr. Sedgwick Mr. Crokam Mr. Doyle Mr. Reid Mr. Adams
OWNERS' SUCCESSES, Sir Funk's and Mr. Cire's stable have had the most winners and places during the first two daye, but the wo stable and Mr. G. H. Potts Have had the same number of firsts. Mr. Potts having won the Derby can claim the most inccessful stable. A sumuary of owners' successes fol- low:
Unplaced ponies, $25.00 each, ticket Nos. 152, 326, 375, 251, 395,
330, 249, 431.
310 tickets taken on Starlight to wind
320 tickets taken on Burst Length for place.
...............................................$3,150.00-
Total Unplaced ponies, $25.00 each, ticket Noe 505, 826, 450.
2.45 tickets were sold on Purity Dahlia, to win.
219 tickets were sold on Purity
180 tickets were sold on Alexander,
GREAT THE
SOUTHERN 4-THE LADIES' PURSE.-Pre- sented. $330 added for Winner: STAKES.-Winner $800; Second
Second to receive $200; Third $200; Third $100 For China
$100. For China Ponies. Weight Dahlia, for place.. Ponles. Weight for inches as per
for inches ce per scale. Winners scale. Winners at this Meeting of one Race 5 lb. of two or more Races 10 lb. extr. Grifhas allow ed 5 h. Subscription Griffins of any Season non-winners allowed 10.b. Entrance $10. One mile and a quarter.
Mr. R. MacGregor's Upward Park, 11st. 07b. (Mr. Hill) Mr. Cire's Daintylight, 10st. 12lb. (Mr. Moller) Mr. John Peel's Burning Daylight, 11st. 011. (Mr. Johnstone) Sir Ellis's Tytam Chief, 11st. 01b.
Mr. Fash's Black Jack, 11st. 0115.
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2
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2
3
at this Meeting other than Sub-for place.
5 lb. extra. 95 tickets were sold on American scription Grittins Jockeys who have had 3. or more Chief, for place. winning mounts in Hongkong. Shanghai or Tientsin 9 th extni. Jockeys who have never had d winning mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed 4 N. Entrance $10. Once round. Mr. Fash's Grey Goose, 11st. 4lb. (Mr. Hill) 3 Mr. John Peel's Sandy, 10st 6lb (Mr. Johnstone) (Mr. Knoll) Sir Paul's Spotted Sand, 11st 41b (Mr. Vida) (Mr. Dalgleish) 0 Mr. Cire's Fairylight, 11st. 4lb.
(Mr. Moller) 0 There were five starters in this
Mr. Dryasdust's Salamander.11st. race. All got a good start, well in
4lb. (Mr. Crokam) 0 line. Daintylight, followed by Black
4lb. (Mr. Reid) "0 Jack and Upwood Park, first drew Mr. H. Hancock's Dun Duke, 11st. ahead. Down the straight, Black Jack took the lead with Upwood Sir Ellis Kadoorie's Essex Chief."
11st 11b (Mr Knoll) 0 Park second and Dainty light third. Fassing the winning post for the Mr. Nemazee's Seyhoon, (late Ro- first time, Black Jack was well in front with Tytam Chief and on his heels. Daintylight hot
chester,) 11st 41b (Mr.Sedgwick). O` A false start, Salamander was anxious to set off. At the fall of the
Pari-mutuel
63,80 11.00:
8.00
$ -9,60
Cash Sweeps
Ticket No. 587 1st $1,941.00 361 Zad $ 554.00 142 3rd $ 277.00 $ 125.00 513.00
Unplaced ponics. Commission
Total:
3,410
Unplaced... ponies, $25.00 each, ticket Nos. 313, 479, 679, 556, 125.
75 tickets were sold on Firefiy to
130 tickets were sold on Firefly for place.
201 tickets were sold on Moonlight}
172 tickets were sold on Victory for place. Star for place.
win.
...
Winner $2,000: Seccad $500; Third $300. For China Ponies. Winners at this Meeting only. Weight for inches as per scale. One mile and a quarter. Mr. John Peel's Night Hawk, 10st
101 (Mr. Johnstone) 1
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Mr. Soares' Siamese Cat, 10st 121b (Mr. Knoll) Mr. G. H. Pott's Mountain King.
