THE CHINA MAIL.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1933.
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MACAO TO HAVE CHAMPION
BATTLING HORSE FAVOURITE
CHAMPION JOCKEY TO MAKE TRIP SUNDAY
GOOD
LADIES' RACE ANTICIPATED.
(By Rapier.)
THE Champion Stakes the first to be staged by the Macuo Jockey
on a eard of seven will be the "big" race
The Club.
Macas on Sunday.
events at
Fifteen ponies are qualified and Battling Borse is the favourite I do not think the jockes has been selected yet, but over a mile. there are rumours that Mr. S. N. Pan, the leading Chinese rider.! will have the mount.
The fifteen ponies, which have to be Macao Subs., who are eligi- ble are Battling Horse, Bold Lad, Jackie. Carnation B. Pure Music
STAKES FOR THE FIRST TIME
THE FAVOURITES
FOR
THREE
Kong Bros' Night Star.
DIANA BAY
MAY START AT
NEXT MEETING Dunbar Crack And The Stakes Record.
Blue Plane. So On. Drian, Kwangchow, Shimmy II. Three Swords NAVY HALL SHOULD WIN IF Ul. Tien Feng Shan, Venterous, Whitehall, and Agua Pura. Cheer- NOT TOO HEAVILY WEIGHTED
ful Sun and New King were the only other two qualified, but both have been destroyed.
I
understand that Mr Leo Frost.. the champion Hockey, is taking om Blue Plane in the Shishingfu Handicap red 5 furlongs, so that
RAPIER'S SELECTIONS
FOR MACAO
there is Bule likelihood of the pony RACE A starting in the Champions. Though
be wor
at the last Meeting over
the same distance, Blue Plane wil
LEZIN
CHINA BEL1.
GENNY
be onceeding 14 lb to Prestwick, RACE 2
whom he beat by only 2% lengths
when only 10 Ib heavier.
Mr Norman Deitz, who has ram-1 pletely recovered from
fall!
from Sunup on Saturday, will pro- bably have the ride, and would cause little surprise if he gave Me. Yick Chim a win
Brian at 140
likely look- ing pony, schte H. E. the Governor
of Marau's So On must
overbunked.
BLUE PLANE
PRESTWICK
DRIAN
RACE :
KING'S PARADE ADAM
DARIEN
RACE 4:
THE LOAFER ESK
CITY OF SHANGHAL
Their RACE :
Buf be and Music Paz Whitehall
alko Bave will Following, but I am not lose opti- mixtu
BATTLING HORSE BOLI LAU VENTUROUS
Should Mr. Frost win the Brut race he may have a second winner RACE 6:
on Adam, though King's Parade in favoured to repent his succens last week at the Valley. Mr. F. M. L Soares is probably taking out Messrs. Bellamy and Gordon's en- trant and will be giving away 21b. as against receiving & when he won over 1% miles on Saturday.
Mr. Deitz is probably taking out A. while Mr. Butler will pro- Conduct ride Disorderly balls The main danger should however, eame from Darien.
Canton Ponies
winner
RED LEAVES MOUCHE
KING'S COUNSEL
HACE 7:
WIDNES GOLD RING WEMBLY STAG
however, need watching, while The!
(By RAPIER)
CLASSIC
Mrs. Pearce's Trentbridge, the Derby winner,
SPLENDID SUBS.
THREE ST. LEGERS ON NOV. 4
Star Should Win. WARRINGTON FACED WITH
Mr. L. Bunlar's Diana Bay will Trentbridge And Night
in the Shek-O probably go out Handicap at the Twelfth Extra- Meeting on November 4, and should add $600 to the $24,104 stake money she has gained already.
record Holder of the mile
ket within (1.55.0) she should $1,194 of Sitting Bull's record stake Imoney.
BIG TASK
(By RAPIER)
The three St. Legers, which will
If Navy Hull is not too heavily feature the Race Meeting at the handicapped after his surprise win
last Saturday he should win the Valley on November 4, will not be
Peak Handicap over Castle
| furlonge He is now regaining all as interesting as
and
last year due to
his old vitality with leaps Founds, Valorous, Tom, and Tiger are kely contenders.
Flying Tourist appears in good. enough condition to carry off the are almost dead certainties for two
Tthe fact that Mrs. Pearce's Trent-
bridge and Kong Bros Night Star!
