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THE CHINA" MAIL.
LOCAL "RACING.'!
DETAILS OF SATURDAY'S EXTRA MEETING.
FAVOURITES GO DOWN,
$100. For China Ponies that have started in at least two races at the Annual Meeting 1926. Entrance Fea $5. Mr. H. Birkett's, Beldomey Star,
157108(Mr. Moller) x |"Mr. Harry Odell's Duke of
Frisco, 160lbs.....(Mr. Gibson) 2 Mr. Dynasty's King Canute,
"
161lbs.......(Mr. Davies) 3 Also rana Parran II (Mr Nomazee), Soldan (Mr. Buck), Uncle Tam,
umbile (Mr. Zellensky). (Mr. Harriman), Pagal (Mr. Ralph),
Time: 2.45 5 length Pari-mutuel:
Winner Place
V
lengths.
fix
Ist
$960. $650. 2nd $ 8.80. 3rd
$10 30.
After the regularity with which favourites came in during the annual meeting the "upsets" to form at Saturday's first extra rage meeting should have rewarded punters who spurned the thrills of winning 20 cents on an invest- ment of five dollars. Only two or three of the rages panned out according to expectations. As a result some comparatively big figures were given out on the ""tote."
Good weather and hard going To a fair start, Uncle Tam show. contributed to a successful meet-ed the way but was immediately ing. Counter attractions notwith-caught by King Canute and ing. a-fair sized crowd, with the Duke of Frisco. These three led. uspal sprinkling of ladies, were rounding the post for the first time present, and the events were run with Pigal many lengths to the off without a hitch.
rear. Going up the hill, Moller moved up and King Canute fell the back. Keeping his effort till the distance post. Moller von as he linked with King Canule just boat ing Uncle Tam (who was on the rails) for place money."
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Below will be found the cash sweeps, after which come detailed results.
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Cash Sweeps. The winning tickets and the respective prizes in the Cash Sweeps were as follow:-(with the exception of Race 6 in which $50 was paid, drawers of unplaced. starters get $20 each.)
Race 1.
No. 47-$2.475.20; No. 276-... $707.20; No. 20-$353 60.
Starters: 211, 743, 730, 208, 255.
Race 2.
No. 671-$2.853 20; No. 665- $815.20; No. 346-$407.60.
Starters: 877, 100, 828, 747, 59, Race 3.
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No. 473-$3.222.80; No 171- $92980: No. 770-$460.40.
Starters: 802, 855, 217, 229.
Race 4-
No 419-$3.424 40: No. 623- $978 40: No. 232-$489.20:
Starters: 919, 434.974, 190.
Race 5.
No su-$3.882.90; No. 470- $1.109 40; No. 666-$554.70.
Starters 588, 259, 1,003, 1,106, 1,067, 472, 345, 1,007, 295, 500; 918, 36.
Race 6.
No. 189-58,045.80; No. 219- $2.298 80 No. 1,206-$1,140 40.
Starter: p16, 1,296, 718, 880, 375, 3, 622,
Race 7.
No, 1023-$3.925-60; No. 581 $1,121.60; No. 58-5560 80.
Starters: 122, 497,924, 1,245,
Raze 8
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3-FANLING HANDICAP: "B" CLASS: ONE MILE AND A
Winher QUARTER.
$400. 2nd Prize: $150. 3rd Prize: $100. For China Ponies. that have started in at least two races at the Annual Meeting 1925. Entrance Fee $5. Mr. Bagram's Dictator Dahlia;
1
1581bs. (Mr. Harriman) Mr Ferdndud's Curiosity Shop,
15710s (Mr. Zellensky) 2 Mr. Dynasty's Friarsfield,
551bs(Mr. Davies) 3 Also ran Golden Chry- santhemum (Mr. Gibson), Grey Dragon (Lieut.Com. Thompson), Demon Boy (Mr Moller), Gaudie (Mr. Pollock).
Time: 243 1/5
2 lengths, 11⁄2 lengths. Pari-mutuel.
Winner, Place,
Ist ..2nd 3rd
$
$ 21.90. (1.10:
$ 1.) 20. $ 19.30. Friarsfield and Gray Dragon
held EL three lengths" tead
passed by Gold Laif who went on to win. Primrose Leaf snatched third place on the post.
5-SAN TIN STAKES: FIVE
FURLONGS. For Subscrip- } tion Griffins of the Annual Meeting 1925 that have started in at least two races at the Annual Meeting and have not W. I. Jockey allow- ance. Entrance Fee $5. 1st | Prize: $300. 2nd Prize: $125. 3rd Prize: $75. Mr. Bays' Joe, 150lbs
won..
(Captain Hall) I Mrs. Taggart's Jimmy Lad,
155lbs.(Mr. Moller) 2 Mr. Wayfoong's Quab, "150lbs.
