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Cash Sweeps
Race 1.
887.21
234
34.00 12:45
WAKEFIELD SETS NEW
RECORD
Gold Key Beaten In Exciting Finish At Macao
MISS BERYN FAIR WINS LADIES RACE ON ESK
(BY."MORNING DEW'')
Favourites had a good day at Macao where there was a fairly good attendance at the last extra race meet- ing of the season.
There were many racing enthusiasts at the course, including Messrs. G. H. Poits, W. G. Pirie, H. B. L. Dowbiggin, P. M. Hodgson, H. H. H. Priestley, A. E. S. Alves, and A. H. Carroll.
Mr. A. J. P. Heard and Mr. Leo Frost were among the jockeys and won a couple of races each. Mr. P. P. Botelho won the novices event while the ladies race. which drew nine starters fell to Miss Beryn Fair who won a clever race on Esk..
PURE MUSIC WINS EASILY
Pure Music proved too good for the opening event and Mr. P. P. Botelho had no difficulty in win- ning with this pony. So On (Mr." Carroll up led most of the way, but tired rapidly in the straight to finish third behind Pure Music.
FROST WINS.
In the second race Mr. Carroll riding The Loafer, again led the field, closely followed by City of Shanghai (Mr. Frost up.) In the home straight, Baguio challenged the favourite but although he ran very gamely, could. only finish second "The Loafer just Anished in front of Good Sport for third place.
WAKEFIELD'S WIN. Wakefeld's victory in the third race was an exciting affair. The field of five were almost together
only finish third. The time for this race (D" Class) of 1.31.2 was distinctly on the fast side.
LADIES' RACE. Esk ridden by Miss Beryn Fair was content to his second behind "The Loafer (Miss Alabaster) most of the way round in the ladies' event. Esk passed the leader in the straight and stalled off a hot challenge from Gallant Fox (Miss Dówbiggin). The Loafer Joan finished third-
City of Shanghai finished fourth and Christmas Belle, fifth
Results
Race 1. Messrs. Lo and Laing's Pure'
Muste, 158 158.
(Mr. P. P. Botelho)
1
2
entering the straight and Gold Key Mr. Lyze's Brutus, 165 lbs. looked B winner at the dis- tance post. However Wakefield made a great effort over the last
Royal Navy v. Army furlong and thanks to Mr. Frost's
MORNING RACE
ROYAL NAVY.
Observer in, bracket.
Jacht. Helmsman
As Lt. Col. Graham (Capt.
Dunlop)
A10 Pay-Lt. McMullen
•
Pts.
17
(Capt. Fowkes) 23
A3 Cdr. Cowland
(Capt. Bolt), 13 A4 Commodore Elliott
(LA.-Col. Marsden) 9 A12 L-Col. Black
(Lt. Ramus) 19 Il Lt. Emannei
(Lt. Morris) B Y1 Lt. Powlett
(Li, William) ·7 Yo Lt. Clark
Gi. Surg. Lt. Ourjel
good riding got through to win by a length. Gold Key finished a short head in front of California, with Mon Talisman and Wonder- ful Stag close up.
HEARD'S INNINGS.
Mr. Heard's innings began in the fourth race. when he won the six furlongs from Flying Boy and Darien in a race in which Chau's Mr. pony led most of the way. Frost took out Paul Jones in this race, but was unplaced..
(Mr. WE Yen) LL-Cof's D. G. Kozikis' Bo On.
148 lbs.
(Mr. R. A. Carroll) 3 Won by "six lengths; four lengths. between second and third.
Time: 1 min 20.3 secs. Parl-mutuel:-
Winner: 88.00.
Place: $5.80; 88.10
87.20.
Also fan:-Bine Plane, 160. (Mr. W. Fung): Dashaway, 148 (lár. C. L. Aris); Prestwick, 145 (Mr. P. V. Botelho); Whitehall, 151 (Mr. R. M. Wood).
#Race 2
CEBU COMES IN... Mr. Roda's City of Shanghai,
155 lb. (Mr: L. G. Frost). I' Mr. Heard brought in another winner.. in the fifth race when he Mr. A.B.'s Bagulo, 155 lbs.
(Mr. E. O, Butler) 2 with Cebu, accounting for Iron Gey by half a length. Adam Mr. Chan's The Loafer, 155 ha..
(Mr. R. A. Carroll), 3 in spite of a good start could
WOXI
(Odr. Norfolk) 18
H7 Lt. Rossier (Capt. Duchasre) 10
(Lt. Jones) %
Hi. Pay Lt. Jackson
(Lt. Douglas) 14 H2 Lt. Brook (Lt Drury)...'
H9 Lt. Col. Venville
(Lt. W. Smith) B 17
AFTERNOON RACE
ROYAL NAVY:
As
Surg, Cdr. Brown'
(Major Morley) 3
A
194
ARMY
A Major Stewart
(Surg. Lt. Brown) 15 A7 Lt. Col. Carrington
As
Byke (Capt. Benson) 14 Major Grellier
(Sub-Lt. Whitworth) 12
(Lt. Johna) 25
(Col Hutton) 18 (Lt. St. Clawford) 29 Y3 Lt. Branabury
(Lt. Whitheld) 11 Y4Major Jebb (Lt. Alcock) .8
G8 Lt, Clarke
(Sub-Lt. Fieldy 21 H3 Major, Thoyta
(Capt. Sedgwick) 20
All Capt. Marshall
A13 Major Atkinson
13 Lt. Parker
Hs Major Wren
...
