10
Up the straight they came and San Francisco wiped off the arrears Sunning
THE RACES
CLOSING MEETING AT HAPPY quickly.
VALLEY
WINSOME STAG WINS
Of double significance because it wound up the 1928 season of flat racing and was St. Andrew's Cup day, the Hong Kong Jockey Club's 8th extra meeting of the season held on Saturday was highly successful.
The Chieftain of St. Andrew's saw his colours (reglstered joint- ly with the Hon. Mr. A., C. Hynes) carried to success by a rank out- sider who paid nearly 20 to 1. Had the element of hard lines not intervened as it will in the luck of the turf-Messrs. Mackie and Hynes might very well have lifted
At the 2 miles post be Mowgli was length behind; at the dis- Fanling Stag tance post he was on terms; and Twilight Eve at the mile post he was a head in The Haugh front.
Duke of Nieblung Both riders rode their hardest Skipper and their best and San Francisco Wuchang
Veloz stayed on to win by that head-and also the head of his shrewd jockey. The Farmer
It was a thrilling race Indeed.
2-Glasgow Handicap: "C" class: six furlongs For China ponies. tat prize: $400. Entrance $5. 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: $100.
The Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes & the Hon. Mr. C. G. S. Mackie's Perpetual Motion 140 lbs.
(Mr. Clark)
the trophy presented by the So- Mrs. R. H. Charles's May 156 ciety of which Mr. Mackie is Pre-. sident.
However, the Cup went to "Mr. Eve" (with Boxing Eve) and was a popular victory. Mr. Chan Tin- sion, in his first year as an owner, won the Autumn Champions with Winsome Stag.
ba...... ..(Mr. Charles) 2 Dr. F. Pierce Grove's Siang
River 153 lbs...(Mr. Reidy) Major B. C. Lake's As You Like it 161 lbs... (Mr. Harriman) Mra. B. J. Paterson's Boukra.
9
4
155 lbs. ...Mr. Stanton). ◊ ¡Mr. S. W. Cheng's Westlake 155 Excepting for the Champions, all ¦ lbs....... (Mr. Backhouse) the ovents were named after places, Dr. S. To Wong's 'Ullswater 153 famous in Scotia. The Pipers and lbs ....... (Mr. P. L., Wong) Drummers of the 2nd Batt. King's Mr. Shillington's Ace of Spades Own Scottish Borderers, in their
150 lbs. ............ (owner) full-dress uniform, lent
✡ pic Mr.Seth's Meanwhile 150 lbs. taresque touch by playing on the
(Mr. Batelho) course during intervala,
The going was fairly hard and on the fast side. Fields were either big or very small but some of the best racing was seen when there were only two or three runners.
Favourites generally had a poor day. Perpetual Motion, who won for the Chieftain, returned $99.50 in a field of 13-the biggest of the day, But U Un II capped this by "paying" 3214.50 in a field of nine.
Messrs. Alves & Co.'s Duke of
Artagnan 147 lbs..
(Mr. Sherman)
Dzingboo...
THE CHINA MAIL,
Winner Places) Pari-matuel: Winner $214.50; Places 'lat $21.70, 2nd $10.60, 3rd $6,60,
Winner Plades 507 641 158 192 194 304
$5. 1st prize: $400, 2nd prize:| $150. 3rd prize: $100. Messrs. Stanton & Reidy's
Blue World, 158 lbs.
446 586 190 140 144 278
66 .118
65
111
Erstwhile, Aristophanes ....
63
171
Naru Stag
(Mr. Morgan) Mr. C. W. P. Richardson's
Movanagher, 181 lbs.
58
· 109
Tarzan
128 192
33
74
Bright Prospeot
118
14
44
Full Moon
18
217 21
13 7
20 U-Un II ............** 18 Caesar
25
65
(Owner) Mrs. R. H. Charles's May, 155
Ibs.
(Mr. McCartney) 3 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Rose Hall,
2
88
45
· 158 lbs. .......... (Mr. Ho Sal-man). á¦
21
46
Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's
(Mr. Botelho)
Sunning was made favourite but Spinner started badly and only managed Erstwhile, the favourite, could Ploughman, 148 lbs.
