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HOW POLAR STAR WON THE “ AUSSY" CHAMPIONS.
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WOODLAND STAG BEATEN BY A BETTER CANDIDATE: FAST RACE
IN SPITE OF EXTREMELY STICKY · COURSE.
T. L. WONG AND MCCANN IN WINNING VEIN: RIDE TWO WINNERS EACH ON SATURDAY."
TONTINE, MAKES AMENDS FOR PAST DISAPPOINTMENTS.
[BY MORNING DEW."]
Woodland Stag, unbeaten sines his arrival in Hong Kong, was beaten on Saturday by Polar Star in the Champions for Australian ponies.”
Racing Boy won the subscription grifias Champions in effortless fashion, accounting for. his rivals in the simplest munner; This was Racing Boy's fifth mascotive win at the meeting and constitutes a record for any one pony at the Annual Meeting
The candidates of they stable of Meyers Lawis and Tinson, were extremely successful, Cy- "pres and Tontine turning up winners, while De Bene. a subscription griffin, "also got a place.
Mr. Dunbar scored further successos on Saturday, Chatona Bay, one of his grifflus, winning for the Brst time, while Fortune Bay. found the sticky conditions much in his favour and won "his race easily.
Mesars. T. Wong
two winners each.
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and McCann were the most successful jockeys on Saturday, riding
From the table of successful jockeys append below, it will by seon that Mr. Y. Sa Chang lins been the most successful jockey of the meeting,
LOBSTER BAY PAYS BIG DIVIDEND IN LAST RACE.
Woodland Stag met his Waterloo (for Australian non-winners. Mr. on Saturday. The conditions at the time of the race for the Australian
·Champions were far from ideal. Thore was alight drizzle, the conrag was heavy and sticky and a strong cold wind was blowing up the straight....
Betting.
Winner. Place. Sunboau (Carroll).... 38 112: Cy-pree (Wong).
*1.127 Amou (Olark)
290 438. Gullant Fox
(Noronha) 24 121 Mellguards (Parkin) Gold Bar (Fung) 815 Qehterlony (Proulx) Banjalina (Hoard)... 91 Malakit (McCann). 79
Noodt tried runaway tactics with Maana, and led all the way round, There was no possible chapes of catching the pony until the straight was reached when he was hotly pursued by Friar Tuck and West and Stag. These three ponies made The field consisted of Woodland a spectacular race of it in the last Stag, Polar Star, Season Ticket hundred yards and Manna remain-Ghost Train and City of Melbourne. For the ed in front until twenty yards from purpose of describing the race, it home, when special effort, by is only necessary to see how Wood Rothe mad Friar Tuck spring out and Stag and Polar Star ran, as at the right momolt to get the ver City of Melbourne was obviously diet. Westland Stig also respond outclassed, while Season Ticketed to Mr. It's asking to take second throw away all chances it had of place, the fast-tiring Mauna re winning when Mr. Reddy failed to taining third "place. got the lond at the outset.
Woodland Stug got well away the first and set a hot paod over half mile, but go as he would, Polar Star was within a couple of lengths of him. At the Rock, Polar Star draw dinost level with Woodland Stag, but the oll, stal- wart responded once more to Mr. Quincey's asking and again led by:
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Chateau Buy won the sixth rage fairly easily. This was followed by the race for the Australian Chan pions and then Fortune Bay won from a fairly classy fold to give Mr. Dunbar his second, win of the, day.
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(Noodt) 109 Dan'. Whiddon
(Chang) 216. Whoopee (Butler) 13 The Crook (Ip): ....... Helvellyn (Botelho).. 13 Huggo (Rothe) ... Valley Hall (Dallas) or High Links (Liang), Friar John (Len) .... Gay Fox (Fawcett)... Diplodotus. (Pa) Speedy (Charles) Jimmy (Stanton) Kanpaz (Ahern)
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3.-Griffing Spring Handicap
Messrs. Lewis and Tinson's Ton-
tine wing (Mr. Wong) 1 Mr: Ho Kom Tong's Navy Hall Messrs. Mackie and Grayburt's
(Mr. Pan) 2
Don
(Mr. Clark) 3 Wan by one length and a half;
A hot favourite in Orlando was Lobster Bay and Chivalrous figur- beaten in the last race of the day, ing in a thrilling finish, Mr. Botelho getting the verdict on short head between second had Lobster Bay from Mr. Charles on third. Chivalrous. Chivalrous was lend-
length while the ponies were rounding the village bend prior to ontering the straight. Then, a keen struggle ensued and Woodland Stag was beaten bis the time the distanceing up to twenty yards from Home post was reached. Mr. Quincey tried all he knew but could not get the ex-champion to respond to his asking and Polar Star hegan to draw ahend to such good pairPARD that he won by three clens, lengths.
