THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY, “
26, 1917.
JOCKEY CLUB RACES. -
THE OPENING OF THE 1917 MEETING.
EXCELLENT SPORT AT THE Racecourse
TO-DAY.
its customary
Marked by features, the 1917 Race Meeting promoted by the Hongkong Jockey Club opsand at Happy Valley this morning ander con- ditions which, in all respects, were ideal. The wat hae, of course, affected pony-racing in common with all aspects of life, bus, con- sidering all thinge, this year's festival ham begon ander most promising circumstances. Tuere are those who would have the Race Meetings cancelled while the war lasts, but, after weighing all considerations, the Jockey Clab Committee has wisely come to the conclusion that the pros more than counterbalance the cons These annual gatherings result in a large sum being voted to War Charities, and this year as additional source of help in this connection is secured by many members of the Jockey Club forfeiting their right to fres entry to the enclosure, the proceeds from the payment of these tickets being wholly devoted to war purposes.
This
Pari-mutnel:-
Winner, $6.70. Places, $6.70; $26.30; $28.50. Cash Sweep:-
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Winner, $17.80. Places, $9.10; $5.10. Cash Sweeps:-
י,
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Magio Dahlia, who took third place after a hard struggle. It was a hard-ridden, race home, Trojan winning from King Ben by two lengths, Spalpaen being a length behind in third place. Time.-2 min. 07 2/5 seca, 654.25 Pari-mutuel :- 327 13 Winner, $66.80.
brought up the rear. Later separating second and third, Sandy and Triumph raced neck Time: 3 mix. 14 2/5 secs. and neck. & fine race enaaad, Pari-mütnel:- Sandy securing a slight lead irem Triumph but as the ponies passed ths winning post Sandy and $808.00 Triumph were dead level, three 248.00 lengths separating the pair and 124.00] the Dahlia, 280.00
luck in being thrown, but it was in the home straight, Patroliai in front with Golofion fourth, the Dublin, the other, two being Trojan was paztaered by Khati- plossing to bear that ha bad sun- taking second place on the oat-Triumph rated almost practically out of the race, liai, but the former once again sained no isjory. The honour ride. At the distance post, Sol loral with Sandy. Entering There was a hot run home, fell back,giving Trojan a splendid of riding the first winning mount still showed the way and passed the "home"straight, Trium- Dixie gradually overhauling lead. Khakilini was than rupet“ fell to Johnstone, on Bal.. the winning post by three lengths. phant Dablis led from Sandy Windsor Diblia and winning seded by King Ben and dropped. By the time, the second race There was half a length between and Triumph and Derby, Chief by two length, half a length | farther back to give place to was off, which was nearly a quar-second and third. ter of an hour late, the crowd had Time:-1 min. 01/5 sec... grown to quite large proportione. | Betting was heary and the gathering was nesuming its usual, gaiety. It was an event which was to be sincerely regretted that Finber was throra of Bright| Pearl as the. ponies were about to pass the rock, yet it was as well that the pony was in the rear of the bunch, for sufficient speed had been got up to have made it extremely dangerous for any rider to have become unseated whilst lending. Fieber appeared to show in signs of ijt
There are low, if any, courses in the world wore picturesquely set than that at Happy Valley. and its natural attrativeness is enhanced on Rece Days, when the numerous stands and beatha are elabortele adcrued in derful variety of colour. year the usual care and silention had been devoted to this work,
The Vetria 3aken produced and the resulta achieved are really great race. Trampl altogether pleasing to the eye started favourite with Sandy next The Jeckey Club and private in favour, but, ne events proved, stande in particular bear an these two ran a dead heat. ceedingly bright and gay op- pearsace.
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His Excaliency the Governor. who was accompanied by Lady May and his A.D.C., Lieut. Llewellyn Edwards, arrived at about ten minutes to twelve, and was met by Mr. T. F. Hough.
