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MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925.

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Issue of 400,000 shares of the Nominal Value of

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Hongkong, 6th April, 1825.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB,

RACE MEETING,

MANY "UPSETS" ON SATURDAY,

8 FIGURE RETURNS.

An occasional drizzle drove the crowd at the first day's races of the third extra race meeting on Saturday into shelter but those who went down for the "sport" were детет seriously incon- venienced.

Messrs. Dunbar and" Stanton's Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Grey Seattle 163lbs (Mr. Pollock) 1· Morn, 156lbs... (Lt. Comma Sir Paul's Beauty Dabila 159lbs

Thompson) (Mr. Sowell) 2 Mr. A. H. Carroll's Gold Loaf, Mr. Bagram's Gymp. 16lbs

(late English Money), 146lba

(Mr. Harriman) Mr. Warrack's Rayfold,

15lbs (Mr. Gibson). 3 8 lengths, many lengths. Time: 2.08. Parl-mutuel. Winner, Place1st.

(Mr. Harriman) .3 Also ran: King Ptolemy (Mr. Davies), Magnificent Dahlia (Mr. Gibson), Toomai (Captain Hall), Fern Leaf (Captain Oxsprlog), Alcantra (Mr. da Roza), Two Pairs (Mr. Potts), Hailsham (Lt.Com. Thompson), Uncle Tam (Mr. Buck).

A neck, 3 lengths. Time : 2.11. Pari-mutue!:- Winner,

Place Ist..

$15.70 7.10 6.80 8.70

$. 6:70 5:70

of

Winner, Place

$128.00

136.00.00

** 46: 90 ***** 8.80

2nd: sid After a straggling start, Duke Frisco's backere were surprised to see the pony running riderless and Mr. Seth walking along the course having apparently, been dismounted at the bend.

Along the straight Valiant led from The Wasp, these two ponies increasing their lead up to the rock, where It was thought that Chicago it looked as if the better fancied and King of the Plains might be candidates had allowed them to On moderate going most of the

saddled for this race. Realising get too far ahead. favourites disappointed resulting |

Poppy Leaf the strength of the opposition was conspicuous near the rock, in three three-figure returns on

they did not run in the big event but the two leaders romped into the "tote." However, most of the

2nd.

and their respective owners' dis-the straight, where Mr. da, Roza next beat talent made amends

3rd.

cretion was justified as they both made an effort to catch Valiant and in some of the events, the

Seattle was last when the flag won against weaker company but failed... Gaudie, the favourite, dividends were

fell. Passing the post Beauty Grey Morn led at the start and, was near the tail-end entering the comparatively.

Dahlia led from Uncle Tam and in the straight, increased the straight and it was not until the smail. 40%

divided between

Toomal. Gymp moved up at the gap although Gold Leaf had kept mile post that Mr. Doyle grad Hours were fairly evenly

the

Hereabouts Seattle over- within range for six furlongs.ually moved up to retain place various stables. Mr. Pollock topped the hauled the leaders and was in a In spite of an extra five pounds, money. list by riding three firsts. Mr. good position at the last bend, RS compared with the correspond- H. Seth made a welcome return shot his bolt. At the mile post Grey Morn won as he liked. Ray-

where Gymp had, apparently, ing race at the previous meeting, 7-CLAYGATE PLATE; SIX be unseated in the early part of Seattle looked an easy winner, field, sent out to pick up third

but Beauty Dahlia, on the rails, money, was never in the race. the only race in which he rode.

Below will be found the cash came up for a final challenge to

take second place with Gymp | sweep particulars and the racing results in detail.

running third. King Ptolemy was game, but racing out of, his class.

to colours but had the bad luck to

To-day; the second day's events will be run off, commencing at 3 p.m.

Race 1.

Ticket No: 332

$1,696.10 618

484.GO 122

242.80 Unplaced Nos. 375, 208, 479, 141.

Race 3.

Ticket No. 303

$1,981.70 152

566.20 109

283:10 Unplaced Nos. 1, 306, 479, 205,

DRAFT Programmes and Entry 391, 189, 536, 296.

Forms for the Fourth Extra Race. Meeting to be held on SATURDAY,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the FINAL CALL of 36-2nd May 1925, (weather permitting) per share on each of the above may be obtained at Race Course, 400,000 shares has been made by the Hongkong Club and Causeway Bay

Stables. Company and that such Cail will be payable to the Company's Bankers. the Hongkong and Shan.hai Banking Corporation on or before 15th April, 1925.

SHEWAN, TOMES & O...

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Race 3.

Ticket No. 290

$2.291.10 654:60

927.30

588 371 Unplaced Nos. 20, 44, 145, 578,

120,

Race 1.

Ticket No. 354

348

202,

$5.273.10 1,506.60 753.30

Race 5.

Ticket No. 202

849

40.

$2,695.00 770.00 985.00

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at

rock,

3.TWICKENHAM HANDI-

5.-COBHAM PLATE: FROM TWO MILE POST ONCE ROUND AND IN: (ABOUT 1 MILE 165 YARDS), For China ponies Griffins of 1925, W..I.. Winners of one race

5 lbs. extra; of two races 7 lbs. extra; of three or more rates. 10 lbs, extra. Unplaced ponies. allowed 6 lbs. Jockey allow- ance. Entrance fee $5. prize: $400. 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: $100.

