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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1930.

ZORHAN STILL

INVINCIBLE.

WINS AGGREGATE STAKES FROM SPEARMINT AND ROYAL FLUSH IN EFFORTLESS FASHION.

HEAVY GOING LEADS TO UPSET OF FORM: SEVERAL OUTSIDERS

RETURN SURPRISE DIVIDENDS.

MR. W. T. STANTON WINS POLO SCURRY ON TARGET.

[BY MORNING DEW."]"

In spite of much that was written on Spearmint's chances against Zorban in the Third Aggregate Stakes, the latter won in effortless fashion on Saturday. Mr. Harriman, who rode the favourite, timed his mount beautifully and never so much as urged the pony in the straight when. it was still behind Spearmint a furlong from home. Zorhan simply romped in most confidently and proved once again that he is certainly the heat animal in Hong Kong since the annual meeting.

The intermittent rain during the afternoon, coupled with the sodden state of the course, with its subsequent heavy going, was responsible for the failure of several favourites, resulting “ in big dividends, Shanghai Beau, Fifty Fifty, Mountain Oak and Silver Queen were some of the unexpected ones to turn up, and if the rain comes on again to-day there should be a goodly proportion of outsiders sharing the honours.

The attendance, in view of the uncompromising weather, left little to he desired, and a word of credit is due to the starter who so efficiently carried out his duties. The starting of races" was not so much delayed as previously, and the latest race was finished well before 7 p.m. The Folo Pony Scurry, went to Mr. Stanton, who was undoubtedly mounted on the best pony-Target.

Mr. Heard was the most successful jockey of the day, riding two winners, a second and three thirds in seven outings. Mr. Balteel had two wins and Mr. Harriman a win and three second places.· `-

FULL RESULTS, DESCRIPTION AND CASH SWEEP NUMBERS.

THE RACING.

Sub-Grifins Summer Handicap "B" Class.

THE RESULTS.

1.-Griffins Summer Handicap "A"

Osiris and Sonny Boy, favourite Griffins Summer Handicap “A”

and second in demand, respective. Class.

ly, finished in that order in this There were six starters in the race. Both horses were well rid- Erst race and Mike, the. winner, was den, but Osiris responded better in slightly more in demand than Wind-the last few yards and consequently sor Stag and African Eve. The won. Pumpkin was a good third, last-named was unplaced, being far coming up, strongly at the finish. from prominent at any stage of the Huachafu might have got a plan, Mr. W. T. Stanton's. Mike, 147

race.

Time: mins. 7.3-bseca,

Won by half a length; two lengths Newbigging); Duke of Norman, between second and third.

(Mr. Reidy); Dance (Mr. Stanton); Grenadier (Mr. Y. M. Loo); Loch Fyne (Mr. Coltman); Monk (Mr. G. U da Roza); Picey (Mr. Bul- teel); Sunefell (Mr. Backhouse); Tango (Mr. Charles); White Stars (Mr. Stewart).

Pari-mutuel:-

Winners: 14.90. Places: $640; $10.70; $7.80. Betting.

Orlando

→ Peppercorn

Win. Place.

112

47

170 118

Windsor Stag ........ 201

210

African Eve

203

253

Four Clubs

66

118

Mike

arg

-169

2.—Grifins Summer Handicap “B”

Class: Ona Mile.

For China ponies, griffins of season 1930 which have started at least twice. Top weight not to exceed 168 lbs. Entrance fee $5. las prize $500; 2nd prize $300; 3rd prize $200.

Messrs. Beith and Heard's Abel, ** 168 lba...(Mr. Heard) 1 Messrs. Yue and Lo's Empress

Hall, 148 lbs.

(Mr. Harriman) 2 Yam Man's Blue Boy, 134 Ibs.

(Mr. Reidy). 3 Also ran:-Blue Heaven (Mr. G. U da Roza): Shiny Pearl (Dr. S. To Wong): The Partridge (Mr. Y. M. Loo).

Won by three lengths; two lengths between second and third.

Time: mins. 148005. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $29.40. Places: 87; 86.90: $8.70.

Betting.

The Partridge Abel

Won by half. a length; three lengths between second and third.

Time: mins. 1.9-5secs.

"Pari-mutuel

Winners: $750.

Places: $21.80; 817.60; $14.300

Betting.

84

Win.

Place.

Zephyr

157 239

"

Snaefell

52

192.

Loch Fyne

11

19

Cream Cracker

48

Tango

145

White Star.........** Dunce

3

73

111

192

53.

90

09

181

49

106"

464

740

159

3174

Org

428

Piccy

Grenadier Shanghai Beau

Duke or Normandy

II.

Thunderbolt.....

J

Dobe Again.... Monk

4.-Third Aggregato Stakes: One Mile.

Value 8300. For all China ponies. Weight 10 st. 9 lbs. Winners of a

race value $600 or over other than a race confined to subscription griffins, or ponies that have won the aggregate prize in the Aggregate Stakes in any season, 5 lbs. extra. Non-winning subscription griffina allowed 8 155.

Place. Mr. Chan Tin Sion's Zorban,

154 lbs...(Mr. Harriman) 1 Messis. Harston and Heard's

Spearmint, 155 lbs.

(Mr. Heard)" Mr. Heard's Royal Flush, 154 158.

(Mr, Newbigging), 3.

Win.

36

83

208

:-328

Blue Heaven.......

336

470

Empress Hall

616

Blue Boy

773 109 180 9 40

Shiny Pearl

3. Sub-Griffles Summer Handicap "A" Class: Onge Round (about

7-furlong 65 yards),

Class: One Mile.

