THE "HONGKONG-TELEGRAPH

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1936.

ARSENAL RECOVERY COMPLETE: NOW HEAD TABLE

SMASHING CHRISTMAS

DAY VICTORY

CHAMPIONS FALTER, BUT BRENTFORD MOVE UP

EVERTON SCORE SEVEN GOALS

0

Swansea

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Brightan

1

Watford

1

Crystal Pal.

Bristol R.

2

Noils C

Aldershot

Arsenal yesterday made Plymouth

Sheffield U. 1 Bury complete their remarkable re- covery, in the first division of the English Football Leaguo—– a recovery which started some Bristol C. five weeks ago. Thoy defeated Gingham Preston North End at Highbury Luton

Millwall by four goals to one, and with

N'hampton Sunderland losing by two clear Queen's P.. gonls to lowly-placed Birming-Reading ham, went to the head of the Southend table.

Brentford also tightened up, their challenge for the leadership by taking

Torquay Walsall

3 Newport

Exeter

2 Swindon

0

Bournemouth

1 Cardi

3 Clapton O.

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)

Wednesday. | Accrington

2 Port Vale while Charlton lost but a little valu-Barrow a Carliste able ground in being held to

two points from the

gonlless draw, Arsenal, Sunderland, Chester Brentford and Charlton are now | Gateshead bunched together at the top of the Kull

strigle point | Lincoln talic

Mansfield

with only nepurating the teams.

Scoring in the first division wis high. Everton rattled on reven ganls aminst Derby, while Grimsby bagged

2 Southport

2 Oldham

1 Halifax

5

Mr. Les Frost, former champion jockey of the Colony, who finished fourth in the list this season, largely owing to the fact that he was out of racing for some time owing to an ooperation..

Darlington

0

Wrexham

Rotherham

Crewe

1 Stockport

A Hartlepools

1 SI. Mirren

Tranmerr

New Brighton Rochdale York

2

SCOTTISH LEAGUE

five of the eight goals in their match Partick

Leeda with Manchester City, and walloped Middlesbro' by five clear goals.

Leicester went nap against Barns- HOLIDAY RUGBY

Tey in the sreond division, but the best performance was that of Tollen- ham who went to 11ackburn and won four-nil.

Luton improved their standing in to third division (South) by taking points from Notts County, their

. nearest rivals, Brighton' and Watford

sharing the polls.

Tesla as cabled by Reuter were,

FIRST DIVISION

Агвоца

Chariton

IN ENGLAND

Rsults Of Four Matches

London. Dec. 25.

matches Four important rugby were played to-day. Swansea beat the Watsonians by 17 points to five whlle Neath were too good for Lon- 1don Welsh and won 13 to six.

£

1

Christmas Day ¡Football

KUMAON RIFLES

BEATEN

"CAPTAIN FOSTER" BEGINS HIS REVIEW OF THE 1936 RACING SEASON

High

Standard

JOCKEY SHORTAGE BADLY FELT

But Northern Riders

Of Racing Helped Things Out

MR. BLACK LEADING JOCKEY

(By "Captain Foster")

M

while Mr.

!

TO-DAY we publish the first

ACARON

part of "Captain Foster's” comprehensive review of Hong- kond's 1936 racing which closed last Saturday. The review in of special interest containing as it does statistics and facts couseraing the most important events and achievements of the year. The second and concluding part of the review teill be published. next week.

No.

Standard

Much Improved

DERBY GRIFFINS

A shortage of jockeys was badly felt when hiesors. W, H. S. Davis and L. Ralph could not turn out at the

Although there was a marked des Annual Carnival owing to a nasty.

crease in the number of Derby grlf- spell over the sticks at Panling while; Mr. Leo Frost was operated on for

fins, the standard of these ponies WNA, by far, superior to any of the pre- appendicitis after the hig meeting.

vlous

inclusion We

of years and the were lucky enough to have Mr. Macgregor should be proud of

Bear Mesars S. C. Ling (Tientsin) and his charger ns this cab is now the Royal Scot for their maiden season Claw, Honeymoon Eve and H. M. Pi (Shanghai) and these two holder of three track rewards and has in the "A" clasu justified the views jockeys have been a great help to earned $4.750 for the owner, the owners.

