SIXTH EXTRA RACE
MEETING.
CHESAPEAKE BAY
WINS MAIN RACE FROM CHRISTMAS. CHIMES.
TWO SIG DIVIDENDS; ONE DISQUALIFICATION.
MR. HARRIMAN RIDES THREE
WINNERS.
[BY MORNING DEW."]
If the attendance could be taken as a criterion, then the Sixth- Extra Race Meeting was perhaps the pet successful held this year, for the Jockey Club's compound at Happy Valley was througed with people yesterday afternoon. The attendance must have been a record for un extra museting.
The main event of the day was the fourth Aggregate Stakes which drew a field of four, including Chesapeake Bay and Christ- mas Chimies. After a thrilling race the former won by four lengths, The winner was ridden by Mr. Harriman, who showed how well he understood his mount by patiently waiting at the back of the field until the right moment.
Mr. Harriman was the most auc- venedi jockey, obtaining there wins and two seconds in seven cutings.
is mount in the third race, Young Pretender, which ran second, waa disqualified, though I did not hear that any official protest had been lodged against it!
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The start of the rar, candidly left much to be desired, and the finish was even worse.
When the field had apparentis got well away on two occasions the flag did not fall, but when the signal did come, the favourite Duke of Chantilly was badly left. Mon. There was a protest by the con- terey Bay ran into the lead and nections of Young Pretender remained there dati ho was pass. against Our Prince, but it was noted at the village by Young Pretco- der and Our Prince. The Duke of austained.
3. Heard, who started seven Chantilly was third entering the times was placet second or three straight, but was gradually pushed occasions and was twice third. Mr. into the raile, Young Pretender da Roza hud a wia and two third was also more or less hemmed in places, Mr. Loo & Brat and a second but certainly not so badly as the and Messrs. Soares, Arnold and Duke of Chantilly, as Mr. Heard had to stop riding to prevent him. Botelho a win each.
self from falling off Mr. Harriman on Young Pretender was not co badly off as Mr. Heard but could not, under the conditions of thai particular race, have done better.
Two big dividends of 8100 each were paid out. In the third race the Duke of Chantilly, red hot -favourite, falled to materialize and the second favourite was just oust ed, resulting in the winner, Our! Prince, paying bandsomely.
In the fifth race, which I had tipped as the race. for big dividend, the winner" paid over
20-3.
A
Our Prince paid his supporters $100 each, He was trained in Macao.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, OCTOBER
Carnaron Stakse: One Mile. The favourite City Hall gave his supporters a momentary scare by establishing a long lead in com pany with Mount Elbura with Glory Saa About Ave lengths behind. Francisco, another well-fancied animal wae not well ridden and as a result ran very
many lengths behind the fenders. He was given the bit too late and although he made a spectacular burst at the' end he was too far behind the leaders to threaten danger.
Meanwhile. City Hall shook off Mount Elburg and swung wide into the straight, losing many valuable lengths. Glory slipped through on the rails and ter a short space enjoyed the lead, but the ex-Derby winner was not to be denied and came on again in the last few yards and woo.
Mount Elburz hung On well enough to retain third place being three lengths ahead of San Fran
cisco.
Nathan Handicap "A" Class: 1 miles. Rose Hall raa
from the away start and after the first half mile was as many as ten lengths ahead! of the rest of the field. Fifty Fifty at this point shot out from the rest of the field and gradually drew up on the leader, passing him at. the village head. Triumphant Stag and Hiawatha also began to make good the gap and at the distance post were level with Fifty Fifty, Rose Hall having dropped back meanwhile.
Mr. Soares mount responded gamely when asked at the last fifty yards of the race, and won hand- omely. Fifty Fifty was second and Triumphant Stag held out Rose Hall to get third place.
THE RESULTS.
Jordan Handicap: "C" Class;
Six Furlongs, For China Ponies.
