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THE THIRD MEETING
The sun was far too hot to be really pleasant for standing and witnessing racing on Saturday, and this doubtless had something to do with the compari- tively small attendance at the third meet- ing of the sonson in connection with the Gymkhana Club. Among those present. were:H.E. the Governor, Lady May, and Miss May, the Governor's party also including Major-General Kelly.
Though the fields were not consistently large, racing was always keen and good, with just a few surprises to bring un- certainty into speculations. The officials were:Committee: The Stewards of the Hongkong Jockey Club (ex-officio), Hon. Mr. David Landale, and Messrs. H. J. Gedge, O. K. Hall Brutton, G. H. Potte and W. G. Rawlinson." Judge. Mr. G. H. Potts.
Handicappers-Hon. Mr. David Landale
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lengths behind. Then Rosario took the lead from Vadeem up to the Rock Vadeem got in front for a moment at the village bend, but on entering the straight
Rosario ted from Vadeem. Then Roman
Chief closed up and challenged the leaders, However, the effort was too late, and being well ridden Rpsario managed to resist Vadeem's challenge and win by half a length, Vadeem beating Roman Chief by
neck after an exciting tussle,
Winner: 321.60
1, 18.20
Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.
1, 96, $384.45 2, 33 92.70 3, 182, 46.35
B CLASS be ONCE ROUND FLAT RACE HANDICAP.—For all China ponies. Mr. Brutton's Bevington, 1471b
(Mr. II. Seth)_1 Mr. Reedlark's Goode Hop, 150lb
(Mr. Clarke) 2 Messrs. Lowe & Hickman's Dunin, 150lb............. (Mr. Hickman) Mr. H. P. White's Amun Ra, 166]b
(Owner) Mr. W. B. Elves' Joy, 1681b
(Mr. Elwes) 2 Mr. H. J. Gedge's Buttercup, 16816
(Owner) 3 Capt. J. Coo's Armourer, 1741b
(Mr. Coo). 0 Mr. W. B. H. Carr's Wincanton, 168ib
(Mr. Carr) 0 Mr. W. G. Rawlinson's Sniff, 168lb
(Owner) 0 Capt. Hattersley-Smith's Magpie,
(Mr. Pope) 0
188b
Time: 45, 4-5sees.
The rush round the pole had a most disconcerting affect on the leaders over the first 50 yards and Shanghai's win by a length came as a surprise. A length also separated second and third.
Winner: $17,90
3
1. 2,
Mr. Gogg) 0 Mr. Blank's Unity-1521b. (Mr. Pope) Sir Henry May's Punch (late Radiance
Dahlia), 14716 ...(Mr. Sedgwick) U Mr. Billiards Fluke, 140lb
(Mr. Gi'lewie) o Lieut. J. L. Dosey's Valaalini, 148lb
(Mr. Doxey) 0.
Time: 1min. 58seos. Dunin jumped in front at the start followed by Punch. At the football stand Dunin was still leading, followed by Bevington,
and with Punch third, Valealini at the rear. Going up the hill Dunin was still in front, but at the Rock the ponies had bunched, Dunin only slightly leading, Punch having dropped back. Then Sovington overhauled Dunin. Coming round the bend Bevington secured the rails, with Danin and Amun Ra second and third. In the race home Sevington came away easily to win by three lengths and Goode Hop beat Duain for second place by a length.
Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.
Winner: $ 3.40
18.10
1, 76. $463.05 8, 131, 139.30 2, 9,90 3, 7.50
60.15 3, 39, TENT PEGGING IN PAIRS-Two runs.
Lieut. D. McGillewie, R.N., und Lieut. R. K. C. Popc, R.N..... Mr. W. B. Elwes and Mr. C. C.
*Clarke
Mr. C. H. Blason and Mr. J. K.
Swire
Winner: $.9.80
Cash Sweeps.
7.80
1,
2, 11.70
Ticket No.
30, $475.66 135.00 2, 116, 3, 69, *67.95 "A CLASS" OF ONCE ROUND FLAT RACE
HANDICAP.For all China ponies.
2
Mr. Aston's. Mascotte, 149lb (Mr. Pope) 1 Sir Paul's Monarch Dahlia, 153lb.
(Mr. H. Beth) Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Fickle Bird,
165lb... (Mr. Beith) 8 Messrs. Fitzwilliams' Cilgwyn, 1831b
B) (Mr. Gegg) 0 Mr. Thomas' Pegasus, 1491b
(Mr. Sedgwick) o Mr. Reedlark's Matchlock, 1481b
(Mr. Hickman) 0 Time: 1min. 50.4-5scos. Matchlock's escapades delayed the start, but eventually the field got away beauti- fully, little to chose between Monarch Dahlia, Fickle Bird, and Pegasus, who
was reached Pegasus had gone to secured the places. Before the football
In
the front, followed by. Monarch Dablis and Fickle Bird. The same position was maintained up to the rock, with Fickle Bird-closing on the leader. Passing the village Mascotte rushed into third place, overhauling Monarch Dablia. This was followed by a spurt from Fickle Bird who overtook Pegasus, with Mascotte coming up in a promising manner. the run for home Mascotte was let out and won by a length, and Monarch Dahlia had sufficient left to beat Fickle Bird for third place by half a length.
Cash Sweeps. Winner: $33.70 Ticket No.
1,7.60 1, 164, $563.83 2, 5.70.
181.10. 2, 104, 3, 6.70 3, 163, 80:55 POLO PONY SOURLY. Distance about. 500 yards round a post and in. For bonâ fide trained polo ponies regularly played this season up to the date of this meeting. To be ridden by playing members of the Hongkong Polo Club,
Cash Sweeps. Ticket No. 9.50 1, 70, 8807.95. 11.00
2 182, · 173.70 8.10
$6.85 3, 67, LADIES NOMINATION JUDGMENT OF PACK COMPETITION. Open to members of the Gymkhana and Polo Clabs to be nominated by ladies. Competitors will be started as in an ordinary race, and will endeavour to ride once round the course in a time to be communicated by- the starter, and which will be publicly. exhibited before the race at the Judge's Box. The winner will be the competitor passing the winning post at a time approximating nearest to the given time. No watches to be carried. No restrictions as to ponies or weight. The time given will be much longer than that of an ordinary race, and well within the capacity of slow ponies. First, second,
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The time given was 2.27, and when the gong sounded Messra. Rawlinson and Moses passed the past very close together. Most of the ponies were being judiciously pulled when nearing the post. Lieut. Moses was mounted on a "waler."
"Cash Sweeps. Ticket No. 1,709, 830.00
1, 2,
Winner: $165.00 49.50 13.50
2, 190, 180.00 14.40 : 3, 04, 90.00 UNE-AND-A-QUARTER MILE RACE HANDICAP..
For all China ponies. Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Roman Chief,
1601b
(Mr.-Hickman) 1
(Mr. Pope) 2 Mr. J. C. G. Fergusson's Mallard, 148lb
(Mr. Sedgwick) 3 Lieut. J. L. Doxey's Valsalini, 146lb
(Mr. Doxey) 0
Dr. Forsyth's Lorenzo, 154b
Time: 2min. 46secs. Lorenzo led past the post for the first tirse, followed by Mallard and Valsalini, with the Chief last. Rading up the hill Mallard took the lead, Lorenzo being second and Valsslint third. This position was maintained to the village bend, when Roman Chief came gradually up and then shot ahead to win by many lengths. Three lengthe separated second and second. Cash Sweeps.. Ticket No: 1,266, $750.00 2,
49, 210.00 3, 155 103.80
Winner$8.00
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