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WARRENFIELD SCORES AGAIN.
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THE GRAND STAND STAKES. 11 Miles. Winner, Tis. 500. Second, Tim, 250. Third, Th123 For China ponies, griffins of this meeting. Winners at this meeting sibs. axtra. Unplaced start- era at this meeting allowed olba Mr. Day's Zululand, 168lbs
(Mr. Dallas) Winsome and Hasty's The Flamingo
(Mr. McBain) 2 At the second day of the Shanghai Spring Mesting, Mr. A. N. Dallas, on Mr. Liddell's Ashcroft, 155lbs
(Mr. Bremner) - 5 Poppyland, won the Derby, with Fire Time: 24145.
8-CRITEE CUP AND SHANGHAI STAKES. Stone and Kismet Alling the places. The
1 Miles.. last-named belongs to Mr. G. Stitt, of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Winner, a Cup and Tls. 1,000. Second whose colours have olion been carried to
Tis. 500. Third, Th 260. For Chine ponies, weight for inches victory at Happy Valley.
Mr. Day's New Zealand, 158lba.
(Mr. Dallas) Mr. Liddell's Wheatcroft, 155lba,
(Mr. Bremner) (Mr. Maitland)
The Shanghai Race Club Handicap ("B" class) fell to Sir Paul Chater's Pretty Dahlia, ridden by Mr. Erie Moller. As no weights have been cabled, it is im possible to estimate the merits of the performances in the first two events.
Warrenfeld, with the stendier of 187 carried off the Pari-Mutuel "Cup frem Ultimus (156lbs.) and Saucy Sue (158)bs.). Warrenfield was recently purchased by Sir Victor Sassoon, Bt.. for Tls. 14.000. with the contingency of a further Tha 1,000 if the pony wins the Championship of China at Kiangwan on June 19th.
Booran, who won here a year ago, in the colours of Mr. B. D. F. Brith, carried öff the Chu-Ka-Za Cup (6 furlongs) in the comparatively fast time. of 1.29.1-5.
The pony is now owned by Messrs. "Beith and Lemarchand, who won a couple of races here, at the anunal meeting, with Grey Steel.
"
The first event fell to Larch Tree, owned by Mr. F. B. Marshall, who visits here annually to supervise the training of the Dynasty string.
Through an oversight in yesterday's paper, weights were published in the Of course, the Tsingtao, Handicap. weights published referred to W.I.
Today the Champion Sweepstakes for China ponies is down for decision.
The feature of yesterday's racing is the success of Mr. Norman Dallas, who rode five winnera in succession, in addition to being pinced twice second and twice third.
It was stated last night that "Bre. win. ners off the reel is a Shanghai record. Mr. A. Commons, as far as memory served won out of 30 races at the last meeting at which he rode in Peking.
In 1907 I saw Higgs ride teven consecu tive winners at Newbury. out of eight races on the card.
Racing details follow: 1.-SHANGHAI RACE CLUB HANDICAP A 11 Miles.
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We Two's Young Bill, 185lbs.
Time: 3.00.4-5.
9.-THE SCURRY STAKES. Furlongs Winner: Tis. 500. Second, Tis. 250. Third,
Ts 12 For China panies, griffins of this meeting." Winners 7lbs, extra. Upplaced starters allowed 3lbs. Mr. Day's Maoriland, 133lbs.
(Mr. Dallas) sir, Tock's Grande de Santiago, 155lbs,
Mr. Sokolof) Winsome and Hasty's The Kestrel,
153lbs.
(Mr. McBain)
Time: 1.-19.2.3.
1 Mile.
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10. THE TIENTSIN PLATE Winner, Tis: 500. Second, Tis. 230. Third, T. 123. For China ponies, Winners at this meeting is extra. Unplaced starters, provided they have not won a fiat race during 1926, allowed 5lbs. (Jockey allowance).
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£96,000.
An anonymous donation of £15,000 made last year enabled the society 1 cover all liabilities so far incurred It is hoped that the total money raised wi exceed £100,000, as at present there is r margin for the purchase of equipment. for the ship or to erect the Pictory Museum.
£33,000 WANTED FOR IMPLACABLE. " Referring to the Implacable, the re- port says: "The future of the ship is now assured,, and it is hoped she will return to her old moorings and serve a severely practical use in providing a holiday training-ship to stimulate the sea sense in the youth of Grent Britain. A sum of £25,000, however, is still re- quired to put the Implacable in a so- worthy condition.
The Secretary, said the Admiralty, had written stating it was out of the ques tion for any fed to be charged. for ad- mission of visitors to the Victory. The Fictory was still "H.M.S." and in com mission, and any fee would therefore be against Admiralty regulations
Mr. Campox's Old Bill, 152lbs
(Mr. Brenner) 1 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND Winsome and Hasty's The Emu, 158lbs.
