THE CHINA MAIL, APRÍL 12, 1937.
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RANGER'S FINE RUN OVER A MILE
HOW OWNERS FARED
The following table shows how the owners have fared to date:
Mrs. Dunbar
L. Dunbar
Eve
Dynasty
Eu Tong-sen
Lan
L. C. L.
Gordos
Lancashire ..
J. F. Macgregor
C. N. K.
Why
Li Shiu-pang
Li Po-chun
L. Reidy
T. & E.
Ling
C. B. Brown'
Sunshine
Yeung & Pih
Vilas
Hem Fatshan Helenside
J. E. D.
I
2 3
7
4
6
Koo & Los
Mrs. Eu Tong-sen
F. C. Hall
Mrs. Kwok Hin-wang
Chusta
1
Wayfoong
1
1
1
Mrs. Stanton
H. A. Browning
Dr. S. N. Chau
Starboard
Chiu Cheong-fan
1
T. M. Gregory
Tasma
Wong Siu-ngau.
A. J. Lewis
Choice
Kong Bros.
Harbrad
Pau
Johnson & Alabaster
V. M. Grayburn
Diamonds.
jak junk past fandi fund. Sad jeNNAVOO-------
0
5
C. W. K.
0
L. T. F.
Brish
1
G. Tinson
1
Weetoo
Mrs. E. H. M. Tinson
0 1 0
Lee Chi-choh
9
.0
R. M. McLay
1
0
Early Birds
Perak
0
A. W. Hughes
1 0
Li & Lis
5
Consort
0
1
0
0
0
0 1
0 0
1
General
Rojon
S. V. S.
Lim
M. H. T.
Ho & Ho
There was a dead-heat second and third places (3) Lusitano Cup there were starters.
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ABLE AMAZON'S EFFORT MADE TOO LATE: LOSES BY NECK
MR. HARRIS GRADUATES
FROM NOVICE
NOVICE CLASS
THE
HOW JOCKEYS FARED
The following table shows how the jockeys have fared to date:
L.G. Frost D. Black *F. Marshall S. C. Liang N. Deitz *T. L.. Wong' *D. S. Li
*V. C. Sang
Y. T. Fung
C. Pih
HE outstanding feature of the Third Extra Race
Meeting was Ranger's fine win over Ablew. H. S. Davis Amazon in the Calliope Handicap. Brilliantly handled by Mr. Donald Black, who is likely to retain jockey honours this season, it was three-fifths of a second inside Saucy Face's track record for the
mile.
Able
mazon finished
very Mr. S. Y. Liang had a nasty fall strongly, but the effort was in the last race of the day and it made-too late and it lost by a is reported that he is suffering neck, while it only beat. Home from four broken ribs and a punc-| Brew by a head.
BADMINTON
PRESENTATION AT RECREIO
Fine Programme Arranged
Probably the most successful year since the introduction of the game
on a competitive basis, the 1936-37 Badminton season will be officially wound up this evening at Club de Recreio, when the annual prize distribution will take place following several exhibition games
An attractive programme has
arranged, being the singlesTM exhibition Tencounter between the Colony champion, Patrick H. Wong, of the Chinese YM.C.A., and P. K. Hui, of the University. These two met in the Semi-Final Round when Wong
bean
won-
the
tit-bit
Oliveira and Remedios, runners- up in the Open Double Champion- ship, will be featured against L. Yong,
0 1 T.
C Lee and K. for first, while S. P. Chan and. Miss and in the w... Cheung, brilliant mixed- only two
doubles pair, will be on view against E. L. H. Shute and Miss U. Khoo or Miss M. Silva.
MAMAK HOCKEY TOURNAMENT CONCLUDING
15
of
Following the presentation of prizes,' there will be dancing to the strains of Mickey's Melody Makers. An entrance fee of $1 (including tax) will be made. Refreshments will be obtainable and a particular ly enjoyable evening is indicated.
THE PROGRAMME
tured lung.
Mr. I. C. Harris graduated from the Novice Class in this race when he won on Happy Venture to pay $97.30.