1st

CAP: A CLASS: ONE MILE. For China ponies. Entrance fee 35. 1st prize: $400, 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: $100, Messrs. Dunbar and Stanton's

Chicago, 15glha (Mr Pollock) I Mr. Bagram's Phenomenal

Dahlia, 149lbs(Mr. Harriman) 2 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Charcoal,

Rothesay, 15tibs......

162lbs(Mr. Pollock) 1 (Lt.Com. Thompson) 3Mr. Bagram's Dictator Dahlia, Also ran: Baby Eyes (M 160lbs.........(Mr. Harriman): 2) Buck), Jambu (late Stunner Mr. A. A. Alves Auchenreoch.. Dahlia) (Mr. Gibson); Curiosity Shop Mr. Nemazee). King En peror (Mr. Davies). King Alfied (Mr. Sewell). lengths, Time: 2.08 Pari mutuel;- Winner,

length.

$ 13.10

Pisces-ist.

$ 70

2nd 3rd.

6.60

560.

1561b5,...........Mr. Doyle) 3 Also ran: Uncle Charlie (late Carnation Leaf) (Mr. Buck), Wimera (Mr. Gibson), Strathallan (Lt-Com. Thompson), The Critic (late Critic Dahlia) (Mr. Sewell),

3 lengths, 6 lengths. Time: 2.26 2/5. Pari-mutuel.

Winner,

Place: Est.

21

"$ 5.60

5.60

2nd. 3rd.

7:00 780

+1

FURLONGS. For Winning Griffins of this season and Win ning Subscription Griffins" of any season.. W. 1. Subscrip- tion Griffins of this season allowed 5 lbs. Winners of 'two races abs. extra; of three or

more

races 10 lbs.. extra Jockey allowance, Entrance fea. $5. 1st prize: $400. End Mr. Dynasty's King of the

prize: $150. 3rd prize: $100..

Plains, Toolba...(Mr. Davies) ! Mr. Bagram's Phenomenal

Dahlia, 158lbs. (Mr. Harriman) 2 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Blotting Paper 1ggibs

(L Com Thompson) 2 "Also ran Gypsy Love (Mr. Buck), A. B. (Mr. da Roza), Grey- Streak (Mr Pollock).

14 leaptis, dead heat. Time: 1.33 2/5. * dead heat... Pari-mutuel. Winner, Place:-1st.

2nd.

4

$24 10 930

12 20 6.40

1) 3rd. Betting was very open in this race, all the ponies standing a winning chance with the excep- tion of A.B., who was out of his class The two Kings made the run-

Grey Streak took the lead, but Gypsy Love had passed ning at the start with Baby Eyes. Chicago was in the bunch and

To a fair start, The Critic and King of the Plains was also let him at the bottom of the incline. Rothesay, the favourite, lest on Dictator Dahlia showed the way out, and he led into the straight the rails. Nearing the six fur. in company, with Strathalian Unplaced Nos. 368, 525, 346, lung post Rothesay was running running on the outside.

to win Uncle 013.

comfortable race. very strongly, but "want, wide, Charlie, ridden by Mr. Buck, had Phenomenal Dahlia was on the Race. 6.

this probably costing him the an opening at the foot of the rails but did not look like making Ticket No. 26 $2,227.40

race, as he never got back to the incline, of which the jockey tussle between him and Blotting a serious challenge. A fine 215

636,40

rails and ran very wide at the promptly took advantage by mov- Paper (favourite) resulted in a 262

318.20

finish. Going up the incline both ing up smartly, but he dropped dead-heat for second Unplaced Nos. 387, 594, 638, Chiengo and Rothesay improved back going down the incline. Gypsy Love was second at the place. and the former led into the Charcoal had put on speed turn- quarter mile post, but could only straight.

Phenomenal Dahila ing into the straight and Wimera finish fourth, made his effort near the mile post dropped back at the distance post, and beat Rothesay for second where Dictator Dahlia took up place, the latter being close up to the running behind Charcoal. the enclosure rails.

Dictator finished gamely but was obviously outclassed. Auchen- reoch was a bad third, gaining place money through the others falling out.

110, 345 745. 254, 476.

Race 7. Ticket No. 415

614 694

$2,873.70 508,65 508.65

. Unplaced Nos. 357, 236, 828.

Race 8.

Ticket No. 460

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$2,302.60 514

688.60 174

341.80 Unplaced Nos. 369, 501, 686.

1. TUDOR STAKES: HALF MILE For Subscription Griffins of any season that have never won an Official Race, whether starters or not. W. I. Unplaced runners allow- ed 3 ibs.. Jockey allowance. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize: $300. 2nd prize: $150, 3rd prize $100. Messrs. Oxspring and

Atherley's Monitor, 149lbs

(Mr. Davies) I Mr. Wayloong's Quab, 156lbs

(Mr. Doyle) Mr. Relyon's Uncle Tom, 148lbs

(Mr. Buck) 3

2

Also ran Jimmy Lad (Mr. Pollock), Lumbmie (Mr. Harr man), Hoo Mah Mr. Peat, Scarecrow (Lt-Com. Thompson).

