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MR. DEITZ FAILS TO
RIDE A WINNER
NOVICE JOCKEY'S TWO FIRSTS
THE biggest upset in yesterday's racing was the unexpected eclipse of Mr. Li Shiu Pang's Soldier of Britain, who, with Mr. Norman Deitz up, was considered to be the safest of the day. The Soldier looked very fit going out, but finished a very poor third after setting too fast a pace in the Whitsun Plate over 1 miles. Mr. Gilbert Harriman rode well to bring Mr. F. M. L. Soares's Sadko in first,
Mr. Holenside's. Helter Skelter (Mr. Black) finished third by 'a' neck to pay $24.40.
Chesterfield (Mr. Carroll), fol- lowed by Morning Sun (Mr. da Roza), No Fear and Helter Skelter, attempted a run away win, but was unable to retain his advantage after the half-way stage, when the winners took up their position for the final order.
Yesterday's Cash Sweeps
No. 278
"
192
Race 1.
154
Unplaced runners
$405.30 116.80
67.90 ($25 each),
Mr. Norman Deitz had to dis- mount at the finish and lead in No: 218, 26, 285, 175, 281, 142, his pony, Mr. C.C.C.'s Amoy, which 14, 159, 18. went lame during the race.
Monoplane Pipped
A spurt over the last furlong saw Messrs. Mackie and Grayburn's Ribble (Mr. P. Botelho) win the Shing Mun Handicap from Mono- plane (Mr. Pan). Bay View (Mr. Liang), the favourite, was third,
Paul Botelho Leads
Jockeys' Records For Two Days.
Race 2
No. 93
$561.40
"
114 101 Unplaced runners [No.: 277,
160.40
80.20
The following were the Jockey ($50 each), records for the two days;
1st 2nd 3rd Uh.
Race 3.
P. P. Botelho
No. 166 "111
$392 -112
N. Delte
E. O. Buller
167
66
P
H. P. ChanSEN
B. A. Proulx
Mr. Norman Deitz, the leading jockey who rode four winners on Saturday, yesterday only succeeded in obtaining three thirds. Great Hall (Mr. Deitz) led from
Four jockeys rode two winners. Mr. "Benny" Proulx re the start, with, Bay View second. Unplaced runners.($50 each), S. N. Pan turned to his old form to carry off the Yangisze Handicap and but the pace he set was too fast. Nos.: 209, 60, 160, 252, 223, the Pel-Ho. Handicap, while Mr. Butler has two wins in succes and in the latter stages of the race 198, 107, 13, 161, 193, 261. sion in the Australian race and the second leg of the "Dally he was well out of the picture. Double."
Bay View led at the six fur-
Mr. J. L. Jordan's won the Polo Pony Scurry and the last Novice race, and paid the best dividend of the day, $91.90, on Hell for Leather. Mr. Paul Botelho's two wins were in the se- cond race and In the Shing Mun Handicap.
The Daily Double was a better investment than on Saturday, 76 backers receiving $45.20 for their selection of Oak Bay and Praama.
1
In a race in which he looked certain winner all the way
Messrs. Choung and Wo's High Speed, (Mr. N. Pan), the favour- ite, ran well to finish first in the Hwang Ho Handicap to pay a
row
longs bend with Tummel and Ribble running well, Monoplane
came well up into third position at the Rock, but was overtaken by Ribble in the home, straight,
Mr. Jordan's Second Win Mr.. Jordan rode a good race in the Nanling Handicap to win on
Mr. Helenside's Hell for Leather
Race 4.
No. 247
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$555.80
158.80. 79.40
Unplaced runners
146, A. J. P. Heard
($50 each),
Nos.: 261, 162, 278, 65, 257,
No: 216
Race 5.
123 84
$708.40 202.40
101.20
Unplaced runnera
(850 each),
Race 6.
$681.00 168.00 ..83.00
In 2.11.2, a hend In front of Do. Nos.: 149, 14. lightful Chance, (Mr. Taylor), to
pay $91.90 for a win and $22.80 for
No. 261
a place. Sarabande ran third by
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92
& short head.
