THE RACES.
STEWARDS -His Excellency, Sir F. J. D., Lugard; K.C.M.O., C.13, D.8.0.; His Excellency Vice Admiral The Hon, Sir H, Lambton, X.C, B., K.C.V.O., & D.C.; His Excellency Maj. Goal, R. G. Broadwood, c. Commodore Lyon, R.M., ADC The Hoo, Sir Faul Chater, Kt. C.M.GThe Hod. Sir Henry May, K...G.; The Hoo. Mr. W.); Greison, Mr FB. Dea con, Major W..A. Eilon, Messrs. 8. J1⁄2 Gedge, JA. Jopp, Capt. F. W: Lyons, Massie: N. J. Stabb, and H. P. While,
STEWARDS IN CHARGE OF THE SCALE:- Mr. H. J. Gedge and Capt. F, W. Lyons,
HANDICAPPER-M-jar W.-A. Eaton, apd. Mr. J. A. Jupp
JUDGE:- The Hon. Sir Paul Chater, K CMB
ABSISTANT JUDGE.-Major W. A. Eaton. STARTER The Hoo." Sir Henry May, кома.
SECOND TARTER ~Mr. M. W. Slade. TIMA KEOPER:-Mr. T. H. Forrest.
HON TREASURER: Mr. J. F. Cax-Edwards,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19 IQIO.
~:'Cash sweep:-'· Ticket No. 146, 141 3616,85-
17; fed $129 10 .. 128, 3rd $ 89.55 Commission $ 99.50
Mr, Dash's Sonny Jim jost 8b f
(Hickmanp)=~3
Mr. Eilis Kadoorie's Bulgarien Chief, xzat
olb.......
15
Major W. A. Eaton's Pitmales, rost ölbt...
(Col. Baya:d) a Mr. F. B. Marshall's Walnut Tren, tost
(ku............ (Vida)...... o Capt..P..H. M. Taylor's Goibawk, tos gibt
(Owner)
་
Mr. Magpio's Job Troller tost çib"f"
(Kramer) &
(Klimanék)
Total $995.00 THE "LOITERERS STAKES.Value Stoo. For all gus that have run at this meeting and not won a race. Weight for inches as "per scale. Subscription grifūns that have
run at this meeting and bean placed second-g allowed -3 lb., 'those that have been placed Mr. Laworks' Spirit Level 1ost 11b †.........
bird allowed-5-lb. Uoplaced subscription' grifhios allowed to lb, Jockeys who have. General Broadwood's Borags tost raib t... not had more than two winning monats la Hongkong, Shanghai or Tiootsin allowed 51b. Jockeys who have never had a win- aing mount in Hongkong.or Chipa allowed 7 lb Off-day winner barred. Entrance $5 to go to second pony. From the two-mile post once round and in.
General Broadwood's Rufus, sast 81b *......
(Heathcote) 1
Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Rubber Chief Frat 1lb.
CLERK OF THE COURSE:Mr. T. F. Hough. Mr. Deyindust's Triad, 11 lb (Laurence) Mr. F. B. Marshall's Olive Tree, Jost rzib...
(Vida) o
Slater)
(Moller)
a
3
-OFF DAY, -8 TUND (V," 19TH FEBRUARY,
The off-day races took place at Happy Valley' this afternoon. There was brightly sonshine with only a gentle "worth-east wind blowing, and the glorious wenther, assisted to draw quite a large concourse of people in the Race Course to witness the last day of the season's races, Being a Balf-holiday, the business community was free to wend their way down to Happy
Europeans Valley, and Ibe
very large numbers belook themselves to Wong-nei chung, BOOD After the stiffen hour. There was also a large attendance of ladies whose pretty drestes lest a variety of colour to increase the charming effect of the picturesque scene with in the 'eeclosure. In the ring the Chinese were there, as usual, in their thousands, and mani fested que a lot of interest in the day's sport As on the three previous days, the Band of the Buffs rendered excellent music throughout the afternoon which added pleasure to the day's proceedings.
was.