Ticket No. 161 Ist 119 2ad 20 3rd
M
Commission
Total $1,520 boldern of tickets 285, 7, 269,
Other ponies were drawn by: 208, 61, 120, 199, 90, 302.
Time,-2 min. 3 secs. Pari-mutuel :-
Winner, $6.00 each. Cank Sweeps:-
Places, $6.90; $5.90.
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Ticket No. 188 1st $2,289.87
'41 2nd
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415 3rd
Commission
478.75
Total $3.750.00
Oiber ticket drawn:-155.
Pianes, $11.10; $11,60; $6.90. Canb Sweepa
Ticket No. 705. lat $2,28L00
039 3rd 323.00
352 2nd 646.00
19.
.21
Commission
530,00
6.-The Trial Plate. Winner Ticket No. 412 1st $808 03 $500. Second $200. Third $100. 126 2nd 808 02 For China Ponies, bons fide 181 3rd 179.57 Griffias on date of entry. Weight
"Total $3,760,00 Commission 279.38 for inches as per scale, Sab scription Griffins of this Season
3-The Professional Cup.- Total 42,075.00
1916-1917 allowed 71b. Winner Presente. Value Filte Guiness Other tickets:65, 223, 181.
of the Maiden Stakes Tib. extrs. [and $200 to Winner. Second to 4-The Valley Staker.—Win- ner $500. Second 3200. Third Jockers who have never had a rec-ise $200. Third $100, For $100. For China Ponies. Sab- Shaughai or Tientsin sllowed 5 Poses that have never won a wioning mount in Hongkong. fi ou date of entry and 1scription Grifine of this. San lb. Entrance $10. Allowances Rice. Subscription Griffins of this 1916-1917. Weight for inches accumulative. From the Two file Seseon 1916-1917 allowed 5. lb. as per scale.
Entrance $10. Post Once Bound and in. Three quarters of a Mile. Mr John Peel's Drumstick,
llet. llb. (Mr Johnstone). 1 Sir Paul's Dandy Dsblia, 10at,
116. (Mr Barkill) 2 Charles' Blush Busb, llet. 4b. (Mr Beard).
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Apart from the interest evinced in the Meeting by Europeans, the native population always shows a very lively concern in this yearly gathering, and, se ngasi.
It was a great day for John- the rails enclosing the centre of stone, who rode three winners out the coarse were thickly lined. of the four races before the tiffia quite early on, by all sorte and interval and in the other ran conditions of Chinese. Tae Ezra to a dead-beat. general attendance was also large,
2.-The Harden Stakes.-Win- İder $50). Secɔed $200. Taird $100. For China Ponia bona fide Griffin on date of entry. Weight for inches is per scale. Subszip- tion Griffins of this Season 1916- 1917 allowed 7 lb. Entrance $10. Three quarters of a Mile. Mr John Peel's Star of Doon, Mr Ezra's Iron Dake. 11 st. 10 st. 916. (Me Johnstone)
71b. (Mr Ezra) Mr Henry Humphreys Brown Mr Barady's Peter Dandy, 11 Mouse, 11 st. 4lb. (Mr Knoll)
Mesars Beith and Roes Ike. st. 1 lb. (Mr Barton) 10st. 12lb. (Mr Sedgwick) The enjoyment of the day was Merera Logan and a constant stream of motor care,greatly enhanced tv the presence
Baet ' tramcare and rickshas moving of the band of the 74th Panjabia,
Bright Pearl, 10 st. 10 lb. and from the tacecourse.
(Mr Fisher) The under
Bandmaster Christian, Mr Mase's Bonjo, 11 st. 1lb. Tramway Company ran an accel which bag rendered much-
(Mr Seth) with admirable appreciated services at previous Sir Paul's Choice Dablix, erated service despatch, under the guidance of Meetings.
10 st. 12 lb. (Mr Barkill)
The
programme
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Mc Oliver Cromwell's Iron--
side, 11 st. Llb. (Mr Setb).
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Me Goshend's Moneybox, 10 et. 12.1b. (Mr Bɔyd).
