Mr. J. D. Humphrey's gr, Vaticinator, 10st. gib
Mr. Crawford o Mr. J. D. Humphrey's gr. Vigour, 11st. ib. ...
Mr. Hurt Buck o Mr. Sassoon's d. Susewind, 11st, 1lbinanına ✪ Mr. Maclean o Mr. John Peel's ch. Orlando, 11st. 7lb............................
Mr. Hough o Messrs. Morgan & White's d. Silken Mead,
Mr. Coults o Betting: 2 to 1 on Eureka, 5 to 1 against Home Guard, 15 to r against Sasewind, so to r against Orlando, 25 to ragainst Autocrat, 45 10 1 against | Perseverance, 50 to against Vigour, 130 to against Vacticinator, and 265 to 1 against Silken Meid. Susewind dashed to the front as soon as the flag was dropped and led past the Grand Stand a doren lengths ahead of Perseverance, the favorite and Home Guard, and this advantage was maintained until five furlong from home, where the speedy dun had shot his bolt and rapidly came back to his field. Eureka was driven to the front at the hall mile post, and raced round the bend with Home Guard, Orlando and Autocrat in kot pursuit. Home Guard got on terms entering the straight and a ding-dong raco ensued all the way home, the favorite, however, obtaining the advantage in the last hundred yards and winning a most exciting struggle by rather over a length; Autocrat was a moderate third, Vaticinator fourth, Orlando 5th, and Silken Mead beaten off. Time-30, 60, 1.35, 2.11, 2.43 2/5, and 3 min. 14 3/5 secs." The HACK STARRs, value, Tis. 100, for China Ponies (without the restriction to height specified in Bye-Law No. 11) not otherwise entered at this meeting, and that have never won a race, weight, 10st. 1albs., entrance, Tls. 5. Once Round..
Mr. John Peel's ch. Merry Christmas, rost
Mr. Hough 1 Mr. Ring's ch. St. Mark, rost. xzib..............................
Mr. Meyerink z Mr. Sassoon's gr. Janus, rost. talb,Mr. Sassoon 3 Mr. Shatoon's gr. Yama, cost, talb.Mr. Dallas ö Mr. Harvey's wh. Satyr, toxt. álb...Mr. Allan o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Candidate, rost, xalb.........
Mr. Maclean o Mr. Choufleur'a gr. Vindicator, rost. talb.............
Mr. Ruffo Mr. Sidney's gu. Enchanter, rost. 12lb.........
Mr. Reynell o. Mr. Middy's d. Kingcralt, 1918, jalb. Mr. Read Mr. Moray's gr. Millionaire, rest. ralbaryono
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Mr. Middy's gr. Nero, rost, ralb. (incl. glb, ex.)
Mr. Maclean o Mr. Major's gr. Obstructionist, rost. 716...................
Mr. Coutts o
Betting: 4 to 1 on Hero, 6 to 1 ngainst Vagrant, 12 to 1 against Autocrat, 15 to 1 against Nero, to against Stalwart and 78 10 s against Neophyte. The favorite at once took the lead and made running two lengths in front of Neophyte for the first half-mile, the other following close together. Passing the Stand Mr. Sasicon drove Neophyte alongside the favorite and the pair ran neck and neck to the mile starting post, where the latter, having performed his mission, dropped away and gradually became last. All along the back stretch. Hero was hotly pursued by Nero, Autocrat and Vagrant, and at the Mosament the last named bad got within a lenth of the lavin cible skewbald. Entering the straight Mr. Dallas bad to sit down and ride the favorite, who gamely responded and at once drawing ahead, bad the race in hand half-way down and won easily by a couple of lengths from Vagrant; Autocrat was a moderate third, Nero fourth, and Neophyte a long way last. Time-33, 65, 1.18, 2.11, 2.46, 3.18 and 3 min. 49 4-5th secs.
The CHINA CUP value, Tis. roo, for Chins Ponies, being bond fide griffins at date of entry, that have never been in Shanghal prior to tal August last, weight for inches as per scale; winners, gibs, extra, entrance, Thi. 5. One mile.
Mr. Mustard's bl. Black Silk, x1st. tib.......... Mr. Maclean
Mr. Ring's d. Orange Peck, rist. Gib. (incl. 5lb.
(x.)......
................ Mt. Meyerinka Mr. Inch's bl. Black Diver, rost, glbimeve
Mr. Renny 3 Mr. J. D. Humphrey's gr. Valediction, rost.
TibERY .................Mr. Hough o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Mexican, 1ost, 12lb......................
Mr. Dallas o Mr. Herbert's gr. Optimus, 11st. Ib.......... Mr, Coutts Betting: Even against Orange Peel, 4 to 1 sgainst Black Silk and Mexican, 13 to 1 against Valediction, as to 1 against Binck Diver, and 8 to 1 against Optimus. Black Silk jumped off with the lead, with Mexican, Orange Peel and Black Diver next and Valediction whipping fu. The leader was steadied after going a quarter of a mile and Mexican continued the pace-making from Black Diver and the favorite lil nearing Mr. Coutts o the Monument, at which landmark the first Betting: 65 to so on St. Mark, 5 to 1 against named beat a retreat from the front. Back Yama, 9 to 1 against Merry Christmas, ra to 1 Diver was first. In the line for home, but was against Enchanter, 28 to 1 against Millionaire, quickly challenged by the winner of the 37 to I against Vindicator, 76 to 1 against King Maidens, who looked all over an easy victor craft and 232 to 1 against Janus and Satyr.until a hundred yards from home, where Mr. Janus got best away and made running at a rattling pace from Enchanter and Millionaire to the six furlongs starting post, where Enchanter assumed command and cut out the work to the Monument, with Yama, Merry Christmas and St. Mark as his nearest, attendants. Mr. Sidney's grey hung out signals of distress a quarter of a mile from the chair, and from this point St. Mark hunted Merry Christmas home, but failed to get up and suffered defeat by a length after a capital race. Janus was a bad third, Yama fourth, and the others beaten off." Time=29), 60, 1.34) 3:07 'and' 2.40.