There were six events on the cards. The first saddling bell was tung punctually at 1.30 p.m. and the first race commenced a 2 p.m. "The Hay and Corn Slakes * confined to subscription griffins that have sun at this meeting and not wou a race. Twelve ponice started. After much delay due the fild got ressive ess to Spooker's
the vin and with Sapoker- in AWAY
Snooker Roumanian Chief is the rear. was threatabed; only' within ten' yards of the Judge's box when Tomahawk rushed
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the front and managed to, gel into second. place, Greyback fishing third to the race. Rufus' win in the second race was a complete surprise and brought in 3103 10 bis 'supporters for a five-dollar bill, Olive Tree, who was largely fancied, was nowherein the race. Giesler was largely fancied for the "Alf OutStakes and won in capital style from Liama 'Chief by half a length. There was as exciting race with a very close finish for the "Also Rao" Stakes Younger Brother just managed to best Trewint by a neck at the post, Walnut Tree, the "Favourite, was not placed, and disappointed
his large number of supporters. Five popier started for the next race-the Lucky Stakes "Mr., Vida por Salva'or won with comparative 'ensy from the companion Chicis, Belgian Chief not belog pliced... The sixth and last race of the day was the Finale Stakes" for which a large field started. It was won by Kerry. Detailed results are as follows:- 1-THE, HAY AND CORN STATES.Value
$100. For all subscription griffios that have run at this meeting and pot won a race. Weight for inches as per scale. To be ridden by jockeys who have not bad more than two winning monals in Hory kong, Shanghai or Tiensia, Usplaced runners allowed lb. Entrance $5 to ge to second pony... Half "a¿mile. ⠀
Mr. Billards' Snooker, ilst tib......(Master). 'I Capt. PH: M: Taylor's Tomahawk 11st ilb
J
THH
(Heathcote). z Mr. Dash's Greyback, rost lolb* (Klimanek) 3 (Kramer) o Mr. Q T's Iosuar fost folb*. Mr. G. Q, Henriques Valentine, lost 10lb*...
(Owner) o **Mr. Medico's Christmas Daisy, lost alb
(Col. Bayard) o Mr. F. B. Marshall's Cabbage, Tree, 1011
1216......(Blair) o Mr. Ottery's Butcher, rost 71b". (Hickmapp) ▸ Mr. Ottery's. Tremear, rast.alb Brice) o *TMr. Sett's Lichtloot rest r3lb.*..... (Owner) o Mr. Ellis Kadoorie', Roumanian Chief, rst ...........(Scarlett) o Mr. Gilpin's Deceiver, 1ost Joib* (Williams) o * sib allowance.
Mr. D. M. Slater'e Rajput, rast 518
17lb allowance.
|
(Heathcote) o
...alb over..
17lb allowance. Slb over.
A very good start. Spirit Level took the land 9n the rails. Galloping past the Stand on the first round the leaders were Spirit, Levél, Younger Brother and Job Troster in the order named. Spirit Level was-abond by two lengths at Bowrington gate with Boreas second and Goshawk third. Spirit Level was
lending at the bottom of the incline. Walnut
Tree and Younger Brother crept up in com pany and sopa drew level with the leaders Spirit Level showed to the frost in the bome o(raight and was bugging the rails, white Yousger Brother on the pulside came up in a spanking gallop with Walnut Tree lying behind. A fide race ensued to the winning post which Younger Brother maunged to win by a neck from Trewint second and Sunny Jim a good third.
The result of this race was a complete surprise. Olive Tree and Rebber Chief shared fancy between them. At the start Olive Tree settled down in front of Rufus, Rubber Chief, Rajpot and Triad, That was the order past the Stand lo ibe first round. The field spread out 00 galloping 'down the strelch and in processional order raced past the Football Stand. Triad closing up with Ref put took fourth and then third place from Rub ber Chief, down the hill: Olive Tree was still in front at the village bend, Rufus boing se cond. Rajput was completely out of the race. Rubber Chief, on the cutside, spurted and got into second place when Rufus had displaced Olive Tree for the honour of front place. Rubber Chief challenging id not overtake Rufus who won by hair a length. Triad was a good third.
Tab large field of twelve posies entered - Thara was considerable delay in getting the field away; Snooker being responsible for no less than four false starts, at the first Cabbage Trea being left at the post. When the flag fell Bapaker cut the way from Grayback, Tomahawk boing third, Lightfoot fourth and Roumanian Chief last, Going down the Incline Snooker was leading by two lengths from Gr. yback, Tomahawk having surrender- ⚫ed his third place to Lightfoot. At the village band Snooker was still landing and Lightfoot crept into second place. In the straight home Spooker made the best of his advantage on the rails, and Lightfoot bad lost his place to Groy- beck. Tomahawk was now coming up strong on the outside and displaced Greyback is the second place, being very near winning the race, having lost to Suonker by a short lengt
Time: Im, op 1/5 sec.