Mr. F. Lobel's Sunshine
(Mr. Harriman) 1 Messrs. Lau and Lee's Duke of
Milan... ....... (Mr. Heard) Mr. Mae's Zephyr...thir. Frost) 3 Also rap-Amusement Tax (Mr. Liang); Armony (Mr. Clark); As You Like. It Cavalier (Mr. Proulx);
(Mr. Churchill); Desert Wind (Mr. Lee); Dhike of Nieblung (Dr. JacGowan); Fair Eyes (Mr. Loo): Fanling Stag (Mr. McCart- ney); Inca (x. Ip Kui Ying); Kom Tong Hall (Mr. Ho Sai Maa); Jungle Book (Mr. Botelho); The Rummy (Mt. Backhouse); The Ptarmigan (Mr. da Rəza),
Won by three lengths: two lengths
Time: 1min. 36sers. Pari-mutuel:
A protest against the winner was lodged after the race and a notice was posted later in the effect that Regarding the present temporary and that the protest against the Young Pretender was disqualified Arrangements, the big attendance winner was over-ruled. This pre rendered the betting places very sumably was for bumping the third crowded, the more so ginee the
of Chantilly. pony. The Duke
Same counter. Getting tickets Oclared third. favourites was difficult job and the interval between the hoisting of names and the close of betting i geemed all too short, having · in. mind the number of people writing to be served. "
members and the public bet at the Monterey Bay was officially, de. / between second and third.
In the last race the signal for the close of the sale of tickets was actually ten minutes before the race was run. A number of people consequently had no interest in the last race at all.
Cash sweep figures were better than usual.
Fourth Aggregate Stakes, Chesapeake Bay, a predicted, counted for Christmas Chimes, by four lengths. The animal rac whom I have said knows the pony beautifully and Mr. Harriman, perfectly well, made no mistake at all about the race.
Huntingdon crnoked a hot pacc from the start but could not shake off the others, One Third and The Chime keeping within two lengths of him, with Chesapeake deliber. As regards actual racing condiately staying at the rear about tions, the course was excellent, even lengths behind. being on the fast aide, Fields were big except in the Aggregate Stakes. From the steps of the new building A good view of the whole course could be obtained, that is all ex- cept & emall space of about 50 yards at the beginning of the straight.
By kind permission of Major R. H. Crake, D.S.0., and officers, the Hand of the 2nd Battalion The King's Own Scottish Bordorers played during the afternoon.
Jordan Handicap "C ClasA ? Bix. Furlongs,
The Jungle Book got away to a fairly good start, followed wo lengiks behind by Sunshine and The Duke of Milan, Zephyr 'nleo was wel in the picture. Inca was ieft at the post.
From the five furlong "post, Mr. Harriman let Chesapeake have his way and the pony did not require a second invitation. He closed up on the leaders after passing the Rock and catered the straight to gether with Christmas Chimes. as Huntingdon had fallen back. There was a good fight up to distance post and thes Chesapeake Bay shot out to win comtfortably from the Chimes, who could not respond to Mr. Heard's repeated urgings.
One Third was a poor third, but a good many supporters took a ticket on this Macão-trained animal following, the success of Our Prince. Nathan Handicap "B" Class: 13 Miles.
The result of the fi'th race, ovel a mie and a quarter
"B" class. proved in the biggest upset of the afternoon, three outsiders getting the first three places.
Szatmar eet a hot pace and led
At the Rock, The Jungle Book was passed by both Sunshine and The Duke of Milan and Zephyr was making up ground very rapidly. Into the straight Sunshine was two lengths abead of the Duke and for the first mile, Noukhail, Sun- won pretty comfortably. Zephyrning and Mork followed in close stalled off a belated challenge from procession behind the leader. The Ptarmigan to get third place.
Nara Stag and Noukhail joined on coming into the
The public judged the race very the leader well, the winner being the favourite | strnight and later King's Falloch and The Duke being second in and Loch Etive also joined in the demand."
etruggle in the straight.
