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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1936. KWANTI RACE MEETING
One Broken Wrist Sustained
EXCELLENT DISPLAY
Three accidents, “happily not of a very serious nature, marred the otherwise excellent display at the Christmas Meeting of the Faniing Hunt and Race Cỉnh hold at Kwanti on Saturday.
Mr. B. C. M. Kelly unfortunately sustained a broken wrist and injuries to his left eye when his horse stumbled, and Messrs. E. J. Tandy and F. G. Nigel fell from their mounts and, although they were not hurt, took no further part in the race.
Miss Lois Fearon, who has just recently returned to the Colony, won the "ladies' race with ease. leading all the way on Busan to finish with lengths to spare."
His Excellency, the Governor, Sir Andrew "Caldecott, accompanied by Lady Caldecott, and attended by Capt. W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C., were present.
Among the others who attended the Meet were:-
Mr. J. F. Macgregor. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stanton, Comdr. and Mrs. J. B. Newili, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. R. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Paton, Lt.-Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin. Mr. and Mrs. C. D'Arcy Curtis, Mr. E B. Reed, Mr. M. M. Watson, the Hon. Mr. J. J. and Mrs: Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Sheldon, Mr.J and Mrs. M. H. Turner, Comdr, and Mrs. Addis, Mrs. J. H. Taggart, Mr.
J. Black. Capt. and Mrs. Hyland and many others.
RESULTS
Also ran:-High West, 175 -10. Mr. J. M. Wood); Jack O'Lantern, 175 lb., (Mr. E. J. Tandy) Jock Scott, 175 lb., Mr. G. P. Fergu- son: Mortmain, 171 1b., (Mr. F. G. Nigel); and The Mix. 171 lb.. (Mr. A H. R. Butcher).
8 starters.
Won by two and half lengths, many lengths.
Time: 8.9.4.
Cash Sweeps
No. 233
++
70 201
$338.10 96.60
48,30
Unplaced ponies ($25 each) 27.
5, 253, 285, 180.
Winner: $26.20.
Place: $10.00, $12.00, $44.20.
Special $1 Cash Sweep No. 1470
$2,243,04
6641 4891
841.04 320.52
Unplaced ponies (58.36 each) 3481, 6375, 7150, 5389. 5626, 1902, -
5.-The December Country Cup"
The results were as follows!-- - Over a country course of ap- 1-2.30 p.m. The Canberra Han-proximately 3 inlles finishing on dicup. milles. A Steeplechase the Race Course. For China for Australian Ponies. Winner-A Ponies. Weight 165 lbs, Winners Cup or $50; 2nd-$30; 3rd-$20, af & Country Race last season 10 Entry, $3.
W. T. Stanton's Belinda 155 lb
lbs extra. Winner a Cup or $50: 2nd $30; 3rd $20.--Entry Fee $3.
DIVISION TWO
L JA. Feilden's That That
(Mr. Sandbach)
1
F
C. Minshull-Ford's
Lucy
Glitters '157 lb (Mr. Min- shull-Ford)
2
165 lb (Mr. L J. A. Fell- dea)
Lt.Cdr. H. F. Brister's Danc-
ing Hall 180 lb (Mr. L. C. Marson)
W. E Orleve's Ebony Idol 191 lb (Mr. W. E Grieve)
3
Also ran:-Brutus, 180 lb., (Mr. D. Baker-Carr); Streamline, 170
b.. (Mr. R. C. Kelly); and Trojan. 158 lb., (Mr. E. C. Parker-Jervis).
6 starters.
Capt. T. B. J. Clarke's Festival Eve 176 lb (Capt. T. B. J. Clarke)
2
3
Also ran: Darien, 185 lb., (Mr.
C. R. Q. Henriques); Lancashire Loom, 166,, lb., (Mr. E. C. Parker-
Won by a length; many lengtha Jervis); Latität, 165 lb., (Mr. Sand-" Time: 9.17.3
Cash Sweeps
No. 142
$231.80
'264
門
4
48
66.10 33.08
bach); and The Roundhead, 165 Jb., (Mr. J. P. Murphy).
7 starters.
Won by
two lengths; "mary
lengths..
Time: 8.38.4.
