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HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.
ANNUAL RACE MEETING
1929:
ENTRIES FOR FIRST DAY,
The following entries have been received for the principal events at the first day, February 25th, of the Hong Kong Jockey Club's Annual Race meeting:--
2-The Maiden Stakes: 9ix Furlongs.
Lee Fu Wing--Lightning (13.9). Dynasty-Lord Protector (13.1). Dynasty-King's Counsel (13.9). Dynasty-King's Courier (13.9).
THE K.O.S.B
GYMKHANA.
·INTERESTING SPORTS
FIXTURE
[BY EARLY BIRD.]
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30th, 1929.
F.A. CUP DRAW.
FIFTH ROUND TEAMS.
[TEROCON REUTER'S LOANOV.]
LONDON, Jan. 28th.
The draw for the Fifth Round of
By kind permission of the Joint the Football Association Chap Com Masters and Members of the Fan-petition was made to-day, and re ling Hunt the King's Own Scottish sulted as follows:-- Borderers will hold their gymkhana Reading at the Kwanti race course, Fanling, next Sunday,
A very entertaining programme has been drawn up including 4 pony race for lady riders, pony races for officers of the Regiment, two events open for all comers, relay races, mule races and a lady messenger race.
Good entries have been received in all the pony events, and, with Chan, M. & A. E. M. Rafeek-snch ponies as Ace of Spades.
Glorious Stag (11.2),
Dumbell, As You Like It, New: Chan. M. & A. E. M. Rafeek-foundland, Target, Tap Sine, Triumphant Stag (13-2), Craigavad and James Pigg we can Chan, M. & A. E. M. Rafeck-look forward to some capital_sport.
Tden! Stag (13.2)
K. C. Lau & H. C. Lee Duke of
Chantilly (139),
C. Lau & H. C. Lec-Duke of
Melrose (13.2).
Ulster-Erin's Isle (13.2). Parkson-Son of Army (13.2). R. M. Dyer--Two Clubs (13.9). John Peel-Adam. (13.3). John Peel-Royal Flush (13.1). « John Peel-Huntington (13-1). Mrs Dunbar-Hiawatha (13.9). L. Dunbar Frenchman's Boy
(13.2).
L. Dunbar Bluehill Bay (13.9), L. Dunbaé Delaware Bay (13.1). Eve-Grand Tattoo "Eve (13.2). Ho Kom Tong--Majestic Hall
(13.1).
Ho Kom Tong-Imperial Hall
(13-2),
Ho Kom Tong-Duke Hall
(13.2).
Chan Tia Sion-Richmond Stag
(12.9).
Hyner
Hynes
(13.2)."
and
(13.9).
Mackio-Peterkin
W. T. Stanton-Buster (13.2). Stanton & Reidy-Target (13.2).
The Valley Stakes: 9ix
Furlongs. Dynasty--King's Falloch (13.2). Dynasty-King's Farade (13.0). Mrs. Tear-Anabasis (13.1). Mrs. Pearce-Piccy (13.0)). Chan, M. & A. E. M. Rafce
The officers of the K.O.S.B. will be at home to the Subscribers to the Fanling Hunt, Officers · and wives of the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force.
at 2 p.m.
The general public will be admit ted free to the Public Enclosure,
The Gymkhana starts punctually For the benefit of my renders who wish to get a little dinkum oil" about the different events I may say that I have had some real honest-to-goodness information right from the horse's mouth, and inciden- tally from the mule's mouth for there is a bunch of wise little mules in the K.O.S.B.'s Camp at the me- ment.
REVIEW OF EVENTS.
The .C, Mule Race."
Flying Stag (13.1). K. C. Lau & H. C. Lee-Duke of
Normandy II (13.2). K. C.-Law & H. C. Lec-Duke of
Milan (13.1). Mogear-Inen (13.0). Chan Pik Chuen-The Sun (13.1). Hinson-Madcap (13,2)....
The first race on the card up- pears to be a very open event, but E Mackie - Peperorna loppy cared member of the mule fraternity by the name of Choolam" evidently has a large following pe it is a known fact that he breaks off the lines every night and indulges in a little secret track work far from the prying eyes of all Early Birds Ringtails and Morning Dew's. Private Chambere will have the mount on Baldy," that is if the soldier boy can get on Baldy," who bas, a nasty habit of throwing his weight about and
"in. fight | doing some remarkable
with his fore-legs. Flannel ing Feet is a very hot rastomer if the weather should turn out cold and "Best" and Leather Lugs "are strapping youngsters who might be amongst the placing.
