ANNUAL RACE MEETING.
SECOND DAY'S RESULTS.
Mr.
1086 12lb
INTIMATIONS
GOODS.
scale. Winners of one race 5lb. of two RACES
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1914
HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. Cilgwyn had made good by a length from Mr.
T BLACK ROCK STAKES. Winner Sling, with Fluke coming up promisingly
$750. Second: $250. Third $125. For on the outside course, taking second into
China Ponies bed-fide Griffins on date the home straight. Pegasus then showed
of entry. Weight for inches us per his paces, successfully challenged Cilgwyn on the rails, and burst to the front. Mr. Leo D'Almada's Triumphoso, list Gradually widening the distance Pegasus elaimed the laurels by three lengths from Cilgwyn, with Dunin a length and a half behind, and Winsome Onalia last.
Time: min. 56secs.. Pari-rautuel. Winner: $0.50
Stewards.
His Excellency Sir F. H. May, K.C.ALG., His Excellency Vice-Admiral Sir T. H. M. Jerram. R., K.C.B.; His Excellency Mujer-General F. H. Kelly, C.; Commodore R. H. Ansindher, R.N., C.M.G.; The Hon. Mr. Cland Severn; The . Si C. Pard Chater, Kt., C.M.G.; Hir Honour Sur W. Rees.
:
3.
10.20
JR40
8.00
Cush Sweeps. Ticket, No. 1, 20, 2, 0,
Ticket No.
Ellis Kadoorie's Pahang Chief, and after a beautiful race Dumfrica came (Mr. Moller) 0 away and won by six lengths, four lengths Bratton's Brympton, 11st 11bdividing China Aster and Nigerian Chief Mr. McMurtrie's Piteorthie, 1086 916-
-(Owner) 0
Time: min, 07 2-58ccs. Pari-mutuel.: (Mr. Bell-Irving) 0
Cash Sweeps Winner: $16.20. Mr. Gogg) :0 Mr. Nemazco's Arravand 1st 1lb
H. Beth) D Mr. H. Humphrey's Dark Ronald, 10st
Elb (Mr. Bremner) 0 Messre. Fitzwilliams' Malgwyn 10st
12lb
(Mr. Sedgwick) 0
Ab.....
$355.20
After * bad start, Chalcot and i 167.20
Pabang Chiof led the van, followed by 3, 10, 92.60. THE EXCHANGE PLATE-Presented by the second plane rounding the stand, Monarch Aldwych. Brympton came up well and took
Bankers had Exchange Brokers of Dahlia ambling along easily at the rear,
The field Hongkong, Value $1,000 to Winner, a length behind Arravand. Scound to receive $300. Third $160, spread out at the incline, Chalcot claim- For China Ponies. Weight for inches dag a small lead over Brympton. Passing nts per scale.
rock. Winners of this Melting the
Monarch Dahlia erept up of one pre 5lb.; of two or more races towards the leaders and later came up Tib, extra Griffins allowed lb. Sub at an extraordinarily quick pace, swept scription Griffins of this season 1013-past the whole of the others by the bend, 1914 allowed 101b. From the two mile and showed a clean pair of heels by post once round and in.
several lengths, followed by Chalce and Aldwych. Mr. John Pel's President, 13st ilb
Monarch Dahlia came along (Mr. Heard) again, with Aldwych second and Dark
Ronald third.
1, 6.10
1. 68; 82,205,00 : 2;.. -5.40
'2, 206,
630.00 3; 8.10
3, 651, 1 316.00 THE CHALLENGE CUP.-Value one hundred guiness, For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. To be won two years consecutively by a Pongor Ponies the bond-fide property of tho damo owner or owners. Winner to receive $500 and 70 per cent, Seco id $250 and 20 per cent., Third $125 and 10 percent. of the entrance fees until the Cup is finally wos, when the Second Pony will receive 10 per cent, and Third Pony 25 per cent, of the entrance fees. Entrance $10 One mile and three-quarters.
