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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1934.
The WINNER at every meeting
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All over the world, among every race, and wherever tips are given, White Horse Whisky has won first place. It's a good 'stayer,' too; and in no way a costly invest- ment. It has strength, plentiful stamina, is always in good condition-in every way a perfect thoroughbred.
a hot favourite
White Horse is a good doer; beds down well, especially if given a little hot water and a lump or two of sugar. It is partial to a slice of lemen.
You can wet your boots-or bet your shirt-on
WHITE HORSE
WHISKY
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THE SELECTIONS STABLE PROSPECTS REVIEWED
Some Suggestions For First Day
MAIDENS AND TRIALS-
FOR SOLDIERS
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(By Morning Dew"}
The following are the tentative selections for the first day:-
Races 1 and 2
The Carp
Sarabande
Utoplan
Antamok
Young Hero
Race 3
Soldier of Britain Zero.. Electric Star
Race 4
Princess Angeline
Atlas Bronze Era
Race 5
Able Amazon.
Bag Tor Just That
Ract &
Liberty Bay King's Justice Bright Star
Baco 7
Classic Hall King Willow Racing Spirit
Race 8
"6
Soldier of China Lemberg - King's Warden
Race 9
Trentbridge Gleneagles Cossack's Beauty
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Race 10
Hetmen Navy. Hall Blue Star
Race 11
Gladiator 'New Star Bright View
Race 12
Diana Bay "-Sadko
Brechin
JOCKEY RECORDS
How They Fared Last Season
The following list will show how some of the jockeys who will be racing here fared. last season.
D. Black....6 9 10
A. A. R. Botelho 2.10.
F. P. Botelho 5 3 3 31
E. O. Butler 9 17 11 80.
R. A. Carroll 2 4
2 40
H. P. Chanson.5 4 548
N. Deitz...... 88
L. G. Froat... 44. 31.
Y. T. Fung 1
9 30
23
5 8
G. A. Harriman 5 7: 11 A. J.P. Heard 40 28 29
19 53 72 B
Ip Kui Ying. 8 10
D. S. L.
6. Y. Lalig
7 7 10 64
B. N. Pan ...
10 5 14
17 12 6
B. A. Proulx
G. U..da Roza 15 23, 18
S.Y. Sung..........
F. M.L. Soares' · 8.
6
:8
W. T. Stanton 1
2 0 / 16
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Shanghal Records
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AT, L. Wong-
Y. 8. Chang12 1811 163
D. 8. L1, 14, 12, 14
"Dunbar" Candidates Still Outstanding:
"Dynasty" Stands Next
MESSRS. KONG BROS. SHOULD DO WELL
Many of those who have been regularly following form
either from the training times or by occasional visits to the race course will no doubt be glad to know something of the prospects of the different stables at the Race Meeting. The Derby Prospects are discussed in a separate article in this issue and selections for the first day will be found elsewhere. These are tentative selections ...and the final selections will be given on Saturday morning.
Liberty Bay For Champions
Once again the Dunbar stable promises to be at the very head of affairs. With & couple of out- standing ponies like Liberty Bay and Diana Bay, they out to be able to collect half a dozen races in the first four days. Gleneagles too is back on the course and look- ing as it as ever and it will not
be surprising to see him turning up a winner, though in his case he will have some hard nuts to crack in the shape of Trentbridge, Sadko, etc.
In
the matter of Australian ponies, the stable has been unlucky in the past, but this year it looks as if they are..going to make up
QUEEN'S
for lost time. They have drawn an outstanding sprinter in Princess Angeline and may have a good deal to say" in the Australian events, Moreover, Wooland Stag is how also in this stable, and since he is as it as he had ever been, I think the "Dunbar" colours will be prominent in the Australian events.
As regards Derby griffins, they have Chief Seattle and Oak Bay amongst others. These two ponies, while admittedly not so attractive at the moment as some of the others, are nevertheless quite cap- abl of coming in among the placed candidates. Mr. Frost is riding for this stable.**
The "Pearce" String.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce have the They next best stable, I think. have
in their old ponies class, Trentbridge. Hetman and King's Bounty and between these three they ought to be able to do quite
well. Their Australian bony. Vriday is a nice mover, and al-. though on paper this pony does not compare favourably with some of the others, there is little doubt that he is a good 'un,
Of Derby griffinis In this stable, King's Warden is the most promis ing and although the consensus of opinion the moment is that. King's Warden is unlikely to win. there is no telling what Y. S. Chang can do with his mounts.
The best sub in the stable is King Willow, a pony which, one feels certain, is likely to win some thing at the meeting. King Wil low is better than King Salmon. (Continued on Page 3)
TONIGHT
AT 9.30 P.M.
For the First Time in the Orient
"Hello Hongkong”
A REAL LIVE
“Broadway” Revue
with
20 ALL-AMERICAN STARS
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including
STUNNING CHORUS OF AMERICAN BEAUTIES
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Orchestra"Stalls" $4.40-
F. Marshall 57 33 37 244-
Ai Yi Bang bai 45 30 32 340
T. L. Wong
28 21 18197
PRIOR S Dress Dirole $3.80
Back Stalla: 62.20 "Barvicemen. Half.. Price to Back: Stall