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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY FEBRUARY 15, 1932.

MR. CORBETT RIDES THREE WINNERS.

PROMISING JOCKEY PERFORMS HÁT TRICK BIG DIVIDEND AT CHINESE NEW YEAR MEETING.

SHANGHAI JOCKEYS TAKE PART IN RACE FOR

MACAO SUBS."

BY MORNING DEW."]

The Chinese New Year Meeting of the Fanling Hunt and Race. Club will be long remembered for the large number of jockeys who rode at the meeting No fewer thair five of the visiting jockeys from Shanghai who are to rida dt the forthcoming annual race meeting, faced the starter yesterday.

The crowd was thrilled by an excellent race over a mile in "Tho Inmaien Plate for subscription griffins of the Macao Raen Club. The event full to Pure Music ridden by Mr. G. U da Ron, and the finish was excoptically exciting, Mr. Y.S. Chang on Arminius finishing second, half a length behind, after making a spectacular effort to wrest the honours from Mr. da Roan in the final dash. Mr. McCann on Lightship finished third,

The day's sport started in a sensational manner by the defent of a hot favourite and the succuss of an outsider in The Quail,, which paid over 15-1 for a win. Mr. Corbett rode the winner and followed this success with a win on Big Ching from Hefty and Bunce, Nct content with this access, Mr. Corbett Wont on to nchiave his hat trick" by winning the third race with Target.

CLEVER RACE BY MR. G. U. DA ROZA.

The prizes won during the after- noón "were given away by Mrs. Mi, P. C. Potta' Horgn Mackie, wife of the Hon. Mr. C.

HOCKEY.

RECREIO WINS. FROM C.B.A.

Tho Club de Rueraio Ladies ra gistered their first win of the sew son in the Chár Clark Cup compedi- tion when they accounted for. She Control British Association's ladies team by two clear goals on the

·Y.M.C.A. ground.

The first goal for the winning team came from L. Silen Netto in the first half and positional changes" by the CBA. taam in the second half made no difference to the Por tuguese team, who obtained a fur ther goa), the winning shot being.j made by C. Silvo.

Team!--

Rocroio B. Remedios; 0. Osmund, E. Rosario; K. Hyndman, M. Alvos, H. Guterres; C. Botelho," C Silva, L, Silva-Netto, A. Alves, M. Romedios:

CBA-C. Allison; A. Fowler,

D. Tipple: D. Hunt, P. Hunt, 1 Warnos; O. Dalziel, G. MacNider, B. Walker, J. Duckwoth, Panizzi,

H.K.L.H.C.

Table to Date,

Goals

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pis.

5 4 0 1 17 6 0

5 1 2 4

Baltimore Stakes.

(Mr. Charles) 1

9%. Andrew's 5 2 2 1 C.B.A, Recreio

$140

(Mr. Corbett) 2:

Gordon Mackië one of the Stewards Mr. W.. T.. Stanton's Ed. For the Club.

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One of the most meritorious wins Mr. A. A. R. Botelho's Mouche of the afternoon was the success of Mr. R. H. Charles on Herga which wap the Baltimore Stakes, a hurdle race over a mile and a quarter for Fanling subs. Mr. Corbett, who rode Ed, at one time looked as if he would ride his fourth consegu- tive winner, but. Ed failed Mr. Cor- het over the last hundred yards of the race;

(Mr. Dale) 3 Alsó ran :—Anson (Mr. MeCann), Cutex (Mr. MacCown), Flywheel (Mr. Coltman)..

for

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

Win $4.15.

Place: $2:00, 84:59, $3.40, $25 each-Nos. 168, 5.

Saratoga Handicap

St. Andrew's Win

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6: 122

6 10 1

In a friendly game at Sookunpoo, the second eleven of the St. An drow's Ladies Club won by an odd goal in three from the second: ele- van of the Hong Kong Ladies. Hockey team. The score was one all at the end of the first half; the scorers being M. Woolley for the Salats and M. Smalley" for "the Hong Kong team, The wishing goal was scored in the second half by M. Woolley,

Teams:-

St. Andrew's:-A.. Hynes, G. White; L. Woolley, M. D. White, E. Landolt; J. Wong, P. Gittins, M. Woolley, M.. Churn, and K. Grose.

HK. Eadies'-J. Harris Walk- er; M. King, A Nicol; J. Whyte, 2A. Owan Hughes, B. Franklin, E. 8. Laing, M.. Smalley, C. Fergu- son, E. Blackburn and R. King.