"C" of them. Chen Handicap for Shum Class ponies, though Wakefield and
"TONY" BOTELHO ARRIVES BACK FROM MANILA
May Ride at Macao
A. A. R. "Tony" Botelho. brother of Paul, the outstand- arrived ing Novice jockey. back from Manila earlier in the week.
at the Valley the mornings.
ST. LEGERS C.R.C. PAIR WIN IN
Lancashire's Warrington.
FROST LEADS
JOCKEYS' LIST
BY TWO WINS
MIXED DOUBLES
Mr. And Mrs. Ho Ka Lau Triumph.
LT. WARING AND MRS. WHITHAM BEATEN IN STRAIGHT SETS
Mr. and Mrs. Ho Ka Lau, the Chinese Recreation Club's second string, entered the Second Round of the Colony Mixed Doubles Lawn Tennis Championship yesterday when they beat Lt. Waring and Mrs. Whitham by 7-5, 6-3 on the C.R.C. courts.
They will now meet Capt. Cannon and Mrs. James. the US. R.C. pair, for right of entry into the
Benny Proulx Catching Semi Final Round where L. Gold-
Up Gus Da Roza.
man and Mrs. Lockner, the 1931 champions and this year's fav-
PAUL BOTELHO AND "DAFFY"ourites, are awaiting the winners.
DAVIS ADVANCE
Complete Records For Season
(By RAPIER
HE following are the records of
races
local jockeys for one
at the Valley. Macao, and WORCESTERS TEAM
Fanling to date this season:
A. J. P. Heard
B.
A. Proulx
1st 2nd 3rd i'n
3h 20 17 67
TO PLAY
22 23 53 Soccer Matches Against
14 22 38 53
Lincolns.
He may be seen out on the Macno track on Sunday as he has been down to the gallops
last
LG. Front..
35
two
G. U. da Roza
12 10 € 60
wins
at
S. N.
A
N. Pap.
10
G 14 57
Caplan
A
1 2 24
8. Y. Liang
7
4 8 61
E. O. Butler
6 14 10 26
Ip Kiu Ying
45
D. Black
6 7 10 60
|H. P. ChenNDO
6
3
6 43
the Worcesters on
F. M. L. Soares
6
3
5 35
P. Young
6
8 45
ing.
He recorded two Macao in the first half, his win on Carnation 11 in the Tinta- gal Handicap paying $140.10.
PUNTERS UP
N. Deitz
16. A. Herriman
The Subscription Griffins St. $70 ON DA ROZA SC. A. Ingram
Mike should be well in the running Leger is the only one of the three open, and in this with weight advantage, and Gold which is at all Key's demotion may also conspire there are only four ponies to worry De Mininix, about-Warrington, against Mr. Woo Lai Tin's pony
the Golden Dragon and National Day. Five furlongs is a blt on short sido for King's Parade in the Gay Butterfly might be able to and Powerful igo 1% miles, but rather fancy Taipo Handicap,
over a while King, Wembly Stag or Sticky past Mr. Woo Lai Tin's pony
Bur- shorter distance,
The should be well in the running.
gomuster. Partnership and Panther are in a similar category.
It will be the first time that any pony eligible for the St. Lægers has gone over 1 miles this year.
OUTSIDERS DAY IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Goods at 140 15. is by ro means ous St. Leger Failure Wins The Freemantle St. Leger should
of the race.
The Ladies' Race The race between Widnes (Miss Lofs Fearon) and Gold Ring (Miss
I know very little regarding the Pamela Scott Hursion) should pro- ponics entered by the Canton Rid-vide one of the thrills of the Meet-| Ing Academy for the Canton Plating. On form Widnes should win over six furlongs, but I hear that the Ladies Race over a mile, but Lezim is the most likely with China Bell and Genny the two Gold Ring is now very fit.
Mrs. Marjorie Frost, wife of the next beat candidates.
champion jockey, is probably tak- ing out Wembly Stag, who will not cause a sensation if he is placed. while Miss Alabaster is likely to be seen out on Swale. Miss Beryl l'air on Paul Jones, a useful look ing pony over the distance, Miss Irene Butler on Cebu.
on the
The Walchowfu Handicap før Novice riders will probab. ly see Mr. W. C. Poy record » well deserved win Loafer, though Mr. W. H. Choy on Euk, and Mr. G. P. Fergu- son on City of Shanghal will offer stern challenges.
