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PROPOSED
PROGRAMME
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DECEMBER 10, 1936.
TRAINING GALLOPS
AT MACAO callons yesterday:
Racing At
Jockey ClubTM
Entrance for the Race Meeting on January 10, 1937. at Macad wil close on December 29.
The following is the proposed programme at that meeting, sub- jcct to alteration:--
1st Race. Nanchange Handicap. (First Section 1
$150.
Winner
Strathroy Rose Evelyn
Monoplane
11
COURVOISIER
THE BRANDY OF NAPOLEON Fournisseur breveté de M. l'Empereur,
The following times were recorded
Dis 1st 2nd
3rd 4th 5th Last tance Qr. Qr. Qr. Qr. QZ. QT. 14 42 1.17 1.49" 2.18.3 2.48.3 28
2 39 1.15 1.40.1
31.1
at the Valley "training
King's Warden
and
King's Sceptre
Philanderer
11 44.3 1.25.1 2.0.1 2.381 $.08.4 30.3
241.2 1.19,3 1,52
32.2
1 38 1.13.1 1.44.4, 2.18.3
31.4
Bag Tor
X 36.2
1.11
1.40
ng"
Bobolak Star
14.32
101.1
1.32 2.00.4 2.27.3 26.4
Saucy Face
2 31,2
104.1
1.32.4
28.3
Racing Boy
138.1
1.13
1.43.3
30.3
41.3 1.22,2 2013 · 2.39°
37.3
Soldier of Honour and
Herod Bear Claw Cassius
2 41.1 1.14.4 1.45.3
30.4"
1
2 44
38.3 1.17.1 1.52.4 146 1.25.3 1.58
1.23.4 1.55.3
2.24
31.1
32.2
32.4
COURVOISIER
1.20.. +41
1.52.2
32.2
Wentworth
46 1.22 1.57 35
High Honour,
Second $75. Third $50, For China Ponies classified by The Hong Kong Jockey Club as "D" & "Soldier of Peace classes at date of entry and Sub- Merry Doer scription Ponies of this Club. MACAO TRAINING GALLOPS, Jockey allowance. Entrance $5.
Saturday, December 3 One Mile.
Hogmanay
Rothesay Bay 43 1.21 1.58 35
48 1.32 2.08 36 | Hurdling Morn... 50 1.34 2.10 38 52 1.37 2.00 33 Victory Life
43 1.24 1.59 35 50 1.35 2.11 36
2nd Race.-Wen Chang Handl-Brown Bec cap. Winner $150. Second $75. Shanghai 4 Third 550. For China Ponles, Sub- City Life scription Ponies of this Club that shih Yin Grand 44 1.23 1.56 33 have not won a race since Septem-
ber 1. 1936. Jockey allowance. THE SWORD OF
Entrance $5. Five Furlongs,
3rd Race-Lok Chang Handicap. Winner $150 Second $75. Third $50. For China Ponies, Subscrip- tion Ponies of this Club. Winners
WALLACE
Merry Fatty Coureur Bleu Gold Reserve
.49 1.33 2.06 34
.... 46 1.28 2.03 35
47 1.27 2.03 36 1.37 2.1335
51
and a two-hander can be seen in Albrecht Dürer's famous woodcut of Irish soldiers dated 1521. The Black Book of Taymouth, drawn about the end of the sixteenth cen- tury, shows generations of Camp-
There is evidence to show that they were still being carried in Scotland as late as the middle of the seventeenth century.
of three or more races during 1936. Antiquaries In Error bells with two-handed swords.
barred. Jockey allowance. En- trance $5 One Mlle,
4th Race Nanchang Handicap. THE TELL-TALE HILT (Second Section) Winner, $150.
Second $75. Third $50. For China The news of the theft of Sir WH-Though not all the relics of Fontes classified by The. Hong liam Wallace's two-handed sword national hernes carry conviction, Kong Jockey. Club as "D" & "p" kom the Wallace Monument at Scotsmen can pride themselves on classes at date of entry and Sub-Stirling need not unduly perturb having at Edinburgh Regalia of scription Ponies of this Club. good Scotsmen. writes. James C. perceptional interest, and, in the Jockey allowance. Entrance $5. Mann in a Home paper.
main. considerably, older Regalia, Six Furlongs.
The sword, which I remember than that which will be carried at 5th Race-Wuchang Handicap, being shown to me there as the the Cormation of King Edward Winner $150, Second $100. Third sword of Sir William Wallace VIII. (I of Scotland) in London $75. For China Ponies, Subscrip- much as I would like to believe it. next year. The crown of King tion Pontes of this Club that have being a Scot myself), cannot be James IV., who fell at Modden, his not won a race at race meetings placed as early as his time. The sceptre, and the great sword pre- of this Club since September 1. thumb ring and guard, known as a sented by Pope Julius II. in 1507. 1936. Winner at this Meeting. j'pas d'âne." not to mention other escaped the hand of Cromwell, and barred. Entrance 35. Six Furlongs. detalls, betray the hit as not be- after manifold adventures across
6th Race--Ladies' Dash (Un-fore the sixteenth century, and not country, were eventually locked up. official) Winner $50. Second $30. jnecessarily cven Scottish It is in a chest in Edinburgh Castle in Third $20. A Cup will be present- ald to have been preserved at 1707. They were not seen again ed to the Winning Rider. Souve- Dumbarton Castle from 1305, when until they were brought to light in nirs will also be prasented to the j5r William Wallace was led 1818. Sir Walter Scott was present 2r.d 2 3rd Placed Riders. A captive there. until 1888. when with the high officials who attend- transferred to the Menú i ed on this memorable occasion. none knowing what the forcing of the locks- would reveal.