The WHANGTOO STAKES, & Sweepstakes of Tis. 10 each, for Chian Ponles, being bond fide griffins at date of entry, weight for inches as per scale, winners of a race, 7lbs, extra, Milo and a Half.
One
Mr. Middy's gr. Nero, 11st. lb...Mr. Maclean Mr. Sassoon's g. Sycee, rost, rzlb., Mr. Dallas 7 Mr. Tytherleigh's gr. Titmouse, 1ost. 61b......
Mr. Easton 3 Mr. W. T. Phippa' br. Resolution, rast. rib..., o Mr. Reynell o Mr.-H. Sylva's ch. Exchange, rost. 11lb. .............. 0 Mr. Read o Mr. J. D. Humphrey's wh. Vulture, 11st. lb.
Mr. Hough o Mr. J.D. Humphrey's gr. Valediction, jost.gib.
Mr. Crawford a Mr.J.D. Humphrey's ch. Ventilator, rost. Izlb,
Mr. Hart Buck o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Apollo, 11st, rib. Mr. Sassoon o Mr. Sassoon's sp. Dores, tost. alb. Mr. Master o Sycee and Resolution were in most demand, Titmouse and Apollo being also well supported. To a good start Apollo made running just in front of Sycee, followed by Titmouse, Resolution and Nero in the order named. In the back straight Apollo retired and Resolution raced alongside Sycee to the Monument, where they were Joined by Nero. In the straight Nero and Sycee came away, an exciting finish resulting in favor of the outsider by a length, Titmouse finishing a bad third. Time-33 2-5th, 67 1.44, 2.18, 2.49 and 3 min. 22 seci.
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SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, 4TH NOVEMBER, The NORTHERN CUP, value Ths. 100, for Chins Ponies; weight for inches as per scales winner of the Maloo Piate, so lbs, extia; entrance, Tis. 5. Half-a-mile.
Mr. John Peel's b. Gerald, 10st, 12lbuconne
Mr. Hough x Mr. Sassoon's ch. Blazer, rost, talb.Mr. Dallas z Mr. Choufleur's gr. Speedy, 11st, dibenarkanveren
Mr. Meyerink 3 Mr. J. D. Humphrey's.b. Visitation, rost. gib.
Mr. Read o Mr. J. D. Humphrey's gr. Visitani, rist. rib...
Mr. Hart Buck o Mr. J. D. Humphrey's ch. Venture, rost, xalby Mr. Crawford
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Maclean brought up Black Silk on the rails with a
well-timed rush and snatched the race out of the
fire by half a length; Binck Diver was third, Mexican fourth, and Valediction tailed off. Time 33, 65 1-5th, 1.37 and 2 min. 11 3-5th Bees. The EXCHANGE PLATE, presented by Bankers
I and Brokers, value, T., Secand Pony to: receive 75 per cent. of the Stakes, Third Pony 25 per cent., weight for inches as per scale; griffins at date of entry allowed 7lbs, winner of the Club Cup 7ībs, extrá, entrance, Tis. 5. Two miles.
Mr. Maclean I
Mr. H. Sylva's gr. Home Guard, rut. lb...... Mr. Sassoon's Dr. Zephyr, ust. 4lb. Mr. Dallas z Mr. J. D. Humphrey's gr. Vaticinator, rost.
glb.......
..Mr. Hough 3 Mr. Sassoon's gr. El Dorado, 101, 12lb . .....
Mr. Sassoon o | Mr. Sassoon's hi, Myth, rest. 1lb. Mr. Master o Mr. Jones' d. Llygodan, 11st 4lb...Mr. Read o Mr. Sidney's gr. Vengeance, xxst, tlb.........
Mr. Reynell o Mr. Inch's gr. Earlstoun, rost..rzib. Mr. Renay o
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Dores, cut out the work for the first mile, when Syeee, who had been pulling double in the rear, rushed through his field, and assuming the le: d at the entrance to the straight, came right away and won easily from Mr. Phipps' hay by a length and a half; Dores was a bad third. Time-33, 65, 1.41, 2.15, 2.513, and 3 min. 21 1-5th secs.
The LLAMA MIAU STAKIS, value, Tis. 100, for China Ponies, weight for inches as per scalTM, winners of one race, 7lbs. extra; of two or more races, ralbs, extra; griffins at date of entry allowed glbs., entrance, Tls. 5. One mile Mr. Waveny's blk. Noirmont, 11st. 11)b. (inc),
zib, ex.)
.......Mr. Read
Mr. Ramsay
Mr.J, D.Humphreys' gr.Vegetarian, rost, talb. Mr. Sassoon's ch. Sterling, 10st, rolb.........
Mr. Crawford o
Mr. SABADON
Mr. Sassoon's ro. Unicorn, 11st, 1lb. Mr. Dallan o Mr. Tan Bronck's gr. Wild Mint, rost. 13lb.
Mr. Sasroon's re. All Babe, 1st. lb. Mr. Sassoon's ch, Blazer, rola, raib. Mr. Dallas o Mr. John Peel's d. Orlando, ist. 7lb...........
Mr. Hough o Mr. Chouflour's gr. Stalwart, int, 7lb. Mr. Rüff o Mr. Newboy's bl. Dirck Leaf, 1st. tlb......
Mr. Reynell o Mr. Inch's gr. Encounter, 1st. tib. Mr. Renny o Mr. Ferry's gr. St. Gothard, 11st. lb..............
and. Stalwart.
to I
Encounter
short head, with Resolution a good-third and Visitation fourth, the rest finishing at long Intervals. Times 29 3-5th, 59 4-5th, and 1.30 4-5th.