11st llb. (Mr. Hill) 3 Sir Paul's Triumph, 10st 10th
(Mr. Burkill) O Mr. Fash's Grey Goose, 11st-01lb (Mr. Dalgleish) Robt..MacGregor's Upwood Park, 11st 071b (Mr. Crokam) Mr. F. S. Gibbings Standard
Dahlia, 11st 071b (Mr. Moller) 01 Mr. Goahead's Smoke Box, ilst
01lb (Mr. Doyle) 0
0
ilat lib (Mr. Johnstone) 0 A very good start. Pink Eye took the lead from the very start, followed by Vivat and Formosa Chief. At the gate the same order prevailed. Formosa Chief was going strong in second place and the same in the stretch. At the Black Rock Pink Eye WAR first, Formosa Chief second. Vivat third, and 'Black Jack last. The same order was kept up practically all round the course. Daintylight and Spotted, Sand seemed to be running very well when passing the stands. At the winning post Daintylight was first in by a short head. Pink Eye was second, half a length in front of Spotted Sand. Time 2 min. 64/5 sec. Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: Places-Ist
0.
10.70
6.60
10.40
7.10
2nd 3rd
Ticket No. 335 1st $2,033.00 284 2nd $ 551.00
Cash Sweeps
597 3rd $290.00
Unplaced panics, Commission
Total:
$ 125.00
$ 536.00
.$3,535.00
Unplaced ponies, $25.00 each, ticket Nos. 416, 13, 235, 564, 542.
379 tickets were sold on. Dainty" light to win.
269 tickets were sold on Dainty- light for place.
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81 tickets were sold on Pink Eye for place.
200 tickets were sold on Spotted Sand for place."
10-THE NIL DESPERANDUM STAKES.-Winner $500; Second For China $200 Third $100. Ponies, Subscription Griffins of this Season 1013-1919 that have run and not won at this Meeting, Weight for inches as per scale.. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hongkongs Shanghai or Tientsin allowed, 5 16. Entrance $5. Five furlongs. Mr. Soares's Tambourine, 11st 1lb
(Mr. Moller) · 1
THE PHAETHION STAKES Handicap. Winner $600; Second $200; Third $100. For China Ponies that have run at any Gym- khana Meeting and Griffins o8.THE CHAMPION STAKES. date of entry, Non-starters ber red.
Entrance $10. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Soares's Siamese Cat, 10st.6lb.
(Mr. Hill) 1 Mr. Fash's Pink Eye, 10st. 10b
(Mr. Dalgleish) 2 Mr. Cire's Footlight, 10st. 10lb.
(Mr. Moller) 3 Mr. Adams's Crest, 10st. 9b.
(Mr. Sedgwick) 0 Mr. Horsford's Malcolm, 11st. 71b.
(Mr. Crokam) 0 Mr. Henry Humphrey's Grey
Mouse, 10st. Sib. (Mr. Knoll) 0 Str Paul's Vesuvius Dahlia,
10st. 11lb. (Mr. Burkill), 0 Mr. John Peel's Wisdom, 11st. 3lb.
(Mr. Johnstone) 0
(Mr. Soares) 0 At the bend they closed up for flag Essex Chief got in front and the Mr. Soares's Black Cat, 10st.......