E. S. Yung and Harry Hung Sling Spark Plug (13.1). Mrs. N. Hashim-Fit Choy
(13.0).
M. M. Watson-Monk (13.0), Wayfoong-The Jamaica (13.1). H. P. White-Bantonar (13:1), E. L. Sim--The Jungle Book
(13.0)..
Ip Kui Ying-Sutherland (13.1).
P. W. Dee-Buð Jacket (12.3).
Splits-Half Pint (13-1).
R. M. Austin-False Alarm (13.0).
A. H White Sopron (13.1).
Ho Sai Man-Pink Pearl (13.1).
Mancunian--Alderly (13.1). Mancunian-Bowden (13.1).
H. R. Sturt-Charleston (12.3). Mac-Zephyr (13-1). Oily-Rosa Day (130). Oily-Sunny Day (13.1). Topside Mountain Air (13-1). W. T. Chung-Civility (131)- Dyer & Beith Loch Etive (13.0), Dyer & Beith-Loch, Aish (13.1). Algonquin-Big Ben (13.1). John Peel-Skinfaxi (13.1), John Peel-Noukhail (13.0). E. L. Horie-Torzado (13.1). R. M. Dyer-Aberdeen (13.2). H. BethHeretofore (13.1). Dr. Pierce Grove Old Man
River (13.0).
Mrs. K. E. Beith-Cream Cracker
(13.0). James-Rummy (13.1).
Mrs. Priestley-Bay Beret (13.1). Gabbava-Sunshine (13.0),
Mrs. W. T. Southorn-Touchwood
(13.1).
WE. L. Shenton-The Pheasant
(13.0)
W. E. L. Shenton-The Ptarmigan
(13.2).
Dr. J. C. Macgown-BunJoch
(13.1).
Eve Eclipse Eve (13.2). Eve-Birthday Eve (13.1).
Ho Kom Tong--Conference Hall
(13.1).
Ho Kom Tong-Social Hall
(13.1),
Ho Kom Tong--Mirror Hall
(13.1).
Wong PingSten-Thunderbolth
(13.1)
K. H. Kay-Nero (13.0). Aitch-Aitch-Marcus (13.1). Chan & Chan-Silver Stag (13.0). Hynes & Mackie-Papaya (13.0). Hynes & Mackie-Pumkin (13.1). Hynes & Mackie-Fumelo (11). Tester & Abraham-The Apei ...(13.1),
W: T. Stanton-Chicot (13.2). Trier-Kum On (13.1).
Mok Kon Sung-Nestor (13.0). Hee Cheong-Bronze Idol (13.0). 5.-The Trial Plate: 14-Milos.-- Mr.
Dynasty-Lord Protector
(13.1). Mr. Dynasty-King's Counsel
(13.2)
23.2). Chan, M. & A. E. M. Rafeck-
Glorious Stag (13.2)." Chau, M. & A. E. M. Ralcek—.
Triumphant Stag (13.2). (Oontinued on next Column.)
DynastyKing's Courier
.
The Regimental Race..
Huddersfeld
Burnley or
West Brom A.
Swindon
Leicester
Blackburn or
Dert Bournemouth
r. Aston Villa"or
Clapton O. Millwall or
Cry, Palaco.
V.
The Arsenal, Bradford... Liverpool or
Boltan.
v.
V.
v.
Bury.
e. West Ham Un. Chelsea
r. Portsmouth. Matches to be played on February 16th.
Gymkhana Cup. Newfoundland has improved im- mensely during the last month and I am inclined to think he may secure this event. Lock Rannock) should run well and under the Stanton guidance of Mr. Will may provide a surprise. Craigavad unless kept for another engagement will bear inspection.
Naval Male Derby.
This event must not be confound ed with the Hong Kong Derby, but I will bet the traffic signal in front of the Post Office to a cigarette butt that it will provide more fun.
H.M.S. Bruce, Titania, Storm- cloud, Herald and Cornwall will all bo represented. A sweet disposi tioned little thing by the name of "Submarine" is in the pink of con- dition and should rise to the oc casion in this event.