Fan only manga third after attempting Major B. C. Lake's Tap Siac, 155 third after a strong run in. ling Stag was next in demand and to run away. Nara Stag, second ibs. finished in the ruck. Mowgli was favourite, was unplaced. Next in Dr. S. To Wong's Black Pearl, (Mr. Shillington) third best backed; Duke of demand were Aristophanes, Tarzan Nieblung
prominent and Bright Prospect. Aristophanes among the outsiders; and it was disputed every inch of the way home left to these two to fight a neck with U Un II, a rank outsider, who and-neck race up the straight
most WAS
0
158 lbs......................... (Owner) 0 Time: 2 mins. 12 2/5 saca. 2 lengths; 6 lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner
$9.10; rewarded his backers with over $200 places, 1st 5.90; 2nd $10.30; 3rd The verdict, was a dead heat for each ticket. Although some thought differently,
$7.60.
It was the only result possible.
The race was by no means devoid
?
Duke of Nieblung had secured, of interest. All nine starters were Blue World the best of the start. Not to be on their toes and in a perfect line Rose Hall outdone, Mr. Proulx, on The, when the starter sent them off. May Haugh, made the pace for a little Having drawn the ralls berth, Tap Siac. over 3 furlongs. And Mowgli was Mr. Reidy cracked the pace on Ploughman also with the van.
Aristophanee. U Un II also showed Movanagher The Duke was in front at the out well. But it was loft to Mr. Black Pearl top of the straight.
the
Winner Places
586 660
197 146
163
193
104
148
60 84
52
87
28
63
The Haugh Wong to force, his way through and Blue World was another winning bud vanished, Mowgli came up, snatch the leadership after covering favourite, returning odds of less on the outside, in a desperate sei-2 furlongs,
than evens In a field of seven. Rose o to, and although Mr. Reidy never Going down the incline, Aristo- Hall, May and Tap Siac were also shot in front, he just caught Duke, phanes fell back, leaving U Un II fancied but none of them was con-
cerned in the rather tame finish. to get alongside Erstwhile, of Nieblung at the winning post.
The winner and Movanagher were Making his effort la the straight, pacemaker. U Un II got into first first to show out. Black Pearl was Sunning came up strongly
but, place in the straight. Aristophanes soon tailed off and finished a hope- obviously, never threatened danger. was not done, however. Coming up less last. Ploughman was also in
Skipper was fourth, just beating on the outside, he challenged difficulties early. Fanling Stag who ran in the middle U Un JI, got on terms and fought of the bunch all the way. Dr. S. To Wong's Grey Eyes 143
Very all the way back to lose by a head. on to take fourth. May ran in the Rose Hall was held hard and came:
lbs. ...
close up was Towilight Eye and (Mr. Wa)
Erstwhile plodded on to retain middle and improved towards the then Veloz who showed brief pro- third, in front of Bright Prospect, end, just beating Rose Hall. mise near the distance post but who had improved lately. Nara Stag failed. After Veloz came The
Tap Slac was fifth. disappointed. Tarzan was close up, Haugh.
Blue World and Movanagher fourth, at the 4 mile post and struggled for a long time but the could have broken through had he former forged ahead at the distancej the speed.
post and was winning, at the mile post. Movanagher had the rails 6-Lanark Handicap: "A" class: but did not convinco.
one mile For China ponies. Entrants $5, 1st prize: $400. 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize:Clementi, K.C.M.G. $100.
Major B. C. Lake's Fook Shau
141 lba..... .(Mr. Proulx) Mrs. R. H. Charles's Little
Darling 119 lbs.
0
0
0
(Mr. McCartney)0| Time: 1 min. 36.4/5 secs. 11⁄2 lengths, 1⁄2 length. Pari-mutuel: Winner $99.50;
There was one dead heat in which; backers of both winning ponies were Places 1st $23.90, 2nd $9.80, 3rd agreeably surprised. Winning divi-822.00.
dends in the other events were
around evens.
Ullswater "Mr. Eve" scored a double again.
Boukra Messrs. Stanton & Reidy had a winner and also a share in the dead, May
hent first.
Of the leading jockeys of the Ace of Spades extra season, Mr. T. L. Wong had Westlake
a frat (in the Champions) and was
116
As You Like It
112
Winner Places 137 226 120 189 268 130
·
56 104
49
90
86. 78
32
69
Grey Eyes
13
32
Meanwhile
11
19
Duke of Artagnan
10
17
Fook Shau Little Darling
9
34
7
12
Siang River
in the dead heat. Mr. R. H. Charles Perpetual Motion rode two winners and Mr. Clark caught the judge's eye twice.