Sir Paul's Royal Rose, 1st 4lb
(Mr. Vida) Sir Paul's Sunlight, 1st b
(Mr. Brand) Mr. T. F. Hough's Snowdrop, Ilstilb (Mr. Lindsay) Aldwych overtook the Mr. E. Kadaprio's Mahratta Chief, Dahlia at the distancs post and won by four lengths from Monarch Dahlia, three- Mr. John Peel's Vice-President, 10st .......(Mr. Moller) aquarters separating the latter from The
(Mr. Heard) Cat, who snatched third place.
Time: 2min. 492-5secs. Parintel...·' Cash Sweeps.
2
Davies, Kt. The Hon. Mr. David Landale, G. K Hall Brutton, Esq.; Major F. A. Dickinson, G. Friesland, Deq; H,
I Gedge Esq.; Henry Humphreys, Esq.; N. J Stabby. Esq.;. H. P. White, Esq. Stewards in Charge of the Scels.-The Hon. Mr. D. Landale and 6. Friesland, Esq.. Handicapers.Major F. 4. Diekinson and
Captain H. K. Hughes, Judge-Major-General F" H. Kelly, C.B. Assistant Judge.-V. D. Jupp, Esq. Starter-ILJ. Gelge, Esq. Second Starter.-Paul M. Hodgson, Esq.. Timekeeper.-M. S. Sassoon, Esq; Hon. Taurer, C. Hynes, Esq. Clerk of the Cours.-T. F. Hough, Esq.
The second day's-racing, the programme of which included the chief event of the niceting was again favoured with fine weather, though perhaps son may have
A level start was led by: Fijian objected to the tropical nature of the Chief, followed by Conqueror Aster with atmosphere, which was not comfortable for Fickle Bird third and President last. Chose who had to rush about. However,
The Aster showed the way past the post, with Fickle Bird on the outside his many feared rain in the early morning nearest rival. President closed up with and the fact that this did not make its the others when approaching the Golf anileone appearance was very satisfac-Club, the Aster giving away something. Sory to all concerned.
with
Sir Paul's Conqueror Aster, 10st alb
Mr. Vida) Mr. E Kadoorie's Fijian Chief, 11st
31b
(Mr. Moller Mr. John Feel's The Fickle Bird, Ilst 1th (Mr. Bell-Irving) In this race President beat the record, Winner: $10.50 ade by Coronation Rose, by 4-5ths of a
second.
0
of his lead, but still leading the way at the football stand by three clear lengths For the first event the attendance was from Fickle Bird, half a length in front quite wood, the Governor and his party of the ex-Derby winner. At the bottom being present some time before the open-of the incline the field closed in, Fijian ing race was run. The gathering of the Chief appropriating second position, President meanwhile reducing his legway. general public was large and gave promise Fickle Bird gave place to his stable com- of-reaching a huge crowd for the after-panion down the village. At the bend udou's racing, All the stands
President came up strongly on the outside. were again well Sled, and he
racing neck and neck with the Chief for the
second place, the Aster still in front. irst day there was another display of President took the lead at the dista 100 colour, the variety of European dresses post, and ridden casily finished the lust and the more startling colours of the half-mile under a minute, fairly romping native starus beng brought into vivid home to win a great victory by six lengths, relief by the sun's rays. The Derby was Chief, regarded as being invincible. Mr. thus having the distinction of heating the the chief topic of conversation and fancis Kadoorie's pony finished four lengths ranged between Britannia Dahlia and bind the second. Lockerbie with Maxon Chief capable of
Time: Smin, 10 Näsces.. springing a surprise, Jewel Aster being Winner: $17.00 Pari-mutue. forgotten practically as a result of the showing in the ice on the previous day. The publio were, however, pr pared foi
surprise after anner in which President tailed of Fijian Chief after having to around to get ahead. That Pegasus would secure the opening race was the opinion of many, and it was evident front the puri-mutuei gurus that Presidrat had a
lot of eleventh-hour support, However, quite in accord with big race surprises, none of the horses substantially Mr. John Peel's Lockerbic, 10st 215 fancier wou, but the struggle right up
(Mr. Heard) to the nish was worthy of the race, a neck and a head separating the first three with Jewel Aster just too good for Mr. Stabb's Kaoshan, 10st 121b. Lockerbie and his stable companion,
i do
the
rub
1. 3.
10.10. 9.30
Cash Sweeps.