Handleap for China Ponies, the jl was bona fide property of the Hong ment.
Kong Riding School. To be rid- This is not necessarily a case of i den by Members of the School. deliberate invention. It has often No Whips or Spurs allowed. En-happened in the past when anti- trance $3. Half a Mile.
quarian knowledge was not very trong that an ascription has be- come confused, being transferred
LOCAL SOCCER by mistake from the original to
Fixtures For Week-End
SENIOR SHIELD,
· 12.12.36.-Club v. South C. “B”. 12.12.30. St. Josephs v. Recreio. 13.12.36.-R.U.R. v. South C. "A". 13.12.38.-R.WF. v. Police.
another object of later date. How siten has one come across this in tld country houses, even with tamily portraits.
The sword was exhibited at the laying of the foundation stone of the Wallace Monument in 1861 with those of four other Scottish heroes, King Robert Bruce, Stř John de Graeme, Sir Richard Lun- din (sic) and the Black Douglas. From a drawing in my possession it would appear that, of these, Sir John Graham's Was a basket- bilted broad-sword and Sir Richard Lundin's a claymore with quatre- toll quillons, while the Bruce's was clearly much later than the four-
JUNIOR SHIELD 12.12.38.-R.E. v. University. 12.12.36 Navy v. R.AS.C. 12.12.36-RA.O.C. v. R.A." (L). 13.12.36-Eastern v. Police 1. 13.12.36.-R.UR. v. Police TI 13.12.36-Kowloon "C" v. South (teenth century, and the Black
China.
LEAGUE DIVISION L 12.12.36-East Lanes v. Navy. 12.13.36.-Eastern v. C.A.A. 13.12.36.--Kowloon "C" v. Kow-
loon,
LEAGUE DIVISION 2.; 12.12.36.-Club v. R.W.F 12.12.36-RÀ. (8) v. Kowloon. LEAGUE DIVISION 3. 12.12.36.-Liga v. Kumaon R. 12.12.38Kwong Wah'v. Recreio. 13.12.38.-RAF. V. R.E
Couglas'salas- German, six- teenth-century "Zweihänder" with faming blade.
THE CLAYMORE
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seapots of its own in the Claymore 1937 Edition Now in Course of Preparation
(Gaelic, "Claidheamh-mér." 1.e..
great sword), which is a two-hand- ed sword and not to be confused with the later basket-hilted broad- word to which the name is fre- quently wrongly applied. There are two types of hilt. One has long. drooping quillons ending in pierced quatrefoils. This design can be seen on the sculptured tombs of the West Coast. It is this form which Times of kick-off-Senior Shield D. W. Stevenson, the sculptor of Shield:4 p.m.; Junior: Shield: 2.15 Bir William Wallace's statue, has p.m.; Late League Match: 4 p.m.;
quite plausibly placed in the hero's band. Early League Match: 2.30 p.m.
POSTPONED MATCHES DIVISION 2 16.12.36-R4. (L) v. Navy. 18.12.36.-Kumaon R. v. E. Lanes.
Examples are rare and highly prized. They: can be seen in the
GOLF COMPETITION Kuseum of Antiquities at Edin
burgh; there is one in the Noel The results of the LG.U. Medal Faton Collection in the Royal Scot .competition held on December ash Museum, and another will be. are as follows:
found in the Edward VII, Gallery Silver division: Old course-Mrs. of the British Museum Several N. McGowan, ́ ́94-15-79.
specimens in private hands, were Bronze division: New course-hown in London at the Exhibition
Mr. M. A. Johnson, 96-27-6§.
jor Bcottish Art and Antiquities, held at Grosvenor-place in 1931.
CORNISH HOLY WELL The second and probably later
type. has straight.quillons, and two'
A Comish holy well at St Aus- arge shell guarda, one on each side. tell is to be restored in commemo~ An example in the Tower of Lon-- ration of the Coronation of King don is reputed to have been carried Edward.
before the Chevaller de St. George,
This well, which is of the Middle then he was proclaimed King at English architectural design, was scone in 1716. None of the above- recently discovered on a farm, mentioned -Swords- is probably where it had been covered with earlier than the sixteenth century, shrube and undergrowth for many though those with "wheel" pom- years. The scheme includes the mels show a close connection with construction of an approach path a widespread medieval fashion. Sh for the public and the re- | DURER'S WOODCUT EMMA moval of obstraction around the Analogous swords with drooping Well
quillons were used by the Irish,
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