(Major Stewart) :18 Capt Benson
(Lt. Currington Syke) 19 A3 Sub-Lt. Whitworth
Major Grellier) 20 All L. Jones
(Capt. Marshall) A13 Car: Hutton
(Major Atkinson) 3. la Lt. St. Clawford
(Lt. Parker) 12 Y3 Lt. Whitfield
(LA. Bransbury) 21 Y4 LA. Alcock.
(Major Jebb) 14 G8 Sub-Lt. Field
(Lt. Clarke).15 H3 Capt. Sedgwick
(Major Thoyts) 9 H5 Comdr. Norfolk
(Major Wren): 12 HT Lt. L. Smith
(L. Rossior) 8
Morning
Total
124
996
ARMY AB Capt. Thinlop
(Lt.Cdr. Graham) 0. Aio Capt. Fowkes
(Pay-Lt. McMullen) 25 43 Dant, Bolt
(Cdr." Cowland) 18 A4 Lt. Col. Maraden
(Commodore Elliott) 16 A12, Lt. Ramundb
.་
-Odr. Black) 17 11 Lt. Morris (Lt. Emannel) 23 Y1 Lt. Williams-
(Lt. Powlett) 7: Yo Capt. Duchasre
(Le. Clark) 6- G1 Lt. Jones whose
(Surg-Lt, Curjol) § H1 L. Doug 1. Jackson) 18 LA. Drury (Lt. Brook) Hs Major Morsley
14:
(Lt.Cdr. Venville) 4,
Morning
Total:
128
∙177
7
Ticket Nos. 151, 6, 38, 204 get $3.46. each.
Race 2.
No. 197
110
73
$166.82 47,68 93,63
Race 3.
.No. "12
31 193 Tickets Nos. each.
$167.83"
47.94
93.97
44, 83 ged $13.32
Race 4.
No. 21
53 112
$303,06 88,70 43.38
Tickets Nos. 81, 201, 84, 41, 139:
get 89,64 each.
Race 5.
No. 120
14
1440
52
$191.04 54.56 27.28
Tickets Nos. 71, 7, 148, 189 get. $6.00 each.
Race 6,
No. 907 163
$245.19 70.98
36,49
12.
Tickets Nos. 238, 97, 122, 24, 10, 109 get $8.37 each.
Won by short head; three lengths between second-and third.
Time: 1 min. 34.3 secs. ।। Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: $13.30.
Place: $6.90; 817.60; $16.20. Also ran:-Blue Plane, 146 (Mr. Chanson); Carnation II, 140 (Mr. Deitz); Gallant Fox, 155 (Mr. Heard); Good Sport, 140 (Mr. Ip Hui Ying); The Rainstorm, 154 (Mr. Butler). Whoopee, 155 (Mr. F. P. Botelho).
Bace 3.z Mr. HB.Y.'s Wakefield, 162 lbs.
(Mr. L. G. Frost) 1 Mr. 8.B.K's Gold Key, 157 lbs.
(Mr. P. P. Botelho) 2
Mr. Lau's Malifornia, 140 lbs.
(Mr. S. Y. Laing) 3 Won by a length; short head be- tween second and third-
Time: 2 mins. 05.1 secs. Pari-mutuei:-
Winner: $10.00. Place: 38.80; $9.30.
Race 3.
Mr. H.S.Y.'s Wakefield, 162 lbs.
(Mr. L. G. Frost). 1 'Mr. S.B.K.'s Gold Key, 157 lbs.
(Mr. P. P. Bolteho) 2 Mr. Lau's California, 140 lbs.
(Mr. B. Y. Liang) 3 Won by a length, short head be- tween second and third.
Time: 2 mins, 05.1 secs.
Pari-mutuel:—
Winner: $10.00.
Place: $6.80; $9.20. Wonderful Stag, 158.
(BẮT. N. Delta); Mon Talisman, 142, Mr. Y. T. Fung).
1
Race 4. Mr. C.P.K's African Eve, 150 lbs."
(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) Mr. H. S. Chan's Flying Boy, 152.
lbs.... (Mr. H. P. Chanson) 2 Mr. Lan's Darien, 155 lbs.
(Mr. S. Y. Laing) 3 Won by 11 lengths; four lengths between second and third.!
Time: 1 min. 32.4 secs. Pari-mutuel:-
Winger: $10.50,
Place: 88.00; #11.90; $7.80. Also ran:-Aida,-158 (Mr, Harri- man): Just Imagine, 155 (Mr. S. W. Bang); Paul Jones, 158 (Mr. Frost); The. Crook, 158 (Mr. P. P. Botelho).
Race 5. Mr. Vick Chim's Cebu, 154 Iba,
(Mr. A. I. P. Heard) 1 Mr. H. Y. Laing's Iron Grey, 152
lbs. (Mr. N. Deltz) 2. Mr. Johi Keswick's Adami, 152
16. (Mr. L. G. Frost): 3 Won by half a length;- two lengths between second and third.
Time: 1 min. 31.2 secs... Pari-mutuel
Winner: $10.00.
Place: $5.50; $8.10; $5.90.
Also ran-Glen Shee, 146 (Mr. Laing); Orlando, 167 (Mr. Yue, Shun Way Bwale, 143 (Mr, But- ler); Widnes,' 168 (Mr. Harriman)
Race 6.
Mr. Lan's Eak
(Miss Beryn Fair) 1 Mr. Stephen Lam's Gallant Fox
(Miss Joan Dowbiggin) 2 Mr. Chan's The Loafer
f
Alege (Miss Alabaster) 3 Wem by a length; a neck be- tween second and third.
Time: 2 mins 09.3 secs. Farl-mutuel
Winner: $11.80
Place: $7.70 28.30: 912.50,
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