Because of the death of Mr. Henry Keswick, the Jardine ponies were scratched.
I
Cash Sweep Below are given the results of the cash sweeps at Saturday's races.
Race 1
was
4-St. Andrews Stakes: 11⁄2 miles, -$690 with a cup presented. For China ponies. Weight for Inches as per acale. Winners of one race, 5 lbs, penalty; of two races, 7 lbs. penalty; of three or more races, 10 lbs. permity. Subscription griffins of this Club
of this season allowed 5 lbs. Entrance $10. 2nd prize: $800, 3rd prize: $150.
Mr. Eve's Boxing Eve 168 lbs.
(Mr. Charles) 1 Mr. L. Dunbar's Coos Bay '168
lbs.
(Mr. da Roza) 21 Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes & the Hon. Mr. C. G. S. Mackie's Pickle 163 lbs. .... (Mr. Clark) | 8| Mr. Chan Tin-sion's Mongolian
Stag 163 lbs.
(Mr. T. L. Wong) Messrs. Chan & Rafeck's Chemal 163 lbs..... (Mr. Harriman)
Of the four best backed pontes, May was concerned In the finish but not quite in the position' hoped for by supporters. Ullswater jamong the half dozen or so waiting for the next race when the flag went down. Boukra could have won Places 1st $6.60, 2nd 38.10. hands down had he been in the
o
Time: 3 mins. 15.4/5 secs,
length, length. Pari-mutuel: Winner $8.00:
No. 79 101
"1
$919.00 273.00
Race 2
$784.00
224.00 312.00
mood. As You Like It was fourth. Boxing Eve
It was left to Perpetual Motion, Pickle going up rapidly after 3 furlongs, Coos Bay
No. 200
#7
308.
,, 248
Race 3
No. 393
#
34 C
$651.60 651.60 144.80
Unplaced runners 50 each: 241, 354, 302, 237, 389, 30, 85, 419.
Race 4
No. 50
$2,245.60
241
841.60
68
320.80
Winner Places
G33 522 241 284
219 278
129 783 37 · 67
Mr. Eve's Misty' Eve 150 lbs..
(Mr. Clark) Mr. Yam Man's Fifty Fifty 155
lbs, .......
(Mr. da Roza) Mesars. Cheng & Ng's Doubtful 155 lbs. ...... Mr. Charles) Time: 2 mins. 05.2/5 secs. 4 lengths, many lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner
Place lat $10.70.
Misty Eve:
Fifty Fifty
Doubtful
$9.50;
Officials
Patron: His Excellency Sir Cecil
Honorary Stewards: His Excel- lency Vice-Admiral Sir Reginald 1Y. Tyrwhitt Bt. K.C.B., D.3.0., D.C.L. (Oxon), His Excellency 2 Major-General C. C. Luard, C.B., C.M.G., Commodore J. L. Pearson, C.M.G.
Winner Place 558 115 617 121 117 39
Stewards: Mr. H. P. White (Chairman), Hon. Mr. B. D. F. Beith, Mr. R. M. Dyer, Sir Henry Gollan, K., C.B.E., Hon. Mr. A. G. Hynes, Hon. Mr. C. G. S. Mackie, Mr. T. E. Pearce, Hon., Mr. W. EL L. Shenton, Mr. F. Sutton, Mr. P. Tester.
Clerk of the Course: Hon. Mr. Misty Eve won
handsomely C. G. S. Mackle. despite all Mr. da Roza's wiles on Fifty Fifty. Doubtful, with Mr. Charles up, was never in the pic-Forsyth. ture.
Secretary: Mr. C. B. Brown. Acting Secretary: Mr. H. R.
Treasurera: Messrs. Linstead & Davis.
Judge: Mr. D. E. Clark. Assistant Judge: Mr. P. Tester.
Misty Eve and Fifty Fifty were evenly supported on both "totes." The former got the better, of the start but Mr. da Roza was riding In charge of the Scales: Mr. hard from the outset. Mr. Clark R. M. Dyer, Mr. H. R. Forsyth. did not oven have to exert himself Starter: Mr. W. D. Fiddes to prevent Fifty Fifty from running Wilson.
Paddock: Mr. F. Sutton, Handicappers: Mr. C. M. S. Alves, Mr. H. W. Moon.
Timekeeper: 'Mr. A. A. Alves. Honorary Surgeon: Dr. J. C. Macgown.
Honorary Veterinary Surgeons:
Reidy, M.R.C.V.S.