"For Chino ponies, grifins of

For subscription griffins of this

least twice. season 1930 which have started at Club of any season. Winners of five or more racca at any time. Top weight not to exceed 166 lbs. Entrance fee $5-100 lbs. Entrance fee 35. 1st prize barred. Top weight not to exceed 1st prize $500; 2nd prize $300; 3rd

8500; 2nd prize $300; 3rd prize prize $200.

€200.

Sling s Messrs. Proulx

Shanghai Beau, 147 lbs.

(Mr. Proulx)

lbs.

(Mr. Stanton) 1 here had he not beca literally Messrs. Wong and Tung's Pep- Orlando set a hot pacs at the "squeezed out when a furlong

percorn, 147 lbs. start. but after three furlongs, from home. Billiards, who was

(Mr. G. U. da Roza) Windsor Stag tock command, fol quite well backed, failed to get a

Mr. Chan Tin Sion's Windsor lowed by Peppercorn. Mike waited place. The Duke of Milan was' until the village bend before mak-landed with a fairly bad start nad ing his effort. He joined Windsor remained inconspicus throughout Stag at the distance post and drew the race. away a furlong from home. Pep- percorn also passed Windsor Stag

is the final stage of the race cad all but caught up the winner.

Griffins Summer Handicap "B"

Class,

Sub-Grins Summer Handicap

L

"C." Class,

Mr. da Roza on Mountain Oak scored his arst victory here to pay. his supporters $35 each. Two other poorly backed ponies, 'Sixty' and Here, also, "six ponies faced the Siamese Shop, filled the remaining starter and Empress Hall carried places. The two best backed "twice as many tickets as any other animals, Teachit and Lonesome pony in the race. The Partridge Night, failed badly, the former fad- set a hot pace. being followed close-ing out of the race from the Rock, ly by Blue Heaven, who, however, while the latter never showed any. found the weight too much. Eming, like winning form. He has press Hall book the lead in the vil never been placed yet, but he seems lage and was joined in the van. by to be a peculiarly well-fancied" Abel, who comped home an easy animal at every meeting. winner, being a good three lengths ahead of Erpress Hall. Blue Boy was third,

June Handicap "A" Class. Nationalist II. won here by two lengths from Carnival Eve," who was again three lengths ahead of Christ- mas Chimes.". O-Moon was last, being entirely outclassed. Nation. alist II. seemed to like the mud, and although Carnival Eve was sent

Sub-Grifins Summer Handicap **1 A. Class, Fourteen ponies were saddled for this race and Thunderbolt (Mr. Harriman) was made a red-hot favourite. He was beaten out of a to the front early, he failed to place! The favourite made the shake off the Dynasty" animal. pace together with Tango (Mr. who won comfortably. Christmas Charles) which, of course, was die Chimes did not like the going and nstrous in view of the heavy going made a disappointing show, Both faded out before the race was dalf-over-Sonefall was with the leaders for a good long way but faded out in the straight...

A furlong from 'home, Zephyr came out of the rack and looked

June Handicap “B” Olass. -- The favourite Grand Tattoo Eve (Mr. da-Roza) was beaten out of a place in this event, finishing among the trailers. Fair Sport and Town,

all over a winner until challenged Hall," who were next in demand,

by Shanghai Beau. Zephyr was not equal to it and Shanghai Beau won by half a length. Done Again secured third place.

Third Aggregate Stakes. Zorlan and Spearmint both start ed here, as predicted, together with Sve others, these being Royal. Flush, Herodom,-New-Year's-Evc Penhole and Peterkin. The named, as usual, could not be Ede

It

dead-heated for second place, and it was left to Fifty-Fifty to carry away the honours. The winner was carrying top-weight, but the impcet:{ did not seem to trouble him, and ho drew away from the field a furlong from home to win comfortably.

Bank Holiday Handicap,

"

Silver Queen, who had never won

a race before, accounted for several the biggest dividend of the day- wall-tried performers,bere and paid

to race and his presence in the field $134.90. Chesapeake Bay, in spite

to far has meant nothing but af a poor getaway, managed second waste of valuable time !

place and Imperial Hall was third.

Royal Flush set the pace for Ban Francisco and Young Preter- Spearmint, leading up to the Rock, der, two well-fancied candidates. when the latter took change, and were unplaced. lehto the straight Here Tarka Fasy Be

ng and teader by

raced home stride for strida, bat Nice ponies started here, but while Mr. Heard used the whip on there was never any doubt as to Spearmint, Mr. Harriman was con- the result, Target, sa predicted, tent to let Zorhan run his own race, won, but Ploughman (Mr. Heard The latter got the verdict by half | up) put up a good race; and it was a length from Spearmint. Both no discredit to Ploughman that be were many lengths ahead of Boyal had to give ground to a griffin of Flush who was third.

last season.

Stag, 168 lbs...(Mr. Heard) 3 Also ran-African Eve Mr. Orlando (Mr. Harriman). Reidy); Four Clubs (Mr. Bulteel):

and

Mr. Mac's Zephyr, 142 lbs.

(Mr. S. Y. Liang) 2

Mr. John Peel's Done Again,

156 lbs...(Mr Heard) 3 Also ran-Thunderbolt

(Mr Harriman); Cream, Cracker (Mr.

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Coltman); Herodom (Mr. Ip Eni Also ran:New Year's Eve. (Mr.

Ying); Penhole (Mr. Stewart) Peterkin (Mr. Charles).

Won by half a length; many lengths between second and third.

Time: ming 7.4-5secs. Pari-matael:-

Winners: $8.50. Places: $6.20; 85.20; 86.90. Betting.

Wing Place.

Royal Flush.......... Peterkin

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202

31

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Herodom............ New Year's Eve...... $ Spearmint...... 553

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Penhole....................... 4

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