Ponian. Snooker
Pari-Mutuel
Wis,
Placo
104
104
Tomsbawk Greyback
59
134
18
48
859
Dividends-Win,'S18,00 Places $8,00, 510,30, $1950
Time: am. 19.1/5 sec.
Pari-Mutuel Place.
Ponies, Rufus
Wie.
28
Rubber Chiet Trind
237
78
-93
·374 142
645
1,008
Dividends -Wing $103.60
Places, $17.50, $7.70, Cash sweep
Tickot No. 21, txt, $1,373-40
91, and, $ 391.40* 131, 3rd, 5 196.20 -- Commission, $ 218.00
Total, $ 7,180.00
3-THE ALL OUT" STAKES.—Value $200, For all China poniesibat have run at this meet. ing and not won a race. Weight for inches as per scale: Unplaced ponies and bond fide griffins on date of entry allowed 5 lb. Sub- scription griffins of this season allowed rolb. Jackeys who have not had more than two wip Ding modals in Hoogkong, Bhanghai of 'Tientsin' allowed sib, Jockeys who have Dever had a winning mount in Hongkong or China allowed ribs, Allowances not ac- cumulative, Off-day winners batred. Eo trance $5 to go to second pony. One mile and a quarter.
"
Messrs. Findlay and Moir's Giesler, fost gib
(Vida)
Mr. Ellis Kadopric's Llama Chici, Lost solb
-(Crichton); 1
Sir Henry May's Astral,.....(Heathcote) 3 Mr. Ellis Kadaori's Tartar Chief, ut alb
(Moller) o
Mr. Dryandust's Barry.lost 1 lb...(Laurence) & Mr. Medico's Starlight, 1ost 9ft (Williams) o
alb over. †ilboyer.
$ 7lb allowance.
Time: 2m. 10-1/5 sec...
Ponies. Younger Brother g Trewiat Suony Jim.
Win,
Pari-Mutuel. Place.
127
176
412
49
$2
782
1,359
Dividends:-Win, $18.10 Places, $8.99; $9.60; $23.50
Oath Sweep Ticket No 137 1st $1,461.75
338 2nd, $ 400.50 337 3rd, $ 200.15 Commission, $222.50
Total, 5.,125.00 -THE LUCKY STAKES.-Value $200. For all China ponies that, have run at this meet ing and not won a race. Weight for inche, as per scale. Griffiss allowed 5 lb. Sub
•scription griffins' allowed 7 lb Jockeys who have not had more than two winning mounts in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed 5 lb. Jockeys who have never
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(Vida) 1 Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Rubber Chiel, 10st
10lb+
.........................(Crichion) a
1913 Mr. Dryasdust's Cexcomb, töst 11lb
(Laurence) .3
(Maller) o
Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Belgian Chief, 1st olb*
Mr. L. K. Lessna's Seafoam, 10st 1gib"......"
* gib over...
gib allowance. 1 lb over.
(Owner).
Opxcomb led the way from Salvator at the start, followed by Seafoam, Rubber Chief and Belgian Chief. The quartette formed partner ships at the Bowrington Gate, Coxcomb with Salvator and Rubber Chief with Seafoam, Bel- gian Chief lying bebind last. The same order was maintained going down the bill into the | village bend when Salvator showed up half a length in front of Coxcomb. Mr. Moller, dow called opco Belgian Chief who, replying, crept lato fourth place but could not keep bis pace. Rubber Chief, on the outside, raced for all he was worth but Mt. Vida was sure of his race and Salvator won easily by two lengths."
Time: 1m. 54,500.
Pari-Mutuel. Ponies. Win, Place. Salvator
TIR 130 Rubber, Chicf 130 108 foxcomb 354 248
€75. 757 Divideods-Win, $26.20 Places, $14.10 $1500, Cash Sweep:- Ticket No. 35, 381, $4,653-75 599, 200, $472.50 502, 3rd, Sa36.25: Commission, $162.50%
The field gat away on equal terms. Before the fist quarter was covered Llama Chief ushed to the front and held the commanding position on passing the spectators' stand for the first time by sever!, lengths from Starlights Astral being third and Giosler bard held last. Tartar Chief was slightly in front of Giesler, Up the incline Giesler and Tartar Chief ex- changed places for a short while and then the Chief crept up again. At the Black Rock they formed a partnership, and in company raced down the hill. Llems Chiel was leading by five lengths round the bend into the home.straighti Giesler came up in fine style on the outside & THE-FINALE STAKES-Vaine $100. and was second in the last furlong. He
For all subscription-griffins that have ran at ramped home a winner from Llama Chief by
this meeting and not won a race. Weight balf a length. Astral was a poor third.
