· THE” CHINA "MAIL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1956.
Tomorrow's Chances At The Valley
By "RAPIER"
programme
Race day will be round again tomorrow. it being the first day of the Hongkong Jockey Club's two-day Fourth Race Meeting with consisting of eight events, with the two sections of the Brighton Class 4 ponies us the main attraction,
Handicap for
The First Saddling Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm, and the opening event is scheduled for 2 p.m. The Meeting continues on Saturday, December 1, when there will also be eight races with the main event being the St Andrew's Stakes over the two-mile post for Class 5 ponies.
Paltowers of Chun tegiet te iratu 1
hrat
wilt Judging from that perform | Caesar passing the winning post
anee. Tumbleweed (K. Kwok)
Fenchurch (M. J. Pridham) is will have practically everything
way, though Full-of-rounding leto form very nicely been and perhaps it will reacquaint Spirit (T. H. You)
well in morning gallopes. itself with the judges.
Kit
he 19 Jo Iosifat alter an operatkas lon
on Tuesday tipipetidielli
and will not be able to ride to the mat few meetings,
liere ale y estimates of the chances.
FIRST RACE cheaplykowa Handicap 24 Murs Banking Faces of the day In combined to Clats 7 pontos lea 1 by rider who have Tot won 10 rates anywhere al titty line.
Up
Dutch Courage is coming to winning a fate nel shenital help povire jockey Lai Chunsin to add up another win credi
his
મીન
own
Hey (M, A. C. Roza) has
been
knocking at the dour for some time now and with a little
emild bring ¦ Turk at the stor
home the first prize.
An excellent outsider for this 4 vetal is Snowy (f. K. Chuang).
THIRD RACE
Pies Ser
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Cut this out and take it to the races
tomorrow for your guidance
Probable Starters, Weights & Riders
Probable starters, weights and riders
tomorrow's Happy Valley race ing are given below.
for
meet- based
is This list on the most up-to-date information available. As an additional guide to form, the placings of the ponies in their last three starts will be found on the left hand side of their names.
Stiles.
Flaming Wheel (A. Ostrou-7.00p.m. Race,
Hylamon (Robert moit) and Tsai) are two ponies which aro maintaining Up lop forin, while not Emerald (C L. Lu) has my of lifters since placing 100 tiny Alze (Krasnoperuff) 147–1998, J000 Mind on the second day of the First Huce Meeting.
Furlongs,1
1 PROUDSTOWN 100% Good News (Findney) 130 H HANDICAP.
Starr Lau. Novices. Clain T
1000 Calypso iftudnevi 130 19.
Andrew Lan 324 Dutch Coutaer Chew) 153 Ibe EX Pyer-glo (Takinokal) Find the
CF. LA
Kwerk. Ameliy* (Krasnover06! $25 Mos Allan Cham
Albur Chan (Chiang) 143 ib». |000
130 RIN Huino
Меня
Sheauty (Sotrone
Tral queen using Andrew
Ostruholi
2440 Free Buceove
034 Orange
FIFTH RACE
leopardstown
tiandicap: HIX
200
Easy Kiam
New Love
143 x Edwin Mak, |Metrovelli) 140 Ibe.
Yau.
Man On (8c Čronoffi
Posible Accopton: Winnie
1.30 p.m.
Race
POWERSTOWN HANDICAP (1st Rection), 1 Mile. Cie 8.