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"Mine's & Beer" is going very well and Orrible Orrace" and "Friend- less Freddie" are two very useful candidates who will have to be rec- kaned with.
The Ladies Messenger Eace. This event should provide us with a good display of horsemanship on the part of some of our fair eques- triennes. Entries have been receiv ed from Mrs. Chubb, Miss Clarke, Miss Baker and Miss Scott Harston,
Little Misa d'Almada on
CRICKET.
ANOTHER CENTURY FOR JARDINE
HOBES TRIUMPH.
»" (TEROUGH KKUTER'S AGENCY.]"
ADELAIDE, Jan. 30th.
Raia put an end to the match between the M.C.C. team and "South Australia, when the English XI, was in a very strong position. The first innings of the M.C.O. pra. duced 399, Hobbs sad Sutcliffe giving the side a fine start. Sut- cliffe scored 199. before he was dis- mimed, while Hobbs made 75 and Carlton bawied very Headren so. successfully, taking 5 for 64.
Victor Richardson (89) was the only fateman that seemed able to play White, who took 7 wickets for €6. South Australia's total reach ed 178.
Te the second innings Hobbs made 101, his first century of the tour, while Jardine scored 114. The innings was declared closed with the total at 307 for 5 wickets, When South Australia had reached 75 for one wicket rain stopped play and the match was left drawn.
SHEFFIELD SHIELD.
BRADMAN'S HUGE SCORE. New South Wales have won the Sheffield Shield, beating Victoria at Sydney in the first innings of a match of huge scores. New South Wales scored the immense total of
713 for 6 wickets before declaring. Bradman at this point being 340 pot out...
Victoria in their first innings only made 965. but in the follow on reached 110 for 7 wickets before stumps were finally drawn.
HONG KONG REFEREES'
ASSOCIATION.
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All members are requested, to attend, and all others interested in the game are cordially invited.
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Rent her
diminutive animal will also sarry a hig number of backers.
Mrs. Greig will be out to repeat her performance of last year.
K.0.5.B. Subaltern Cup,
Ace of Spades will probably be Ace of Spades will have an op.
out again in an endeavour to cap portunity of letting the world knowture the valuable trophy in this that he is the best performer at race. Geoff" Shillington, the Fanling. Opposed to him will be owner, has a fine collection of caps the chestnut pony Dumbell, who and I expect he has an eye on this will be certain to run well, and, mayane. Moranagher is thought well
KOWLOON CITY VILLA- GERS' COMPLAINT:
ALLEGED UNREASONABLE DEMAND MADE BY GOVERNMENT.
At the Chinese General Chamber "of Commerce meeting yesterday, a letter was received from the villag
be Durham or As You Like It will of in certain circles and may posers in a suburb of Kowloon City, make an interesting race of this sibly upset the favourite.
event.
#
(Continued on next.Column).
Chan, M. & A. E. M. Rafeek-
Ideal Stag (19).
K. C. Lau & H. C. Lee-Duke of
Chantilly (13.2).
K. C. Lau & H. C. Loc-Duke of
Melrose (13.2). Lee Fu Wing-Little. Thunder
(13.2)..
Parkson-Son of Army (13.2), R. M. Dyer Two Clubs (132). John Peel-Adam (13.1). John Peel-Royal Flush (13.1).” John Peel-Huntington (13.1). Mrs Dunbar-Hiawatha (13.9).
Dunbar-Frenchman's Bay
L..
(13.2).
L. Danbar-Delaware Bay (13.1). Janca-Rummy (12.1). Mrs. Priestley-Bay Beret (13.1). Gubbaya-Sunshine (13.0), Eve Grand Tattoo Eve (13-2). Eve Eclipse Eve (13.2). Eve-Birthday Evn (13.1).
Ho Kom Tong-President Hall
(13.9).
Hoom Tong-Majestic
(13.1).
Ho Kom Tong-Imperial
(13.2).
Sun Wai Cup. With 12 entries this should prove & good contest. Target and Mowali are both entered also New foundland and Grey Eyes.
Military Mula, Derby,
in which they alleged that they had been asked by the Government to surrender their huts, and the only compensation offered being o of $300.