A
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Mr. Godolphin's gr. Bramble, 11st. lb.
and Myth and Blcycle close up. Time-38, Mr. Middy's gr. Nero, 11st. 1lb. Mr. Maclean' 3'
·Mr. W. H. Phipp's b. Perseverance, test, Bib. 1.13, 149, 3.34, 3.28 and 4 min, o 3-5th seek.
Mr. Reynell o The CONSOLATION CUP, value, Tls. 100, for Mr. J D. Humphrey's 25, Defiance, 11st. 72b.
ponies that have run at this meeting and not Mr. Hart Buck o
won a race, and been entered otherwise than The MIDDY's" Cur, value, Tis. roo, prezenteds for all Griffins that have run at this meeting Mr. Sassoon's ch. Blazer, tóst. 1315......
in the Shanghai Stakes, weight for inches as Mr. Sasoon o
and not won a race; weight for toches as per per scale, entrance, Tla. 5. Önce Round.
·Mr. John Peel's ch. Oiland", 118ť, zihunt.n
Mr. Choufleur's gr. Elegant, 11st. 4lb..........
scale; entrance, $5, to go to the second pony; Mr. Hough o
winner of the "Long Fei" Cup excluded. Mr. Meyeriak 1 Messrs. Mogan & White's d. Silken Mead,
Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr. Vagrant, lost, 12lb.
One mile and a quarter.
· Fişi, Ilb, uni
Mr. Midwood o
Mr. Read 2 Mr. Tytherleigh's gr. Titmouse, rost. ólb...... Bening Evens on Eureka, 3 tu against Mr. Ten Broeck's gr. Wild Mint, lost. 6lb......
Mr. Euston I Vagrant, I to 2 against Nero, 20 to 1 against
Mr. Maclean 3 Mr. J. D. Humphrey s gr. Ventilator, 10st, talb, Orlando, 25 to I against Perseverance, 10 to 1 Mr. J. Humphreys' gr. Visitant, Ist. lb.........
Mr. Hart Buck # against Defiance, 220 to 1 against Silken Mead.
Mr. Crawford o Mr. Phipps' b. Perseverance, 1 lb. Mr. Chantrey's wh. Autocrat, fist. 4lb........."
Nero got best away and led past the Stand,
Mr. Reynell's Mr. Maater closely followed by Defiance, Blazer and Per-
Mr. Master
Mr. Inch's bl. Black Diver, '1ost gib Mr. Choufleur's gr. Stalwart, art. 71b. Mr. Ruff 35. verance, the favorite pext and Vagrant whipping
Mr. Kenny a Mr. Gedolphin's gr. Bramble, rost. fold.....
in. Blazer took up the running at the mile post, but Nero resumed command in the back stretch,
Mr. Maclean o Eureka and Vegrant now emerging from the
Perseverance was a hot favorite at evens, but ruck and for the first time showing prominently
Timouse and Bramble were also freely supported. in the race. At the Monument Mr. Sassoon's
The last named made running at a steady pace game grey led by two lengths, but immediately
from Black Diver and the favorite, the other after making the turn into the straight both Vagrant and Nero challenged, and a grand race
pait lying off, and these positions were main. Mr. Sassooo Otained until rounding the back stretch, where ensued Nero was the first to give way, and in
the field took closer order, Titmouse taking a close finish the favorite just managed to hold his.owa, winning by a short head; a bad third,
second place at the half-mile post, and at once challenging for the lead. Coming round the and nothing else near. Time-321, 651, 1.413.
bend the lenders raced away from their field, 21, 2.45 2-5th, and 3 min. 16 4-5th secs.
but opposite the Monument Bramble, whi The CHAU SHANG KUIK CUF, value, Tis.
appeared to have the race in hand, slipped up founded by the directors and employds of the C. M. S. N. Co., for China ponies that have
escaping with a slight shaking From this and rolled under the rails, his jockey luckily never run at any meeting in China or Hong,
point the little grey came away by himself and, kong previous to due of entry at each meet
never being fairly approached, scored an easy ing, to be won at two consecutive meetings, of three times in all by ponies, the band fide
beating Perseverance hall a length for second three lengths' victory from Ventilator, the latter y property of the same owner or owners; weight for faches as per scale; entrance, T. 10;
The MAFOOS' RACK, for ponies that have run at honours. Time 2 min. 49 2-5th secs. 80 per cent. of the entrance es to go to the winner until the Cup is won, when the second
this meeting, winners at this meeting excluded, weight, gut. 7lbs. entrance, $5. Once Round; pony shall receive same; the remaining no per cent, to be allowed to accumulate, and the
native Riders in Racing Colours, the stakes to be handed to the riders as follows; the winner, accumulation in excess of Ts. 500 (to be retained for a new Cup) is to be paid to the
5/8ths; second rider, 1/8ths; third rider, 1/8th, Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr. Visliant, Ching-sang I Mr. J. D. Humphreys' b. Grantham, ...Amow 3 Mr. Sansoon's bl Myth,...Schumann 3 Mr. Herbert's gr. Optimus, Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr. Vindicator, Peter o Mr. Sassoon's sp. Dores, ....... Mr. Denny's gr. Stamford,..... .......Halfoo o ....Ke Kung o Mr. Sassoon's to. Ali Baba,.................Punch o Mr. Sassoon's ro. Unicorn, padloo o the saddle, was an even money chance in the Myth, with the redoubtable "Schumann" in
pari-mutual, the chances of Visitant and Ali Baba Also attracting attention. There was, as usual in Mafoos1 races, considerable trouble at the. start, but eventurily Mr. Ashley sent the ning competiters away on even terms, Ditimus, All Baba and Vindicator being this most prominent as they streamed round by the Loong-fel gate, Myth and Visitant bringing up the rear, this pair evidently making a waiting race. Half a mile from home Visitant shot through his opponents as if they had been standing still and coming clear away, won (tidden out to the end) by about ten lengths from his stable companion Grantham, the latter passing Myth a few strides from the winning post. The rest were nowhere. Time 2 min. 37 accs.