Jordan Handicap "B" Class: Six Furlongs. After several false starts, the field got away with Erstwhile and Cream Cracker in the lead and The Ape and Loch Aleh closely follow- ing, with the rest bunched together about a length behind,
Erstwhile led up to the village bond when Cream Cracker tod command. At the distance post Mt. Harriman began really to ride The Ape who responded beautifully and won handsomely from Lock Alah, who came up rather late in the day. Cream Cracker was third a good way behind.
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Jordan Handicap "A" Olasa: Six Furlongs,
Nara Stag won, by three lengths from King's Falloch who was agair two lengths in front of Szatuar. Noukhail was a good fourth.
It is learned, that The Monk,
which was made favourite, broke a blood vessel in the course of the
race..
Jordan Handicap "D" Class: Six Furlongs.
Mountain Air and Fapaya had the best, of a scratchy start, and led the field, Ploughman (Mr. Heard) being badly left.
Winner: 815.-40. Places: Ist, 87.50; and, 37.50; sard, $12.50.
As You Like It ......
15, 1929.
Also ran:-Duke of Melrose (Mt. Win. Place. Harriman), Erin's Isle (Mr. Botel
ho), Little Thunder (Mr. Stanton),. Rose Hall (Mr. Proulk).
Betting.
Our Prince Monterey Bay ........ 24
57.
65 505
O'Moor
54
102
Samaritan
10
**
Duke of Chantilly...
204
Buster
24
110
Lightning
ก
45
331
819
Young Pretender ... 200
4.-Fourth Aggregate Stakes:
One Mile,
For all China ponies.
Mr.
H. S. Chan's Chesapeake Bay... (Mr. Harriman) 1 Messrs. Beith and Heard's
Christmas Chines
(Mr. Heard) Mr. Yam Man's One Third
(Mr. Roza) 3 Huntington (Ms.
Also ram:- Frost),
Won by four lengths; two lengths and a half. between second and third.
Time: 2mins. „põsecs,
Pari-mutuel:
Winner: $10.70.
Places: 1st, 35.60: 2nd, $3.50.
Betting.
Win. Place.
395 48. 60 645 147
Christmas Chimes
350 100
Won by two lengths; short hend between second and third.
Time: 2mins 45seca.
Pari-mutucl-
Winner: 810. 10.
Pinees: 1st, $0.70; 2nd, $13.60; 3rd, $5.70.
Betting.
Win. Place. Little Thunder ...... 0
20 Hiawatha
196 144 Duke of Melrose ... 115 151 Fifty Fifty
18
Triumphant Stag
335
SOL
2}
Rose Hall...
21
Erin's Isle
#
.. 30 25
Huntington..... Chesapeake Bay One Third 5-Nathan Handicap: "B" Class: 13 Miles,
For China Ponies. Messrs. Chan and Rafeek's Nara
Stag
(Mr, Arnold) 1
(Mr. Newbiggin) 2 Mr. Dynasty's King's Falloch Mr. Backhouse's Szatmar
(Mr. Backhouse) 3 Also ran-Duke of Normandy (Mr. Lee), Loch Etive (Mr. Heard), Monk (Mr. Harriman), Noukhail (Mr. Frost). Sunning (Dr. Mac. Gowan).
Won by three lengths; two lengtha between second and third., Time: mine. 45.2-3seca. Pari-mutuel~-~
Winner: 8309.20.
CASH SWEEPS. -
Hong Kong at Play.
SPORTS NOTES AND COMMENTS.
[BY BROADCASTER"]
South China commenced their football season on Saturday by ac- counting for the Royal Artillery and bid fair on their showing to go a long way in the League. Hong Kong Football Club, after holding Kowloon to a draw on their own gronud, surprisingly came away The following is the result of the with full points when they visited cash sweeps:-
the North Point Stadium to play China Athletic, who if anything, were considered the one team which might come out on top this year. Unplaced ponies of 950 eachSomersets and K.O.S.B. were both Nos. 201, 231, 136, 139, 249, 455. 190, keen in their match at Sookunpoo, 242, 307, 55, 173, 20, 272.
and there had been much specula."{ tion as to which would come out on top on Saturday. · While I say that a draw is the most satisfactory result of the showing, I am rather sorry for both contenders, as the point lost in this game might prove extremely valuable later in the
Race 1.