400
Mavice 2.19 pan. Rare 3
(Tokmokot}*139_Ne
Horace Chan. 120 May Blossom (Nood1) 139 n. Marine Charger (Lum) 137 the,
Samaren Robert Luk. 15 Thanksgiving Day 13. 11 Wong Armament (Shhh) .* 135 10%
130 Joseph LaR Acceptors; ther J'enblo
Plamond Pride. | 0904 Lombard, Ma Cher,
300 Hiawatha (Rudray) Fu 3 x Allowance
Malten
кубдать
The
Kangaron
POWERSTOWN HANDICAP ( Sertion}
Milo, ('love
10
Advancement
'tur 151 Ita
(Mett-vett
150 lbs Alliers Lag Lumi
Pob
บล
f'urnbill Mettevolli
*140 (1
Full-of-girl
020
zau
200
(Polkeston Handicap tion) :-)x Forings)
Hawaiian Moon (1. K., Hung) last
Class A 1950 ponies will con- tho certainly disappointed the to
test this event and amonu time out. bu! should maka
have impressed This six-forking entries which 11 ninenda
morning Kallops are matches during being :pring demulte
Prime Ellen H. K, Chuang), Against ruch speedsters
Win (tubert IA. Travert), Basy 1tamine MI
(CF. Ng). Amethyst (A. Ostroumust) and Equ
Carla. Emperor Delight Altructive Power (M Samurer) Oscar Pilz (1. H. Chan).
The Best-named pony is abmit the Sultan (Roberi Panty.
ntest or the fir and over However, the draw for p tions will piny
important the distance tight to be able to
eventumtullat the opposition. Tole in deciding the winner and any one of the above mentioned fontes could lead the induly tunno wilt
Pier Success (C. E. Hales, Gay Sire (Allan (ham), Orange Beauty
nch MO Lombada (M J Phamy have shown much in marning Milla and should provide Spirited honours two day
challenge for
PRZIUNCO
in the opetang ng Hon
mace meeting.
SECOND RACE
Powerstown
Mandicap (PLOS
11 de
Dane Mite.)
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ก
way DDY painter will have much trouble exerting feelf-should it get miff
in handing the winner
art
this
ym start from u
face at one remembers. The easy | position, manner in which
Tumbleweed
(Lay Chun-fat) lest the netd the
FOURTH RACE
Hi!
(Brighton Handicap (First Sectional
1 time oil over the two-mite the Mille.j
post, only in be beaten in 174*
ber 100 yard
At Chipley
With
champions
jockey K
the
Easy Whi's chances are slightly m hampered the top weight, while Amethy-t little Juck
could whe With
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100 BA CW Wony! Curtiry · Belokapiton 1 150 185
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Tsal.
Chiung.
Metrevelli.
14 11 Kwik Pereboil) $44 lbe
Albert Lam Suirano) 140 14
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For an outsider, i would take 842 Oscar Prize.
(Puertown sections -Ons Mila
SIXTH RACE
Handlesp Cherund
which WIH 213 Ma frate ponies probably entch the judges' (yes
are Advancement) o
Sty Pa) (1,1ærm)
Husay (Noodi)
Tumbleweed
Shy Horse
Ho Nier
Dreadnought
For Mullend Spirit) Kwok as a pilot, it is difficult) in nu înce
La foresce may the pony bun | (1 c Pilo. Not So Bad (W. M.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
FOURTH RACE MEETINC
Vorolull (M. Chan
J. Prick- hom and The Kangteng (Albert [300
Lum).
| 1000
149 14 00
|Rodney! *135 Me Alex Lam.
*133 104 Andrew Lam. Acceptors Pet Guld,
like the way. Advancement; Valbridge Rodneys
[ has been going during Its train- ing gaflops and maitsialis
Saturday 24th November and Saturday 1st December, 1956 that form it should have a good
(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 16 RACES.
The First Bell will be rung at 130 p.m. and the First Race run and the distunet is more to its at 2:00 p.m. on both days.
The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11:45 25 on both days.
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Priskhan Steakipeffer Effeduey)
Mumbly Not So Nad (Metrevel)*147
Tamerlane
AnniveraTY
W
Chian W M (Safronoff) *145 ]*
K LUX
10 chưmi 144 tbs
Thunk
*141
K p Lawn
Crange King ISO 143 .
No Big
p.m. Barr 3 FOLKESTON HANDICAP (2nd Rection). 6 Fuz-
fotigs, Clam 7
THE OLYMPIC GAMES
SURPRISING FAILURES IN ATHLETIC FIELD EVENTS
Grace Kelly's Brother Returns Fastest Time In The Single Sculls
There were some surprising failures in the Men's High Jump and the Women's Discus Throw as the qualifying rounds of these two events were held at the Melbourne Olympic Stadium this morning.
