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HONGKONG GYMKHANA CLUB.
FIRST MEETING,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY APRIL 18 19OTO
Blackmore Vale on the outside was making the pace a hot oun for Fig Tree, Liams Chief | | bring"fost a ́length behind. · There was an
exciting finish, and Blackmore Vale wap" from ❘ Fix Tree by a note. Liama Chief was a good third, Rafus fourth, Jock Scott fifth, and Cajno last
Time: 2m, 08 1/5 rec.
rat place, the latter being overhauled, succes sively, by Walnut Tree' and Keny. At the village Kerry, haid riddss, shot to the front and than Hickman took maiters pretty..onally passing the winning post first from, Serving Chief. Walnut Tree was third, Resolution fourth and Job Trotter fast.
Time: am to seća.
Cash sweep:-
Winner, $ 8,20
Ticket No. 78, Lut, $349.95",
*36, 2nd, 98.10 47, 3rd, 490) Commission, $ 54.50
Cash sweep:-
Winder, 512.90
Ticket No. 1, ist, 5478,80'
116, zad, +138.80
Splaadid wonther favoured be first gymkhoma of the season which was held at the face Course, Happy Valley, on Saturday. The attendance was above the average, the number of ladies being conspicuously large. The fields in all the flat races were laigs and the finishes clots, in particular that for the One and a Quarter Mile Race-the Just of the aftbmoon- when Mr. R. F. C. Master showed considerable skill in jockeyship by racing Fig Tree a winger after an exciting race. In the Cash Sweeps there was a curious coincidence in the first and second races of the afternoon when Ticket No.-TENT PROCING IN SECTIONS OF THREE 78.draw pony No 4 in the programme in both race and the ponies won..
The Band, of the Buffs was in attendance and added to the pleasure of the day's sport by contributing a delightful selection of music,
The officials were:-:
Patrons His Excellency Ste. Frederick Luguard, KCMG, C., DS.; His Excellency Major Generd R. G. I madwood, C.; Rear- Admiral H. Lyo 1, u.N.
Committee: The towards of the Hong- kong Jockey Clab, (rx,officin.) The Hon. Sir F. H. May, K CM.G. Hon. Mr. W. J. Grassou, Meat. J. Johnstone, H. J. Gadze, C. H. R845. G. G. Maxon and Majar W. A. Eston.
Judge: Major W. A. Ea'oo.
Handicappers-Capt. Dwyer and Major W.
A. E1100,
Clerk of the Scales:-Cap!. Dwyer. Starter:-Mr. H']. Gedge
4.
And Starter: Mr. Marcus Slade, Time Keeper:-Mr. M. 5. SONG: Hon. Sec. and Treasurerdi. . F. C.. Master.
1.-HALF MILE FLAT RACK.-For non- winning subscription griffies of the sea. son' 1909-1910. Weight for leches, as per scale. Unplaced rupaers allowed. 3. lbs. Jockeys who have wo's more than five races `in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin penalised 7 lbs. Estrace fee £5. 1st prize: Prosent ed, and prize: $15. (Entrance fees to go to winner),
Mr. Hielman's Kerry, 1st rib. (Hickman) Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Roumanian Chief, 41st
zlb. (Master) 2 Mr. John Johnstose's Odds and Ends (lato
Tregiay), rist alb, (Owner) 3 Lt. Col. A. Chaptain's 'Recruit, rest 6lb, (Henriques) Mr. Frederick Ellis', Jab Trotter, Tost 9'b
(Kiemer) o "Caps Farqshur's Borear, a 1st 3lb.* (Scarlett) o Mr. Ellis Kadoorio's Bulgarian Chief, zost
plb, (Owner) o, Mr. L. N. Leefe's Soooker, ist 1lb. (Owner) o Mr. J.B.C. Neilson's Walgut Troc, lost trib.
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(Owner)
* lbs over. The big field of nine ponies started for this race. After one false start when Spooker and Kerry broke away, the field was got away with the latter slightly to the front; all the alber being close together. At the Black -Rock, Recruit settled down in front of Rou
manian Chief, followed by Kerry, the est
of the field being bunched. After negotiat ing the incline Johastons brought Odds and Eads to the outside course, bolly. parsited by Bulgàrino Chief, whọ failed to keep his pice and fall, away at the straight, in the bome stretch Kerry look the rails and Hickman was riding easily, Roumanian Chief, Recruit and Odds and Endi racing neck and neck. There was a splendid race to the winning post. Kerry, the favourite, won by a head; Odds and Eads was a good third, Time: im, or / sec.