Season Ticket only just serambled into third place in front of City of Melbourne. Both these candidates wore many lengths behind the first and second ponies.
THE SUBS CHAMPIONS.
when Lobster Bay drew level and virtually won on the last stride. Orlando failed to get the lead and everything considered, ran a good race to get third place.
RESULTS.
1,-NI Desperandum Stakes,,
Mr. EL. Hosie's Philanderer
(Mr. Clark) } Messrs. Lewis, and Tinson's Do
Bone
(Mr. Wong) 2 Messrs. Swatow. and Pakhoi's
Chiu Quan (Mr. Li) 3 Won by two lengths; three lengths
between second and third.
Time: 9 mina, 11.2 secs. Pari-mutuel —
Winner. Place
Winner: 812.80. Places: $7, $33.80; $11,
Betting. Public Money (Lee)... Gold Cup (Tung)... Philanderer (Clark), 682 De Bone (Wong) Firefly Liang)
The race for the Subscription Griffin's Champions was uneventful Racing Boy carried all the money and Mr. Y. 8.. Chang, who had the mount, Won in so comfortable a manner as toj suggest that): Rasing Boy could have carried another 20 pounds of lend and yet have won easily. Bistro was the disappoint ment of the rucs, My, Quincey tak ing his mount out in front, but falling to establish any kind of a lend. The going was apparently against this pony, for he was beaten at the Rock when Mrs. Dunbar's Siwash. ridden by MeCaan, passed him. Racing Boy did not take the lead from Siwash until the Distance | Amoy (G. Roza).... Post was reached and though Somerset (Fung) Siwash was whipped and pushed, Mausie (Nortinhn) ... he could not hold Racing Boy Gamester (Butler).... which responded smartly to Mr.
Chiu Quan (Li) Chang's asking and took the lead, Trigo (G. Roza) dropping into a canter & hundred The Rainstorm yards from home, Chost Train took third place.
Valeta (Rotlic) Philanderer, one of the best suba Hirwego (II. Botolgo) of this season, made up for past Fighting Blood disappointment by easily account- ing for the opening race of the Television (Charles)..
(Chang) 310 dar. De Bene was second and Estrellita (MoCann). Chin Quan third. Cy-pros, another Gee Gee (Pan) "1 good sub, won the second race with The Wrekin Banjolina, which and hitherto
(A. Botelho) ... 1 proved very disappointing, Alling The Slump Becond place with Gold Bar, well
(Mr. Noodt) 39 backed favourito, third.
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Time: 2 mins. 6.4 seca, Pari-mutuek:-
Winner: 833.. Places: 20.60; $54.90; 98: Betting.
Winner. Place: Gold Ring (Tung) 164. White Jade Stag
(Quineoy) 909 Tonline (Wong) King'a Parade.
(Chang) 395 Michael Guy
(Hutriman) Bowery Bay
(McCann 270. Don (Clark) 305. Domprou (Ch Rom).... Wembley Stag Indiana (Rothe)
(Noodt) -14 Powhatan (Li)
159 Alexandra Hall
(Dallas) 140. Kate (Stanton) ... Festival Eve
(Proulx) 85 Navy Hall (Pan)"....
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2-Nil Despletandum Stakes. (Second Olass).
(Butler) 4 Gold Digger
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(Clark)...1,457 Friar Tuck (Rotho), 303 Westland Stag (L) 600 Ling Mui (Pan), 19 The Giraffo
(Stanton) Botha (McCaan) Palaveror (Proulx). Mann (Noodt) 558 Joquim (A. Roza)... Anniversary Eve
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(Mr. Tung) Won by four lengths; two lengths between sesond and third., Time: mins. 11.2 sete. Pari-mutuel :-
Ho came through bokutifully at the | Mr. L.T.F.'s Gold Bar head of the straight and woh by a length and a half, Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Navy Hall, a comparative outsider: finished, second and, Don took third place.
Winner: 12.20.
A red-hot favourite in Lucy Glitters was well beaten in the rum Plucos; 87; 822.70; $7,00.-
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