No. 96
12 +4
450,,,וא
Race 1.
$675.80 108.80 59.40
$1,302.00 998
372.00 200
188.00 Unplaced ponies of 850 each: Nos. 43, 306, 307. 521, 178, 515.
Face 3.
No. 959
15
143 55
...$1,658.20
.
473.20 $33.60 Unplaced ponies of 350 each:- Noa. 491, 374, 475, 123, 442.
Baco 1.
$3,160.20 991.90 495.60
No.. 8
555 ** 230 Unplaced pony ($100) No. 171. Race 5. No. 668
$1,800.60 531.00 215.80
1:25 38
Enplaced ponies of 850 each
Place: 1st, 820.00: 2nd, $18.70; Nos. 481, 708, 300, 707, 135. -3rd, 830.20.
Race 6, 14
381 501
Betting.
No. 163
Win. Plare.
Szatmar ... Nar Stag
56
84
52
133
Noukhail ............235
194
Duke of Normandy.. 17
33
King's Falloch
154
511
*26
300
338
No. 225 520
16
44
Monk
$1.021.20
463.20 231.60
Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 100, 87, 953, 665, 354, 510, 176, 41.
Race 7.
$1,000.00 495.00 212.80
615.T Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 184, 240, 207, 510, 568, 30.
Race 8. ................................ $1,707.00
No. 386
19
3fk 479
U
$13.60 236.80
Enplaced ponies of 850 each- Nos. 352, 398, 275, 460,
THE OFFICIALS.
season.
As was expected Kowloon F.C. accounted for St. Joseph's College, and the latter team together with Club de Recreio has still to obtain their first point. The Navy, after going down to the Somerset L.I. by five goals the previous week, was not expected to get full points at the expenas of Club de Recreio, and after the latter's defeat on Satur day, there will be many who will predict for them the "wooden position. In doing so spoonista " their critics are perhaps a bit harsh and, in any case, the first two or three games of a season indicate very little. The newcomers to the first league St. Joseph's College.are more than likely to prevent the Club de Recreio from occupying the league leadership from the wrong
end.
The personal victory of S. EI. Weng in throwing the water-pelo hall will be a source of great satia- fretion to the Chinese swimming community. Their pet water-polü team finished fourth out of ten tearns in the league, and the result was not very satisfactory," but Wong's easy win in an event in some way connected with water-polo, to some extent redeems the disappoint-... ments of the Chinese team's sup- porters. I was surprised to see some very strong "throwers out of the event.
stay
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Electric R.C. on Saturday by 20 Shanghai lawn-bowlers lost to the shots, which was their heaviest de- feat in the eight matches (includ- ing the Interport) they have lost during their tour. Their best win over Government House--one of the four matches in which they were successful-was also by 20 shots. with only three of their regular After all the week-end left them players, and though they played their last official match in ali earnestness, they must have been bowls-wetry after thirteen tinuous days of play under a hot sun.
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Taikoo Recreation Club deserve congratulations for winning the junior league championship by Club and Civil Service one after knocking out the Bowling Green the other. They were the least favoured for the honours, but ab- tained them in manner by beating two of the a very creditable
strongest Clubs who worked their way to the top.