A very good start? Siamese Cat a" while. Tytam Chief drew, away remainder were in a bunch. At the
Cat), 10st, 41b. (Mr. Vida) 0 led at the fall of the flag, followed by from Daintylight at the stretch and bend Spotted Sand was second, Sandy Mr. Staves's Catford (late Gentle
A good start. Greyracuse led well Triumph. "At the bend Night Hawk took third place. Up the incline, Black third, Dun Duke fourth, Seyhoon Jack led, well followed by Upwood fifth and Grey Goose last. At the in front of the rest who were well had got in front. Passing the Stand, Crest was third and Black Night Hawk, Triumph, and Siamese Park. The order was unchanged at stretch Essex Chief. Salamander and upched. the bend, but coming into the straight, Spotted Sand led the field and at the Cat fourth. Coming down the bend Cat went together neck and neck, Messrs. G. & G.'s Second Fiddle, Daintylight made a good run and won Black Rock Spotted Sand was third all together, they kept together up and 80 continued at the bend. ground. At the winning post, Up. At the bend Sandy led followed by to the stretch. Rounding the bend Night Hawk led at the stretch Sir. Paul's Avon Dahlia. 10st 21b
(Mr. "Vida) 3 wood Park, Dainty light and Burning Seyhoon and Grey Goose and Dun Daylight ran almost abreast. Up- Duke was last At the straight Grey Greymouse crept up to second. followed by Triumph, Standard
Mr. Crokan) 0 wood Park just managed to win a Goose led with Sandy second. Near- Going down the straight and passing Dahlia and Siamese Cat at a ding Mr. Dryasdust's Stiggins, 30st 12:b head in front of Daintylight who beating the winning post Spotted Sand the winning post for the first time, dong gallop. Past the green gate
121b (Mr. Sedgwick) ·0- Burning Daylight by a head for took second place and they passed the Greymouse was frat with Malcolm Dahlia was second and gaining or Dr. Forsyth's Morning Star, 10s! second place. Time: 2min. 40 1/5-sec. winning post in the following order: second. Rounding the bend Siamese Night Hawk. The same order at
Grey Goose first one length in one of Cat came up, and Greymouse and the Black Rock, where Night Hawk Mr. Adam's White Fang, 10st Pari-muteul: Winner,
Sandy who wa length and a half in Malcolm changed their order. At dropped back, Siamese Cat and
Sutton) 0 front of Spotted Sandy who was third the bend Malcolm was stealing on Standard Dahlia were in the same posi Mr. Dash's Gadfly, 10st 1316 (Mr. Places:-1st
the leader. At the stretch Malcolm tion at the bend. Coming into the Time 1 min 65 2/5 sec.
gained still more ground. The rest straight Standard Dahlia and Moun Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's Dale- Parimutuel
man, list lb (Mr: Reid) 0.- were in the same order. Greymouse tain King had a fine race together. was hanging on to Malcolm. At the Night Hawk was still leading. Near the Mr. G. H. Potts's Turf King, 10st
9lb (Mr. Hu) O winning post Siamese Cut, who had winning post Mountain King took first run grund, race, won by half a place but was beaten by Night Hawk Mr. Wayfoong's Wedding Bell,
10st 10lb (Mr. Doyle) 0 length. Pink Eye beat Footlight for at the winning post. "Siamese Cat second place, by three quarters of ran well and challenging Mountain Mr. Buxey's Excelsior 10st 7lb
King, beat him by a short head. length. Time, 2min. 42 1/5sec.
Night Hawk won by half a length. Pari-mutuel
Time, 2min. 38-4/5sec. Winner,
Pari-mutuel Places:-1st
$
2nd 3rd
9.60 5,80 7.10
Cash Sweeps
Ticket No. 97. 1st $1,235.00 * 229 2nd $ 352.00 98 3rd $ 176,00 $ 50.00 $322.00
FT
1st, 2nd, 3ri.Unplaced ponies
Sir Paul Cinter... 3 4 2. Mr. Cire
.3 4
2
Mr. John Peel... Mr. G. H. Potte... Mr: F. S. Gibbings 2
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Mr. Fireworka ....
1
Mr. Medico...
1
Mr. 13. Busto.... Mr. Gouhend
1
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Mr. Horsfond..... Messrs. Gapbirds. i
Afr. Famil.....
0
Sir Ellis Kndoorie 0
Commission
Total...
.$2,135.00
Unplaced. ponies, $25.00 each, ticket Nos.,350, 140.
374 tickets taken on Upwood Park, to win.
258 tickets taken on Upwood Park, for place.
106 tickets taken on Daintylight, for place.
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$ 6.00 35.50 5.80
Winner,..
$ "30.50
Places ist
2nd 3rd
Cash Sweeps ***
Ticket No. 240 1st $1,459.00 130 2nd $ 417.00 299 3rd $ 208.00
Unplaced ponies Commission
Total...
$ 125.00
$ 391.00
$2,600.00
Unplaced ponies, :$25,00 each, ticket Nos. 220, 491, 434, 450, 290,
120 Tickets were sold on Grey Goose, to win.
159 Tickets were sold on Grey
B-THE HONGKONG STAKES Goose, for place:
Winner $750; Second $250; Third
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325 Tickets were sold on Sandy.