G. A Harriman C. Taylor J. L. Jordan Tang Man
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W. C. Poy Ip Kui Ying
Y. Liang....
F. M. L. Soares
D. Black
A. E Cavalho.....
MACAO RACES.
Programme For Meeting
On June 10..
The programme for the Third Extra Meeting of the Macao Jockey Unplaced runners ($50 each), Club, to be held on June 10, at
Hell for Leather, the Carp (Mr. Nos.: 54, 258, 88, 85, 101, 22, 171, Macao, has been arranged as fol-
Race 7.
No. 203
85
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165
$610.40 374.40 87.20
dividend of $11.60, leading Day-ing Hetman (Mr. P. Botelho) by light Eve (Mr Heard) by three two lengths in 2.29.2. Soldier of Yue Shun-wa) and Sarabande quarters of a length. Zero (Mr. Britain (Mr. Deitz), the hot fav fought out the early stages of the 73, 809, Deitz) finished third, a length ourite, was a poor third, three race between them, but Hell for behind Daylight Eve and a nar-lengths behind Hetman.
Leather managed to secure a lead.) win over Lemberg (Mr. Mr. Deitz took his mount out in and Delightful Chance overtook to the lead at the start, and held the tiring Sarabande and the Carp Harriman).
Marqule Hall (Mr. Stanton) led his place by many lengths half in the home straight. until half-way round, closely fol-way round. Coming up the hill 1.-12.30 PM-Hwang Ho Handicap. lowed by The Redshank (Mr. But-before the Rock the pony, how -Winner $500. Second $250. Third ler).
ever, tired badly and was easily $160. For. China Ponies, "C" Class. Winners of races-for- "C" Class passed in the home-straight.
Ponies aince January 1, 1934, bar- red. Entrance $5. One „Mila,
Sadka was lying nicely at fourth
at the Rock, and, coming into the Cheung & Wo's High Speed 156 straight he, responded well under; lb.
(Mr. S. N. Pan)
Mr. Harriman to burst through the Tally He's Daylight Eve 149 Ib. field to a good finish.
The Polo Scurry
I
(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) 2 Harbrad's Zero 141 lb.
Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 294, 29, 241, 30, 116, 185.
Race 8.
*
$1,072,40
.806.10...
153.20
No. 54
117. 187 Unplaced runners ($100 each). Nos.: 281, 273, 95, 267, 284.
Race 9. No. 268
92 291
"A! the Rock High Speed moved up, accompanied by Tillicum (Mr. Poulx), Valor. eus (Mr. Ip Kul-ying) and Day- light Eve, and in that order they entered the home straight. Lemberg looked safe for third place, but Zero cantered by him in
Mr. J. L. Jordan's Stickypast, front of the stand to reach the the favourite, went all out from! post first.
the start of the Polo Pony Scurry There was only a large enough to win by many lengths from pool in the Cash Sweep to pay Dariem (Mr. Stanton) to pay Pari-mutuel, winner $11.60; | No, 250 $26.00 to ticket-holders of unplac-158.90. Mr. Jordan's Winchester places, 1st $5.50; 2nd $6.60; 3rd. ed starters.
Stag (Mr. Peel Yates) ran third, $6.30.
269 21.00 P.M. Bohea two lengths behind.
Handicap. Unplaced runners King's Fancy Leads Procession
Winner $500. Second $250. Third Nos.: 183, 96, 302. Mr. J. L. Jordan owned the The second race, the Bohes
$150. For China Pontes, Griffas three first ponies. Handicap, proved
His Stickypust af this Season. Entrance $6. A procession
Fran so well that he did not use his Six Furlongs. from start to finish, the four powhip once throughout the race, ies entered taking up their final
$574.00 $164.00 82,00 (Mr. N. Deitz) 3 Unplaced runners $50 each), 12 starters.