Ticket No.
on
#1, 123, 1,102,50 49, 315.00 3. 208, 157.50 THE HONGKONG DERDYA Sweepstake of $20 each with. $2,500 added. For China Ponies, bond-fide Gridins date of entry. First Pony to receive 10 per cent. Second 20 per cent Third 40 per cent. One mile and a half... Sir Paul's Jewel Aster, 10st 21b
(Mr. Brand)
1
2
Sir Paul's Britannia Dahlia, 11st llb
(Mr. Vida)
(Mr. Brenner)
Britannia Dahlia, a close was the anish, Mr. John Peel's Moffat, list 11b and so tense was every speeintor, that..
(Mr. Bell-Irring)
no-one was certain until the numbers were Mr. E. Kadeorie's Saxon Chief, 10st hoisted. Brand rode a great race and
Vas
1215
(Mr. Moller)
o
(Mr. Kroll) 0
the cheers which greeted him when Jewel Mr. John Peel's Annan, 11st 4lb Aster trotted unconcernedly into the paddock was thoroughly deserved. There A memorable and nerve-tingling race, were those who claimed that Jewel Aster one of the greatest of the Derby contests, had not won, but unfortunately they were a head alone dividing the first and not the oficial judges, and the final dash second, and a neck only between the so exciting and close that only second and third, with all the field well experienced eyes could have picked out up. Annan held the advantage of a bad the winner with any degree of certainty start. Britannia. Dahlia lying several The subsequent racing, although not lengths behind, Kaoshan being at the rear exciting such great interest, was always of the-leader with Mr. Kadoorie's pony keen and contested right up to the finish tard. Annan set the pace immediately There were two somewhat exciting preli- pinaries to the Royal Navy event. While and soon led by ten lengths from Kaoshan and Jewel Aster, Lockerbie lying behind. being taken down to the post Brown Boy First time round the village bend Annan suddenly dashed away and up the bank of the course, and after damaging several potted plants sareared half way round the course before being finally pulled up, Mad Eve's rider fervois) was thrown through a collision before the start, but was not hart,
Details:-
rious to this Mating in Hongkong "China Once round.
Mr. Riderbowld's Pogasus, 10st 191b
(Mr. Bremner). Messrs. Fitzwilliam Cilgwyn, 11st 11b (Mr. Sedgwick) Mr. Kentwe's Dunio, 11st 1!
(Hickman) Mr. Jay's Sling, 1st 12lb
(Mr. Jervois) Mr. Hastings Wincombe, 10st 91b
(Mr. Hastings) Mr. Brutton's Sevington, 10st. 12lb
(Owner) Mr Rocclark's Mystery, 11st 4lb
(Mr. Clarke) Mr Apeur's Turquoise, 10st 9lb
(Mr. H. Seth) Mr. Lec d'Almada's Glorioso, 10st 91b.
(Mr. S. A. Seth)
his
1,
2,
5.70
5.70 3. 6.00
Ticket No.
1,612, $1,880.00 24 63, $40.00 270.00
3, 197;
THE CHINA STAKES, Winner $750. Second $250 Third $125. For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winters at this Meeting of one race 71b; of two or more races 10lb. extra: Griffins allowed h Subscription Grifins of season 1912-1018 and 1913- 1914 that have new wenemore than one race allowed 101b Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hong- kong Shanghai or Tientsin allowed alb, Five furlongs.
Sir
1b
10st 12lb
0lb Capt. Hope's Capello, 10st 12lb
or more races 71b, extra. Entrance 800. One mile and a quarter.