(incl. lb. ex.). Mr. Maclean o Mr. Newboy's bl. Black Leal, 11t. 13lb.
(incl. 71b. ex........Mr. Reynell o Mr. Ferry's
gr. Likelihood, 1st gib. (incl. 7ih ex.)...
...Mr. Allan o Betting: 5 to 2 agalast Noirmont, 4 to 1 against Unicorn, 5 to 7 against Wild Mint, 6 to t against Autocrat, 12 to 1 against Black Leaf, 25 to 1 against Likelihood and Sterling, go to 1 against Stalwart and Bramble, and 95 to 1 against Vegetarian. The extreme outsider of the field had slightly the best of a capital start and led the way from Autocrat and Sterling, the others following in a compact body. There positions were maintained for balf the distance, when Mr. Read sent the favorite to the front, Autocrat and Wild Mint lying bandy about length behind. As the quarter-mile past Wild Mint assumed the lead and was going so well- that his success appeared certain, but before Belle Vue was reached he had shot his bolt and Noirmont, stalling off a desperate challenge from Autocrat, scored a clever victory by s length and a half, Stalwart finishing third, anly half a length from the second. Unicorn and Wild Mint were fourth and fifth, and Vegetarian last. Time-338, 1.04, 1.37 and 2 mln. 9 secs. The SHANGHAI STAKES, a forced entry of Tis. 5 for all Paales entered at this meatlog except those in the Hack Stakes. First Pony to receive 25 per cent.; Second Pony, 15 per cent. Third Pony, o per cent.; weight for inches as per scale. One mil and a hall Mr. Sassoon's gr. Eureka, Irst. 1lb. Mr. Dallas 1 Mr. J. D. Humphreys' ch. Volcano, 11st. lb...
Mr. Hough 2 Mr. Choufleur's gr. Elegant, 11st. alb..........
Mr. Meyeriak 3
Mr. Harvey's gr, Bicycle, 1st. 11. Mr. Allas Mr. J. D. Humphreys gr. Vigour, 11st. lb......
Mr. Reynell o Mr. J. D. Humphreys' ch. Venture, rost, raib...
Mr. Crawford o Mr. Sassoon's ro. Ali Baba 11st, Ilb
.Mr. Sassoon o Bettlog: 6 to 5 on Eureka, 2 to 1 against Volcano, 15 to 1 against Elegant, 37 to 1 against Bicycle, ça tor ngainst All Baha, 75 to 1 against Vigour, and 114 to 1 against Venture. Vigour and Venture made folat running in front of | Elegant, and the favorite until half a mile from home, where Eureka was rushed to the front and, maintaining the pride of place to the end, wan very easily by three lengths from Volcano, with, Elegant an indifferent third. The others were beaten off. Time--301, 63, 1.36, 2.10, 2,438, and 3 min. 16 3-5th secs.
Betting: 6 to 5 on Zephyr, 7 to 4 against Home Guard, 30 to 1 against Vaticinator, 33 to I against Vengeance, 66 to 1 against El Dorado, 110 to 1 against Myth, 220 to 1 against Earlstoun. At the fall of the sg Earlstoun rushed to the front, and cut out the work two lengths ahead of Myth and Vengeance, Home Guard and El Dorado next, with the favorite bringing up the rear. These positions underwent "very Httle change for the first mile, but after passing the Loong-fel gate last time round Home Guand gradually pulled himself to the front, and at the three-quarter starting point held a clear lead of aristous, who was just in front of Vengeance, Vaticinator and Zephyr. Approaching the half- mila post Mr. Maclean sat dowa on Home Guard and quickly led by four lengths, Zephyr now taking second place and starting in hot pursuit of Mr. Syiva'i grey. The lightning rash of the famous brown was sustained until well past the Monument, and on entering the straight he had almost got on terms. All the way down | the straight a splendid struggle ensued, but Home Guard, next the ralia, had a shade the bent of it throughout and gained the Judge's fiat by hall & length; Vaticinator was a very bad third and nothing else within hail. Time-34 1/5, 688, 1.42), 2.53, 3-24, 3.56 and 4 min, 17 2-5ífi seca. The AUTUMN CUP, value, Tim. 100, for China Ponics, weight for Inches as per scale i entrance, Tia. 5. Three-quarter of a rulle. Mr. Sassoon's & Surewind, 11st. 1), anuma
Mr. Maclean ↑ Mr. Sassoon's br. Hollyhock, Inst. lb.........
- Mr. Dallas.† Mr. Sasson's ch. Fontenoy, Ist. fib._.........
Mr. Sassoon 3 Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr, Visitant, zist. 1lb....
Hr. Reynell o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Eiffel, rxst, lb. Mr. Sassoon Mr. J. D. Humphreys' b. Visita los, cost olb. Mr. Newboy's gr. bl. Black Leaf, rist. zib...
Mr. Crawford o Mr. Reynell o Mr. Molloy's d. Dunkeld, rist, rib.Mr. Maclean o Mr. John Peel's 'd. Dancraggan, f. 1lb....