01
01
Meere Logan & Bisto's Peer- loss Pearl, 11 st. 1 lb. (Mr Moller).
13 16. (Mr Moller)
0
Mr Soares
Aerialini, 11 et.
Mr John Peel's Drumclog. 10st, 12ib. (Mr Fisher).
Mr H. P.
Mr H. P.
Mr. A. Course, traffic superintend-arranged for the day was as Mr Soarea Warriorlini, 10 st. eat, while the arrangements made followe:-
by the Police, under the supervi: March.......... Preciosa,....... tion of Caief Luspector Kerr and
Inspector Garros, for handling Orestore,... Pique Dame,... the crowd, were in every respect effective.
wero
Valee,
Nydi,.
0
Devery.
4 lb. (Mr Hayes) White's, Hajj 10 st. Suppe.
121b. (Mr Heard) White's Oak Bay, 11 Windeatt.
st. 1 lb. (Mr Boyd) 0 Oak Bay was the first on the Daroweki. field. Choics Diblia took the les!, Brown Mouse being right Ocote. at the roar, At the bottom of the i
March.... Light Cavalry.....
The regular police elrongly sugmented by members Selection,... Joy-Land,....... of the Police Reserve, both mounted and foot patrol sassiering Two Step,... Rouge et Noir. greatly in mosintaining order. The thoroughfares near
the Race much congested, curse were especially so an Boon drew on. at the mounted section rendered invaluable services in keeping Cainess from straying into the midule of the roads, thereby learing the thoroughfares clear for the traffic, of which there was an endless stream.
Mr Shellim's Black Cloud,.
10st. 12th. (Mr Knoll).
| Mr Slegʻa Golliwog, Ilst. llb. (Mr Ezta).
Mr Stove's Sangala, 11st: lib. (Mr Hayes)
the
AL the baliom of incline Drumstick
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the
WAS
Weight for inches as per sosio.
Mr John Peel's Silver Streak,
10st, 91b. (Mr Johntone)
1
Sir Paul's Victory Dahlia, Hat
2
3
Winners barred. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tien- tein allowed 5lb. Allowances accumulative. Entrance $10. One Mile.
lib. (Me Barkill) Messret Beith and Boss' Yid 10st. 121b. (Mr Sodgwick) Mr Ezra's Victory, 11st. llb. --- (Mr Exra) 0
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Sir Paul's Advance Dahlia,
llat, llb. (Mr. Barkill) 1 Hr T. F. Hough's Cadzow's
Waif, 10at. 91b. (Mr Boyd) 2 Mr Henry Humphrey's Town
Mouse. 10st 91b. (Mr Knoll) : 3 Mr Ezra's Silverwood, 10at.
Mr
Mr Henry Hamphreys'. Title-
monae, 10st. 91b. (Mr Kooll) 0 Mr Ellin Kadoorie's FormosÉ
Uhief, 11 lb (Mr Moller) G Sir Paul's Onward Dahlia, 118,
Ub. (Mr Sath). 0 Meears H. P. White and N. J. Stabb's Capilano,'llat. llb.
(Mr Heard) 0 From a very good stail. Silver Streak and Victory Dahlia went to the front, the rest, in a baach. Mr John Peel's Jacobits, list.
ahead
121b. (MF Ezra) 0 Ellie Kadoria'e Dalay Chief, Ilst. llb. (Mr.
Sedgwick) 0
Messrs Logan and Basto's Glorious Pearl, 10st.
9.b. (Mr Sathy 0
1lb. (Mr Johnstons)
Me Shares Heroliai, 10.