Mr. L. E. Morgan is probably taking out Grand Slam,
a pony
that its been barred at the Valley for some time owing to his disor derly conduct at the starting gate
little chance Though he bas recording a success I wish him all
luck.
Bold General's Task
of
and
The Champion Stakes Battling Horse should start in the Champions a red-bot favourite. He has not been out on the Macao
track this half and is reported to arsi half he recorded wine in all in excellent condition. In the four starts in Macao,
At 33 To 1.
FAVOURITES UNPLACED OVER | Partia
NINE FURLONGS IN FIELD
OF TWENTY-SIX
I
IN FIRST HALF
Bet Each Way On
Every Race.
RECORD VALLEY FIELD
(By RAPIER)
W. B. Choy
W. H.
H. 8. Davin
P. P. Botelho
3.
A. A. R. Botelha V. T. Fung R. A. Carroll A W. Bewall
F. Lobel.. W. T. Stanton
G. P. Ferguson Yee Shun Wa W. N. Yeb W. G. Por
G. Pay
J. E. Noronha
Tas
Man
W.
Log
W.
G. Fischer
have
W. Tang
J.
Kenwick
punter had backed each of the five leading jockeys a level $5 each way in every race they went out in at the Valley this half he would made or lost the following sums:
$22.20
Mr. G. U. da Ros
+-570.00
Mr. L. G. Freat
-$47.20 -$88.20
H. V. Pearse
J. W. Hope
Dr. 1. C. Macgowan
3. A. L. Schreiber
C. L. Aria
-$141.90 8. K. Wong
see Night Star (probably Mr. Pan)
Mr. A. J. P. Heard incanter from City of Bris-
and Mr. B. A. Proulx Mr. Frost) bane (probably
Mr. 8. N. Pan Mr. Heard). (probably
Vigilance's win in the Jardan Hap-Ellis Joseph There was at one time doubt aur-
for a win. H. M. Remedios was largely responsible for Mr. "Gus T. Baunderson rounding the entry of the champion dicap, which paid $111.10 Australian, but I am glad to report da Raza's favourable position. that he is fn excellent condition London, To-day.
The starting gate was first used in Raymond, the horse that disap-and a certain starter, though Polar pointed badly in the St. Leger, was Star, his stable companion, will England in 1900 and in the Colony last A. da brought in by Nicholl at 33 to inct be going to the post. to win the Cambridgeshire Stakes over a mile and a furlong at New- market yesterday.
KIA
•
L
H. Charles
F. J. Bond
A. D. Coppin
0. B. Evans
year.
H. P. Rees
C. E, Morgan
The English record field for any race
M.
M. N. Cochrane
te 68 runners in the 1929 Grand Na. tional, won by Gregalach.
•
The recurd at the Valley was
Charming Star Doubtful Trentbridge, the Dorby winner, Nevett brought Denbigh, a 22 to may have to withstand a challenge chance, in two lengths behind from Charming Star. but I am the winner in a field of 26 starters. doubtful whether the latter is
be really dan-tablished last year in The Mongolian Stakes when $3 ponies. went to the Stalky (Carr) secured third place. At enough to
gallop runaway
Just for a seven furlongs race. Bistre three-quarters of a length behind geroua.
Friday Mr. LP. Quincey), Gold Bar (MT. F. over three miles 50 Lo
(Mr. He was B Denbigh,
morning left him ta an exhausted T. Y. Tung), and Eche chancel
other 30 riders were Messrs. condition which did not improve Clark) finished in that order. matters in the least.
Ying, G. U, da Roza, A. L. Caplan, D. S. Li, F. H. L. Soares, II. C. Lee, B. A. Proulx, F. Noodt, Y. T. Fung, Y. C. Chang, E, Noronha, A. N Dallas, 8. N. Pan, A. J. P. Heard,
man, S. Y. Liang, E A. Harriman, 5.
favourite. Cotoneaster, the and Limelight, His Majesty the King's colt, were unplaced. Tartan, Verfcle, and Buckerell and D. Smith rode The Font-Reu- Lor were withdrawn at the last minute,
Venturous, that grand old sub. The Cambridgeshire Stakes is has seen his best days, but I believe the second leg of the "Great
on
Cossack's Beauty, which has been shaping well at recent Meelings and which has now been promoted to "A" Claas, will probably start under Mr. Leo Frost, but, like Charming Star, he can only hope for place money.
Butle
A.