Cash Sweeps
No, 291
$355.60
•
184
268
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Unplaced ponies, ($25 each) 122, 210, 38.
Winner; $15.00.
Place: $7.20, $7.80, $17.10.
2. The Shing Mun: Plate, 11 miles. A Hurdle Race for China Ponies. Winners of a Hurdle Race or Steeplechase at Kwant! last Serson barred. Catchweight 160 lbs. Winner-A Cup or $50; 2nd- $30: 3rd-$20. Entry $3.
A. IL Potts's Racing Pluck
(Mr. I. C. Harris)
1
P. F. J. de Kok's Racing Strain (Mr. C. L. Gregory)
2
3
H. A. Browning's King's Parade (Mr. H. A. Browning) ...... Also rap:-Gold Currency, Mr. G. P. Rickcord); Punch, (Mr. L. C. Marson); and Winchester Stag. (Mr. E. C. Parker-Jervis),
6 Startera.
Won by: a length; two lengths.' Time: 3.04.2.
No. 266
142
109.
Cash Sweeps
$309.20
101.60 $0.80 Unplaced ponies ($25 each) 371. 324, 18, 171.
Winner: $17.00.
Place: $7.00, $8.00, $7.30.
6. "The Ladles Scurry."A flat race of mile for China Ponies, bona fide hunters. Winners of any race since January 1, 1936, barred. To be ridden by ladies. Catch- weight 145 lbs. Winner a Cup, 2nd and 3rd silver souvenirs. No En- try Fee. Starters to be declared Mr. W. T. Stanton's Susan by.4 pm. on the day of the Race.
(Miss Fearon)
Mr. N. W. Metcalfe's Cloudy
Eve (Mrs. Paton)
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Mr. H. C. Lee's The Duke (Mrs.
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3
Also ran:-Dynamite, (Mrs. Cul- tart).
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68.36 44.18
Unplaced ponies ($25 each) 328, 287. 157.
Winner: $9.50.
Place: $8.00, $7.30, $8.70. 3.-The Taipo Handicap 11 miles. A Steeplechase for China Ponies. Winner-A Cup or $50; 2nd-330; 3rd-$20. Entry 53.
L. J. A. Feilden's Estover 164 lb (Mr. L. J. A. Feilden)
G. P. Ferguson's Dicgenes 168
lb (Mr. I. C. Harris)
C. L. Gregory's Tke 155 lb (Mr.
C. L. Gregory),
3 Starters.
3
Won by: many lengths; two lengths.
Time: 3.38.3.
No.. 30
282
$392.58 112.20 58.10
.. 308 Winner: $23,90. Place: $32.70. 4-The December Country Cut Over a country course of appro mately 3 miles finishing on the Race Course For China Ponles.. Weight 165 lbs. Winners of a Country Race last season 10 lbs. extra. Winner-A Cup or $50; 2nd,
$30: 3rd-$20. Entry Fee $3.
DIVISION ONE ·
IN ONE
L. C. Marson's Wembley Stag 185 lb. (Mr. L C. Marson) Capt. F. J. C. Rybot's Glenshee 175 lb (Capt F. J. C. Rybot) OP. Rickcord's Nebular Star
166 lb (Mr. G. P. Rick- cord)
4 Starters.
Won by: many lengths; two lengths.
Time: 1.0.0.
Cash Sweeps
No. 381
.318
$485.58 133.00 .. 331
66.50 Unplaced pony ($25) No. 44.. Winner: $8.30. Place: $5.90, $8:50.
1,500 HORSES DIE OF GRASS SICKNESS
Of
A "devastating" outbreak grass sickness of horses, said to have caused. the death of 1,500 In Scotland alone, is responsible for the lane of an oficial state- ment By the Agricultural Research Counella,
Investigation of this disease- cne, of the most mysterious to some time been proceeding at the which horses are subject has for
under the Animal Diseases Re- Moredun Institute, Midlothian,
search Association. The Counen funds and research staff no cura admit that in spite of adequate
has yet been found.
in
"The disease may occur elther an acute or a sub-acute form," a veterinary expert in- formed a representative of the "Morning. Post," "In the acute form, death may occur in two to five days. Symptoms include dis" Inclination for food and twitching of the shoulder region,"
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