121b. (Me Moller) 0
and Miouur second and Berolini
In point of satrise, this year shows an appreciable increase over the 1916 Meeting. For the whole of the events, no fewer than 947 entries have been sent ia, being an average of over 32 entries per race, and contrasting with a total of 897 (an average of just over 30) for last year. la ponies, there are six more entered than was the case twelve months
following close on the heels of ago-110 against 104. These are
the leading pair. Silver Streak distributed amongst 43 stables,
cars. Thomas and Sedg
continued to make the pace, wick's Tom Cableigh, 10st. against 39 in 1916. Sir Paul
9tb. (Mr Sedgwick) with Victory Dahlia in close again leads the way with the
Golliwog was first on the field, attendance. Later, Victory took Mr H. P. White's Mansur inoline, Bajj was in the vap, close- biggest eiring of ponies, 12,
Ilst. 116. (Mr Heard) 0 the other principsi owners being
Overture..... Morning. Noon
Wilson.y followed of Star of Dson. The There was an excellent start, a two lengtbe' lead from Juhn-
Herolini was late in coming on Tom Cobleigh want to the front, stone's mount. Victory Diblia. Latter dropped into third place Mr. Esra, with 9; Mr. John Peel,
and Night,
being third. Once again silver to the course and delayed the 8; Mr. Elis Kedoorie, 7; Mr.
Selection,.....The Bobemian
Suppe.when nearing the rock, part which Sangala taking ap rear.
Streak took the lead, Victory bestart for some time. Adranos Hajj was third, whilst Star of Henry Humphreys and Messrs.
second ing Gid.
and
Dabli had Victory
the rails, with Honnd the THE OLDER SHORT MEN Balfe. Don was fourth.
third. Logen and Bato, 6 each; Mr. H.
A Reverie....
Dablis
On .Twilight
entering Dour on the outside berth. village bend, Ike led, Hajj be-escoud and Golliwog first, while P. White and Air. Sosree, 5 each;
to re straight, Dreams, Tuarban.ing eecond.
Tom Cobleigh was third. Near the
Silverwood took the lead, with Victory Velse....... For Valour, ..............
The Gold bancb-: Mr. Mass, 4; and Mr. Staves, 3.
forged od and on entering the home the rock, Drumstick forged ahead Dablia The programme of events fol-
Aucliffe. straight, Cho:es Dahlin, Hajj, from Golliwog. Tem Cableigh looked like winning, but Silver Isst. On passing the stand the lows last year's in all respects, When morning broke, some Selection.......... Kiemet (By Warriorlini, and Star of Doon was third down the incline, with Streak answered its rider and order weMantur, Herolini and
Te that is Excellency the doubts were entertained as to
Request)....... Petorkio
from went to the fore, with Victory Cadzɔw's Waif; with Advanes & Drumstick well. abend were level. At the distance posti Governor's Cup, which was cffer- | whether the elements would (azr. B. M.
Johnstone Dahlia last. Thia order WER Christian). Choice Dablis took the advan-Golliwog, and Hosh Hash fourth, following hard co. ed for the reveath race on the rove propitions, and a messure Barcarole,......... Love Caro tage, bat was soon overbaaled by Kound the village bend, Drum- easily rode his mount to victory, third day last year, is now sub-of disappointmeal was general. As stituted by the "Rialto" Stakes, the morning wure on, however, it Selection,..... Iolanthe,......
From Fairyland.... Lincke. Star of Daan, and Oak Bay took stick was still leading, and Hush with Victory Dahlia two lengths second place. A fiae race home ash came up and get into behind in escond place, Yid, whe presented by the membere uf was pleassal to see the
Sullivan, easaad. Star of Duon won by two third place. Entering the home had come up, being third, half the Hongkong Stock Exchange, gradually penetrating through the Two Step,... Popey Wopsy, lengthe, and ball a length suaight, Hush lush and Dram-length away. for which the winner gets $1,000, | heavy,rain-loden cloud, though it
Huma, separated second
- Time.-2 min. 19ieca. and third. stick were leading and were the second $200 and the inna shope to retber' a filul manner. Valee.... Too Fairest in the
challenged by Dandy Dablia on | Pari-mntuel :- Fisher, riding Bright Pearl, was $100. There are also one or two An hour before the first race,
Land........