For China Ponies, Sub-for-place! scription Griffins of this Senwon
189 Tickets were sold on Spotted
1913-1019. Weight for inches us Sand, for place. per scale. Winner of the Sub-
Eving
Mr. R. McGregor 0
1
Baynes
Dr. Forsyth...
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$125.
Mr. H. Humphreys
Hardy
Mr. T. F. Hough 0
5. Selection--Tipperary....
Bonglus
Messrs. Murray &
Leitch
0
0
Mr. Dryasdust
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0
1
7 lb. extra, non-winners allowed the successful Jockeys.
b. Jockeys who have never
0. March-Amour de latice...Tufle
One Step-Ali aboard for Dixie
larid
George
E. March-Rule Britannia. Arne
AFTERNOON,
1. Selection-Yes, Uncle
2. Morch The Middy
Mr. Dowbiggin ... 0 Mr. Adams' ....... 0 0 1 -THE GRAND STAND STAKES.-Winner $200; Second $200; Thid $100, Alford
Ayer
8. One Step Hongkong... Sanders
4. Valse Charming Joyce
6. Song--I'm sorry I made you Cry
Clessi
6. Selection The Marriage Market
Jacabi
7. One Step Ob, You beautiful
Doll
B. March-Under the Stars... Weiss
principal residents supporting the ineeting.
Miss Gurter the Commodore's
scription Griffins Challenge Cupdaughter made the presentations to
had a wincing mount in Hong- kong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed b. Entrance 510. One mile
and a half. For China
FIRELIGHT WINS FIRST RACE,
There was a good start to to-day's Mr. D. M. Ross's Grouse, 11st. programme, eight ponies facing the
5.-THE AMERICAN CUP-Pre
For
21.50 9.50
2nd 3rd
8 10.40
Winner,
$ 14.80
Places:-1st"
Cash Sweeps:--
65 1st, $1,775.00 Ticket No.
,568 3od $507.00 557 3rd $253.00 175.00 Unplaced ponies.
480.00 Commission
2nd 3rd
S
$ 41.30 9.00
20:60 -9.80
Toval
...$3,190.00 Unplaced ponies, $25.00 each. ticket Nos. 55, 123, 221, 207, 577, 536, 535.
214 tickets were sold on Siamese Cat'to win.
4
Cash Sweeps:-
Ticket No. 1547 1st $8,932.00 723 2nd $2,552.00 -998 3rd $1,276.00 $ 500.00 $2,340.00
Unplaced ponies Commission
Total
.$ 15,600
Unplaced ponies, $100.00 each, ticket Nos. 1042, 689, 900.,320, 1242. 437 tickets were sold on Triumph to win
368 tickets were sold on Triumph for place..
321 tickets were sold. on Night Hawk, to win.
224 tickets were sold on Night Hawk for place.
53 tickets were sold on Grey Goose to win..
55 tickets were sold on Grey Goose For China for place: ".
Mr. Dash's Firedly, 11st 4lb (Mr..
Johnstone Mr. Cire's Moonlight, 11st Olb
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21 Tickets were sold on Upwood Park to win.
32 Tickets were sold on Upwood Park for place!
37 Tickets were sold: on Siamese Cat to win.
30 Tickets were scld on Siamese Cat for place.
10st 9ib (Mr. Knoll)
10lb (Mr. Adam) 0.
(Mr. Moller) 0 Two falar starte. When they got off Second Fiddle and Tambourine led the field, followed by Morning Star in third place Turning up the Black Rock, Second Fiddle still led with Stiggins catching up. At the straight Avon Dahlia was third. To remainder were strung out Excel sior was four lengthe behind the field. Second Fiddle and Avon Dablis were in front. This was in the straight near the winning post. As they were passing the Judge's box Tambourine fan well and took first pice keeping it up to the winning. post and winning from Second Fiddle by half a length. Avon Dahlia was third, three quarters of a lengta be- Thus Mr. Soares won his hind. first race in the last chance: Tam- bourine was unlucky in previous races... Time, 1min. 17 4/5sec. Pari-mutuel :-
Winner Places-1st
2nd 3rd
Cash Sweeps ***
$ 58.10 $15.70 15.30
$. 14.80
Ticket No. 325 1st $2442.00.