Nos.: 299, 232, 155, 158, 349, 269, Won by: length and a length.244, 182, 192, 33, 28, 25. Time: 2.02.2.
| positions at the start,
Night Star's 'Win
Mr. Dynasty's King's Fancy, (Mr. From a good start, Mr. E. S. KJ's, P. Botelho) got away well into the Night Star (Mr. Butler), the lead and hold that place to finish favourite, run well to finish first in first in front of the favourite, the Wallsend Handicap in 1.19.3, Soldier of Germany (Mr. Soares), to pay a dividend of $13.30. He led Mr. D. J. Lewis's St. Joan (Mr. to pay $11.80.
Macaroni, (Mr. Harriman) was Ip Kui Ying) by three lengths, left at the start, and, in spite of 'Vriday (Mr. Chanson), the second gallant efforts, only succeeded in favourite, running, into third place, slightly reducing the distance Lady Peel's Lucy Glitters (Mr. which separated him from the Proulx) led the field for more than third pony, Spínaway (Mr. Heard). half the race, but she was over- taken by Vriday in the straight Burgomaster Falters
Mr. Tang Man-wa, on Mr. H. Y. and only managed to secure fifth
place. Liang's Iron Grey, rode well to win the first Novices' race,
the
'Dinty (Mr. Deitz) bored out
Dynasty's King's Fancy 161 (b. (Mr. P. Botelho)
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Race 10.
$847.00
$242,00
121.00.
($50 each),
+
Race 11.
No. 48
210
FL
1
274
$910.00 260,00 190,00
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Unplaced runners
(150 each), Nos.: 105, 38, 345, 400, 228, 407, 1850, 127.
Li Shiu Pang's Soldier of Ger-
many 158 lb.
(Mr. F. M. L. Soares) Quarto's Spinaway 151 lb. ....
(Mr. A. J. F. Heard) 31 4 startera. Won.by: length and 3 lengths. Time: 1.28.2. Pari-mutuel,
$11.80;
Winner
►
(places, 1st $5.50; 2nd $5.50. |8—2.10 P.M.—West River Handicap.
Winner $450. Second $225. Third $125. For Chinese Ponies, “D* Clam that have won less than $1,000 in alakes sinen January 1, 1884. TO be ridden by Jockeys who have not won ten races anywhere at any time. Entrance $5. "One Mile.
West River Handicap, by a neck, badly at the six furlongs bend, but H. Y. Liang's Iron Grey 143 lb. from Fadge (Mr. Poy) in 2.07.2, recovered well to finish fourth.
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LI Shin Pang's Soldier of Bri- ·
tain 169 lb... (Mr. N. Deltz) 3 5 starters.
+
Won by: 2 lengths and 3 lengths; Time: 2.29,2.
Pari-mutuel, winner $19.10; places, Lat $9.80; 2nd $25.50. 6.–4.60 P.M-Polo Pony Scurry-- (Unofidal),—Winner $200. Second $100. "Third $50. For bona dde Polo Ponies approved_by_the Committee of the Hong Kong Polo Glub. be ridden by playing
To members of the Hong Kong Polo Weight: 188 lb. Entrance $8. Three Furlongs J. L. Jordan's Stickypast 168 lb,
(Mr. J. L. Jordan) 1 J. L. Jordan's Darien 168 Ib...
(Mr. W. T. Shanton) 2 |J. L. Jordan's Winchester Stag
188 lb. (Mr. D. Peel Yates) (8 12 starters.
Clob. (Mr. Tang Man-wa) 1| C. B. Brown's Fudge 168 lb... Lo pay a dividend of $60.90. Fudge Mr. Butler's Second Win
(Mr. W. C. Poy) 2, payed $26.50 for a place, and Gay Going into second place from Butterfly (Mr. Carvalho), who fin-the. start, Mr. D. J. Law's Panama K. H. W.'s Gay Butterfly 158 lb. ished third, payed $27.90.
(Mr. Butler), the favourite, ran
(Mr. E. H. Cavalho) 3 15 starters. Racing Triumph (Mr. Rees), well all the way in the Whangpoo Orlando (Mx Fung) and Hose Handicap to win by 24 lengths
Won by: A neck and 4 length.' Leaf (Mr. Taylor) went out in from Bold Commander (Mr. Chan-
Time: 2,07.2.