........... Anel fa. thrown off bear the rock but was
Winner, $5 90. changes in the officials of the bowever, conditions appeared Mooting. Now names among the more scilled, and tears of wet 1.-The Wong Nei-Chong; Time.-1 min. 33 4/5 secs. Stowards are ti.E. Vice-Aduiical weather were dispelled.
Stakes.-Winner $500. Second Pari-mutuel William Grant, C.B., Commodore Tas scene in the enclosure was $201. Taird $100. For China R. G. G. Sandeman. R.N., the fan exceptionally pretty one, the Ponies, Subscription Grifins of Hon. Mr. C. E Aa100, Mr. B. Demart gowns and bats worn by any Season non-winners. Weight F. Beith and Lient, Colonel I. 13. 100 laties pre-énting a charming for inches as per ecslé. Jockeye 1. Carrie, C.R.A. The two pictare, Le.png to make the who have never had a winning last-named are this year carrying
mount in Boogkong, Shanghai or out the duties of Stemurus in
Tientsin allowed 5 lb. Eûtrance, Charge of the Scaler, while Mr.
$5. Half a Mile. EL P. White is Paddock Steward. |
Messrs Beith and Rosy's Sl, Mr. F. B. Marshall, a well-kuown The peri-mutuel and Casli 11 st, 1 lb. (Mr Johnstone). racing enthusiast, is, for the sweepa arrangements were again | Mr A. R. Lowe's Brown Bear, #cond year in succession ad in the capable hands of Messrs. 11st. 1lb. (Mr Badgwick) judicating in the Judge's, box. | Lowe, Bingham and Matthews, Mr Cottagers' Ploughed field, who had engaged the services 10 st. 12 lb. (Mr H. Beth) of a number of the Army Pay Mr Adams' Hang On, 10 st. Corps. There, together with
STEWARDS,
His Excellency Sir F. H. May, E.CM.G. His Excellents Vice-Admiral William His Excellener jor General F. Ventris.
L. Grast, G.B.
Commodore B. G. G, tandeman, E.N.
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course a veritable kulerde scope of colour, while here and there the owners' colours were to be seen dotted abunt.
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not hart.
Winner, $7 20,
Places, $6.50, $12.50, $10.30, Cash Sweeps:-
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Ticket No. 93 1st $1,008.87 89 2d 288 25
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309 3rd
Commission
.
144.13 308.75
Total $1,750.00 Other numbers drawn were 181, 236, 57, 280 244, 251, 56, 2204, 326.
sintained until the rock was reached, when Herolini forced the pace and went into first place, in company with Mansar, Glorious Pearl was a length behind in the third byrth. Berolini gained the advantage down the incline, Glor izne Pearl being second and Man- Placer, $5.70; $7 20; $15 70.ur third, Jacobite being many
lengthe behind. second place. Won easily by two | Cash Saerpa:-
Roand the lengths, a length and a half divid- Ticket No. 489 Lt $2,093.43 band, Herolici and the Pearl raced hard together in the van. 598 12
ters was a fine race home, 200,07
Heroliai still leading at the dis 48438
tence post, but Advance. Dablis
still led, and the Dahlia tools the outside course. Drumstick
jing second and third. Ironside was many lengthe behind last.
Time-la. 33 secs. Pari-matael:-
Winner, $10.
Places, $6.10, 38,10, $7.30. Cauli Sweeps:-
Ticket No. 2461st $1,377.25
217 2nd 111 3rd Commission
17
13
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233 2nd 193 3d Commission
To $1.475 came up strongly and won almoat Other Tickets:-177, 615, 004, on the past by a length from Gad- zwa Waif, with Town Maass 129, 220,
half a length behind the latter,
Time. Zais. 03 secs. Pari-mutuel :-
7-The Garcisso Cap. 393.50 Presented by the Officera of the 196.75 Garrison, $200 added for Win- 372.50 Der. Second $200. Third $100.,
For China Ponies, Subscription Total $2,340.00 Giffins of any Season. Weight 3 Winner $500. Second $200.