Mr. John Peel's Moffat, 11st Glb
(Mr. Heard) i
Sir Paul's Victoria Aster, 10st 12lb
(Mr. Brand) (2
(Mr. Moller) 3
(Mr. Villa) In this race the Chief held away from the starting signal, and led the way past the post, Orown Aster bringing up the rear. At the back streich Mr. Kadoorie's pony still led, with Victoria Aster and Moflat in close attendance. Crown Aster,. which had been held back at the rear, was released a trifle and reduced his distance from the lender. At the bottom of the incline the field spread out, and soon: Roman Chief began to lose his
Mr. E. Kadoorio's Roman Chief, 11st
4lb... Sir Paul's Crown Aster, list 1lb
1
2
advantage to Crowa Aater. Moffat came
up, on the outside course and Victoria
3
0
(Mr. Bremner) 0 At the fall of the flag Snowdrop settled down in front and led the field the whole way round. Vice-President bringing up the tail. At the golf stand the Chief went away from the ruck and headed Snow- drop with Sunlight third. Forcing the pace, Royal Rose took fourth place from Capello. Mahratta Chief and Snowdrop raced for quite a long while in ding-dong fashion, with Sunlight keeping an aver age of about a length behind them, and Royal Rose fourth. The latter displaced Sunlight and ran to within half a length of the leaders into the village, and then' coming up strongly drew level with the leaders. Royal Rose darted away and won by à length from Sunlight. with Snowdrop a good distaner behind as third.
Time: 3min. 5ésecs. Pari-mutuel. Winner: $12.10
9.50 12.20
Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.
Mr. E. Kadourie's Borneo Chief, st (Mr. Mollor) Mr. John Peel's The Fickle Bird, ist (Mr. Heard) Mr. F. Kadoorie's Durbar Chief, 10st
19b, 3lb overweight
(Mr. Dalgarno), 3 Paul's Monarch Dahlia, 10st db,
7b penalty......... (Mr. Vida) 0 Selh's Sweet Rocket, 10st.10, b
overweight (Mr. H. Sebb) o Les d'Almadu's Victoriogo, ust
10b, 5lb overweight
(Mr. H. Gegg) .0 Mr. Britton's Brympton, 10st 5lb
(Mr. Brand) Dr. Forsyth's Robin Hood, 1036 5lb
(Mr. Clarke) Mr. Brutton's Radium II, 11st 4lb
1.
6.20
2.
1, 334, $2,460,70 2219, 700.20 3:83. 360.19
0
0
Mr.
(Mr. Hastings). O From the start Monarch Dahlia got to the fore, but Durbar Chief soon dispos sessed him of leadership, only to lose it at the incline to Sir Paul's pony. Passing the rock. Durbar Chief again strode ahead, and led by & length down the hill from the Dahlia, with Borneo Chief a good third. Fickle Bird, coming through on the outside challenged the leader, and then came a fine race between Borneo Chief and the Bird, the two ponies running neck and neck into the home straight. Mr. Kadoorie's pony shot abead, and won a rattling race by a length, twice that distance separating second and third.
Time: Imin.: 15secs. Pari mutuel. Winner: $21.20
Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.
1.
2,
*8.80 7.00
1, 248, $2,006.40 2,4€3, 2, 423,
57240 286.20
OUR CONFIDENCE JUSTIFIED.
Aster also came up smartly. A tightWe undertake to refund the Cost of any
struggle between these two ponies, racing for a considerable distance with scarcely an inch advantage either side, and Moffat was given the decision by a nose, a length separating second and third...
Ting: min. 19 1-5sece. Pari-mutuel.
Winnor: $11.40
1.
* 6.90 15.80
Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.
1, 111, $2,255.40 2,581, 644.40
3, 49, 322.20
THE GYMKHANA CLUB CUP-Presented by the Members of the Gymkhana Club, Yale $750 to Winner. Second to receive $250. Third $125 For all China Ponies that have run at any Gymkhana Meeting and Subscription Griffins of this season
1916-1914 Weight 10st. 81b. Winners of any race other than races confined to Subscrip tion Grifins 71b; of a Subscription Griffins race 21b. extra. Subscription Griffins of this season 1913-1914 allowed TH. Winners at this Meeting barred Jockeys who have hever had a winning mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or
alilawed Ticatsin
516. Allowancer accumulative. Entrance 85. Three- quarters of a mile..
Mr E Kadouric's Mahratta Chief,
11st b THE ROYAL NAVY Cup-Presented by the
......... (Mr. Moller) 1 Officers of His Majesty's Flect. Second Mr. T. F. Hough's Brd Cloud, 10st.
alb to recrive $250,
(Mr. Jervois), 2 Third $125 For
M. H. P. White's Cleric, 11st 11b China Ponies, Subscription Grifius of any season. Weight for inches as per Soares' Violini, 1st b
Mr. Brenner) 3 scale. Winners at any Meeting of one racs 7b of more than one 14lb. extra.