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700 2nd $ 697.00
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286 3rd $ 348,00
Unplaced ponies Commission
$ 125.00
$536:00
Total
$4,340.00
Unplaced ponies, $25.00 each.
251 Tickets were sold on Mountain ticket Nos. 866, 91, 137, 122, 315, King to win..
272 Tickets were sold on Mountain 1 King for place.
223, 814, 100.
76 tickets were sold on Tambourine to win.
209, tickets were sold on Siamese Cat for place. sented by American Citizens 173 tickets were sold on Pink Eye resident in Hongkong. Sepond to for place. receive $200; Third $100.
96 tickets were sold on Footlight China Ponies bond fide Griffine on for place. data of entry. Weight for inches. Ponies bond fide Grifins on date Mr. Cire's Starlight, 10-t "12lb"
Weight for inches as
(Mr. Molier) 1 as per scale. Winners of one Race 7.--THE RIALTO STAKES- of entry.
Presented by the "Members of the per scale. Wimers of one Race Mr. G. & G.'s First Fiddle, 10st
5 lb.; of two Races 7 lb.; of three
Hongkong Stock Exchange. Value or more Races 10 h. extra: Sub- 12lb (Mr. Knoll) 2 5 lb.; of two or more Races 10 lb.
$750 to Winter; Second to receive extra. Subscription Griffins allow-Mr. Firework's Burst Length, 11st
scription Grifins of this Season
$200; Thirt $100. Entrance $10. ed 5 lb.
Three
5lb (Mr. Johnstone) 3- 1918-1019 allowed 7 lb. Jockeys
Ponies, Subscription Griffins of who have never had a winning Mr. Adams' White Fang, 10st 77b quarters of a mile.
thie Season 1918-1919. Weight (Mr. Adams) 0 mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Brown Mr. Cire's Firelight, 11st. 08.
for inches aet per scale. Winners Tientsin allowed 5 lb. Entrance (Mr. Moller) 1 Mr. Dryasdust's Stiggins, 10st 91b
"of one Race 5th of two or more (Mr. Crokam) 0 $10 to go to the. Winner. Sever E. Vassallo, Bandmaster." Mr. John Peel's Alexander, 11st.
Racos 10 b. extra. Jockeys who Jurlongs. The Acting Governor was on the
01lb. (Mr. Johnstone) 2 Mr. Nemazee's. Seyhoon, 10st 9lb
bave never had a winning mount (Mr. Doyle) 0 Sir. Paul's Purity. Dahlia, 10st.. Lounia before noon, as were all the Mr. T. F. Hough's Bend Or, 11st.
11b. (Mr. Vida), 1
in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin 01h. (Mr. Kremer) 3 Sir Paul's Thames Dahlja, 11st
allowed 6 th Entrance $10. One -4b (Mr. Burkill), 0 Mr. John Peel's Alexander, 11st Sir, Ellis's Congo Chief, 10st. 121b.
mile. 1lb (Mr. Johnstone) 2- (Mr. Crokam) o Mr. Gaybirds' Swallow; 11st 415
(Mr, Kremer) 0 Sir. Ellis Kadoorie's American
Chief, 10st. 916. (Mr. Knoll) 3 01lb. (Sedgwick) 0 Mr. Dash's Gadfly, 10st 91b (Mr.
Sedgwick) Mr. Cire's Firelight, 1ist. 5lb
376 tickets were sold on Standard (Mr. Moller)-0-||--
(Mr. Moller) 2 Dahlia to win." » (Mr. Dalgleish) 0 Mr. Murray & Leitch's Wood
worker, 10st 9lb (Mr. H)0 Mr. D. M. Ross's Grouse, 11st lik
Mr. B. Basto's Victory Mr. Hill) 3 Dahlia for place. sol
Star, 11st. Mr. Sedgwick)^-0 (*** 121b. (Mr. Doyle) 0 Mr. Buxey's Victor, 10st 9lb (Mr.