Other numbers drawn were for inches 14 peroca's.
Winners Third $100. For China Ponies. 169, 287, 172, 345, 342, 327, 66, at previons Meetinge of ons Raca Weight for inchon as per scale. 52.
3.-The Victoria Stakes.—
7 lb.; of more than one 14 lb.; at 5.-The Focehow Cap.-Win-this Meeting 3 lb. extra. Penaltise 0 allowed 5lb. Subscription Griffins per $500. Second $200. Third accumulative. Jockeys who have
Bons de Grilliuson date of entry
of this Season 1916-1917 allowed $100. Bundicap for all Chiou never had a winning mount in
10 tb. Entrance $10. One Mile. Ponies that bare run at any Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin Mr John Poel's Sandy, 10at. previous official or Gymkhana allowed 51h. Entrance 810. One
Meeting. Jockeys who hare Mile.
1
never bad winning mount in Mr Ezra's Trojan, 10st. 12lb. | Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsia
(Mr Ezra)
1
91b. (Mr Heard
2
allowed ib. Entrance $10. Oas Mr Dynasty'e King Ben, 10at. 2 Mile and a half,
Mr George Hastings' Spalpeen, 10st 121b (Mr Johnstow)
Winner, $65.
Placse, $19 $12.10; $25.50.
Cash Swoops:
Ticket No. 369 Lat $2,129.81
16 2nd
13
608.37
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450 3rd Commission
304.20
503.12
Total $3,545.00
Other tickets:-165, 131, 17,
497, 305, 48.
Japanese in Fuklen, Recently meetinga baya bosn bold by the natives of Fakian residing in Peking, so they are not satisfied with the procrastina- 3|tion of the Government, in settl- ing the Japanese Police question. The local authorities are waiting for the Central Government to settle the trouble with the Japan- 688 Legation in Peking, while, Ofon the other hand, the Cen-
▲ Hongkong Rios Meeting minus Mr. 2. F. though would be quite incomplete, sad this
10 lbs. (Mr Adams) year he is again filling his old the large kuff, vi civilians, Mr Biliarde' The Jigger, 10 st. post as Clerk of the Course, ensured a Apeedy acapunice-
131b. (Mr Moller) bunging to bear of his duties a ment of results.
Mr T. F. Hough's Dadzow's wealth of experiecce resulting
An innovation was made this Mr Henry Humphrey's Field
Star, 10 er. 12th. (Mr Boyd) 0 from over a quarter of a century'e year in the cash sweeps, all thoas: labour in the same office, and a numbera drawing ponioareceiving Mr Medico's Moonstone, 10st.
Monse, 11 et. I lb. (Mr Knoll) 0 12:b. (dr Johnstone) courtesy which 18 characteristic $10.
Mr Ezra'a Triumph, 10st, 12lb. of the man. The full list of
The work of posting up entries Mr Henry Mooria' Lonefield,
71b. (Mr Barton) C
(Mr Ezra) officiala in
we follows
and the regulating of the numerous
Sir Penl's Triumphant Dablis, 10st. 121b. (Mr Ezra) 0 baarde was carried out by men of Mr Nemo's Whizz Benz, 11st,
10st. 121b. (Mr Burkill) auite of the garrison, under
Mr Ellie Kadoori's Derby
Mr Ezra'a Dixie, 150 lbs. the direction of Garcon Sergeant Mr Soares Patrolini, 10.
4 b. (Mr lizard) 01 Chief 10. 12.b. (Mr Heard). 0
. (Mr Ears) 1 Mosere T. F. Hough and J. H.
Sir Paul's Windsor Dablis Maju Hule,
The condition of the course was Mr Yale's Old King Cole, 10at.
4lb (Mr Gace) 0 Scott's Golofins, Ilst. lib..
159 lbe, (Mr Barkill) - 2 in every way good, and appeared
(Mr Boyd) or Ellis Kadooria's Pingwu 101b (Mr Fisher) 0 to show utils if any. eigos of
Triumph was first in the field.