$60,90;
lows:
Ma On Shan Handicap.-Winner $150. Second $100. Third $75. For China Fanies, Subscription Griffins of this Club of this Season. Top Weight will not exceed 10 . over "Weight for Inches
as per Scale." Lowest Weight 135 lb. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won 10 races anywhere at any tima. No Whipsior Spurs allowed. Entrance 45, Ono and
* Quarter Milea.
2 Chiu Wah Shan Handicap. (Second
Bertion)-Winner $150.
Second
$75. Third $50. For China Ponier classified by The Hong Kong Jockey Club
as "D" and "E" Classes. Entrance $5. "Sbx' Far- Note-One Entry only will be made
longs.
for Chiu Wab Shan Handicap. Entries Section at the discretion of the Handicapper.
8--Chin Wab Shan Handicap. (First,
Section)Winner $150. Second $76. Third $50. For China Fonies classified by The Hong Kong.
Jockey Club a “D" and, "E" CiLeads, Entrance $8. Six Fur- longa,
4.-Mo Kan Shan Plate--Winner
$200.
Second $100. Third STK. For China Ponies classified by The Hong Kong Jockey Club as Class. Weight 145 Tb. 1 lb. penalty
*every
for
$200 or part thereof gron In Stakes Mince January 1, 1934. Pontes unplaced this year allowed 8 lb. Jockey allowance. Entrance $5. One Mile.
5-June Meeting Handicap-Winner
$200.
Second $100. Third $75. For China Ponies, Non-winning
• Griffins of this Sexsen and “C” Clasa Ponies that have not won more than 3600 in Stakes since January 1, 1924. - Entrance $8. 81x
Furlonga. 6-Velmateer: Handicap-(Unofficial), Winner $126. Second $75. Third 350. For China Ponies certified by the 0. C. Machine Gun Troop, EK.V.D.C. AN "Regular Troop Ponies."
To be ridden by Mem bers of the Troop. Entrance $5. Seven Furlongs. 7-Ladies Dash
(Unofficial) Win ner $100. Second $75. Third::$50,
A
Subscription for China. Ponies,
Grifing of The Macao Jockey Club of this Season Top will be exceed 150 16. Lowest Weight 125 b No Whips
Weight
10
Spurs Allowod." "Entiunes (85.
Half a Mile
Entries Jose at Noon on Thursday, May 31, at the Secretary's Office, Won by: Many lengths and two Messrs. Benjamin & Potta, new Stock
} front ai:the start, accompanied by['son) In 1.838. Soldfer of Italy Pari-mutuel, winner
Sweet Life (Mr. Choy), the favour-(Mr, Deltz), the third favourite, places, Lat $18.80; 2nd $26.50; 3rd lengths.
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finished a comfortable third, a
fought it out with Panama-all the way, no other pony offer. *Ing any challenge. Bold Com
mander paid 345.40 ° for, k place.
$27.90.
Time: 44.2 Pari-mutuel
Exchange Buliding, Ice House Street.
mander 140 lb.
Winner 1560. Second $275. Third
winner $8.00;
(Mr H. P. Chanson) 2 $175. For China Fonies, places, 1st $6.30; 2nd $7.10; 3rd perClaus, Entrance $5.. Bix Furlongs, $8.40.
Li Shin Pang's Soldier of Italy La Dunbar's Oak Bay 154 lb. 74.30 PM--Wallsend Handicap-
155 lb....... (Mr. N, Deltz) 2 Winner $500. Second $300. Third B starters. $200. For Australian Ponies of Won by: 21⁄21⁄2 lengths and any Season. Winners since Janu
length. ary 1, 1984, barred. Entrancs $5. One Mile
2
Hite.
Halfway round Fudge waB in length behind Bold Commander, 4-8.00 PM-Yangiare Handicap-- the lead, followed by Burgomaster! Bold Commander took the (Mr. Jordan), the second favour lead from the start and Pite, and. Gay-Butterfly. Burgomag- ter worked his way into third place by the Rock, and led into the straight only to lack the ne- cessary stamina to secure a place.