Among those eliminated in the fligh Jump at 6 feet 3% inches was Bengt Nitson, the European record-holder 'at over 6 feet 11 inches. The qualifying rounds of the Women's Discus Throw were not survived by Japan's Toyoko Yoshino, highly regarded for a place in the first three, and by Mrs Sazanite Alkday, who it was hoped would he Britain's first ever feminine thrower to place in an Olympic final.
America's John 3. Kelly, two foul throws and did 39.47 for the semi-dian) a bow to brother #1 Princess Grace of
bow race metres on her only fair throw,
ter abnost the full the tastest Toyoko Yoshine, thie feft-handed | length of the course, Monaco,
returned
The time of three hents in the Stuple | Japanese girl, failed narrowly on
judges awarded
The race, but there Sculls when the Olympic Rowing her last throw with 40,01 metres. Americas
were only Inches between them. events opened today at Boltrat, Her other two throws were 10.77
The lead twice changed and troun Melbourne.
metres and 30.47 metres. Kelly, whose mifliornire Indicative of the progresa in both trewn stepped up their
13 ruting about 100 aneleca father won the Olympic sealing world athletics andards,
from title 34 yenIA
women threw over 44 metres to the finish, Brazil and Cuba were ago of Ant verp, clockasi
Dikuties 24.8 qualify for the final throws. In
well behind. reconds.
the last Olympic Games only six competitors mereeded in beate this distaner.
75 mile
Next best was neven tontties 20.1 seconds ande by Russia's 18-year-old European Caunplus, Vysclusiny Ivanov.
THREAT OF RAIN
+1 Was 1 Mr Allday said; Hilfe nervous, and my muscles took tightened up.
The Best throw
FAIRS WITHOUT COX
the
New Zealand and Australia the first two qualifying places to the rst heat of the third.
was n hit slippery, und 1 sup Pals welthral Cnx, with Haly pose that made a difference, It's
The threat of rain hung over the second day of the Olymple no good worrying about it. I Games today competition pleased 1 have broken the
day.ice now for the Shot Put. opened for the first full
Peter Wells, the lone British Low clouds were
salling over
rumpetilor in the High Jump grounds and The compeition
jumped well this morning and there was a bit of a drizzie
qualified for
Jumps the final A break in the clouds is ex-
this afternoon by clearing 1.22 pected, but lhere Is the
THEITES (0 feet 31⁄2 inchus) al showers a first attempt at this height. Common-
In the earlier jumps at lower an heights he did not hove a
Stiver Dahlia (Perebleff) 157 1994 | 1900S (THE)
YS WORK
便利
200
possibility of isulated Air Power Tokmokoši 155–1898. chisripsg the day, the
Start Llu
wenith Weather Bureau H. Wong!
152 lbs. hounced. cheur (Noodt) 150 ibs.
ממנ 160
2-ale Fortune
3.00
winning here, but chance of Not So Back is not bu. dis- regarded as this pony can move 321
Hammer
Mitt
Jking.
012
Cornhill and
400 French
Teil-me-more TA
Hare p.sn.
Trot, FOLKESTON I
Atomic HANDICAP (lal Section); & Fur-¡ 201
Jongs, Class 7
Hun 1001 Comel (Perevoel?) (Tokmokofth
Samarea. 139 bs. Pei Chi Kmmoperod: 150 lbs. Travert
Bulelhu 013 Hawaiian Moon (Noodt) (57 lbs.
Good Girl (Lum) .............. 150 lbs.
Chu Bung Perfectibility Persborif) 105 354. 100 Rebel 1. I. Wong) 150 lbs.
K. F. Chi
Robert Luk 010 Emperor Delight (Noocht) (52310 lavincibie
148 lbs. Rodney
Andrew Lam1), C. L. Lu Beloved 200
Taknokoff
· 145 H
Fiving Dutchman (Chow) 147 ?bx.
Travert Holman Bean (Belokopite) in King Rider Tokmakoff) 143 lbs.
Kwok, *140.
Prusible Acceptar Chekupon.