The ups and downs of lawn bow's were illustrated in the Spey Cup semi-final tie between the Bowling G.C. and Civil Service. In the earlier tie the Bowling Green team four by six shots (18-12), but on defeated a strong Craigengower Saturday the same team collapsed before Civil Service, scoring only in a one-rink game. five shots to 31-a defeat by 26 ahots stiff fight with Club de Recreio in Taikoo had a the other semi-final and eventually won by three shots (18-13). Taikoo and Civil Service are now in the final; and by a coincidence they were winner of the "trophy dur- ing the last two years, Craigen- gower on each occasion being their opponents in the final,
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The Spey Cup final and the final of the Open Singles Championship (J. Ferguson. R. F. Luz) wül. he played on adjoining rinks the At a recent meeting of the H.K. same day, probably Saturday week. L.B.A., I understand. a Club mem bersuggested that the finals should be played this year on The Japanese had little trouble the Hong Kong side, consider- ing that the Kowloon greens hnd with Kiaoras when they met in buse-had their share of important bal on Saturday, and from their matches. Civil Service and Taikoo showing, their return match with being represented in the competi.. tion, their greens cannot be con- the league leaders, South China, sidered. If the suggestion is given should be unusually interesting. If effect hy the Committee in whose they should win, à special fixture hands the choice of green and date were left, the finals will be played on either the Police or Craigen- power "greens. I understand that the Aitkenhead Shield match will be played this Saturday on the C.C.C. greens, where six rinks are avail- able in the contest between. Hong Kong and Kowloot representatives.
ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF CLUB.
Loch Etive Sunning 6.-Jordan Handicap: "D" Claas: Six Furlongs. For China Ponien. Messrs. Hynes and Mackie's
Papaya..........(Mr. da Roza) 1 Mr. Dynasty's Dark Eyes
(Mr. Harriman) 2 Messrs. Yue and Lo's Sunny Day
(Mr. Laing) 3 AIBO ran:-Bronze Idol (Mr. Ino), Kum On (Mr. Sewell), Moun- Place. tain Air (Dr. S. T. Wong), Plough-
Potron.-II.E. Sir Cecil Clementi, ban (Mr. Heard). Siang River (Mr.K.C.MG. McCartney), Sopron (Mr. Cher-
Honorary Stewards.-II. E. "Vice- rhill). Sunloch (Mr. Cave), Tornado Admiral A. K. Waistell, K.C.B., for the leadership test will have to H.E. Major-General. J. W Saadi Won by a length; short head belands, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., Com-he arranged--that is providing both
modore R. A. S. Hill,
sides win their remaining matches, Stewards.—Mr.. C. G. S. Mackie which I have no doubt they will (Chairman).. Hon. Mr. B. D. F. Beith, Mr. R. M. Dyer, Sir Henry Koga is a much-improved pitcher, Places: 1st; 87.30. 2nd, 89.40; Collan, Kt., C.B.E., Hon. Mr. A. and the Japanese team is getting Ard. $39.90.
C. Hynes, Mr. T. Johrison, Mr. T. en as well os can be expected. E. Pearce, Hon. Mr. W. E. Whether they will avenge their de Shenton, Mr. F. Sutton, and Mr. P. feat at the hands of South China Tester.
remains to be seen.
Betting.
Win.
Amusement Tax". Cavalier..... Kom Tong Hall Fanling Sung
101
14
20
D
3
11
20
(Mr. Proulx).
15
-18
Zephyr
41
88
tween second and third.
Inca
1.
10
Desert Wind
2
5
Time: 1min. 37.9-3secs. Pari-myluele
Armony
Winner 814.20.
Rummy
34
67
180
€5
555
10
Betting.
18
L
67
174
Sopron
Win, Place.
31.
51
161
OKA
Papaya
368
470
3
13
Sunny Day
19
. 31
Sunloch
.20
33
Tornado
40
50
Mountain Air
40
98
Ploughman
107
209
Siang River
39
B0
Bronze Idol
104
163
Dark Eyes Kum On
100
147
243 130
Sunshine The Jungle Book Fair Eyes Ptarmigan...................... Duke of Milan
Jordan Handicap: "B" Class: Duke of Nieblung...
Six Furlongs.
Alsh
Mrs. K. E
7.-Carnarvon Stakes: One Mue.