Chcetow IT. won the novice race, Ridden by his owner, Mr. Fischer, Mr. W. G. Fischer's Choctow 11. the pony showed a great burst of

(Mr. Fischer) speed in the straight and accounted Mr. H. W. Mok's Bright Eyes

(Mr.. Butler) two promising candidates, Bright Eyes and Brown Eyes, which Mr. H. W. Mok's Brown Eyes finished second and third respec-

(Mr. Fung) 3 tively

Also ran-Country Club (Mr. Carroll), Flornotta. (Mr. Choy), Sil- The race of the afternoon was the ver Key (Mr. Botelho), Sunning sixth one in which there were no(Mr. Rees), Twilight (M. W. Tang) iever than thirteen starters and the

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

Wini 823.28.

Placos: 84.04, 23.09, 89.74.

Jamaica Plate.

Messrs. Lo and Liang's Pure Music (Mr. G. U. Roza) Mr. G. F. Potts Arminus

(Mr. Y. S. Chang).

jockeys included Mr. S. Y. Chang, Mr. McCann, Mr. Rothe, Mr. F. Noodt and Mr. T. L. Wong. The best Macao. sub, New King, was un- placed, the heavy weight telling against him. Mr. G. U. da Roza on Pure Music vode a clever race and led all the way, though in the run home Mr. S: Y. Chung treated Mr. G. H. Potts' Lightship the public to a great display, hy bringing his mount up from seventh wong), Genghis Khan (Mr. Rothe), position to within half a length of Gold Standard (Mr. Carroll), the ultimate winner,

Grumpy (Mr. Butler), Hsin Sm Cludy Eve won the last race afterWoo (Mr. Noodt) Pasha (Y M. Loo), Shawnee (Mr. Black) silver an interesting duel in the straight Arrow (Mr. Soares), The Slow Bird with Heliotrope Lent and Fanling (Mr. Liang). Stag. The last named showed won- derful form to finish slightly ahead of Heliotrope Leaf.

RESULTS

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Belmont Park Handicap.

Capt. R. H. Mould's The Quai!!

(Mr. Corbett) 1 Mr. G. S. B. Bramwell's Mo

vanagher

(Mr. J. C. Cockburn) 2 Mr. W. T. Stanton's Donnabella"

(Mr. McCaun) 3 Also ran:-Loch Ryan (Mr. Colt mau), Patch (Mr. Cox), Purity (Mr. Gillespie).

Won by lengths; one length be- tween second and third.

Win 831.05.

Place: $3.40, 83.07, 82.46.

Meadowbrook Cup.

Mr. Heard's Big Ching,

(Mr. Gorbett) I Lt. Col. N. C. Bennett's Hofty

(Mr. Cockburn) 2 Major D. H. S. Somerville'a.

Dunto (Mr. Hope)

Win for E.M.9, Herald,

played against the Hong Kong A team from the HMS Hořald Ladica Hookey Club and won by four clear goals, the sailors getting two goals in each half.

Playing at the YMCA. ground

team at King's Park, a

from H.M.S. Cumberland beat the se- cond string of the "Y" by four goals to two.

82 each. No. 122, 373.

Race 4.

Also

(Mr. McCana) 3.

Plane ran :-Blue

(Mr.

No. 591

#:29

513

81017.45 290.70 145,35

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

Win $12.99.

Place: $6, 83.51, 811.10.

Agna Caliente Handicap.. Mr. Eve's Cloudy Evo

(Mr. MeCann) "I Mr. J. H. Charley's Fanling

Stag (Mr. Penoyre) 2 Mr. L. Reidy's Heliotrope Leaf

(Mr.. T. . Wong).3 "Also ran-Mount Elburz (Mr. Fung), Cream Cracker (Mr. Car- rolp

-14

Won by length; the same ber tween second and third,

Win $3.28.

Place: $3.13, $12.32.

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CASH SWEEPS.

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

The result of yesterday's cus awoops were as follows:-

Race 1."

No. 344

160

567

$329.48 94.13 47.07

Also ran-Mountain Rat (Mr: Davy), Fern Leat (Mr. Coltman):

Won by half length; many length's: between socond and third..

Win $3.05.

Places: 8242, 83.01.

Latonia Handicap.

Mr, W. T. Stanton's Target'

Mr.

(Mr. Corbett) · I W, T. Blanton's The * Partridge ... (Mr. McCann) 2 Mr. J. H. Chorsley Duke of

Milan (Mr. Charaley) 3 Alan:--Kirribilli (Mr. Dovy), As You Like It (Mr:"Cockburn).

Won by half length: three lengthe between · second and third.

Win 83.00.

Place: $2.29,· RÈ.IN.

840 each. Nos, 738, 19;17..

Race 5.

No. .23 .....

$23

·$136,20 130.35 05.17

· 434, 7.

Race 6.

"No. 254

8367 04

591

103.04

111

54.52

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