Chief 148 lbs. (Mr Heard) 3 The first pony on the field was Triumphant Dahlia took the lead Mr Mase's Nyauza, 148 lbs. training purposSE, The course difficulty in getting the ponies Pawing the stand. Triumphant
(Mr 11. Seth) 0 was voted a fast one, and it was into
Windsor Dablis was first in Mr Soares Khakilini, 110t. starting order, Pairolini Dahlia led from Sindy by two the field. The start was delayed, confidently expected that very especially being very truculent lengths, while the laust was Nyauss getting away before the Mr. Steves' Sangala llet. lib, good times would be recorded. The start, however, was fairly three lengths from Gologos, fall of the fig. From bad. There was scarcely any wind in even. The Gigger showed in Os the valley, and conditions were front with Old King
the back stretch start, Dixie went anay, Mr. Wayfoong'e Olondlands, time more and more Japanese Cole the same order was maintained, Nyanza being ten langsha bo Bond. Old King Cole im- Triumphant Dahlin still leading bind.
11st. lib. (Mr Badgwick) O Policemen are being imported, The first jockey to weigh in mediately overhauled the loader, by the same distance from Sandy, in third place, Passing the stand off in excellent style, with Crosby tion among the natives of the
Pingwa Ohinf was
Khakilini and Trojan' started causing great forg and consterna- was Kuoll, be riding Mr. Henry and Sol took the lead by the rock. At the Bowrington gate and past for the first time, the Dahlia had and Matchbox following closely. province. Bampbreys' Field House in the The rider of Field Monce, Knoll, the football and Triumphans inocessed his lead, with Dixie fol- Estering the back stretch Khaki recens Wong-Nei-Cheong Stakes,
The large field for the first race start. Sol led for several lengths distance being between 3 andy and i ton gate, the Dablin was leading by Bowrington gate, Tijan aud the
was thrown off almost at the Dahlia sau with Sandy, a wider luwing olows on. At the Bowring- lidi was still in the van, Past the tial, caused a daisyed start, and the round the village bend, Old Golisian, who was third with, about three lengths, Dixie being King Band ponies did not get away nutil King Cole here was second, Darby Chief fast.
The Hon. Mr. C. E. Aston.
The Hon. Mr. Claud Bever
The Hon. Bu C. Paul Chater, KL, C... having been heavily used for Cadzow's Star. There was some at the start. Triumph was last.
His Honour Eir W. Bess DaviBE,, Kt,
Mr. B. D. F. Beith.
Kr. G. K. Hail Bruston.
Limat-Colona) L. B. F.
Curria, C.R.A
Mr. H. J. Gedge,
Mr. Henry Humpliraya.
Mr. G. H. Potis,
Mr. M. J. Blabb,
Mr. H. P. White,
Mr. B. D. F. Beith, Linul-Col LB. E. Currie, O.B.A.--Btewards in Charge of the Boala
Mr. Guo, X. Hall Brution. --Handicapper.
Mr. F. B. Kamball-Judge,
Mr. D. M. Hosa-Amistact Judys.
* Mr. I. F. White,--Paddock,
Mr. F. Ge-Starter,
Mr. Paul M. Hodgson-Becond Blarter.
Mr. M. 6. 563000m-Time Keaper,
H. C. Sandford Honorary Tramry
12. L. 3. Hough---Clack, of the Coured.
| ideal..
12.09. All feltsorry for Knoll'a ill and Patrolini, third. Bol still led rock, Sandy
Mr Goahaad's Matchbox, 11st. 12lb. (Mr Boyd) Mr Horsford's Crosby, llat 8lb (He Knoll) Sir Paul's Magio Dablis, 10st 111b (Mr Barkill).
.
traf Government is awaiting the
1lb. (Mr Moller).
O
resalt of angotiations between the
local authorities and the JapanOOS,
(Mr Hayor)
Cossal in Fakien. At the same
(* result of
prosched