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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1937.
TRAINING GALLOPS
Times Taken At Happy Valley
The following times were taken during the training gallops
at the Race Course yesterday:—
Amberley
Copper Idol
A Great Time
Rose-Queen
Wild Life
Dawn Star Gold Coin
Cossack's Beauty ........ 1 Tiny Star, Atomic Star,
& National Anthem.... 1 King's Warden & King's
Coronation Harvest View
Red Feather & Boolat
Bay
Perfect Day ....... Sylvandale
King's Bounty
Katinka
1 35.1 1.12 1.48 2.14 1 39.4 1.16.2 1.49 ↑ 34 . 1:06 1.39
ده
LOCAL YACHTING RESULTS
Sweepstake Races
Results of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club's sweepstake races sall- ed yesterday afternoon are "as follows:-
"A" Class-Started at 14.45
Finished Corr. Pos.
16.55.21 15.55,21 6
7. 16.50.48 18.60,48 2
17.42.53 17.39.23 4
Dis- 18t
2nd tance Qr. Qr.
#
3rd 4th 5th Last. Q:. Qr. Qr. Qr,
2 35 1.06
1.36
King's Justice
* 35.4 1.08.2 1.39.4
3Q
91.2
Carpenter
Gordito
1 41.2 1.21.3 2.02.4 2.39.3
9.10.230,4
Lancashire Chips
130.3.1.11.4 1.44.1 2.14.1
.30
(Major B. E C. Dixon, R.E). Nereid II
18.58.51 18.58.51 7
2 37.4 1.15 1.61
36
(Capt. C. B. Barry, R.N.).
1
32.2 1.03.1 1.32.3 2.01.3
--29
Artemis
17.00.14 17.00.14 -9
1
35.1 1.10.1 1.43
2.15.1
32.1
(Capt. D. M. Eley).
1 33.4 1.08 1,43
2.15.3
2.48.1 30.3
1
37 1.10.3 145
2.16.1
31.1
(Capt. E. Bader).
I
33.2 1.03.2 1.41.2 2.14 381.13 1.46
32.3
Gull
16.47.35 16.47,35
I
2.16.4.
30.4
(Mr. R. Stock).
38.1 1.12.2 1:46.2 218.4
32,2
1
39.4 1.12 1.45.2 2.14.3
29.1
1
38.2 1.16.1 1.40.2 2.23.3
33.1
Rose Evelynı
I
48.2 1.27 2.00.1 2.32
31.4
Shipmaster
1
35.3 1.08.4 1.40.4
32
Tabby Cat & Scenic View 1- National Spirit
36.4. 1.11.3 1.44.4 2.18.3
31.4
35.4 1.10.4 1.45
34.1
# 34
1.06 1.35.4
30.4
Gael
28
2.18,4
*9.4
Eunice
33
1 35.4 1.12.1
4 27 5.54 1.25,2
1.48 3.22
34
29.3
32.2
33.1 1.04.1 1.32.3 1.59.3.
27
1 34
1.05.2 1.30.4
31.2
3.39
1.15 1.48.3
31.3
Whalsey
140.
1.15.3 1.48.3
31
Lancashire Tich
1 40
1.18.1 1.54:2 2.26.2
32
Zero
2 35
1.07.2 1.40
32.3
Voltaire
4 33.4 1.07.1 1.40.2
33.1
1
41.4 1.20.2 1.55
2.27,2
32,2
1 42,3 1.20 1.55 2.24
29
1 ~46
1.37.3 2.08.1 2.43.3
35.2
1 38.1
1.14.3 1.49.4 2.22.4
93
Laughing
Cavalier
&
Happy Venture
† 34.1
1.07.2 1.40.2
33
Ythan
35
1.08.2 1.38.4
30,2
Racing Heart
46.1
1.31.1 1.58.1
27
Australian Boy
33
1.02.2 1.28.2
28
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Commencement Bay 1 New Star
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93.3
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1 37.2 1.17.2 1, 43.1 1.21
1 40 Royal Highness & 17th
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4 46.3 1.31.22.10.2
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32.2
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29
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33.1
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43.3 1.20 1.57.3 2.30
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(Col. G. C. dowland). Mixed Classes--Started at 14.55
Finished Com. Pos.
18.03.03 17.50.45 5
(Col. 8. Smith).
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Qualifying Round Championship on Sunday November 7:---
9.00 am. E O. Murphy," W. C. Simpson.
9.05 a.m. J. D.Thomson, C. G. Anderson.
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9.15 am. W. Taylor, A. W. da Roza...
9.20 am. R. K. Collings, A. A. Lopes.
9.25 m. S. Jex, F. E Remedios 9.30 a.m. W. Groves. E D. da Roza.
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4. 48.1 1.25 1.56.2
31.2
1 38 1.17.2 154
-2.28:1
34.1
Coureur Bleu Merry Maker Fairy Ousel
1 48.3 749
1 38 1.17.2 1.54 1.32.2 211
.2.28.1
34.1
-2.47
36
1.30.2 2.05
34.3
141 1.18 1,51.2
33.2
1
48.2 1.28 2.06 2.42
36
Country Flower
ž 49
1.26.4 2.01
34.1
Hohenfels
1 45.3
1.25 2.01 2.36
35
45
1.25.4 2.03 2.39
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SOVIET AND
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The intake of recruits in the The Anti-Comintern Pact be-London area for the regular Army tween Germany, Italy and Japan in the last week was double that will be signed in Rome on Novem-in the corresponding week last ber 6, it is learned by Reuter from year. competent quarters Reuter
Berlin, Nov. 3.
British Wirdess Service.
M Modsky intimated that the Soviet will abstain from voting on the controversial portions of the British plan Reuter.
LEAGUE COMMITTEE ON FAR EAST
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The Chinese delegate' suggests the meeting should be held not later than November. 21. Reuter,
SLAUGHTER IN SPAIN
Madrid Nov. 3. According to a communique- sued by the Minister for Defence, 120 persons, including 50 children, were killed in Lerida by Insurgent planes which machine-gunned the people in the streets of the town.
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