Cash sweep:-
Winner, $.27.00
Ticket No. 78, 1st, $261,45 72, 2nd, 74.70 34, 3rd, 37.35 Commission, 5 41.50
Total, $415.00. 1-GYMKHANA STAKES.-Value $ion, Dis tance one mile. For all Chion ponies, Catch weights at 10 st. 6 lbs. Wiapers of an open race or open griffio race 5 lbs. extra. Non-winning subscription griffins allowed 5 lbs. Jockeys who have won more
'Total, 5545.00
53, 3rd, 68.40 Commission, 76,00
Total, 5760.00
6-ONE AND
A QUARTER MILE FLAT RACE HANDICAP-For all China ponies. Entrance fee. $. First priza Presented: 2nd prize: $25. (Estrance fees to go to winner.}
-Open to teams, mounted on China ponies, And composed of any three members of the Gymkhana Club, Three small cups to be presented to the winning toani át each. Competition and at the conclusion of the season, trophy will be given to this team which scores the highest'aggregate of points | Messrs, Moxon and Godgo's Giesler, 1griba. all meetings included. in competing for the
(Johnstone) z
Messrs. Moxon and Gedge's Fig Tree,
148lbs. (Master) __7||
(Brice) 3
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Dated 18th April, tęta. *
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DOUBLE DAMASK SERVIETTES and TABLE CLOTHS, Ladies' and Gent's HANDKERCHIEFS, HAND-EMBROI- DERED BEDSPREADS, FINE TURKISH 300). TOWELS, BATH TOWELS, BATH SHEETS, BED SHEETS, WHITE and CREAM LAGE CURTAINS, CARPETS, RUGS,, &£, &c.;
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A few lots of Ladles and Goat.'s GOLD. and GOLD-CASED WATCHES, ALDERTS, GUARDS, NECKLETS, BRACELETS, RINGS, CHRONOGRAPH STOP WAT- Major Eaton and Mr. Potter's Jock Scott
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TERMS:-As usual, ...... (late Palm Tree), içßlbr. (Potter) a
HUGHES & HOUGH, Mr. H. Humphreya' Barry, 143Įbs. (Kremer) o
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small cups a compatitor need not necessarily Commodore Lyon's Llams Chief, 146tbs.
· represent the same team on each and every occasion, but if competing for the aggregate. trophy he can only represent one team during the season, that is to say, he must continue to compete for the teams first selected by him and for no other. To provide for sickness,' absence from the Colony, or for improvement of a team, dew members may from time to time be introduced into a team, but in order to win the aggregate trophy two at least of the members composing the winning team must have competed in not less than three competitions. Kutrance fan St ench man each Gymkhana,
The committee of the Gymkhaca Člub will appoint a' judge who will judge, this com- petition throughout the season and whose decision shall be finst. In the case of illness tor absence of any judge appaisted the com.
milice shall appoint a substitute: Six teams competed resulting as follows- Mr Gedge's team-Messrs. H. J. Gedge, G,
C. Moxon and R. F. C. Master.... The K. G. A. Team-Capis. Finch, Loring
and Twis9 GATHERER The Magpies-Mesirs, Lawder, Elwes and
Johnstone antikon Cash sweep:-
Ticket No. 55, 161, 3315,00
51, 2nd, $90.00
4, 3rd, $45.00 Commission, $50.00
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Tolai, 5500.00 4-LADIES NOMINATION. THREE QUAR
TERS OF A MILE FLAT RACE--For all China pogies. Catch weights. Ponies to be no minated by a lady. The names of the panies will be placed in one hat, the names of riders is another hat and drawn alternately, Ponies to be ridden by siders whose names appear at the same drawing. No pony to be scratched after entry except on account of sickness.
Messrs. Méxon and Gedge's Jubilee Rose, Nominated by Mrs. Gedge, Rider Mr. Hickman. lost b
Mr. Blank's Sidier Dau. Nominated by Mis.
Holyoak, Rider Mr. Scarlett, fort 8lb 2
Lt. Col. A, Chapman's Recruit. Nomicated
by Mrs. A. Chapman. Rider Mr. Kre mor. gst Glb
3.
Mr. John Johnstone's Younger Brother, Nominated by Mrs. Graison. Rider Owner. tost 8ib.......... ..................... *3
Mr. Frederick Ellis' Triad. Nominated by Mas Ellis: Rider Mr. Neilson, Jost selb Mr. J. B. C. Neilton's Bagih Dua. No-
minated by Mrs. Wrigley.. Rider Mr... Henriques, cost gib ....................................................... Mr. H. P. White's Coxcomb. Nominated by Mrs. H. Humphreys, Rider Mr. Master. Host olb......
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* Dead beat, Jubilee Rose assumed the lead on the fall of the flag followed by Bagih Dun, and Sidier Dhu. Passing the Football Stand Jubilee Rose increased his lead and retained it up to the Black Rock, Bagib Dua surrendered second place to Sidier Dhu and the rest in processional order raced down the bill into the village bend when Younger Brother tried, but unsuccess resisting the challenge, won easily by a length from Sidier Dhu. Recruit and Younger Brother finished level for third place.
There was a good start. Jock Scott went shead and was followed by Llama Chief and Glesler. The first two exchanged places in the first gallop past the spectator's stand with Jock Scott third, Fig Tree fourth and Barry last. At the Bowringion Gate the fenders raced in partnership while Jock Scott was steadily losing ground, falling away to about ten lengths behind when racing down the inclins to the village where Giesler assumed command from Llama Chief: The latter was hugging the rails, Master now called upon Fig Tree who was coming up in a spanking gallop.on the outside course, the leaders racing neck and neck. Fig Tree proyed himself the best of the three, winning from Giesler by a length, who was second by a seck from Liama Chief. Barry finished fourth, and Jock Scole last.
Time: 2 m. 42'4.5 sec.
Winner, $ 27.00 Caib sweep:-
Ticket No. 1o, 1st, $57015
116, and, S162.go
77, 3:0, $ 61.45
Commission, $ 90.50
Total, Sp05.00
JUROR EXьMFIED.,
SUMMONED ON THE PANEL HÝ MISTAKE.
Before the first case was opened at the Crim- ined Sessions this morning, Mr. H.A. Lammert asked the Chief Justice to exempt him from the panel, as he had been exempted for a year for serving three days in a certain recent case,
The Chief Justice-There's evidently some mistake. Has your game been taken down ?
Mr. Lammert-It's not on the note,
The Chief Justice—I'm sorry you should have been summoned on the panel. You are ex- ampted.
Mr. Lammert-Thank you, my Lurd.
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HEAVY SENTENCES INFLICTED, Before Hoo. Mr. W. Rees-Davies, K. C., Acting Chief Justice, at the Crimisst Sessions | this morning, Wong Nin, a Chinese youth, and | :.
| Lei Tai, au elderly womao, were charged with kidnapping and detaining a five-year-old child with intent to doprive the parent of the posses siop of same. Mr. C. G, Alabaster, fastracted by
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Mr. Alabaster stated that both the prisoners were charged with kidnapping a child five years of age which had ́as you not The parents of the child been recovered,
Ledburys apósasestvére their child would say that they missed
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than Eve races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Jully, to challenge the lender. Jubilee Rose they were playing together, Up' the 18th
Tientsio penalized 7 lbs. A cup called the Gymkhana Cup will be presented at the end. of the season to be won by the pony scoring
most marks in the races for the Gymkhanṣ Stakes at the Gymkhana meetings during the season, counting 4 points for a first; z for a second; and for a third,. The benefit of marks already scored to pass with the pooy on sale. Any winner of the race to carry 5 lbs. extra for each win in subsequent sthits for the race, but in tha erant of a pony carrying the penalty hot wioning, albs, to be dedicted next time lo starts. Such a lbs, to remain deducted until he wins again when' the will carry the full penalties without de- duction. Feta'ties accumulative up to 15 lbs. Entrance fee $5, 2nd prize: 515. (Balf entrance fees to go to winner.)
Time: 1 m. 30 sec.
Cash sweep:-
Winter, $ $1.00
Ticket No. uo, 1st, $459.90 82, and, 1340 -E143, 3rd, 65.70 Commission, $ 73.00
Total, $730,00 5-ONE MILE FLAT RACE--For subscrip
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15th March. A playmate defendant carry away ber companion while of the child would say that she saw the first
April, the father met the first defendant and accused him of stealing his child. The man admitted baving done to and took the lather to the second defendant, who also admited having taken away the child. Both the prisoners alio'admitted the charges in the Police Court but each tried to put rather more blanis on the other. He proposed to put the prisoners' admissions balore the jury, on which they could either convict or discharge the defendants as the case might be...
Evidence baving been called, each of the prisoners was sentenced to four years' imprison. ment with hard inbour...
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THE PATALING RUDDER ESTATE, Geoer Broadwood's Rufus, 1031 7lb............................. Mr. J. B.C.Neilson's Walnut Tree, rost 12lbs bars of a junk crew which loaded coal on this.
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eral fight followed in the course of which This was another good race. Six ponies All the five ponies faced the starter. The the first prisoner bit the deceased on the heading the past year totalled 152,090 lb. compared started out of sight extracts. To a very level quintette gave no trouble and when they were with a hardwood spat. The second and third with 80,922 Ib. In 1908, and the average price start, Rufus settled down in front of Jock let go Resolution showed the way to prisoners also struck him, ona with an iron bar | realized was 51, 118, per lb. nat. The cost of Scott and Fig Tree. This was the order past. Servias Chief, Kerry, Walnut Tree and sad locked down and removed to the hod. tapping and scrapping was 10.54 cents while SOLE AGENTS : blog the Grand Stand for the first time. At Job Trotter in the order named. At
the back stretch Rufos was still in the win the Golf Club Resolution held his position ital, where he died shortly afterwards. The the cost of production fo.b. Port Swettenham first and third prisoners (gave themselves up wan just under 984.. par Ib. (against; njd. In followed by Fig Tree and Liama Chief," Jock of advantage with Sampian Chief following him and the third prisoper was arrested. The first 1908,) or with London expenses and depracias Scott was completely out of the race. Cajao and Walnut Tree and Kerry racing neck and and third prisoners had marks on their bodies tion rs. old. perib, For 1910. It is estimated that made an effort to draw level with the lendars behind, Job Trotter was completely out of a result of the fight. If the jury found that the yield of rubber: will be $30,000 ib. The
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