Mr. Hough o Betting: 50 to 20 against Blazer and Gerald, Mr. Inch's gr. Encounter, 11st, 1lb. Mr Renny o 6 to 1 against Dunkeld, 11 to 1 against Eidel, 25 Mr. Ferry's gr. St. Gothard, xx, ribo tor against Black Leaf and Visitant, and go to
. Mr. Al an o I against Speedy and Venture, At the third attempt the flag fell to a rather indifferent start, Hollyhock, 8 to 1 sgainst Visitant, 15 to 1 Betting: 6 to 5 against Susewind, s to against Dunkeld gaining an advantage of a couple of lengths whilst Blater was absolutely left at the against St Gothard, and 230 to 1 against post Mr. Maclean rode the old chesnut for Encomater. The two favorites got clear away All he was worth and led by nearly three lengths for the first quarter, and then the suspicions fore-leg gave way Black Leaf assumed the land after entering the straight but was quickly overhauled by Gerald, and the latter looked winning in a canter until Mr. Dallas brought up Blazer with a terrific rush and only just failed to reach the rapidly tiring bay by a short neck, which was the other way two strides past the post, Speedy was a fair third, Dunkeld fourth, Black Leaf fifth and Eiffel beaten off, Daskald returned to the paddock lame. Time 59 3-5th The SHANGHAI ST. LIGER, a Sweepstakes of Tis. 15 each, with Tis. 100 added, First Pony -to receiva 75 per cent.; Second Pany to receiva 15 per cent.; Third Pony to receive 10 per cent, For China Ponies that bave never been raced previous to the 1st January, 1890; weights, tost. 7lbs., ponies over, 14′′ handí to carry gibs, extra for every inch over ; winner of onerace, giba, extra ; two or more races, solbs, extra. One mile and three-quarters." Mr. Sascon's sk. Hero, zisti alb, (incl. tolb,
Ex.)..
The MONGOL CUP, value, Tla. 159, for Chins Fonics being bond fide griffins at date of entry, weight for inches as per scale, winners of one or more races of over a mile 7lbs. cxtra for cach race won, entrance Tis. 5. Ore' mile and a quarter.
Mr. Middy's gr. Nero, 11st. 81b. (incl. yib. ex.) Mr. Maclean
1:
Mr. Sassoon's gr. Apollo, 1st. rib.Mr. Dallas a Mr. Saxooo's gr. Skylark, cost, 12lb............
Mr. Master 3 Mr. Tytherleigh's gr. Titmouse, 1ost, dib
Mr. Exaton-o.. Mr. W. T. Phipps' br, Resolution, 11st. zib...
Mr. Reynell o Mr. H. Sylva's ̧ ch. Exchange, fost. falb......
Mr. Meyerink o Mr. J. D. Humphreys' ch. Ventilator, rost.
..........................Mr. Hough o
• $210.......
winner. One mile. ·
Mr. Sassoon's gr. Sycee, rost. 1alb, Mr. Dallas Mr. Mustard's 51 Black Silk, 118°. (lbunga
Mr. Maclean 3
Mr. Sassobu 3
Mr. Reynell a
Mr. Contis o
Mr. Sartoon's gr. Apollo, 11st. 1lb...... Mr. TW. Phipps' br. Resolution, 11t. ib... Mr. H. Sylva'ich ́ Exchange, 10st.
Mr. Crawford o
Mr. J. D. Humphreys' ch. Ventilator, 10L 12lb. Mr, Choufleur's gr. Speedy, 11th. 4lb. Mr. Allin; Mr. Inch's bBlack Dives, fost. glh. Mr Hough Ms. Ring's d Orange Peel, 11st. tlb...................
...Mr. Meyerink o Betting: 7 to 3 against Sycee and Black Diver,. 9to a sgainst Black Silk, 6 to ragainst Orange Peci, za to 1 against Resolution, go to 1 against Apollo, and 137 to 1 against Ventilator and Speedy. For a few strides Black Silk showed to the fore, but was quickly passed by Speedy and Apollo, who were closely pursued by Sycee and Black Silk. At the far side of the course the inst named again took the lead and carried on the running to the Monument, where Sycee dashed alongside, and at once having Mr. Mustard's pony in difficultier, strode along by himself and won in a canter from the black by five lengths; Apollo was an excellent third, and Ventilator forth, the others finishing in stra gling order. Time-33, 65, 1.37, and 2 mln. io 2/5 srca.
The MANCHU STAKES, a Sweepstakes of Tis.
each, with Tis. 100 added, for China Ponies that have run and not won a race, First Pony 'to feceive ya per cent.; Second Pony, 20 per cent; Third Pony, to per cent, weight for inches as per scale. One Mile and a Quarter. Mr. Chantrey's wh. Autocrat, 11st. 4....... Mr. W. T. Phipps b. Perseverance, list. lb.
Mr. Master I
Mr. Reynell z
· Mr. Tytherleigh's graTitmouse, tost, 6lb. ......
Mr. Easton 3 Mr. J. D, Humphreys' ch. Ventilator, lost, izlb.
Mr. Crawford, o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Apollo, nat, tib,
Mr. Sassoon o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Skylark, tost, zalb
Mr. Read o Mr. Sastoon's sp. Dores, lost. 12lb
Mr. Dallas o Mr. Choufleur's gr. Stalwart, list. 7ib.....................................
Mr. Ruffo Mr. Choufleur's gr. Speedy, 11st. 4lb.............
Mr. Allan.o
Mr. Maclean o
Mr. Choufleur's gr. Speedy, 11st. 4lb.Mr. Allan o | Mr. Godolphin's gr. Bramble, nat, llb.......... Mr. Ruff's gr. Aramis, rost, 13ib......Mr. Ruff o
sets.
Mr. Ferry's gr. Likelihood, rost. Izib. Mr. Allan Messrs. Morgan & White's d. Silken Mead,
Ist, Ilb....... .......Mr. Midwood o Betting -6 to 5 against Vagrant, 3 to i against Elegant, 8 to 1 against Blazer and Wild Mint, go to t against Orlando and Black Leaf, Gothard and Visitant, 140 to 1 sgalust Likeli 70 to 1 against Ali Baba, 95 to 1. against St. hood, and 286.
ngainst Encounter drew clear away from his field at the fall of the flag and quickly held a commanding lead from Black Leaf, the remainder following in close order. Mr. Inch's grey maintained his advantage until passing the Monument where he died away to nothing, leaving the issue to be fought out by Vagrant, Elegant and Wild Mint. Vagrant led until à distance from the winning post and appeared to have the race in hand, but 'Mr. Meyerink brought up Elegant with a well-timed rush and got the best of an interesting struggle by half a length; Wild Mint was a good third. Time-2 min. 40 seconds. The CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES, a forced entry for and open only to winners at this meeting optional for the winners of the Consolation Cup and Hack Stakes, not exceeding - 14 bands 3 inches in height, Weight for Inches as per scale, Entrance, Tls, to, winners of two races, Tis. 15 extra of more than two races, Tis. 40 extra. One Mile and à Quarter, Mr. Sassoon's sk. Hero, 11st. 7lb., Mr. Dallas 3 Mr. Sylva's gr. Hame Guard, rist. 11b. ******
Mr. Maclean 2 Mr. Sassoon's br.'Zephyr, 11st. 4ib........................ić
Mr. Sassoon 3
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Mr. J. D. Humphreys' ch. Volcano, Hist. Ilb.... Mr. Waveny's bl, Noirmont, st. 4lb............
Mr. Hart-Buck
Mr. Read o
Mr. Chantrey's wb. Autocrat, fist. 4lb.............
Mr. Master o
Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr. Vigour, Ist, Ilb...... Mr. John Peel's ch, Merry Christmas, rost, folb.
Mr. Meyerink
Mr. Hough o
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The "Lucky" Cup; value, Tis 100; presented; for all Ponies that have run at this Meeting and not won a Race'; weight for inches as per scale; ponles placed in any race 3lb. extra; Griffins at this meeting allowed sl.; winners on the fourth day excluded; entrance, St. to go to the second Pony. One Milo and a Half, Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr. Vagrant, 11st, rib...
Mr. Hart Buck r
Mr. Maclean' 2
Mr. Reynell 3
Mr. Jones' d. Llygedan, 11st 4lb...Mr. Read a Mr. Moray's gr. Millionaire, rat.4lb. Mr.Coutts a Messia, Morgan and Whlie's d. Silken Mend,
Hist. 4lb...........................................................M?. Midwood a
Betting: In book betting, adds ranging from 5 to 2 to 4 to I were laid on Hero against the Field. In the pari-mutued the following were the quotations:-5 to 4 against Hero, 3 to 1 against Home Guard, 4 to against Noirmont, 30 to 1 against Merry Christmas, a8 to 1 agains! Zephyr, ja to 1 against Volcano, 63 to 1 against Vigour, and 190 to 1 against Autocrat, Hero and Home Guard, the latter next the rails, nished away on the fall of the flag at such a pace that at the mile post they were at least half a dozen.Mr. Ten Broeck's gr. Wild Mint, tost, glb...
Six furlongs from lengths in front of the field. home this distance was materially increased, and Mr. Sidney's gr. Vengeance, 1182, 4lb....... as the pair shot past the half-mile post closely locked together, about ten lengths separated them from Zephyr, who was well ahead of the forlora hope. Both jockeys were riding hard as they raced round the bend to the straigbi, Home Guard hanging on to his long-striding opponent like grim death. Once fairly turned for home Hero, for the first time in the struggle, drew alightly abead, but the gallant grey responded to Mr. Maclean's rigorous call, and again the issue hung it the balance. A furlong from the chair the skewbald, running gamely under punish ment, led by nearly a length, but again and again Horse Guard drew up to his head, and in a tremendous tussle to the finish Hero won a desperately contested race by a neck, amidat great excitement. Mr. Sassoon came with a grand rush on Zephyr at the last and, going half as fast again as the struggling leaders, finished on Home Guard's quarters." Noirmont was fourth, Volcano fifth, Merry Christmas sixth, and Autocrat last. Time-30.2-5, 63.1-5, 1-35 3-5, 208 and a min. 41 secs.
The GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, value Tis. 150, for China Pontes ; Second Pony, Tia. 50. Weight for luches as per scale, winners of Steeplechase at any previous meeting In Shanghal, glbs. extra, non-winners of a Steeplechase allowed siba. Entrance, Tia. 5 Twica Round A course selected by the Stewards.
Mr. Middy's d. Kingcraft, rest. 1315. Mr. Read I Mr. J. D. Humphrey's ch. Venture, lost, 7lb...
Mr. Crawford 2
Mr. Ayscough 3
Mr. Ludlow's wh. Old Guard, Itst, alb....... Mr. Cayley's bl. Othello, zost. ylb. Mr. Ramsay
Betting: 5 to 4 against Kingcraft, 5 to 2 against Venture, 9 to 2 against Ötbello, and 8 to I against Old Guard. Kingcraft was never headed in brilliant style, won in a common canter from from the fall of the flag and, taking all bis fences Venture by ten lengths; Old Guard was a bad third. Time-4 min. 20 secsthe fastest for many years,
OFF DAY, THUrsday, éte NoveMBER. The "LOONG FRI" CUP, value, Tis, too, pra
sented, for all ponies that have run at this meeting and not been placed, grifāns at this meating allowed 7lbs; entrance, $5, to go to the second pony; weight for inches as per scale. Three-quarters-of-a-mile... S
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Mr. Inch's gr. Earlstoun, zoat. 12lb. Mr. Renny o Mr. Harvey's gr. Bicycle, 1st. 1lb. Mr. Dallas o Mr. J. D. Humphreys' ch. Venture, rost, talb.
Mr. Crawford o
Odds of 5 to 4 were laid on Vagrant against the Geld, Bicycle, Wild Mint, and Vengeance of the others being la equal demand at about 6 to 1 against. To a good start Earlstous made play from Millionaire, Wild Mint lying third, with the remainder in close order, and no material changes in these posi- tions occurred for the first half of the journey. Six furlongs from home the favorite improved his position, and at the half-mile post had drawa clear, his nearest attendants being Wild Mint, who was pulling double, and Vengeance. Mr. Reynell bringing up the last named with a rush at the Monument. At the top of the straight Wild Mint joined Vagrant and a grand race ensued all the way home, the second in the St. Leger eventually securing a clever victory by rather over a length, with Vengeance a capital third. Lygodan was fourth, Venture fifth, and Silken Mead'in the order named. Time, 3 min. then came "Bicycle, Earlstoun, Millionaire, and
21 3/$ secs.