Among The Owners
Mr. Chusta. broke his “duck” as the result of Happy Venture's (Mr. I.
win
Gin C. Harris)
in the Drinkers Bay Plate, while Messrs. Johnson and Alabaster, with Ran-
of owners who have had ponies ger (Mr. Black), entered the list placed this season. Messrs Ho and Ho and M.H.T. also joined the growing list of successful owners with two third places.
Mr. "Benny" Proulx, who resum ed riding on the second day of the Easter Meeting, recorded his first winners of the season on Saturday when he brought in A Great Time, which paid $28.30, and Whalsey "($21:40)-in successive races. :
Three new riders made an ap-
Chadwick pearance Messrs. Kew, Yeung Wing-sing and Lo Koon-kan.
C. Harris Ip Kui-ying Y. Liang w. G. Poy
*E. C. Leighton
L. P. Ralph
*H. M. Pih S. L. Yuen
B. A. Proulx *J. Pote-Hunt V. V. Needa
S. W. Tang
C. L. Gregory
*H. J Hearne
R. M. Wood C. F. Chiu. F. F. Li
J. Akroyd-Hunt
1 2 3 Un. 12.11 11 16.
9.5
6 33 913 17 8 2 9 32 6.9 6.28. 66.3 14 6. 1 8 12 4.84 28* 440 ir
3 4 2 34 3.2 4 25
3 1 3 25
2 -9
5 12
7 6 17
3
3 20
2 2 14
2 0 5
2 2 0 23
2 1 2 20
2 1 1 5
2 1 0 7
1 6 5 16
1 2 1-11
1 2 15
1.2.16 10 17
0
0 0 1 1
0 1 2
0 1 8
OHHHHO----------------
Tang Man-wa
0
0
1 14
Yeang Wing Sing
.1
Lo Koon-kan
+
0
1
H. A. de B. Botelho
1.
1
M. Drysdale
0
1
Chiu Ki-fan
0 0
Hoo Pak-ming
0
Ho Hong-ping 4. Chadwick-Kew W. H. Choy
0
0
0
0
0
+
0.0
0
0.2
0:0 2
[1]
0
0
0 1
+
6
K. W. Fung C. T. Kwok
P. P. Botelho S. N. Pau J. J. Palmer
D. A. Coppin Choy Wing-chiu G. W. Sewell R. M. P. Bairnsfather R. S. T. Bowden R. H. Charles KLIp
0.0 0 11 01 12
** Visiting riders.
There was a dead-heat for first, second and third places (3) and there were only two starters in the Lusi- tano Cup race.
WE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
THAT WE HAVE APPOINTED
MESSRS.
The actual programme of matches is JOHN D. HUTCHISON & CO.
as follows:
Men's Singles-P. H. Wong v P. K.
Huin
To conclude the 1936-37 Season of the Mamak Hockey Tournament, the following matches have been arranged between the winners
Men's Doubles: M. A. Oliveira and the "A" Division, Central British J. J. Remedios v. T. C. Lee and K. L. Association, and the winners of the “g” Division, The Radio Sports Club.
Thursday, April 15, U.S.R.C. ground, bully off 5 p.m.
Sunday, April 18, Radio ground,
bully off 4.30 p.m.
Thursday, April 22, H.K.S.R.A.
ground, bully off 5 p.m:~~~
Yong.
Mixed Doubles: S. P. Chan and Miss W. Cheung v E. L. H. Shute and Miss U. Khoo or Miss M. Silva.
INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY
Champions of the above series v. France Shares Six Goals
Rest on Sunday, April 25, H.K.S.R.A. ground, bully off 4.80 p.m.
ADAMSON CUP AT ANLING
In Berlin
Berlin, To-day. France and Germany battled to a three-all draw in an international hockey match played in Berlin yes- In the Adamson Cup Competi- terday before a large crowd.
the tion at Fanling during the week- Among those present was
Francois end, E. Thompson, 91 24 67 French Ambassador, M.
Poncet.-Trans-Ocean. qualified.
TO BE OUR AGENTS
IN CANTON.
CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD.