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TRAINING GALLOPS
31.2
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20,
1937.
FANLING GOLF COURSE
Starting Times For To-morrow
The following are the starting times tor Faning to-morTOW¦--
OLD COURSE
9.30 am-K. S. Robertson and W.
Sharp.
9.24 a.m.-H. M... Alexander und
A. A. Bremner.
9.28 a.m.-C. Blake and A. B
Raworth.
9.32 a.m.-Major Shannon and A.
K. Mackenzie!
9.38 a.m.-H. Owen Hughes and
A. C. L Bowker.
9.40 a.m.-S. Mason and J. H. M.
Andrew.
9,14 a.m.-D. Lyon and W. W. C.
Shewan.
9.48 a.m.-G. C. Worrall and L. M.
S. Lloyd.
9.52 a.m.-J. F. G. van Reede and
F. Buckle.
9.36 a.m.-H. N. Willamson and
J. Forbes.
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The following times wore recorded at the Valley training gallops yesterday:-
it
Dis 1st
tance Qr.
Sylvandale (0)
31
3nd. 3rd Qr. QT. 1.01.1
4th Qr.
Lust
QF.
30.1
Electron (0)
31
67,4
20.4
Laughing Buddha (0)
30.3
30.3
Ythan (0)
39
1.11.3 1.44.3 2.15.3.
30
Boronia Belle (A)
28.1
26.1
Rosalind (A)
1 27.2
27.2
Racing Heart (0)
38.1 1.04.4 1.32.4
23
Strathcarrick ̧ {A}
34.2 1.02
27.3
Bistre (0)
33
1.04.2
Election Tline (0)
King's Coronation & King's
Warden (G)
Dick Turpin (A)
30.2 1.01:1
30.4
31.1 1,00.3
29.2
+27.3
54
26.2
Trent (3) & Aire (G)
+31.1
31.1
Vira & Apilas (0)
33.1 1.02.2
29.1
Rondo (8)
1 30.3
30.3
Saucy Face (0)
28.2 59.1
29.4
Stopwatch (0) & Gordito (8)
$37 1.00.1
29.1
Plain View (0)
40.11.13.2 1.49
31:3
Scenic View (G).
+
32 1.02
30
The Right Time (A)
32.3 59.4
27.1
Aztec (A) .....
+27.3
53.3
26
Rose Lafayette (A) & Poten-
tate (G)
+ 28.2
28.2
Atomic Star (8)
3 32
32
Wadebridge (0)
31.1 1.01.1
30
King's Highway (G)
30.4 1.00
29.1
Tim (G)
+ 30
30
Wild Lite (0)
30.2
59.1
*29.4
Dragonfly
(0) & March
(
Brown (S) ....
1.31.3
313
DAVIS CUP DRAW-Sir Samuel Hoare, president of the Lawn Tennis Association, making the draw from the cup in London. Left is the secretary, Mr. H. A. Sabelli. Great Britain, as the holders, do not come in until the challenge round.
10.00 a.m.-A. H. Forbes and E. J.
Nathan.
China Clipper & Election Day
(8)
34.1 1.06.2
32.1
Flybynight (0)
National Anthem (3)
Amberley (0) A
Tempest & Weedon Seat (5)..
Pagan Love (8)
Commencement Bay (G)
Red Feather (G) & Boolat
Bay (0)
134
1.06
32
Adam (8)
132
32
33.1 1.08.2
35.1
Clowner & Bouldnor (8)
31.2
32.2 1.03
30.2
Solorina (A)
26
30.3 1.00.4
20.1
Able Amazon 101
20.2
50 1.24
31.2 26" 29
L
33.4 1.05.3 1.38
32.2
Lianarmon (A)
33.4 1.00.2.
28.3
30.3 1.00.2
29.4*
Courting "Eve (A)
1 28
56.1 1.22.4
26.3
10.04 2.m.-King and C. Mycock. 13.08 a.m.-D. C. Chapman and H. S. Dinsdale. 10.12 a.-A. E. Gerondal and N.
P. Fox. 10.18 a.m-D. J. Gilmore and T. R. Chassels.
Commrmanain)
Aramis (8)
32
1.03
31
30.4
59.4
29
Gladiator (0)
29.3
58.2
29
Persian Cat & Peak View (8)
31.4 1.02.3
30.4
Shipmaster (S), Racing Boy
Expansion Time (0)
29 1
20.1
(0) Tre Tin (5)
31.2 1.02
30.3
Petroushka & Katinka (A)...
28.1 54.2
28.1
Standard Tire & Successful
Burgemaster (0)
34.3 1.06.1
31.3
Time (3)
1 33.2 1.04.4
31.2
Flying Arrow (8)
33.3 1,04
30.2
Coronation Day (S)
£ 28.4
28.4
Oak Bay (0)
27
27
Ling Long (8)
30.1
30.1
10.20 a.m.-H. U. Ireland and A.
E. Lissaman. 10.24 a.m.-3. H. Dodwell and K. S.
Morrison.
! 10.28 a.m.-J. W. Mayhew and R.
Banger. 10.32 a.m.-J. A Shaw and A. W.
Gibson.
Rob Roy (G)
Lancashire Tich & Nationa!
Faith, (S)
The Baboon (8)
34.3 1.03.4
29.1
Gold Sovereign (0)
1 30.2 1.00.3
30.1
Gold Coin (0)
'30
1.01
31.
29.4
29.4
Roolily (A)
27.1
New Star (0)
35.3 1.10.4 1.45.4 441.1 1.19.3
33
\Lazlii! (A)
34.2 1.04.3 1.33
27.1 2.02.129.1
38.2
Dawn Star (0)
3 35 1.08.4 1.39.3
Happy Venture (8) & Firefly
(G)
Honey (0)
127
55.1
30.4 28.1
རྣ 31
1.02.3
31.3
Helephant & Mariposa (3)
32.1
32.1
Naughty Cat & Park View (8)
32.2 1.035.3
33.1
Ding Dong (S)
...33.2
33.2
Precious Stream (A)
1. 27.4
27.4
·Happy Eve, (G)
1: 32.3 1.01.4
29.1
Noggin (A)
1 26.3
26.3
National Spirit (G)
34.3 1.00.3
32
Rhodium (A)
+ 29
29
Tiny Star (0)
&
Feudal
Perfect Day (0)
1 29.4
29.4
Knight (8)
* 29.4
29.4
Ocean View (0)
1 29.4
29.4
King's Jubiler (0)
34.1 1.04.4
30.3
Havoc Eve (G) & Honeymoon
Radium (8)
32.2 1.04.1
21.4
11.00 a.m.
Eve. (0)
4 29.4 1.00.3
30:4
Amulette (A)
28.3
55
28.2
www
National Unity (A)
1 33.3 1.02
28.2
Such Fun (A)
27.1
$3.3
28.2
Copper Idol (8)
34.2 1.04.2
30
Philanderer (0)
1 93.1
33.1
National Wisdom (8)
32
32
King's Justice (0),
29.3
59.3
..30
Donovan (0) ..........
31.3 101.3
30
Prospero (8):
36.3 1.08.4
32.1
Laughing Cavaller (G)
31.1 1:00
28.4
Blandford (0)
37
1.03.4
26.4
Declasse (8)
30.1
30.1
Chlu Shan (8)
† 29.3
29.3
11.12 a.m.-J. W. Plait and H. C.
Whittall
Saltire (A)
30.3
58.4
28.1
Bag -Tor. (O)
# 36
(107.3 1.35.1
27.3
Araxy (5)
34
1.00.4
32.4
Busok & Malolo (8)
30.27
30,2
Centre Court (0) ...
130
56.1
20.1
Royal Highness (0)
7 34.2 £.03
28.3
11.18 a.m.-E. Taylor and Taylor. 11.20 a.m.-H. L F. Ewin" arid J.
C. Dunbar,
Centre Forward (G) & Soldier
Chunteen (8) &.17th of Sept
11.24 a.m.-R. HL Griffiths and P.
11,12
of Peace (0)
33.1 1.02.2
29.1
(0)
33.1 1.04
30.4
L. Lrete.
Roeburn (8)
+ 38.3 1.10
-33.2
Twilight Star (A)
28.4
56.4
28
32
59.4
27.4
Medieval Knight (A)
30
59
29
Hart Davis.
10.36 am.-I. H. Geare and A. M.
Kirby,
10.40 a.m.-H. H Pethick and W
Hewitt.
10.44 am-A. V. Greaves and A.
Murdoch.
10.48 a.m.-A. E. C. Marton and F.
Marshali.
10.52 a.m.-T. L'ndars and E A. R.
Newton.
10.56 am.-W. E. Hunt and P.
Morrison.
Rodger and R. Young 11.04 a.m.-J. A. R. Selby and D.
Forbes.
11.08 a.m.- F. Sommers and D.
D. Forbes,
Telephone 20135.
NEW COURSE
9.21 a.m.-P. H. Scoones and I. P.
Tamworth. 9.28 a.m.-G. "H Cautherley and
J. G. Cotesworth,
9.36 a.m.-A. S. Adamson' and T.
Low.
ד ...
9.40 am. J. 5. Dunnett and F."A.
M. EBott.
9.48 a.m.-A. Anderson and W. J.
S. Key.
9.52 .m.-A. Nicol and N. K.
Littlejohn.
10.00 a.m.-R. M. Wood and J. E Richardson.
10.08 a.m.-R. L D. and Mrs. Wodehouse.
10.16 m. Mrs. Bake and Mrs. Mackenzie, 10.24 4.-T. S. and Mrs.
8001.
| FREEMASONRY
IN SCOTLAND
A letter from King George VI, Grand Master Mason of Scotland. written, when he was buke of York, was contained in a minute submitted to the Quarterly Com- munication of Grand Lodge in Free- masons' Hall, Edinburgh. The let- ter conveyed congratulations to all members of Grand Lodge on the excellent manner in which "their general arrangements were car- ried out for the recent bicentenary celebrations, and added: "I feel- sure that deputations and visiting brethren must have been greatly the not only with Morri-impressed
dignity and simplicity of the in- stallation ceremony but also with the friendly hospitality which they met on all sides."
Sir
Iain
Colquhoun, Acting Grand Master Mason, said that he had been asked by the Grand Master Mason to express to Grand Lodge, his thanks for their friend- ly welcome when he came to Edin- burgh and his deep and earnest congratulations on what he could only hope had been the magni- ficent success of the bicentenary: celebrations.
10.32 a-Mrs. Stewart and Mrs.
Low.
...լ
10.40 a.m.-Mrs. Chapman and
Mrs. Dinsdale. 10.48 am.--Mrs. Pethick and Mrs.
Mayhew. 10.56 a.m.-Mrs. Forbes and Mrs.
Nathan.
and
11.04 a.m.--Mrs. Gerondai
Mrs. Fox. a.m.Eng. Cdr. Davies and
Col. Matthews.
11.28 m. A. Cooper and J.11.20 a.m.-Cdr. Disbrowe and Lt.
Cdr. Waymouth.
3
in
Bear Claw (0)
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arranges
grammes
pro-
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of the
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