1/4 lengths, 34 length. - Time: 1.03 1/5. Pari-mutuel. Winner,

Place:-1st.

..H

2nd. 3rd.

$ 105.80.

11.20

600

11.00

Monitor made the most of a good get-away from an even start and had no difficulty in keeping in front till the winning post. Quab, the hot favourite, never locked like winning, and obtained only second place by less than a length. Jimmy Lad was second in demand but showed a pro- nounced dislike for the course...

2. TWICKENHAM HANDI- CAP B CLASS: ONE MILE. -For China ponies. Entrance fee. $5.1st prize: $400... 2nd prize: $150, Brd prize: $100.

BUY NOW

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8-ESHER HANDICAP:

A CLASS: ONE AND A QUARTER MILES. For China ponies. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize: $450. 2nd prize: $200. 3rd prize: $100. Mr. A. A. Alves' Golden

Chrysanthemum, 145lbs,

4. SECOND AGGREGATE STAKES: ONE MILE Valué $500. For all China ponies. Catch weights at 10 st. 6 lbs. Winners of an open race or Griffin race value $600 or over or ponies that have won the aggregate prize in the Gymkhana Stakes or Aggre- gate Stakes in any season 5 lbs. extra. Non-winning Sub-Capt. R. Neville's Valiant (late seription Griffins allowed 6 lbs. Vallant Dahlia), 149lbs. A Cup to be run for five times, or as decided by the Committee, called the Aggregate Cup, will be presented at the end of the season to be won by the pony Gaudie, 156lbs. ...(Mr. Doyle) 3 scoring most marks in the races Also ran: Beldomey Star (Mr. for the Aggregate Stakes at the Harriman), Uncle Alf (late Prim- Extra Meetings during the rose Leaf) (Mr. Buck), Poppy Leaf season, counting 4 points for a (Captain Oxspring), Duke of first; 2 for a second; and 1 for Frisco (late Silver Leaf) (Mr. Seth), a third. The benefit of marks Demon Boy (Mr. Goodfellow), already scored to pass with the King Canute (Mr. Davies), Langsat Any winner (Lt-Com. Thompson), Jimmy Lad

6.-ESHER HANDICAP: B.

CLASS: ONE AND AMr. L. Dunbar's Clover Club, QUARTER MILES. For China ponies. Entrance fee" $5. 1st prize: $450. prize: $200. 3rd prize: $100.

(Mr. da Roza) T (late Portland), 152lbs

(Mr. Stanton) 2 2nd Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Grey Knight,

pony on a sale.

(Mr. Gibson) 1

Mr. A. A. Alves's The Wasp,

161lbs.........(Mr. da Roza) 2 H. E. Sir Edward Stubbs'

11⁄2 lengths, 2 lengths; Time: 2:46 1/5. Pari-mute

of the race this season to carry (Mr. Sewell). 5 lbs. extra for each win in sub- sequent starts for the Race, but in the event of a pony carrying the penalty not winning, 2 lbs: to be deducted next time he starts, such-2 lbs. to remain de- ducted until he wins again, when he will carry the full penalties without deduction. Penalties accumulative up to

157lbs(Mr. Pollack) 3 Also ran: Spotted Sand (Mr." Davies), Loch Rannoch (Lt-Com. Thompson), Saracen (Mr. Buck.)

I length, lengths. Time: 2.43 4ls. Pari mutual

Winner, Place:-1st.

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2nd.

" 3rd.

$154.30 15.60

30 40 ⚫8.90

the lead with Loch Rannoch, who Golden Chrysanthemum took afterward forged ahead, with Spotted Sand lying third and Grey Knight fifth behind Saracen. Grey Knight took third place. nearing the rock and Spotted Sand also improved, but Im- mediately terward dropped back to last. Golden Chrysan themum was leading strongly inte the straight.and up to the dis- tance past, where Clover Club. made an effort to get on terma to be staved off. Grey Knight was with a second challenge, failed to third. Spotted Sand, coming on catuh Grey Knight by less than a length.

Cross-Words in French.

THE RIGHT TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM,

15 lbs. In the event of two or keep the general health at the highest Sufferers from thenmatism should more ponies tying with the standard by the use of a non-alch is same number of marks after tonic like fir. Williams' Pink Pilla, and five races

have been runcat good nourishing food without too the owners shall either divide much mest. Proper nutrition and good

blood are the best means of flahting. the value of the Cup which is

rheumatism well i hereby placed at $1,000, or will often throw it off, nourished aystem shall run off on a day to be fixed Rheumatism quickly thins the blood. The final seal of approval has been. by the Committee, not being the Dr. Willions Fiok Pill set directly on set on the cross-word puzzle by an same day as the last race for the blood, and as they build it up and acute-minded: Frenchwoman who the Stakes but within two strengthen the system thers ie suis language mistress in a girls weeks therefrom. In the event potsons. In this way mang rheumatin Daily News").

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