for inchera per scala. To be ridden by Time: 2m. 40 580,
jockeys who have not had more than two winning mounts in Hongkong;. Sbangbai or Tientsin. Unplaced runners at the meeting allowed lb., Off-day winners barred. En trance $5 to go to second popy. Three guarters of mile.
Pari-Mutuel.
Ponies Giesler
Llama Chief 82 Astral
Win. Place 329 $16 152 158
$42 1,185 Dividends:-Win, 59.79 Places, 55.50, $8.00, $7.95 Cash Sweep:-' Ticket No. 153, 181,$1,398.30
Total, $1,615,00
Capte. Dwyer and Beasley's Kerryant sib (Master) Mr. Johnstone's 'Huitwood 1131 4lb(Scarlett) a Capt. P. H..M, Taylor's Tomahawk izat ̋ılb -
(Heathcote)* 3
(Blair)~~o Mr. Medico's Christmas Daisy rost talb...
(Col. Bayard), o Mr. Berneo's Bigtang Pindar, sost tolb * ...
(Klimánek) o
Mr. W. G. Pirie's Rickshaw Man Hot zlb...
Mr. Q. T's Inspar, kost toib"......(Kramer), o Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Roumanian Ghief, frit;
alb
cedra (Seth)_10
216, 20d, 397.82. 231, 319, 198.99 .Commission, 221,00
Total, $1,200.00 -THE "ALSO RAM" STAKES-Valge 5300. For subscription griffins of this season that Eave ran at this meeting and not been placed. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockeys Mr. F. B. Marshall's Cabbage Tran, zost who have not had more than, two widning 13b ...................................................(William)' o mounts in Hongkong, Shanghal, or Tientela. Mr. Ottery's Trálads, 10st-13ib* (Hickmann) o allowed's ib. Jockeys who have never had Massrs., Newall; and Hett's Balgonie, tost
Igih...{Siker) o <*"winaing mount to: Hongkong, or Chian allowed 7 lb, Off-day winners barred. En- trance $3 toʻgo to second pany. One mile." Mr. Johnsiones Younger Brother, 1st lib (Laurence) Mr. Quely, Trewing rint-x18 «u(Crichton)
Mr. Ottery's Tremuar, rost faldim..(Bricė), o
2
** gib, allowaACO, ^)
Kerry won after being dangerously threaten- ed by Hartwood and Tomahawk, who figlahed 1 second and third, respectively.
Timojam 25 18049,
Hartwood Tomahawk
Pari-Mutuel.
R. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent.
Ponies,
Win.. Place.
Kerry
445
420
121
183
17፤
278
Hongkong, 19th February, 1909.
693 3,396
£10
Dividend-Winner
Places. $6.30, $8.70 $7.20 Cash Sweep:-
Ticket No. 98 311, $1,984.50 215, 2nd, $67.00 482, 3rd, 283.50 Commistion -$315.00
1st 2nd 3rd
Total $1,150.00
ANALYSES.
-WINNING STABLES, Mr. Jobastane.m Mr. Billiards...... General Broadwood Messis. Findlay & Moir.. Capts, Dwyer & Beasley... . Mr. Ellis Kadoori...........
Capt. P. H. M. Taylor...... Mr. Otteryimmune ¿Mr. Dashcamou .Mr. Dryasdust........
Sir Henry May
WINNING JOCKEYS, Mr. Master bankom Mr. Viða
Capt, Heathcote;............................... Mr. Laurence (vomitionin Mr. Crichton
Mr. Moller...... Mr, Scarlett ............
2nd 3rd
I
fat
1
2nd - 3rd
Mr. Klimanek siinärest a Mr. Hickmann...........
WINNING TONIES. Snooker ...per case Rafes epider Glesler ... múin Young Brother.no.m Salvator......... Kotrynos...... Rubber Chief Tomahawk... Llama Chief covere Trewinton så « ann Hartwood ısınamientos xer Grayback
Trind.........nikeosiyasata
Sunny Jim RYLA PETROL CERNA Corcomb........byggemon'
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