(Mr. Dalgarno)0| Penalties accumulative. Jockeys who
(Mr. H. Gegg) have never had a winning mount in Hongkong Shanghai or Tientsin al low- ed 5lb. Entrance 810 to go to Winner, From the two mile post once round
and in...
Mr.
Mr.
Me,
Mr.
Mr.
1
o
E. Goetz's Amun Ra, 11st
(Mr. Bremner) Brutton's Sevington, 10s: elk, 5lbs allowance Ribs over weight..... (Mr. H. Gegg). 2 Norman's Brown Boy, 11st 11b
(Mr. 11. Seth) 3 E. Kadoorie's Balkan Chief, 10st
11b, 2lb overweight.. (Mr. Möller): 0 Apear's Turquoise 10st 4th, 5lb
allowance (Mr. H. A. Sch)TM 0 Mr. Hasting's Wincome, 10st 4lb, Bibs allowance (Mr. Hastings) Mr. John Peel's The Mouse, 10st 91
(Mr. Heard) o Mr. Soares' Valsalini, 1st 12lb
(Mr. Dalgarno) 0 Mr. T. 8. Forrest's Mearus, 10st 12b
(Mr. Bell-Irving) Mr. W. R. Richardson's Rosario, 11st
ilt Mr. Off's Mad Eve, 10st 121b-
..... (Mr. Hickman) 0
(Mr. Lindsay) Mr. Waylong's Slacker, 10st blb, IE 5lbs allowance overweight,
(Mr. Sedgwick)
3. 15.10. THE LUSITANO CUP-Presented by the Members of the Club Lusitano. For China Fonies, bond-fide Griffins on date of entry. Second to receive $250. Third $125 Weight for inches, as per Sir Henry May's Magp 10st 91b scala. Subscription Griffins of this -season 1913-1914 allowed 7bb, Jockeys
Mr. Leo d'Almada's Victorioso, 19st
10lb Mr. Seth's Sweet Rocket, 10st alb
(Mr. H. Seth) C Father O'Flynn's Flying Kangaroo,
Lost Bib (Mr. Bell-Irving) 0 Mr. Billiard's Fluke, 9st 10lb
(Mr. Hastings) ( Mr. Sedgwick's Sweet William, 10st
· 101b
(Mr. Hickman) 0 Sir Paul's Radiance Dahlia, 10st 11b
(Mr. Vida) Mr. Trio's Candy Kid, 10st 1lb
(Mr. Brand) Mr. E. P. Whito's Dufford, 10st 11lb
Article if any of our Customers are not antisfied,
as we know how excellent our Goods are.
Such an offer could not be made if there was
the slightest doubt about our Goods · All we
ask is your inspection.
H.
BUTTONJEE
& SON,
WINE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS.
*[36
FOR THE RACES
ZEISS
PRISM
FIELD GLASSES.
(Mr. Lindsay) NEW LIGHT WEIGHT MODELS. Dr. Forsyth's Robin Hood, 10st 31h
(Capt. Woodhouse), 0 Mr. Beedlark's Mystery, 10st Ilb
(Mr. Clarke) (0
4 power Radance Dahlia suffered badly from a
6 power wretched start, being hopelessly left at the post. Victorioso went to the fore
8 power and swed the way by a couple of lengths, the remainder of the field coming along in regular procession. A magni- cent, race between Mahratta Chief
TUROL
TUREX
TURACT
£5.10.0
5.15.0
6.10.0
and led Cloud resulted in the former CHS. J. GAUPP
getting heme by a short head, the difference between the positions of the
0
ponics being scarcely noticeable. Cleric. was third, a length and a half behind.
Time: 1min. 32sec. (Mr. Brand) 0
& CO.,
ALEXANDRA
BUILDINGS,
Pari-mutuel. Winace: $ 8.70
.1.
7.40.
____213.50
who have never had a winning mount Mr. R. Harvey's Somerset, 10st b
5lbs allowance ...... (Mr. Clarke) 0 in Hongkong, Shaughai or Tientsin Mr. J. II. T. McMurtrie's Pitcortine allowed 5lb. Winners 71b. extra. One mile.