The Kul
G
W. W. Miles
L. Jordan
Lo G. Hin
K. W. Fang
A, G. Datelhe A. W. da Roza
6 9 18
G
11 63
"JOHNNIE", HEARD RECOVERS.
Probably Ride At The Next Meeting.
1
2
Mr. "Johnnie" Heard, Mr. Frost's
T. J. Rothe, R. A. Caroll, Mc- most serious challenger for joc
I Wong, L. G. Frost A. Akeys' honours, has now recovered
Corbett,
R. Botelho, H. D. Renhamn, R.
Mr. T. P. Saunderson is taking he still has enough stamina to beat Autumn Double”, the first leg of out his own pony, Ta - Paastie, Jacide, Carnation II Shimmy I'or which, the Cesarewitch Stakes, was which should be really fit anytime Agua Pura over the distance, i do won by Fred Fox on Mr. J. E. Wid-second on The Graffe to Polar Star there were 29 starters for The Tyro
the best outelder will un-not think, however, that he will ner's American horse Seminole,
be, Bold General with beat Bold Lad even though the înt- ter was placed second to Carnation
longe after his good
Gun Troop
African Eve at the
Maono,
Last year Mr. Frost was placed
TWO GAMES TO-MORROW
Two football matches
will be
played between the Lincolns and
the Kowloon
Football Ground to-morrow morn.
ure Bot Times for the kick-off available until it is known definite. ly at what time H. M. Transport Neuralia is calling, but it is under- stood that the first game between the Boys of the two units wilf.com. mence about 9-30 a.m., while the second game between the present leaders of the Hong Kong premier football league and the first eleven of the Worcesters is expected to start between 10 and 10.80 a.m. A large crowd is expected both battalions are marching to the Kowloon Football Ground for the games, one from Shamshulpo and the other from the troopship. The Band of the Lincolnshire Regiment will play selections on the ground. The following will represent the Lincolns:
PLA
Rimes,
Boys: Day; Count and Metcalfe, Driver and Basford; Allis- aon, Millar, Johnson, Eliacatt and Cut- forth.
1st. XI-Heath; Turner and Roden; Dudley, Cork and Bett; Baldry, Me- Guinness, Higgins, Ridley and Hoe- quard (Captain).
JUNIOR SOCCER LEAGUE,
R.A.F. v Engineers Game |
May Be Postponed.
NAVY DAY CELEBRATIONS (BY OUTSIDE LEFT.) It is understood that the Third
Division Football League match between the Royal Air Force and the Royal Engineers, down for decision
on Saturday, is being post. poned owing to the RA.F. being engaged. In connection with Navy Day,
A decision is however, the Football awaited from Association,
A. W. da hora, R. A. Fawcett, W. T. from the shaking he received when R. H. Charics, and D. F. C. his car was wrecked by a lorry last Friday. During the same Annual Mosting
He has not been down to the Valley in the early mornings, but It lo considered probable that he (Mr. E. O. Butler) in the Fras. Stakes over a mile and 171 yards. mantle St. Leger, won the Hong
This season the biggest fields were will be fit enough to take out Trent- from Wild Life, which later foal gates over half a mile and the Bos in the three St. Legers on Novem-
ber 4 Kong St Leger on Liberty Bay The Wong. Nel Chong bridge, Portia, and Golden Dragon ed, and won the Subscription, Grit Vista Handicap over Ave furlongs
Rangoon, to-day-Ghose, the Ben- line St Leger on Racing Boy from
The record distance for a steeple- gali swimmer, satablished a new to "B" Clais
***Bistro (Mr. G; U. da Rozs). This DE 1. C. Macrowan's Den wun ahot Lo MAN Claks year his only hope 18 Warrington, following injuria justaload at Batar- to "C" Class which was beaten sensationably by day's Meeting. He was placed, second chase is 324 miles. The event, which world's endurance record yester and was credited with $8,425 in staks kehner, East Prussia, this time last for 79 hours 24 minutes. Reuter. to "D" Glas Vigilance. In the Challenge Cap twice and third ones in the first half, had 00 obstacles, was staged at Tra- day when he remained in the water
A year, and, was won by a stallion ori fortnight aro.
2016. 11 Fix: Furlongs at the flast: The following are the latest changes
in the Classification of Ponies:-
King's Counsel (Mr. Robertson) will require watching and Mouche (Mir, Alec Potts) will, reports from the Macao
Daw
Fox and
ENDURANCE SWIM RECORD