Strathroy was stred by Pacolet and of the classification sub-commitice. There were altogether 22 griffins and Norman Deitz was seen at his it may be of interest to know that Denerth, Estray and Splendid View The Hongkong Jockey Clubs, when he piluted four winners among the 1037-Sub-grins there

were the only three that could not brought their season to a close to victory including a hat trick" at are two brown mores by Pacolet the Second Extra Meeting held on

20 drawn by

by Messrs.

Chiara cent. The Club paid out last Saturday

$33,425 to the balance, the list being At the Happy March 28,

C. Pia Brothers has been named Pipsslacwa mad

Amberley Valley and we shall not have any eener of three winners at Mucno while No. 47 drawn by the stable made up as follows:

November 20

20 was the result of Scotia has been discarded as useless." more flat racing until February his sound

Electron, who was the second best Bear Claw

Renertla collected ene batch, this sennon's

SG Boolat Bay 20. It may be safely said that

has this Jockey

season ridden the $3,000 for the three "Mediens" while Dawn Klar in view of the depression a very first and secund legs of the "daily Yo Ho, who pulled up lame after Donava

double" event, while last

Just year there the champions at the Annual Meel Estray successful racing year has been

were three. Many apprentices rode ing and never started again, made Forest View enjoyed, while a vote of thanks their muiden race during the season $2,370.

Glorious View C. F. Chiu, Choy brake who started once this year and won relo's Lead

Wing- Of the old stagers Able, Amazon, Honey:

Honeymoon Eve is deserving to the Stewards and chiu, C. L. Gregory and K.

Dheir "duck" on

Plath the Champlons las February, is now. Path Officials of the Club for discharg

now King's Scepire. Jester out of the walking list and the mare Laughing Buddha ing their duties to the entire View, Wadebridge and

respectively. Messrs.

Choy has been given easy work in pre- Laughing Girl satisfaction of the public,

and F. F. Li emerged from the novice parution for the big meeting Aus- Miracle class and the latter registered bis tralian Boy (1834 Sub.) did well to Old Star first win in "black letters" on Soldier pile up $2,000 for his own upkeep Royal Consort of Pence to pay the biggest dividend while Derby Day of last year's gel- Röyal Highness of the year.

fire collared $1,700 and Bobnjak Slur | Royal Scot (1934 grial) won $1,850 in stake Silversmithi money. It will be seen that the old Splewild View ponies had a fair share of the busi- ] Tyne

There were actually, including the Annual Meeting, 20 days of racing and all the events were keenly con- tested. Mr. Clerk of the Weather was not too kind at the Angual Car nival, but, all the Extra Meetings, especially after the recess, were held There W.Js under ideal conditions. certainly marked Improvement in the attendaber towards the end of the

REIKON, Even-

A very large crowd of spectators witnessed is thrilling and fast game of soccer ut Chatham Rond when a team

of local Indians met the Kummon Rifles yesterday and won by four goals to two.

Mr. R. M. Omar had charge of The

The

Rifles game.

Kumaon Edinburgh Academicals received played with brillant combination and London Scottish, and a closely fought for the first ten minutes had the 6 going, finished in favour of the local Indians tied up in knots.

London Scottish

by six points to tually the civilians settled down to three.

some pretty bouts of passing between Aberavon were too strong for Azim, Hussain and A. M. Ömar Back Mountain Ash and won by 20 points from a breakaway Omar shot for to three. Reuter,

goal, the goalkeeper partially saving the shot, Hussain followed by netting casily.

Preston N.E.

Birmingham

2

Sunderland

Brentford

2

Wednesday "

Everton

Portsmouth Derby

Grimaby

Leeds

Middlesbre

Manchester U.

Molton

V

2

Chelsea

West Brom.