The MAFOOS' CHAMPION RACE, for China Ponies, the property of Members of the Shang- hai Race Club; weight, get, yibs; entrance, $5. Once Round.-Native Riders in Racing Colours; the stakes to be handed to the riders as follows: The winner, 5/3ths; second rider,' #/8ths; third rider, 1/8th. Mr. Sassoon's d. Surewind ......Ko Yung I Mr. Waveny's bl. Nairment. Ah Sun Mr. Choufleur's gr. Elegant Monkey 3 Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr. Vigour Amow a
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Noirmont was most fancied, but Sużewind, who ran in plater, had almost as many supporters. Immediately the fing fell the ancient dun drew clear away and making all the running, won eally by half a dozen lengths from Noirmont, the other pair being close up. Time a min. 41 4-5th secs. 2
Mr. Inch's B. Black Diver, 1ost-gib.Mr. Renny o Mr. Inch's gr. Earistoun, lost, talb.Mr. Repay o Mr. Herbert's gr. Optimus, xist. 1lb.Mr. Coutts o Mr. Herbert's gr Optimus, Ist, Ilb.Mr. Coutts o Betting: 5 to 2 against Titmouse and Apollo, | Mr. Worthy's §. Hornet, list. tlby Mr. Hough o 9 to 2 against Resolution, 9 to 1 against Nero,
Belting to 4 against Autocrat, 5 to 1 20 to 1 against Ventilator and Exchange, 46 to 1 against Dores, 12 to 1. against Titmouse, 13 to against Speedy, 120 to 1 against Aramis, and 340 against Skylark and Bramble, 18 to 1 against to I against Black Diver and Skylark. It was Stalwart, 22 to against Perseverance and almost dark when the ponies were despatched Hornet, 33 to 1 against Apollo, go to I to an indifferent start, Speedy, Black Diver and against Ventilator, and 136 to 1 against Optimus. Resolution getting best dway and making Stalwart was the first to show in advance and kot running until the entire field was lost to view cut out the work from Speedy until passing the at the far side of the course. On re-appearing Loong-tel gate, where the pair Jolaci isau and in sight at the Monument Apollo was leading, raced away in front of Optimus and the favorite, but once turned for bome Nero came through the last named being clear of Perseverance and full of running and, going on by himself, won in Bramble. At the half-mile starting post Autocrat a canter by half a dozen lengths from Apollo, took up the razning from Perseverance and with Skylark a bad third, and Titmouze fourib. Stalwart, of the others Bramble and Titmouse Time-331, 67, 1.40, 3.13, and a min. 45 2-gth alone, showing danger. In making the bend past the Monument Mr. Maciean attempted to come through with Bramble on the inside, but was baulked by the rider of Stalwart round on the extreme outside, thus losing several tinkering with his whip, and bad to come lengths. Meanwhile Autocrat and Perseverance were racing home locked together, closely hunted by Tiimouse, and when once in the straight Bramble came with a rush and rapidly made up his lost ground. In a close finish-Autocrat won by half a length, with Titmouse and Bramble, close together, third and fourth. Time-33, 66, 1.40, 2.133, and 3 min, 45 4-5th secs. The COSMOPOLITAN CUF, valus Tis. 150; Second Pony, Tis. sos for Chins Ponies, weight for loches as per scale, winners at this meeting of 1-oze race, jibí, 'extra ; two races, falba, extra ;.} Mr. Inch's gr. Encounter, rist. ilb, Mr. Renny 1 three or more faces, 15lbs, extra. Entrance, || Mr. J. D2, Humphrey's gr. Visitant, 11st. 116. Tia. 5. One Mile and Three-Quarterm, vel 7
Mr. Hart Buck Mr. Ludlow's wh. Old Guard .................Peter' r Mr. J, D. Humphrey's gr. Vigour, rrit. tib, Mr. Phipps' br. Resolution, rost. Bib........... Mr. Humphreys' gr. Ventriloquial... Chin Sang
Mr. Meyerink r
Mr. Reynell 3 Mr. Buxcy's gr. Nutmeg mom..Punch 3 Mr. Sidney's gr. Vengeance, Iist.-file muito
Ms. J.D. Humphrey's b. Visitation, zast. glb. Mr. Hampton's gr. Ploughman ..............Kallos o Mr. Reynell'
Mr. Crawford o Rain fell beavily whilst this face was being run Old Guard was freely backed against the Sunewind and Noirmont, 20 to 1 against Holly Mr. Sassoon's gr. El Dorado, tost. 12lb Mr. Herbert's gr. Optimus, 11st. xlb. Mr. Read o Rock, and Ito to I against Gerald. Susewind Mr. Harvey's gr. Bicycle, Hist. 1b..Mr. Allan'
Mr Mr. Mablein 3 Mr. Ferry's gr. Likelihood, sost. z3lb.field, and he justified the confidence of his sup
Mr. Maclean a and Hollyhock went off at score and galloped each other to a standstill in the first half-mile. Mr. Sassoon's bl. Myth, list. llb... Mr. Master Mr. Ferry's gr. St. Gothard, st. 11b
Mr Dallas Opposite Morriss MrRead brought up Noirmont Mr. John Peel's gr. Leap Year, wat te
Mr. Hough Mr. H. Sylva's ch, Exchange, 1015. rib and passing the beaten. Hollyhock without an Betting; a to t on El Dorado, 9 to 1 against
Mr. Coutts o effort, went on and secured an easy four lengths Vigour, 14 to 1 against Leap Year, 16to I agalust Visitant and Resolution were best favorites, victory: Fontenay, who pulled up lame wVengeance, 20 to 1 against Myth, and 33.tor St. Gothard being next in demand. After two bad third, Visitant fourth, Susewind fifth, and against Bicycle Leap Year got fint off and led or three false starts Encounter jumped off in Duncraggan last. Time-1 min, 50 secs. for about furlong, Myth then taking up front and quick!", held a three lengths lead of SCOTT's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with The FAKI-MUTUEL CUP, value, 118, 200, added for