Sum
They complained that this was most unreasonable and unfair. They bad been settled there for
Sergt. Bundell, who is & cracker-several generations, and, their live- jack pilot of the long eared gentry, will have the mount on the totally 'worn but otherwise fit and well | "P.R.I." Watch for him, he is a speedster.
· Private Cook on Plum Duff is a saucy candidate, who is sure to go down well, and Private Darlington on Dynamite will try to explode the theory that mules have got no horae sense, as he knows his mount knows his onions.
Ladies Scurry. Lieut.Geoff " Shillington is presenting a cap, as a slight return For the generosity of the ladies, who gave him such a magnificent plate for his win on Ace of Spades a few meetings back
hood depended on their little patch of land. They averred that 8300 would be insufficient to recom pease them for the loss of their pre- Bent holdings. Land was scarce and it would be difficult to secure new settlement.
Mr. Li Yau Tsun, Chairman of the Chamber, said that it was a very difficult situation, and be agreed- with the villagers that 8300 was not aufficient recompense. He thought the Chamber should take the matter up with the Government.
The Hon. Dr. E. H. Kotewall said that he had already made re- presentations to the Government. He agreed that the sum offered was inadequate. The matter is at pre
Halliding Dumbell so she appears
I understand Lady Marian Miles sent being considered by the GOT.
to have a very good chance of wit- Halling. Mrs. A. H. Potts on Craigavad
Yam Man-Blue Danube (13.1). K. H. Kay-Nero (13.0). Aitch-Aitch--Marcus (13.1). Chan Tin Sion-Richmend Stag
.(13.2).
Hynes &
(13.2). Hynes & Mackie-Peterkin (13.2). W. T. Stanton-Buster (13.2). Stanton & Reidy-Target (13.2). Mok Kon Sang-Nestor (13.0). 8.-The Chater Cup: From the Two Miles Port Once Round and a About Ons Mile, 165 Yards), -Dr-S--To-Wong-Ullswater (13.2).
Chan & Rafeek-Chemal (13.2).
Mackie Pepercorn
Chan & Rafcek-Fanling Stag
(13.2))
5. C. Lau & H. C. Lee-Duke of
Nieblung (13.2).
M. P. White-San Francisco
(13.2).
N. Hashim--Sunning (13.2). R. M. Austin-Brigade Call
(13.2).
E. L. Hosie The Haugh (13.0), L. Dunbar Coos Bay (13.2). Eve-Boxing Eve (13.2). Eve-Gala Eve (13.2)-
Yn Man-One Third (13.2). Yam Man-Fifty-Fifty. (13.1). Roda-Bright Prospect (13.0). K. H. Kay-Tamacadam (13.0). Ches. Tia. Bios, Wizjoma, flag,
Stanton & Reidy-Aristophanes
(13.2).
Log Cheuk Buen-U Ua II
(13.2).
B. O. Lake-As You Like It (13.2).
will be in the running, and, with Mrs. Craig on Fire Call, Mrs. Chubb. on Honeymoon and Mrs. Lake on Fook Shau, this event should be the classic of the meeting.
Team Relay Race.
There will be post entries for this event and from all accounts this will be a swell race as most of the riders who have been appearing at our local racecourse will be sporting silk.
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"HONG KONG" TIDE" TABLE.
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High Water.
Hoog
Kong
Bandard
at 2 pm. 6 .m;
↑ D.ssa
Time:
Barometer..
口
29,87 29.88 64 .83 Tamperatori Humidity 95 ...05. Wind
Direction E Force
2468 62
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3 OB UD 0.63 0,00 0.03. Highest open-air Temperaturo, 28th: 63 Lowest open-air Temperature, 29th: 62
2
LOW WATER
Height
Hong
Kong
Standard
Time.
b. m. it.
6 42 5
Height
6 5 7 12 Thar 31m 1 2 677
1m 2 15 49 8 33 2
8 23519 28 24 1m 348
48 m2 15. #541 11:50
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Hot
2010 45 3 &
B Blue sky; C-Cloudy; D- Mon. 4 7 10 8 Drizzle; F-Fog; L-Lightning; M-Mist; OwOvercast: P-Passing Tues 8 m 866-3 7 m 143 188841124 bowers; Q-8qualis; R-Rain; T
Thunder