3

Liverpool

1

Welves

Huddersfield

1

Stoke

Manchester C.

SECOND DIVISION

Blackburn

Bradford

Burnley

Chesterfeld

Coventry

Fulham Leicester

Newcastle

5

Notia F.

• Tottenham

4

West flam

1

Doncaster

Aston Villa

Southampton

Blackpool Barnsley

0 Norwicis

2 Bradford C.

The winners were well served by Arculli at back, O. . Omne in the

Immediately after Hussain hit the crossbar with a shot that had the

pivotal positfun and "Hamet at right|coulkeeper beaten, Omur ret the ivalf.

rebound and netted. At half time

or the forwards the inside trip, the local Indians were leading by 0 Azim, Hussin und A. M. Omarjan genle to nil. After the breather,

combined well and treated the spec-Azim made a spectacular run to beat tators to some good football.

For the

Rides, Kynuon Tomlinson at centrehalf played

polling game while Partap their left I wing was. their outstanding forward.

A

1

Lt.

the goalie with a good shot, Singh reduced the lead for the Kumaons but after a few minutes piny Azim again netted. Shortly before the end Partap scored from a penalty kick..

Racing on the whole was of very high standard with plenty of thrills: and exelling Minishes.

The statistles which I have cum- piled for the year under review re- veal some interesting Ogures, such as a complete list of jockeys includ- ing the Macto races, the amount of stakes won, by various ponies pur! course records established during the

season.

It is of race,

while Messrs.

to relate that no

AUSTRALIAN

PONIES THE BEST

$41,659 PAID IN STAKES

It can be said, without any fear of contradiction, that the Australian ponies provided the best events of all the Meetings. The timount of

un

of

ness.

ABOUT BEAR

CLAW

HISTORY OF A FINE PONY

MANY SPLENDID

VICTORIES

Bear Claw has a nice the bio-

$1.225

4,675

2,350

2,230

900

150

100

5,215

4,140

1,700-

675

775.

400.

375

1,700

1,150. 3.545

200.

1.000

$33,425

ROSE EVELYN GOOD & BAD

LAST WEEK'S FAILURE-

Mr. Bu Tong-sen's Rose Evelyn, dld not suffer a defent at the Annual (Continued' on Page 9.).

stakes paid out to the old cobs and graphy, but, of course space does not next running was an eye opener in this year's subscription griffins was permit anything complete. After the Hongkong Criffins Cup over the $11,659. The list is matie

swinning the Malden Stakes, this bay champlon course in easy style, and follows:-

of Mrs.

Dunbar gelding

rau unplaced

as a result, the Classification Sub- in the Hongkong Durby, and suc- Committee promoted the pony to "A"

in the

class. Royal Scot Club Cup. He was not the first three in the St, Georgal

OLD PONIES

Able Amazon.

Congratullions are extended to Sir, D. Black upon heading the 1st of jockeys with 27 wins, 25 seconds. 44 thirds ond 68 unplaced outings. is worthy of note that out of-134 starts, he was placed times repre- senting about 49.2 per cent, which is good performance. Mr. H. C. Pih, who was leading during the Bret half. finished behind the champion with 24 wins, 22 seconds. 19 thirds and 79 unplaced outings, while Me. After That

Derby Day Deitz is the third best rider with 23 Goldsmiths wins, 18 seconds. 15 thirds and 61 Halcyon unplored runners.

HOW THE

JOCKEYS

Aflak Australian Bey

Bag Tor Bobniak Star 500 But

Just That Night Star Perfect Day Racing Heart Rose-Ann Saucy Face Shooting Star Snowy River Streamline

The Bean Goose Vixen Tor

$1.750cumbed to.

can

2.000

He was at his best in his "aub-

Plate while after unexing the Kellerquent outing when he captured the

"C" elpes in ensy fashloc

coveted St. Leger for the popular

1.030 Monday, he was promoteddy-owner and it was not a dis-

class.

grace to Bear Cinw to be beaten lact At his next outing he Saturday by King's Warden öffer one unsented Mr. Donald Black and it G5¢ n

of the best champions races seen at

only a head.