Mr. Soares had trouble with Oak Bay Just There "Mr."L."Dunbar's Oak Bay (Mr. Utopian at the start, the pony Bonny Proulx) went all out from bucking badly. The jockey die the start in the Yangtze Handi-mounted and handed his mount to cap to win by a head from Bright the mafoo without, commencing Star, who was "well"ridden by Mr. the race.
Time: 1.33.3
· · -(Mr. B.- A: Proulx) 1 |Lan's Bright Star 160 lb. .... (Mr. SAY. Liang) Hem's Gladiator 150 lb. ....
(Mr. A. J. P/ Heard) 3 E. S. K's Night Ster 165 lb.... Pari-mutuel, winner 8 starters. Won by: a head and a neck. Time: 1.28.2, Pari-mutuel,
*.
A
$12.80;
(Mr. E. O. Butler) 1 places, 1st $7.10; 2nd $46.40; 8rd - Mr. D. J. Lewis's 81. Joan 146 $7.80.
b.
(Mr..Ip Kui Ying), 129–5.30 PM-PA Ho= | | Hisa winner
Winner, 2450, Second 25. Third $15:20; L. Reidy's 'Vrádny 141. Ib. 2.
$126. For China Fontes, Ty places, 1st $8.50; 2nd $28.20; Brd.
(Mr. H. P, Chanson) 3 Clase Entrance $5. #TUM (tha $1400.
3.30PM Whilsen Plata.--Winter ~$750 -- Recond" $800." - ¿Third- #200. Lakor China Ponies that "have start-
9 starters. Won by: 3 lengths and length Time: 1.49.8
Two Mile Post Onde "round "kat za (about One Mile 171 EX58), Fearun's No Fear 140 lb.
Liang, to pay dividend of $15.20. King Willow, (Mr. P. Betalho) Bright Star... paid $28,20 "for the second favourite, finished sixth place while Gladiator (Mr. While Scarface (Mr. Ip Kui-ying), Heard), third favourite, and Dare Devil (Mr, Pan) were red at least twice this year at Race Pari-mataal, winner 818.30 (Mr. B. A. Prouiz): 1 close, third to pay $14.00.
fourth and fifth, respectively. Keetings of the Club and have not, places, Iat $6.80; 2nd $7.60; 8rd Dr. S. N. Chau's National Day 165. 18, ....... (Mr. P. P“Botéiko): Qaki Bay's flying start gave him||th No Fear Triumphs,
Airpat date of entry, wou: $2,500 $6.70.
1 January 10 Whanges Handicap Helenside's Helter Skeller 175 the race, but he was tiring badly Mr. "Benny" Proulx recorded his
Weight: 148 lb. 15 penalty of Winner: 3400. Second, $300,98khed) (+ 10%/y }v_{{Mr.D. *Black) she passed the stand, and with second win for the afternoon when
for yr $900, or part thereof $100,12 For China, Ponisa, Babaer 15 starters. another few yards it would have he flashed past the post first in
won in lakes sings fury2tion. Gistains of this Club of this was by: 3 lengths and, a neck been-Bright-Starfs:
(* 1996; 4 Entrance) $5., 25 Omerandia? the
Beason, that have won 1 less than Po --Helfandicap (on Me, Quarter: Miles 1,000 in stakes.
Entrance Timer £16.2, Soldier" Of" Britain Falls | Fearon's No Year in 2,182, Isad- A. pl. Lerdoarea's Badke 155 lb. 4 We Parlongs.
Winner" $81.90; \\MZ) A. M L. Soares's Budiko (Mr. Fing National Day (Mr. P. Botalks) MOTORAMI (KRIG,ĻAL Harriman) {1}{H.\. Laws Panama, 152 lb. places, 1st #16.60; 2nd 222.40: 3rd VERITIMEL)" "CEUsed a "surprise" "bỷ by three lengths to pay a dividend. Dynasty's "Holsenn="188/lb.....
winning the Whitsun Plata, Jand-lat $31.00,
(Continued on Page 45'3
(Mr. P. P. Botelho) 2 Wong Ping Shun's. Bold Com-