Bicycle following in the order bringing up the rear. At the half-mile past the dittons where the tissues are wasting away from named, the favorite lying off last. These leader and increased his advantage to half alasbility to digest and assimilate ordinary foodar positions were maintained until half a mile from dezen lengths, and drew still farther ahead The combined virtues of the Cod Liver Oil and the finish, where Vigour. deprived Myth of the coming round by the Monument to the ran-la, Hypophosphites produce a marked effect in such lead, Vengeance going on second, whilst El The rest of the field came on in close order to cases. They restore the wasted tissues, create Dorado rapidly came through his field. Vigour the top of the straight, where the two favorites swappedte, make new blood, heal the inflammat was first in the line for home, and stalling off came away in hot parmilt of Encounter, who was tion of the throat and lungs, and increase the the challenges of Vengeance and the favorite rapidly tiring. A distance from the winning fieah. Ta short they form the finest combined Mr. Humphreys grey kept in front to the end post Visitant shot past Resolution and quickly food and medicine that can be given the invalle and won a good race by a length and Achall overhauling the outsider, just failed to el ́os Any Chemist die supply (LA. §. Watson, & #37 from Vergésner, with Mi Derada a čepični skirāj k terms) Encounter whaling a splendid säde by m) (524)); agents in Hongkong and Chlazen Advis
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, STH NOVEMBER, The FLYAWAY PLATE, value, Tle. 100; for China ponies; weight for inches as per acale entrance, Tis. 5. Seven Furlongs. 'Mr. Waveny's bl,' Noirmont, irst. dbamy
Mr. Read 1 Mr. Sassoon's br. Hollybock, list, 1lb.
Mr. Sassoos Mr. Sassoon's ch. Fontenoy, Ist. lib.........
Mr. Dallas 3 from their field and raced neck and neck to the Mr. J. D. Humphreys' gr. Visitant, st. lib...
Mr. Meyerink o Monument, where Hollyhock drew ahead and turned for home a length to the good, nothing Mr. J.D. Humphreys' b. Visitation, röst. gib, Islas being near. Hollyhock seemed to be
winning easily until a hundred yards from the Mr. Sassoon's d. Susewind, ust. 1
Mr. Crawford o
Mr. Maclean o chair, when be tired rapidly, and Sesewind, answering his Jockey's vigorous calls with Mr. John Peel'sd. Duncraggan, lost. Izib...... Mr. Master unflinching gameness, came with a rare rattis and appeared to have won cleverly the Mr. John Peel's b. Gerald, rost. alb............
Mr. Hough, o edge's decision, however, was a dead-best. Fontenoy made up a lot of ground in the straight
Betting: 6 to 4 on Fontenoy 5 to 1 against and was placed a goed third, with Visitant close up, and St. Gothard last. Time-39 1-5th, 60 3-5th, and 1 min. 332-5th seconds. The PAGODA CUP, Value, Tia, 150 Second Pony, Tix 50 for China Ponics, being and fide griffins at date of entry, weight for inches per scale, winner of the Whangpoo Stakes, gibs, extra, entrance, Tis, 5. One mile and a hall Mr. Sasson's gr. Sycee, 1ost, 2.2lb. Mr. Dallas x Mr. W. T. Phipps' b. Ferseverance,11st, zib,. Mr. Reynell a Mr. Sassoon's up. Dores, 10st, Falk
. Mr. Master 3 Mr. J. D. Humphreys' wh. Vultate, 11st. 72b.j
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Mr. Hough o Mr. Roff's gr. Aramis, rost, ralbu...Mr. Ruff o Mr. Juan's gr. Trotzkopf, art. 4b, Mr. Klatt o Mr. Sassoon's gr. Neophyte, tost. alb. (incl. * Betting: 50 to 40 da Sycem, 1'19 2 against 5lb. ex.) verilir. Sassoon o Vulture, 6 to 1 against Perseverance, 28 to 1 Mr. Chenfiour's gr. Stalwart, rest," 7lbaum. gainst Dores and Trotskop, and 25 to
Kuf er i agune) Aramló, -Fartovstines, siended by
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Mr. J. D. Humphrey's gr. Vagrant, rost, raib,
(incl. slb. cx.)...Mr. Hough a Mr. Chantrey's wh. Autocrat, rost. 7ibuni. Mr. Master
The CELESTIAL: STEEPLECHASE; for all China' Ponies, without regard to ownership; winners of a Steeplechase or Faper Hunt excluded) native Riders in Racing Colours; catch weights; entrance, 35; first- rider, 5/8chi second, a/8ths; third, 1/8th ; once round.
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porters by leading all the way and winbing easily from Ventriloquist, Nutmeg ang call The winner jumped in fue form, gaining an advantage of a couple of lengths at every fence, and to this he owed his success as Ventriloquist outpaced, him on the flat
to a Sweepstakes of Tis, 10, each; second Vigour with Vengeance, Leap Year, ↑ Likelihood and Resolution, Mr. Humphreys' grey, Hypophosphites is especially adapted to all con
pany to receive 33 per cent, and the third pony to per cent of the Stakess for China ponies; weight for inches as per scale griffins at date of entry allowed 7lbs; non starters and winners at this meeting ribs. extra. · One mile and a half.
Mr. Sassoon's gr. Eureka, rist. Bib. (incl. 7lb
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Mr. Dallas Mr. J. D. Humphrey's gr. Vagrant, test, falb,
Mr. Mayerials 5
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