002
The Kangaroo are good over this distance and 100 will be near at the Buish,
SEVENTH RACE
Ilandicap
(Folkertown
(Nerond sections: Six Furlongs)
Flying Dutchman, with M.
up, is Samarcy
the logical for choice
abbreviated but Good Gin (H. K. sprint, [Chuang) will be there or there.
abouts at the falsh,
C. F. Lai. Don Teachume i Krasnoperoff) 146 iba
Osiroumon Straight
נאאן
Mile.
538 p.m. Rach 3 BRIGHTON HANDI-
CAP (2»d Nection). Clame 4.
at a
a.m.
The temperature Melbourns time (10 p.m. GMT)
was 57, with a ligh of 70 ex- pected.
Nina "Flve Hats" Pono- nareve got a big cheer from the when he crowd here today thew the discurs 48.34 motres und qualified for the final this afternoon,
Her throw compared with the 51.42 metres
sho with which the title at Helsinki in
WOR
1032.
single failure.
the
Swede, wh
who has dicared
over a feet 11 inches, was' not able to- day to surpass 0 feet 3 inches due to a badly strained left leg. Of the 20 competitors in the High Jump no fewer than 22 cleared, the qualifying height 10 contest the afternoon's foal
Among those qualifying were Julius
The German pale without cox won the creund heat easily with Denmark second and Beighum
Hirurk Dinex
trouble
a way behind! third, within the last 500 metres. 12y
charged their rale of stroking Om within about 20 Firokes. Lase than 20 metre from
the finish the Germans pulted well ahead
The United States easily de- feated the Soviet Union, Euro- penn Champions, and Austrio in the third heat of the pairs with- out cox.
from
NILSSON FAILS
Nilsson of Sweden, Bengt European Champion who was The American pair, Jim Fifer expected to
umong the and Duval Hecht, of Stanford falied to qualify for University, started off well and med Jump final. The blond fed by one.length and a quarter the Soviet Union and Austria at the 400-metre matk.
At
the the half-way
mark the Sovict pair, Igor Bouldakov and Viktor Ivanov. challenged strongly and moved up
within It third of it length, with the Austrians four lengths behind.
FINGLE SCULLS Chigbolu of Nigeria,
The Arsi heat of the Single Yukio Ishikawa of Japan, 0. Sculle was won in magraficent Joseph of Kenya, Jose Telles da slyse by Vyacheslav Ivanov, the Conceicao_of Brazil, Patrick 18-year-old Russian Etolou of Uganda, V. Gabriel of the European Championship at Bri-Nigeria
and Nagolam Ethiri pled. veerasingam of Ceylon, Brendon
Vlasic of Yugoslavia O'Reilly, the Irish" entrant, did
won the second heat in the not take part.
Single Sculls convincingly from Walter Herssens of Belgium Klaus von Fersen of Germany, did not take part in the leh with Stefano Martinoii of Italy Jump event today as he was in third hospital.
Herssons, who was to carry then the last 600 metres. Martinoli Vlasic won his decisive lead Belgian flag at the parade athletes yesterday suddenly felt German, but von
moved up dangerously on the bad. He was replaced as fing
Finch
(Metrevelli
stenfrew
Silver Dahlia is another noted speedster and I could cause an upset with a good start.
004
DG
Fel Chi (H. M. Botelho) good as an outsider.
is
Her
Olga Pikotova of Czecho- slovakia, came near to breaking Ninu's Olymple record with a qualifying throw of 50.77 Attractive Power tuin) 142 lbs
123 Metenry (Metrevelli 180 The, | metres (160 feet 6 inches). Samarcq
Kwek. Mainsail 31 (Rodney). 142 ibe.
010 Supreme Commend
SUZANNE FAILS Andrew Lain. 15qanot 137 ths. 400
Mrs Suzanne Aliday of Chen Edwin Mok
000 #untington (Rodney)
tuin narrowly failed fo qualify. Marlange 1A, S. Wơng) 136 Fax. 000
Plumbly
Hor best throw was 41.45 Liang Pro Rw. 000 Jip On Stronosti .*149 }}4 Sultan (9 030
IT Wongi
metres. The qualifying ston Robert Luk. .. 135 lbs. Tsal.