10ct 9lb (Mr. Jervois) 0. Sir Henry May's Squirrel, 10st b* (Mr. Roll
o
Sevington
Cash Sweeps. Ticket Noi
1, 21, $1,946.70 3, 500, 556.20 3 14.50
278.10 3, 188, THE NORTHERN STAKE-Winner. $750. Second $250. Third $125, For China Ponics, Griffins on date of entry, pur- chased at a Public Auction of untried Grifins in Shanghai or Hongkong after 19th April, 1915, on account of a Member or Members of the Hongkong| Jockey Club at an actual cost of not more than Tls. 200 if in Shanghai or $226 if in Hongkong. Weight for inches as per scale, the Winner of race, No, 6 on the First day 51b.. the Winner of my race other than No. 5 on the first day. 71b. extra. One mile and a quarter.
by five lengths from Jewel Astor, with plan third, Suson Chief four Mr. John Peel's Dumfries, 10st 12lb Moffat fifth. The ponies raced levelly up
(Mr. Heard) 1 to the post, where Annan's lead had been Sir Paul's China Aster, 11st 11b
The field got well away together, after reduced to one length. Approaching the
a couple of mishaps and ran in a bunch (Mr. Vida) 2 football stand Jewel Aster running Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Nigerian Chief,
to the golf stand, where Balkan Chief closely with Annan, Heard gave
10st 12lb (Mr. Moller) 3 got to the front, followed by Turquoise, THE JOCKEY CUP.-Winner $600. Second mount the head, and Lockerbie speedily Mr. Stabb's Mallard, 10st zelb
Somerset, and Amun Ra. The latter dis- $200.. Third $100 For China Ponies came up to reduce the leader's advantage
(Mr. Lindsay) o placed the Chief. at the football stand and ridden hard increased his lead. At Subscription Grifins of any season. To considerably. The field proceeded in Mr. Soares Folkalini, 10st 121b
the bottom of the incline the rider of Tur be ridden by Jockeys who have not had processional order, there being regular
(Mr. Dalgarna) 0.
quoise used his whip. The pony respond- more than two winning mounts pre-intervals between each of the ponies. Mr. Aptar's Amber, 10st 12lb
take second place from his stable com- Britannia Dahlia now forged ahead to
(Mr. H, Seth) oed, and still led past the rock. Coming. down towards the village, however, he An excellent start was headed by Dun-lost his lead to Brown Boy on the outside panion, Annan still retaining priority, fries, with Mr. Soares nominee on the course, Balkan Chief coming out to take Lockerbie lying behind again with but rails. Polkalini was the first to pass the second Amun Ra came along with a 1 Moffat after. Annan led by a length at post, with Mallard second. These two rush, and shot to the head, Valsalini also
the rock from Britannia Dahlia and raced in company st the golf stand, showing out on the outside. Jewel Acter. Heard's gallant mount Amber and Chira Aster also running in burst from the ruck, and joined the
Mr. Gilpin's Sir Galahad, 10st 12lb
(Mr. Knoll) i esme up forefully on the outside Bear partnership. Amber came up close to the in the village bend and gained third leaders near the football stand, and they leaders in the ran home, racing parallel Sir Taul's Matchless Dahlie, 10st 121b
(Mr. Vida) -2 position at the distance post. Then raced together at the bottom of the with Amug Ra. All the field closed in ensued a great contest between Sir Paul's inclina, where Nigerian Chic brought the and a magnificent race went to Amun Ra Mr. Stabb's Mallard, 10st 2016
(Mr. Lindsay). two ponies, Lockerbie, and Annan. The the rear. Polkalini was half a length in between, which and Brown Boy was
by half a length from Mr. Brutton's pony,.
a Mr. Norman's Boi Kwai, 10st 12lb letter challenged Jewel Aster and raced front passing the rock, Dumfries coming
(Mr H Beth) neck and neck with the Dahlia. Lxkerbie, ap into fourth place. China Aster gained
length.