(Mr Buck) 3 Also ran: Martlu (Mr. Nemazce), Strathlorne. (Lieut.Com. Thomp son), Aces Up (Mr. Potts), Urgent Mr. Stanton), Grecian Parrot (Mr. Zellensky), Duke of Orleans (Mr. Gibson), Ulu (Mr. Ralph), Gilbert (Mr. da Roza), Nuggett (Mr. Pollock), Pansy Leaf (Mr. Har Timan), Monitor (Mr. Sugden), Scarecrow (Mr. Davies).
Time: 1.20 25.
1⁄2 lengthy 1⁄2 length. Pari-mutuel:-
Winner
Place Ish
16
2nd
$ 93 30.
26 10 10 60 9.12.60
"... 3rd Moller still held the lead on the rails turning into the straight where, a thrilling race was seen between the three placed ponies, comlag down together.. Captain Hall was minus a stirrup when he won but Demon Boy was beaten neverthe- less.
SELLING
6. FEBRUARY
PLATE: ONE MILE. For all China Ponies. If entered to be sold for $600, 5 lbs, penalty; if to be sold for $500, W. L.; if to be sold for $400 allowed-5 lbs and if to be sold for $300 allowed 10 lbs. Special allow- ance: Non-winning Subserip- tion Griffins of 1925 allowed 5 lbs. Jockey allowance. (Allowances accumulative). Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150, 3rd "Prize: $100.
Mr. Harry Odell's Baby Eyes,
148lbs............(Mr. Gibson) 1 Mr. B.D.F Beith's Grey Streaky
for the best part of the race.152lbs ........... (Mr. Pollock) 2 Rounding the bend the field Mr. H. Birkett's Deveron Star closed up and with the exception 155lbs.... ....... (Mr. Moller) · 3 of Demon Boy, were all in a
Also ran : Carnation Leaf line at the distance post.. Mr. (Mr. Harriman), Koh-I-Noor (Liest.- Harriman rode a fine race to win Com. Thompson), King. Polemy confidently in the last hundred (Mr. Davies), Little Minch (Mr. Buck), Jungle Cock (Mr. Zeilensky), Bonnie Dundee (Mr. Sugden),
Time: 209 Head, 4 lengths.
No. 647-$4,244 10; No. 1,171-yards or so. $1.212.60 No. 144-$606.30..
Starters: 308, 1,020, 1871, 501, 4.-FANLING HANDICAP "A" Uncle Tam (Mr, da Roza).
831, 969
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1. POLO PONY SCURRY.—Dis- tance about 450 yards. For bona lice Polo Ponies approved by the Committee of the Hong- kong Polo Club.. To be ridden by playing members of the "Hongkong Polo Club, Cutch weights 168lbs. Entrance $3. 1st Prize: $100. 2nd Prize: 850. 3rd Prize: $30.
Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Ah Mee,
1591bs...(Mr. Pollock) 1 Capt. G. E. Oxspring's Dick,
168lbs...(Mr. Bartholomew) 2 Mr. W. T. Stanton's Shooting
Star, 168lbs......(Mr. Stanton) 3 Also ran Mark II (Captain Benjamin (Captain Bennett)," Neville), Surprise (Mr. Davies), Jock (Mr. Sugden), Chinwangtao (Lient. Com. Spragge). Pari-mutuel :-
Winner,
Place Ist.
$. 10 30
71
2nd, 3rd.
$
6.40
TO 00." 12.30
CLASS: ONE MILE AND A QUARTER. Winber $400. 2nd Prize: $150, 3rd Prize: $100. For China Pönies that have started in at least two races at the Annual Meeting: 1925. Entrance Fee $5.
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Mr. A. H. Carroll's Gold Leaf, 1551b9........ (Mr. Harriman) Mr. L. Danbur's Clover Club, s1lbs (Mr. Pollock) Mr. A. H. Carroll's Primrose ..
Leaf 146lbs...(Mr Zellensky) 3 Also ran Rothesay. (Licut Com Thompson), Gypsy Love (Mr. Buck) King Alfred (Mr. Davies), Magnificent Dahlia (Mr.
Moller).
Time: 2.41-4/5
2 lengths, I langth.. Pari-mutuel.
Winner
Place Ist
12
240 3rd
$1680
$ 8.00 $ 23 30 $ 12.90
An ominous" "Oh" went up i from the crowd as Mr. Buck was thrown by Gypsy "Love at the five furlong past but for tunately, he was not hurt. King 2.-FANLING HANDICAP "C"Aifred led on but was not in the CLASS: ONE MILE AND A 'final jussle. Clover Club had been QUARTER. Winner $400. in a good position and led into the 2nd Prize: $150." 3rd Prize: straight. At the mile, post he was
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Pari-mutuel.
Winner
Place Ist
2nd
3rd
$ 4863 $ 15 79 $.12 60 $11,60
Uncle Tam and Deveron Star showed the way to the football stand where Grey, Streak took up the running: Baby Eyes had drawn up to Grey Streak at the distance post and these two fought out a neck, and neck finish. The King finished fourth.
After the race, Baby Eyes was put up for sale in the weighing enclosure at $400 (the price entered) it no bid was forthcom ing.
Mr. Gibson, the winning jockey, is reputed to be interested in the sweep ticket which drew his mount and won over $8,000.
(Continued on page 6.)
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