1.650

on

1.700 to

100

nos

was at the first meeting after the recess that Bear Claw (Mr. Davies on Valley. He lost the classic by Honeymoon Eve, who heads the list

came out of the tuck too late

1.150 was nosed out by his stable

150

His nexi

and

with com-

did

sum of $5,215 to her credit, $25 Panton Mistake lay.

nol reproduce her blg meet- ture after passing the winning pest ing's form, while Royal Scot was un 800 first was disqualification for bump-absentee during the second half roc 1.250 ing and boring: but the real element in season. It will be seen that both

យ េ 1200 of Mrs. Dunbar's luck started

Bear Claw and King's Lead made October 24 when her charger won over 4,000 shekels while the latter the Wyndham Handicap "B" elas: added another St. Andrew's Cup to 1.100 with perfect case benting King's Mr. Pearce's fine collection of zucing

Lead and some good "R" steeds, His trophies.

Slazengers

Masengers

Lead the World!

1937 SLAZENGER

Tennis Ball

Selected for

THE CHAMPIONSHIPS

WIMBLEDON, 1937.

(35th consecutive year)

THE COLONY MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIPS,

LADIES' & MIXED DOUBLES

CHAMPIONSHIPS.

1937

Obtainable from all dealers.

Sole Agents: JOHN D. HUTCHISON & CO., King's Building,

FARED

A complete statistics of Jockey's A Grand Time performances, Including Macao races, Able Warrior

is enumerated hereunder.

1. A. de Botelha

P. P. Batetho

FL. A. Browning

E. D. Butler

G. K. Cheape

$16,900

SUB-CRIFFINS

Blandford unplaced Brutus

$2.037

150

Wow 2nd 3rd

C. L. Atia

Canberra Girl Centre Couri

1.900

Earnsfather

D.

luck

A. A. M. Hotelho

KETU

37 26 14

68 Double Finesse

950!

Electron

3,000

Gold Dragon

12

Hercules

20 Holiday Eve

1.000

14 laney

$50

Lancashire Lad

818

25 Merry Time

Moonlight Ranger

2,275

Sick-D Fox Strathroy

4,750

The Dunlin

850

Tinsmith

600

Trojan

Violet Queen

1,500

Yo Ho

2,370

Zodiac

1.100

824,759

E, P. Chl Elu Kan W. H. Choy

Chuy Wingchu

A. 1. Coppia,

W. H, H. Davi N. Delis

Drysdale

C. EneamaCRO

0. 2. Ferzu

J. Felden

C. Frist

W. Pung

T. Funk... L. Gregory

G, A HarTÍÐIRI

C. Harris

Ho Boog-pink 1To Hung-pons 1100 Pak-ming

K. I. p

Ip Kulying

C. N. Kong.

C. F. Kwok

D. F. ll

F. K. LI

Lang

Lo Konn-kan

Marshall

V. Needs Ostananda J. L'almer·

N. Pan

It. V. Peurs

HI. C. Pa

H. M. TH

J. Fote-Hunt

W. O. Pay******

II. de D. Prichard

D. A. Troula

L. Ralph

G. U, da Res

R. M. Basdbach

Y. M. La Bonnes

Tang Man-wa

C, Taylor

T. I Wonk

M. Wood

Yeung Wing-kwal Young Wingeing. B. LA I

64 Sarle

STRATHROY'S

RECORD

ENDS SEASON ON HIGH NOTE

Reference was made in this column to Strathroy's close shave in the Australian St. Leger and I remem- ber saying that Mr. Black would bel $1 well advised not to ease off his mount

until the

"W. P." had been beacon crossed. Last Saturday the Jockey took no chance with Strathroy in the Queensland Autumn Champions and Mr. Macgregor's pony captured the 40 classic event in record time of 2.10.4/5, lowering Able Amazon's figure by two. four-fifths seconds..

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