401 Gidđuj Krasnoperoff) 140 lbs. | dard was 42 metres.
Botel
The Hove girt threw 360 p., Rare 4 BRIGHTON MANDI-
200 Fergeld (Tukraokel) 148 The below her best CAP (1st Section). i Mile. Class 4.
(Lun)
150 lbs.
Foo
149 15.
Holman
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of 13
DOW
400
Hung
day
Perica
who won
Ferien hold a manner
his last ounce of energy In this
EIGHTH RACE (righton Handtrap (second
well (Hon):-Our Mile.)
Although she The last event of the day will see a full neld
463 All Gay (Pereboeff) 144 holds the British record of 159 entries,
Samorea.
feet 3 inches, her best effort to- There are many likely winners 0 Beautifus Lie IA 5 Wong) 200 Old Tyre (Sutronoff) .. 141 lbs. but I favour
150 lbs.
was no more then 136 feet, Supreme Com-
feet C. W. Wong. 300 Crackerjack (Belokopitom which was less than two mand (Chan Poo) lo lake the on Fenchurch (MetreveЛli)*154 lbs.
140 lbs. below the qualifying mark. prize with Old Tyre
Pridhem.
E. 8. Whos (II. K. Hung)
Diamond Dakila (Pereboeff)
Nina, dressed in black wool-carrier and was taken to hospital his second place in Anna (Rodney) .............."135 the. and All
suggesting that he did not use Gay
140 Ibu.
Andrew Laers len tights to keep out the cold, with a bad cold, (E. S. Wong) dghing out the
E. S. Wong
100 Apple Pie (S. 1, Wong) 130 lbs. was makuzg her first appear- Herssens had already been in first round. second and third positions. 1000 Empire Hose [Rodney) 149 lbs.
ence on the ground as she miss bed several days after his or- A pony which could
Plumbly
Possible Acceptor: Ecstary, 000 Beautiful Phoenix Bafrone)
yesterday's Opening Cere- rival from Europe. Belgium held * 240 Jbx.
mony due to a leg injury. high hopes for him in the Hop, to John Kelly of the United: llung.
The men's High Jump Quali-Step and Jump, in which event Poland in the third heat of the 030 Emrald (Chilang)
$40 ba
lying round was held simultane- he has cleared
81 feet 10% Single Sculls. 022 Flaming Wheel (Kramoperoff)
ously with the Women's Discus,Inches. ........ 140 iba.
About
30 jumpers started at Ostrouill
1.70 metres (ive feet soven who inches). All competitors clear ax feet three and a half inches will go forward to the final this afternoon.
cause
an upset is Mercury (K. Kwok), and Huntington (P. Plumbly} is by no means out of the race,
Three Changes
Rhodesian XI
In
Livingstone, Rhodesia, Nov, 22.
The MCC touring team will fly to Salisbury, today to prepare for their return match against Rhodesia, starting on Friday,
Rhodila have made three which,
Doo Bright Hay (Lum) ... 341 lbs.
Chuang.
204 Fieldmaster (Shid) 741 ibu,
010
Samareq. Hylamon (9. H. Wong) * 130 iba.
Robert Luk.
• Jockey allowance to be claimed.
Crashed Hopes
Gorse Villa
to
cd
ROWING
Tony Fox of Britain was tirint
States and Tedor Kocerks of
Tepechage
to
Fox will have to row again in the
tomorrow for another chance enter the semi-final.
Kelly won the heat by one and a hal lengths from Kocerka wiệu Fox about four lengths behind.