Unplaced runnera $50 each to sweep past and bring off a vic- Mongolian Stag 123, 324, 302, 287, 269, 110, 36, 168, tory for the Chieftain of St. Chemal - 267, 182.
Andrew's and a dividend of nearly Boxing Eve, the favourite, lifted away. At no stage did 'Fifty Fifty Second Starter: Mr. L A. M. $100 for 32 ticket holders.
the Cup after a fine race
more than 2 lengths' lead, Hofsragon. which have Grey Eyes was still standing when was, to a certain extent, marred Rounding the last bend, Mr. Clark the van were 20 lengths to the by bumping in the straight. took Misty Eve to the front and good. Westlake and Ullswater, Pickle enjoyed a shade more stayed there. joint favourite with May, were support than
Coos Bay; but the Credit, however, must go to Fifty Also noticed in the far rear when money they carried between them, Fifty for the game fight he put up the fing fell.
did not equal that put on the when it seemed that the issue was Fook Shay, Ace of Spades and winner. It was left to these two all over. Never drawing up again, Boukra had the beat of the argu- challengers, however, one on each, he yet managed to hunt the winner Major F. Hogg, R.A.V.C., Mr. L ment until passing the Rock. The side, to hunt Boxing Eve home-home. Arst two dwindled out. Boukra led and also to run alongside aim.
Band Programme into the straight.
After positions had been chang 7-Hong Kong Autumn Cham-King's Own Scottish Borderers The Band of the 2nd Batta. The Coming up literally from no-rails) and Boxing Eve entered the ed several times, Coos Bay (on the
plons: 1 miles-For China played the following Programme of where, Perpetual Motion won the straight together with Pickle fast!
ponies that have won at least music:- race in a few strides and held it overhauling them. Between the to the winning post,
2 miles post and the distance post, Slang River was prominent at Pickle drew out and got on terms. the critical moment and lost on Near the mile post all three were merits (and 8 lbs. overweight) to in line. May. As You Like It was close
Unplaced runners $100 each:
356, 102.
Race 5
No. 153.
TI
111
...
187
$1,958.00 388.00 194.00
Unplaced runners $50 each:- 326, 185, 540, 181, 255, 458.
Race 6
No. 60
273 227
199
Race 7
No. 309
119
Race 8
No. 90
500
.
$1,304.80 372.80 186.40
$1,524.00 508.00
$1,617.60 439,60
340
up.
The bumping ensued. Plekle fell back and Boxing Eve just. came forged ahead sufficiently to beat'
Much further behind Boukra, Fook Shau and Are of Coos Bay, Spades-all three having faded aut early and hopelessly.
I
one race at an extra meeting, of 1.-March, "The Moray Firth" this Club during 1923. Weight
Mackenzie
for inches as per scale. En-2-Suite, "Keltic"..... trance $10 1st prize: $590. 3.-Selection, "Bacchanalis" 2nd prize: $800. 3rd prize: $150.
Mr. Chan Tin-sion's Winsome Stag 158 lbs. ...(Mr. Wong) Mr. Yam Man's One Third 158 lbe...(Mr. da Roza) Chemal made the pace for 7
Time: 2 mins. 39 secs. furlongs. Coos Bay was second until Mr. de Rosa sent him up' at'
2 lengths. Pari-mutuel.. Winner the foot of the Incline..
Pickle Place 1st $0.60. always following Coos Bay
3.Glasgow Handicap: "B" class: was 216.80 Unplaced runners $50 each:- 268, 197, 275, 152.
Racing details follow:-
2.
$10.10;
Winner Place 678 200 714 280
six forlongs For China ponies, until the episode in the straight. winsome Stag Entrance $5. 1st prize: $400. Boxing Eve ran last,
hard held One Third.. 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: until 6 furlongs had been covered; For a few strides when both $100.
then Mr. Charles let him run when- ever opportunity occurred but had runners wore toiling up the incline, 1to lay the white on at the last 14 it was torch and go sa to who would
míle post.
annex the Autumn Champions. Mongolian Stag was in the rear Otherwise there was never any 1throughout and then Chemal fell doubt.
back to keep him company.
1. Glasgow Handicap: "A" class: *Messrs. Stanton & Reidy's. Mowgit 154 lbs. (Mr. Reidy) Entrance $5. lat prize: $400.Mesars. K. C. Lau & H. C.
six furlongs.For China ponies.
2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: $100.
