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SHANGHAI RACES. CHAMPION STAKES WON BY THE DAY STABLES.
OLD BILL IS PLACED.
[BY ARGUS.] Yesterday was the third day of thi The Shanghai Spring race-meeting. main event, of course, was the Champion Stakes for China ponies. This fell to the Day stables for the third time, the winner" being Borderland, ridden by Mr. F. MoBain."
Old Bill, who was second at the Spring the following meeting in 1990, won Spring and has been placed twice since then, took second money, steered by Min. Burkill.
Messrs. Beith and Lemarehand won two events with Charccal and Piccolo. The former ran third in the Champions here in 1985 and was only once beaten at the exten meetings in the early part ot that year.
Racing details follow-
-THE FLYING HANDICAP "4" One Mile. Winter, Tls, 700; Second, Tls. 300; Third, Tis. 200. A handicap for China ponies which have at any time been subscription griting of the S.R.C. or E.R.C.
Miss Hilly Coutts' - Kecora,
(Mr. Pote Hunt) 1 Mr. Westhuru's Perseus
(Mr. Hughes) Winsome & Hasty's The Whinchat
(Mr. Dallas) Time: 2033-3.
2-THE FLYING HANDICAP " B." One Mile
Winner, T. 700; Second, Tls, 300: Third, Ti seu. Conditions similar to first
race...
McBain and Munro's Cinders
(Mr. E. McBain) *1 Laleals and White's Papyrus
(Mr. White) #1 Winsone and Hasty's The Whinchat
(Bir Dallas) 2 --Deadheat for first place... Time 2.03.
3. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 14 Mites.
Winner. Tis, 500; Second, Tls. 230: Third..
Tis. 15. A handicap for cross-breds. (Jockey allowance). Mr. Allan's Orange William
(Mr. Burkill) 1 Mr. R.S.'s Red Abbey...(Mr. Moses) Mr. H. Morris Patsfield
(Mr. Edgar) a Tinie: 25.9.
4-THE KINGar Cre. 1 Miles, Winner, Tls. 500; Second, Tle. 250, Third, Tls. 125. For China ponies. Win- ners of a race of 1 miles or over at this meeting, 3 lbs. extra. Unplaced starters at this meeting provided they have not won on the Bat during 1926 allowed & lbs.
We Two's Young Bil! (Mr. Maitland) 1 Mr. F. Elias Polydamus
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(Mr. Heard)
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M. and L.B.W's Western Hill
(Mr. Pete Hunt)
Times: 3.52.3-5.
5.- THE YANGTZE CUP. One Mile. Winner, Tix. 500; Second, Tls. 250, Third, Tis. 195. For China ponies. Wie ners of the Criterion Stakes and/or Shanghai Stakes at this meeting 10 lbs, extra. Unplaced starters at this meeting, provided they have not won a flat race during 1920, allowed 3 lbs. Jockey allowance).
Beith and. Lemarchand's Charcoal
(Mr. Maitland) 1 Mr. Day's Greenland. (Mr. Dallas) Mr. Ma-Ka-Lee's The Kout
(Mr. Moon) 3
Time: 2,024-3
6-THE RUBICON PLATE. 1 Miles. Winner, Tis, 300; Second, Tia. 250; Third, Tis. 123. For Chins ponies, griffins of this meeting. Winners of two or more races, 10 lbs. extra:' of one race 7 lbs, extra Unplaced starters allowed 5 lbs. (Jockey allowance). Winsome and Hasty's The Flamingo
(3r. McBain) 1
Mr. Allan's Massachusetts
(Mr. Pollock) 2
Mr. Mur-Ha's Paritan Boy
Tiar: 214-3
(Mr. Heard) 3
7. THE CONSOLATION Cor. 1 Miles.
B-THE CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES, .1 Miles,
Winner. Tla. 3,000; Second, Tls. 1,500. Third, Tis 730. For China póales, winners at this meeting. Mr. Day' Borderland, 158 lbs,
(Mr. McBain) Mr. Campbox's Old Bill, 182 1ha
(Mr. Burkill) Mr. Elins Firestone, 159 lbs.
(Mr. Maitland) 3 Time: 2.2013. Cash Sweep. "A":-
No. 43822 1st prize. No. 43072 2nd prize.. No. 97961 3rd prize. Cash Sweep "B":-
No. 6480 1st prize. No. 19812 2nd prize. No. 25240 3rd prize.