Ballarat, Nov. 23. Olympic rowing competitions really thought
began here today with heats of 301 Caesar Tokmokoff) ... 138 ms, they had their first win of the
Kwok.
the Four Oars with Cox. Italy season coming along when they DISCUS FINALISTS
Fox held third position just 200 Same Again (Rodney) 135 Tbs. led Longsight by five goals
won the first heat by over two about from the 500-metre mark, Andrew Lam,
The following qualified for lengths from the Soviet Union, with Kelly and Kocerka battling Possible Acceptors: Ping On, Hay nil at half time in their Man-
New Zealand was a poor third. for the lead. The American and mørk.
chester Amateur League game. the Women's Discus Throw final:
(Czecho- The Italians took an early lead the Pole were level at the half Fikolova But
scored Longsight
очка severs 4.00 p.m. Rare D. LEOPARBSTOWN times after the
50.77 metres, Nina on the choppy interval, and slovakia)
2,000-metre way mark, with Fox two and a (Soviet Union) course and were never extended, half lengths away third.. Gorso Villa are still bottom of Tonomareva
The first two in each heat ad the table without a victory. 48.34 metres, trim Beglyalcova
47.05 metres, vanced to the semi-inni. (Soviet Union) Jitina Voborliova (Czecho
In the second heat Finland slovakia) 44.42 metres, Stepan
the European Champions, were ka Mertova
(Czechoslovakia) beaten Into third place by 46.20
Albina Elkina Sweden and Denmark.
43.90 metres The Finna were hot favourites
HANDICAP.
Furlong.
Class A
The 10 Easy Win (Nood........... 150 lbs.
Trat 123 Oscar Prize (Shiu) 268 Tha.
11. JT. Chan.
(Noodt) 150 lbs.
Missing People
What a difference promotion and relegation has made to the
(Soviet
Union
metres,
During the eccond half of f
the coume, which the threo, leadeta started with very little between then, Kelly and Kocarlat pulled nway steadily, and had a feen
fight for the load.
performance, was the
Torlene Brown (United States) to take the heat and started with Being feature of the face.
Manolu
Shefeld League cha) 43.87 metres, ID | Shortlyth Load from Denmark. and ho looked a strong challen
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earlier this week, lost to MCC the opening batsman, P. Win-021 Princess Ellea
They have dropped J. Baldwin,
slow, and C. Wooler, bringing in 001 raudora (Pereboot! 350 tbs. Guy
all-rounder, Barber, an
F. Chiu Marshal Davies, an experienced | 010
After Dark (Tokokoff) 150 lbs.
Holman The reservation of any particular number does not confer op
left hand bat, and Colin Bland, as
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You
he half-way before · the
ger to the favourite 1 bearing the appropriate number is issued to and can be produced | Who fielded brilliantly
43.60 mark Sweden
Ivanov, as sub- 100 Glory (8. IL Wong), 100 lbs, two
ha move-into Tho first heat of the Paire with by the holder.
Albert Lam. stitute at Bulawayo,
220 Aladdin (Krasnoperoft) 143 lbs. Kirst Division Wednesdby, .now metres, Mariammo Werner (G&T= | 1000nd place and fat the 1,000 Cox wha won easily by the The team will be: D. Lowis, D.
Plumbly.
average 33,000 home "gates many)
Paola metros mark overbook Finland. Soviet Union, with Australia 43.41 88 metres, | Duckworth, C. Land, M. Davica, con Good Condition O'Connell Jones, G, Barber, C. Constellation (Noodi) 143 lbs. while Second Division United Paternoster (Italy)
The Swedes, stroking smooth three lengthis away and Chillo have to get along on 23,000, The Nadja Kotlusele (Yugoslavia) Ty steadily increased their lead more than 12 lenging in the rear. P. Mansell, R. Coventry, Darnoti,
(Lum) * attendances were the reverse 42.15 metres and Lois Jackman while the Pinne fell back into
"The Ruslans had it all their Idő lbs. before the clubs eitanged places (Australia) 4221, metres, third place, with Hungary fourth
of S. M. Wan. Fast May. Those 10,000 missing "Among the "eon-qualifiers, In the third heaf The United on way and gave a display
rowing which has not been (Chew) 140 lbs. C... LXI.
prople mean £1,000 to United. Almut Brommel of Germany had States and Australia qualified bettered in the Olymple regatta so far. They should prove a big danger to the German coked pale which won the European Championship this year.
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PAIRS, WITH COX DEN
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