For China Ponica. Messrs. Tester and Abraham's
The Ape......(Mr. Harriman). 1 Mesra. Dyer and Beith's Loch
(Mr. Frost) 2 Beith'a Cream Cracker........ (Mr. Heard) a Also ran:-Ace of Spakes - (Dr. For ponies that have started in MacGowan): Aristophanes (Mr. Hong Kong this year, but have not Stanton); Delaware Bay. (Mr.
won a race since January 1, 1990, Soares); Erstwhile (Mr. MeCart to be ridden by Jockeys who have ney); Flying Stag (Mr. Remedios); not won five flat races anywhere The Jamaica (Mr. Newbiggin). at any time. Weight for inches as
Won by length and a half: four
per scale. lengths between second and third.
Time: min. 35.1-secs.
Mr. Harbot's City Hall Pari-mutuel:
(Mr. Botelho) 1 Messrs. Cheng and Ng's Glory K. C. Lap's Mount Elbusz
(Mr. Liang) 2
(Mr. Lee) 3 Also ran:-Bright Prospect (Mr. Place. Cave), Chicot (Mr. Las), Pumpkin (Mr. Yue), San Francisco (Mr. Bennett), U Un II. (Mr. Laing), Ullswater (Mr. Fung),
Winner: $11.00.
Places: Isi, 85.70; 2nd, 21.59;
Betting.
3rd. 25.70
Flying Stag The Jamaica
Delaware Bay Aristophanes
Win.
23
51
€2
1371
30
47
10
42
300, 493
..... 149
141
3
27
287
479
24
56
The "Ape Loch Alsh Erstwhile Cream Cracker Ace of Spades 3.-Jordan Handicap: "A" Class: Six Furlongs. For China Ponies. Mr. Yam Man's Our Prince
Mr. Dynasty's Young Pretender
Won by three lengths: a length between second and third. Time: 2mins. 12.1-6secs. Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: $10.20.
Places: 1st, 80.20; 2nd, $0.40; 3rd, $12.60.
Betting
Ullswater
City Hali
U Un II
Pumpkin
San Francisco
Glory
Clerks of the Course.-Hon. „„Mr. B. D. F. Beith and Mr. T. E. Pearce.
Judge. Mr. D. E. Clark.
Assistant Judge."Mr. P. Tester.
In Charge of the Scales Mr. B. M. Dyer, Mr. T. E. Pearce, and Mr. C. B. Brown.
*
Johnstone is treating past swim- ́ming records with scant respect this
year.
On Saturday yet another re-
MEDAL COMPETITION IN AID. OF M.CIL.
a
A medal competition in aid of cord was lowered. This time it is the Military Branch of the M.C.L the 440 yards and he clipped" will be held over the New Course, 1 seconds off the record holder'a Fanling Irom October 20 to Novezi Starter-Major F. Roche Kelly. time, which is a great performance, ber 3 inclusive. Any number of Second Starter-Mr. S. A. Sleap. Roza Pereira, who entered for this cards may be taken out at 50 cents There will be first and Paddock, Mr. F. Sutton.
race, was well beaten but this each.
prize for Handicappers,-Mr. C. M. S. youngäter will probably try and re-second prizes, and Alves and Mr. H. W. Moon.
veric matters when the Harbour players with handicaps of go and A E. S. i raze Timeker per-Mr.
comes off. On Johnstone's over, kindly presented by 3. Alves.
present. form whoever wins must Robinson.
A mixed Foursomes Competition Mnegown.
Donary Surgeon. Dr. J. C. lower the record of 22 minutes odd
which had been standing for so (medal) will be held during the many years. Tide and current may three week-ends from October 16 be a big factor, however, but other to November 3. An entrance fee of wise I cannot see how the record per couple will be charged, and can stand in view of some recent prize will be given should more
than ten couples enter. performances.
Honorary Veterinary Surgeons Major F, Roche Kelly, RA.Y.C., and Mr. L. Reidy, M.R.C.V.S.
Secretary.-Mr. C. B. Brown. Treasurers.-Linstead & Davis.
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