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10-THE JOCKEY CUP. t Miles. " Winner, Tia. 500; Second, Tls. 230; Third, Tia. 180. A Cup will be presented to the winning jockey, For China ponics that have started at and that have not won a' race at this meeting, and that have nut at any time won three flat races. To be ridden by jockeys who have not won more than five flat races in Hongkong or China. Unplaced starters at this meeting Jockeys allowed 10 allowed 5 lbs. Jbs but penalized 2 lbs, extra for grach Aat race won.
Mr. Bert's Phantom (Mr. Pote Hunt) 1 Bailey and Heard's Mad Hatter
(Lt.Cdr. Grant)
(Mr. Newton) 3
M. L. Struetmans' The Harrier
Time: 2.38,4-5. - 11. THE NEWGRANG, Cur. Furlongs, Winner, Tly. 500% Second, Tis. 250; Third, Tis. 195. For China ponies, griffies of this meeting. "Winners of any classic race and/or ef two or more races at this meeting are barted; of Unplaced one race lbs. extra. starters, allowed & lbs. (Jockey al- lowance).
(Mr. Bremner) 1
(Mr. Hughes) (Mr. Maitland) 3
Miss Billy Consts Double Zero Mr. A. V. White's White Rover Mr. F. Eljas Olympits |
Time: 1.35.3-5.
12-THE NENGPO CTP. 8 Furlongs.
Tis. 1. For S.R.C. Spring, 1996, subscription griffins. Winners at this meeting and/or of two or more flat raees barred; of ong, flat race 10 lbs. "xtra. Unplaced starters at this meeting, provided they have never ibs. allowed. B
won at rare, (Jockey allowance). Mr. R.S.' Winterton....(Mr. Hughes) 1 Mr. C. R. Burkill's Roguery
(Mr. Maitland} *g Mr. Powhattan's Newman Noggs
(Mr. Fauld) ** -Deadheat for second place, Time: 1.34.4-3.
THE BOON OF SLEEP. NIGHT WATCHES OF TORTURE OR REPOSE.
The question of how long one should sleep has been the subject of many con- flicting rules and pronunciamentos from doctors and laymen, writes a correspon- dent in the Staterman. Each individual requires just so much sleep as will re build the bodily waste of the day's work, and so much as will restore the waste in the brain caused by the nervous drain of mental labour. This period can never be circumscribed by any general rule In the matter of sleep it is indeed a case. of one man's ment being another man's poison.
TOO MUCH SLEEP.
1926
THE INFLUENZA COMPLEX.
{AY & DOCTOR.)
A reccas attack of influenza has convinced me that it is a much more (dificult task than I hail supposed to tell
the truth about anything.
On the day before I fell ill this world in which my lut is east (I am using the werd world" in the narrow scuse} seemed to be a pleasant sort of place. My friends seemed to be good friends.. My relations to be no worse than other people's relations.
Next morning, however, I learned to my surprise that that estimate of my lot was a mistaken one... liscovered, al- most before I was properly awake, that my brother was a most ungrateful fellow who had not once, in all our acquaint- auce, lifted hand or foot on my behalf.
I told him this at breukinst.)
And, as if to confirm my new estimate of his charneter, he lost his temper and reviled me. He said thing which, as I informed him. Lshould not care to res member.
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That same morning i had trouble with CAP The the fellow who cleans my wehlele was not polished as it should have been. I examined it and Bow in what i manner the task of cleaning it had been scamped.
I thought. I said, that you were a good honest worker. I believed in you. Until yesterday I sware by you."
Ho sworn at me, Even my cat.
But two exam-
ples must suffice. I may say that I held the views I have just stated with grent tenacity for more than five days.
And then, one blessed morning. I wake! up and found that these views had utter ly deserted me. What had happened to make the sun shine again so brightly!
I remember once, long ago, when I was in country practice, giving a patient some belladonna in a bottle of medicine. (This drug, very occasionally, acts in a wholly unexpected and surprising man- ner.) My patient promptly saw & black hen perched on the top of his grandfather clock.
I stopped the belladonna and the blackj het tock fight. Later on my patient said to me:
"suppose that I must believe now that there was no hen on the glock Bus I can scarcely believe it, because I saw the hen with my own eyes.
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On the morning on which I recovered from influenza I could serrerly believe that my brother was not my enemy, even though he was proving himself my beat friend. And ni for the car cleaner and the cat.
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Hnd I not seen these things with my own eyes?-Evening Standard.