Vida) Mr. D. M. Ross's Claret, 10st 101b
Mr. Adams's Cassius, 11st. lib. 21 tickets were sold on Smokebox won by hulf a length from Alexander Sir. Paul's Olympic Dahlia, 11st
(Mr. Doyle) 0
(Mr. Knoll) 0 to win, 0lb. (Mr. Vida). O with Johnstone up, and received
Purity Dahlia with Mr. Vida up: Mr. Buxey's Hector, 10st 916 33 tickets were sold on Smokebox good reception on proceeding to Disky got away on a false start followed by Swallow and Burst
WMS (Mr.Vida) · 0-† for place.......... and caused some delay After Lengths. At the bend, White Fang threw its rider and ran round the
8-THE CONSOLATION STAKES. (0) 1216 (3.17. Crokam) Winzer $600; Second $200; another false start, they were all got me well in front followed by Star course, causing much delay. He Mr. E. S. Gibbings's Torbay, 10st off in fine style with Bend Or leading, light. At the straight, Starlight ran up a bank opposite the Black
Third $100. For China Ponies followed by Congo Chief with and Swallow led. Passing the Judge's Rock and was caught by a groom who Mr. Medico's Cornbill, 11st Sib
(Mr, Burkill) 0
that have run and not wou at this An officer of the U.B. Any In as could be hoped for: Coming up Meyhoon a good third. Approaching box for the first time, White Fang brought him back, to the starting
Meeting Weight for molies as telligence: Burenu testefying before the straight Burning Daylight, the incline, Bend Or was still frst still led with Starlight and First Fid point. When they were off at last, Mr. Nematee's Meyyoon, 10st
10lb (Mr. Doyla)0
per scale. Jockeys who have the Senate Propaganda Investigating Daintylight and Upwood Park were followed by Grouse and Dusicy. Up die following Woodworker led at Purity Dahlia got well in front, fol
A good start. All were ma nicë
never had a wing mount in Committee said that German Luther fighting it out neck, and seek, first the incline, they were all in a bunch, the bend with Swallow second, and lowed by Firelight and Alexander.
Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin an pastors had been instructed to one and then the other gaining an Down the incline Grouse was seen First Fiddle third. Going into the Purity Dublin was still leading at the bunch, Victory Start leading by a advantage. Near the winning post going in fine form. Round the bend, stretch Swallow dropped back, and bend, with Alexander gaining ground. nose in front of Coralilt. Maygoo ali three jockeys were busy asking Firelight spurted well followed by was soon considerably behind the Firelight was third at the stretch and Cornhill were noi tig strong. The allowed 5 lb. Entrance $5. Ons presch pro-German sermons before thoir ponies or every ounce obtain Alexander on the outside. On-the leaders Rounding the bend Wood when Alexander got Brst. Getting remainder of the field were in a able and it was here but Hill gain straight, Fitelight led strongly with worker led in fine style while Swallow into the straight Alexander was bunch. Victory Stor going round Mr. Cire's Daintylight, 11st 1b and socce of the pastors who joined, ed the verdict on Upwood Park Bend Or, Grouse and Alexander spurted well. At the Straight, Swal, fourth, followed by Purity Dabilia and the bend led by many lengths' anti Lifting h's pony ahead in the land challenging all the way. At the low, Victor and Burst Length led, but Firelight At the Black Rock Fire was still lending by a great distance Mr. Fash's Pink Eye, 11st 40 few strides this forceful rider guined winning post, Firelight was first Starlight spurted and came first past light drew up to eccond place and at the stratch at the Black Rock
wwrter. Of these Alexander auf Mr. Fash's Dusky, 11st. 041b. Firelight were popular ponies, Alex-
ander being a favourite, no less than Mr. Nemazee's Meymoon, 10st. 308 backing him to win. Mr. Moller
weigh out
GREAT FINISH TO 2ND RACE.
The second race had as fine a finish
A good start. Starlight led well
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334 tickets were sold on Standard
mile.
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116 tickets were sold on Tambourine for place.
120 tickets' were sold on Second Fiddle for place:
126 tickets were sold on Avon Dahlia for place.
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PASTORS IN PRISON.
the United States entered the war,
(Mr. Moller) 1 the army later and continued preach ing favourably to Germany are now, (Mr. Sedgwick) _.2 in the American penite