Mr. H. P. White's San FranciR-
co 160 lbs... (Mr. Charles) 1 Mr. Moon's O-Moon 145 lbs. .
(Mr. T. L. Wong) 2 Time: 1 min. 82 Beck. A head.
Pari-mutuel:
Place, 1st $11.70.
O-Moon
87
Lee's Duke of Neblung 148 lbs.......(Mr. T. L. Wong) Mr. N. Hashim's Sunning 160
lbs..... (Mr. Charles) 8 Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Skipper.
158 lbs. ..... (Mr. da Boza) 4 Mr. W. T.. Chung's The Farmer
165 lbs.... (Mr. Liang) 0 Winner $10.70;
Mesara, Chan & Rafeek's Fan-
ling Stag 152 lbs. Winner Place
(Mr. Harriman) 01 274 60 Mr. Loo Chenk-suer's Dzingboo San Francisco .... 108
152 lbs. (Mr. Shillington) 01 O-Moon flattered momentarily to Mr. S. W. Cheng's Wucbang 153 deceive. Then came the big sur 3h8... "(Mr. Fontes) 0 prise and San Francisco upset the Mr. Eve's Twilight Eve 145 lbs. odda laid against him.
Mr. Clark) 0 To a perfect start the two E. The Governor of Macao's ponies at reast and bath. on their Velos 140r. Backhouse) the pace tip But San Francisco Mr. E L. Hosle's The Haugh held the rails 141bs (Mr. Proulx)
After 2 furlonge, 0-Moon held
Time: 1 min. 85.8/5 secs. the advantage by a head but Mr. dead heat, 2 lengths. Charles refused to consede the lead. Pari-mutuel Winner (Duke of Down the incline. O-Moen fell back Nieblung) $34.00, (Mowall) $14.60: a head, but, on swinging Into the Places, 1st Duke of Nieblung) atraight, Mr. Wong's mount was a $10.80, 1st (Mowgll) $12.00 8rd clear length to the good:
$6.60.
toes, O-foon and San Francisco let
to
Winsome Stag was sent out crack the pace, covering the first mile. In less than a minute. One 5.--Lanark Handicap: "B" class: Third refused to be shaken off and
one mile For China ponies hung Entrance $5. 1st prize: $400. stands, the loser crept up and drew on grimly. At the football 2nd prize: $150.
Brd prize alongside. $100. Mr. Loo Cheuk-sueh's U-Un 11 159 lbs. (Mr. Proulx) Mesars. Stanton & Roldy's Aris tophanes 152 lbs. (Mr. Reidy) Mr. Seth's Erstwhile 158 lbs.
(Mr. Wong) Mr. Yam Man's Bright Pros
pact 169 be..(Mr. da Roza); 4 Messrs. Chan & Rafeek's Nara Mrs: R. J. Paterson's Spinner
165 lbe (Mr. Stanton): money than the other runner.
Faulds
Finck
(A Collection of Famous Drinking Songs).
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of the Sou h".. Dixon (b) Waltz Song, "Good
Night"... Conrad 6. Selection, "Scotland's
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Godfrey 6-One Step, "The Belle of
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Dance" 9-Sir Harry Lauder's
Kern
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FAMINE RELIEF
Shanghai, Saturday.. Aveda It is learned from Nanking that Then Mr. Weng let Winsome Stag Chang Hauch-Hang (the "Young advantage. Up the straight One tion of one milion dollars to famine go again, steadily increasing his General") has pledged a contribus
2 faltered, swerved out slightly-and-Reuter
Third was put under the whip relief in Honan, Shena! and Kansu. still fought gamely but Winsome Stag had his measure all the way. and won without being severely extended.
The winner carried & shade less SNAPPY
Stag 152 lbs. (Mr. Harriman) 08-Gallongate Plates one mile.--- Masers, Tester & Abraham's
Tarzan 149 lbs. (Mr. Clark) 0 Mr. O. Kitchell's Full Moon 146
lbs. (Mr. Liang), 0] Mancunian's Caesar 140
Mr.
For China ponies that have started in Hong Kong and have not wod a race this year. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won five fat races. Weight for
STYLE!
I'LL BET IT'S AN
(Mr. Backhouse) Inches as per scale. Subscrip. OAKLAND"
Time: 8 mins 09.5/5 secs,
A hand, 214" lon
onethag
on griffins of this Club of this Beason Allowed 7 lbs. Entrance
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