(Mr. McBain) GUARANTEE CORPOLATION
Mr. Day's Shenkoland, 158lba.
Time: 2.032-3. '
(Mr. Dallas) 3
-THE 'EKIng Cup.
Furlongs. Winner, Tid 700. Second, Tls 300 Third, Tis. 200. For China pories which have at any time been subscription griffins of the S.R.C. or T.R.C. Win ners at this meeting and winners of any classic race barred. All other: winners-Of two or more flat races. 10lbs, extra of one fint race, his. extra. Ponies which have started in and never been placed in a flat race allowed siba. Unplaced starters at this mecting allowed 5fhs (Jockey allowance)."
Mr. E. A. Silagi's Hystring, 160lbs.
(Mr. Maitland) 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hickling's Mark Over,
160lbs.
(Mr. Tricker) 2 Bailey and Heard's Mad Hatter, 162lbs.
(Mr. Heard) 3 Time: 1.30.9-5.
Winner, Tis. 700. Second, Tha 300. Third,
12. THE HANKOW HANDICAP, 1 Miles. TIs. 200. A handicap for China ponies which have at any time been subscrip- Winner, Tis. 500. Second, Tis. 250. Third, Tis. 123 A handicap for cross-breds. 'tion griffins of the S.R.C, of T.R.C.
(Fockey allowance). Mr. F. Marshall's Larch Tree
(Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. J. J. Paterson's Dagu
(Mr. Maitland) 1 Winsome and Hasty's. The Whinchat
(Mr. Dallas) Mr. Allan's Orange William
(Mr. Burkill) 2 Mr. Liddell's Howecroft
(M. Bremner) Mr. Day's Bonnie Scotland
(Mr. Dallas) 3 Time: 2.38 2-SBANGHAL RACE CLUB. HANDICAP B." 14 Miles Winner, Tis. 700. Second, Tis. 300. Third, Tla. 200. Conditions similar to pre vious race.
Sir Paul's Pretty Dablis Miss Billy Coutts Keeora
Time: 3.10.
No weights cabled.
-THE HASKOW CUP., 11 Miles. Winner, T. 500. Second, Tis. 250. Third, Ts 105, For S.R.C. Spring 1926 griffin allotted after January 13th, 1920 Winners at this meeting and/or af two or more flat races barred of one flat race lbs. extra. Unplaced starters allowed 5lbs. (Jockey allow- ance).
(Mr. Moller) 1]“
(Mr. Maitland)
Powhattan'a Newman No. Baald)
Time :: 2.10.4-5.
Mr. R. S.'s Winterton, 155lba.
(Captain Sassoon) 1
mond, 153lbs.
3. THE PARI-MUTUEL CUP. 7 Furlongs...M: Parcell's Loch Winner, Tls, 300. Second, Tis. 250. Third,
"
Tla. 123. For cross-breds. Winners
of three or more flat races during
(Mr. Bremner) 2, (Mr. E. MeBain). 3.
eBain Bros.' Magog. 147lbs.
Time: 24225. 1926, 12lba extra; of two flat races La- 10lbs. extra; of one blbs. extra.
placed starters in a fat race during 1920 allowed albs. Ponies that have never started in a fiat race prior to January 1st, 1928, allowed. 5lbs. Mr. Eve's Warrenfield, 167lbs.
(Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. R.S.'s Ultimus, 156lbs.
(Mr. McBain) 9 Mr. Tocg's Sancy Sue, 153lbs.
(Mr. Sokoloff) 3 Time: 1.43.1-5. *4.—THE CHU-KA-ZA CUP. & Furlongs," Winner, Tla. 500. Second, Tis, 280. Third, Tis. 125. For China ponies. Winners at this meeting sibs. extra Unplaced starters at this meeting, provided they have not won n flat race during 1926:1 allowed sibs, (Jockey allowance) Beith and Lemarchand's Booran,
149lbs.
(Mr. Maitland) I Mr. Day's Greenland,, 158lbs.
(Mr. Dallas) 9 Beudin and Speelmann's Zouave,
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Time: 1.29.1-3.
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5.-THE SHANGHAI DERBY. 1 Milea Winner, Tis. 2,500.
Second, Tls. 1,000. Third, Tis. 500 For China ponies, "griffins of this meeting."
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6-THE SICCAWEL CUP. 11 Miles. Winder, Tix. 500. Second, Tls. 250. Think,
Tls 125 For China ponies. at this mecting 5lbs, extra."-" Day's Borderland, 158lbs.
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