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NON-STOP ATLANTIC FLIGHT. FRENCH AIRMAN'S PLAN. Captain René Fonck, the distinguished French airman, plans a non-stop flight from New York to Paris in June. The aeroplane will be ready for trials on May 15th. It was designed by Sikorsky, the huilder of the great bombing planes for These were some of the aphorisms of the Russian Government during the war Mr. Kenneth Bell, of Balliol, during an and the constructor for the United States address on "Careers." which he deliver of the Yorktown, the first twin engine ed at Cambridge for the benefit of the aeroplane built here to fly on one motor. It will be a cabin biplane with a large National Union of Students.
It is impossible to have a successful upper and a small underwing driven by career," he said, "without the spice of three 4 hp. air-cooled Gnome-Rhone hate. That is essential in order that you Jupiter meters obtained in. France. The may react against your environment, fight will begin from Roosevelt Field, out- Everyone should have an inferiority side New York, and "will follow a great complex. I look round for dae, and circle course over Boston, Halifax, Capè the Atlantic to Cape Clear, Ireland, to blame my parents for making the wear Breton, and Cape, Bonavista, thence across velvet suits and lace collars.
Carlyle reacted against his environ-Cornwall, and rid Cherbourg and Havre, ment, and he was a much greater histori: to Paris, a distance roughly estimated at an than Maraulay. the ideal uncle, who 3,860 miles, or about twice the distance Alcock and Brown flew in their fight to As the Newfoundland from Ireland. Sikorsky ship has an estimated cruising. range of 4,300 miles with a crew of three, Captain Fonck believes he will make the trip with ease and safety. Barring mishap The total and bad weather, the trip is expected to take about thirty-six hours. weight of the aeroplane as it leaves New York will be 24,000 pounds.
The best criterion for the ordinary person interested in that very vital sub- jeet health is the effect of the short, thedium or long night's sleep on the body and brain next morning. It is pos- Rible to sleep too little and wake up feel-did not. ing fit. The reaction will come later-it may be delayed for two, or even three days then nature presents her bill for the overdraft on vitality.
Too much sleep, on the other-hand may lead to a leaden feeling in the morning. The tissues have been renewed, and when the sleeper should have awakened and set about the day's work, he has induced sluggishaeas by his inaction.
Any intelligent person who studies the feet of his hours of sleep will very soon chtimate the number of hours required and take them, however long or short they may be. Lord Haldane takes but four hours, Sir William Orpen. ten. foth are probably right, for both re- inain fit and mentally at top form.
DIGESTIVE Ficron.
Next in importance to the sleep period.
Winner, Tla. 500; Second, Tls. 950; Third,es the quality of the repose. Sleep
Tis. 126. For China ponies that have started at least twice at and that have not won a race at this meet- ing. Unplaced ponies at this meet- ing allowed 5 lbs. dice). Mr. F. Elias Battus.(Mr. Maitland) i Mr. G. C. Purdue 3 Coeur de Leon
(Mr. Bremner) Mr and Mrs White's White Ensign
(Mr, Moller) 3. Thac: 2393
may be but a torturing of body and mind, or it may be that sweet restorative which makes each day a joy to rise to. To enjoy perfect sleep, the digestive (Jockey allow-organs must be working properly. This is best ensured by an early supper. As the result of the folly of midaigh sup pers, cocktails and too-late dancing,. much dyspepsia is to come. People who retire in the early hours with digestive. organs overburdened, will discover the folly of their ways in middle, life and thereafter. No food should ever be taken after eight in the evening,
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"Advising the young never to ask for advise, I do not mean Don't take it."
Youth should buy its experience, and pay for it in cash if possible. and not be Airaid to run up credit for it.
"If you have n big mental test it is not. Bessible to knock off tobacco. You cannot light the candle at both ends and burn it in the middlė.”
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8-TRE RACING STAKES. 14. Miles." Winner, Tla. 500; Second, Tla. 250; Third, has little value as a restorative unless the mind is ungenred to roam free and Tls. 125 For China ponies that have, never started in a flat face unclouded in the mysterious domain of prior to January 1st, 198.. Winners the subconscious. To lose consciousness when the mind is oppressed by 'some fear of any flat race 5 ibu, extra. placed starters at this meeting allowar worry is to set going mental processes nd 5 lbs. Winning griffins incur no that will sap the vitality through the Peanity. Non-winning griffin starters night watcher. allowed 5 lba (Jockey allowance).... Beith and Lemarchand's Piccolo
Last comes the mental factor. S TE
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Only two starters apparently." Time: 2.42.2-5.
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