Mr. John Peel's Machrihanish, 10st hard ridden on the outside, Britannia third position, and displaced Mallard and
(Mr. Heard) Dahlia in the middle and Annan on the Polkalim, leading the field, and racing
Mr. John Peel's Turnberry, 10st 12lb inside. Jewel Aster and Lockerbie then easily into the home straight. Nigerian Winner: 832.10
(Mr. Bell-Irving)" ( engaged in wonderful combat, the former Chief came up on the outside strongly and . 1, 15.80
Sir Henry May's Buttercup, 10st 9lb heing given the decision in a thrilling challenged him. A hard fight sued 2. 60.20
(Mr. Brand) race by a head, the Dahlia being only a
between the two ponies and China Aster, 3. 39.30
Kenlowe's Checkmate, 11st 1h. neck from the second.
(Mr. Dalgarno) ( Time, 3min, 13 3-5secs.
Mr. Stabb's Woodcock, 11st b Pari-mutual.
(Capt. Woodhouse) 0 Winner: 855.30.
Mallard showed the way from the start. the field keeping fairly level. Soi Kwa threw his rider (Mr. Harold Seth). but the latter was happily not injured There was a fine race between Sir. Galalad, OT the rails,. Mallard Fon the outside, and the Dahlia in the middle in the home straight, A hard-fought duel between the first named and Sir Paul's pory was by Sir Galahad by half a length. There were three lengths between the Dallis and Mallard.
Sir Paul's Winsome Dallia, 10st 12lb
(Mr. E. Seth) d' Sir Henry May's Magpie, 10st 10lb,
11b overweight (Mr. Pope) v
Mr Billiard's Fluke, 10st 9lb
(Capt. Woodhouse) 0.
1,
3,
Cush Sweeps.::.
Ticket No.. 9.201 1,025, $1,248.50 5,70 2. 1,038, 2,071.00 5.20 3, 480, 1,035.00
In this first race, after a most irritating TE GERMAN Cor-Presented by the series of false starts, eventually the field went away in level order, led by Glorios and Sling. The latter took pride of place. at the golf stard from Dunin and Paul's representative Mystery Sir bringing up the rear, several length behind. At the Bowrington gate Sling
Members of the Club Germania Second to receive $250. Third $125. For China Ponies, Subscription Griffins of this Season 1913-1914. One mile and a quarter. Mr. Medicos Aldwych, 10st 9lb
(Mr. Brand)1
still led the way, followed by Mystery Sir Paul's Monarch Dahlia, 10at 915 and Dunin. Mystery came into partner- ship with the leader, and then displaced
(Mr. Vida) 2
(Mr. Heard) 3
him at the bottom of the incline, where Mr. John Peel's The Cat, 10st 916
Cilgwyn took next position, and then in Mr. Meiland's Goode Hop, 10st 12lb turn dispossessed the lender. At the
(Mr. Dalgarno) 0
(Mr.. Lindsay)
rock Cilgwyn was followed by Winson Major F. Dickinson's Chalcot, 11st 11b Dahlia and Bling. At the village bend
105)
Time: 2min. 23 2-5secs. Pari-mutuel.
Cash Sweeps.
Ticket Noy 1,477, $2,475.90 2, 528,
707:40 3,524
363.70
PERTUSSIN.
Is a harmless and efficient remedy against all diseases of the respintory organs, especially WHOOPING COUGH, CATARRH OF
LARYNX, ACUTE AND CHRONIC BRONCHIAL
CATARRH, ASTHMA, &, which baa been recognised unequalled by the highest authorities. Also the AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS will be greatly relieved by the use of it.
TO BE HAD AT-
THE MEDICAL HALL.
HONGKONG.
Time: 2min. 44seca. Pari-mutuel. Winner: $7,50
Cash Bweeps.
Ticket No.
Wor
1,629, 81,867,95
79,
·I..
6.00 10.60
7.80
€200,
*633,70° 266.85
HONGKONG.
CALDBECK,
MACGREGOR&C.
(BMTABLISHED 1884).
JUNORA
THE
OF
JUNORA
WINE GT BU
WINE
HEALTH
A TONIO WINE, “PICK-ME-UP,
LIQUEUR AND COCKTAIL, EMBODIED
IN ONE BOTTLE.
1