1926-06-07 — Page 3

·MONDAY, “JUNE 7, 1926.

EXCELLENT SPORT.

After a fairly” good start. The Regent sprang out in front. Home Call was placed second, WEATHER AND RACING BOTH Arabian Parrothird and Fire-

GOOD.

MR. DOYLE'S FOUR FIRSTS.

SUCCESS FOR MESSRS. HALL AND SHENTON,

[By

** Patrol."]

"

Praise from the crowd al Saturday's races-the third extra meeting of the Hongkong Jockey Club Heason was equally bestow- ed on the kindness of the weather at the appropriate moment, and the excellent sport provided.

Just on mid-day, the sun came out nicely, making it an ideal day for summer racing.

Although

the crowd was small, ladies were present in fair numbers, their dresses, for the hot weather, land ing a delightful touch of colour to the scéne.

Fields might have been smaller. The sport was enjoyed, especial- Jy as there was an upset or tw in form to counterbalance-the- small dividends when favourites came home.

As expected, the cash sweep support was, alightly below nor mal

The racing programme was carried through without a hitch and "the I/East Surreys Band discoursed excellent music.

Racing honours went to Mr. T. W. Doyle who rode three win- ners and a third for Messrs. "Hall and Shenton and a first for Mr. R. M. Austin. Messrs. Hall and Shenton also had another first and second, ridden by Mr. Ralph who still as a novice," did very well. Mr. Austin claimed a second place. for his stable as well.

Saligia, by winning the Aggre- gate Stakes for the third time in succession, annexes the Cup for the senson, irrespective of the re- sult of the two races to come in the autumn.

Cash sweep details are given in tabular form below.

Drawers of unplaced starters ger $50 in each race except where stated,

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·works dropped into last berth. Before half the distance had gone, Home Call: had caught and qver- hauled the leader. On the rnila Arablan Parrot ran a strong. third. Home Call was not extend- ed, never being headed in the straight. Folly Anished a. good. fourth and Craigavad was a poor last.....

2-Tattenham Plate: five. fur.... Jongs. For subscription "grif- fins of this season that have not won more than one official race, (W.L) Winners 7 lbs. penalty. Unplaced runners allowed 5 lbs. (JA.) Entrance fee 85. 1st prize: $400, 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: "$100. Mr. Strike's Tutix, 157 lbs...

(Mr. Cobbold) 1 Messrs. Toeg and Priestley's

Invader, 155 lbs.

(Mr. da Roza) 2 Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Gowk, 155 lbs. (Mr. Doyle) Messrs. Dyer and Beith's

Rechabite, 147 lbs:

(Mr. Reidy)

3

4

0

Mr. W. T. Stanton's Blue Grase, 160 lbs. .... (owner) Mr. R. M. Austin's District.

Gall, 153 lbs. (Mr. Gordon) 0 Lt.-Com. A. Fanshawe's Race- horse. 147 lbs. "................... (Capt. Sturges) Time: 16.4/6, 47, 1.20.8/5.

length, 14 length. Pari-mutuel:-

Winner Place 1st

The Goik Rechabite Tutix Invader

2nd Brd

Blue Grass. Racehorse District Call

A

THE CHINA MAIL.

Toomal 7

(Major Patemon)0 Christmas Eve ...(Mr. Edo). O Shot III James Pigs Pegasus

(Lt Burden) (Mr. Turner) (Mr, Cobbold) 0.

The..

Time: 81, 1.04. Head, Tength All starters were 168 James Pigg, on the strength of a reputation, was installed favour ite but was never in the picture. Hailsham, that frail reed of many a previous scurry, was well placed from the start and kept ahead, on an inside berth, to beat Race horse by a very narrow verdict.

LEAGUE TENNIS.

UNITED SERVICES SCORE A

· DOUBLE.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS.

Savon matches in the Tennis

Capt. O'Leary and Dr. Newton

lost, to T. W. Cheong, and HY Leong — 8. Lost to B. P. Ng and Y. B. Ng Bent T. K. Tan and T. E. În 7—4)

17-18

H.K.C.C. 7. CLUB da RECREIO.

Playing at home, the Hongkong League, including two transforted from Kowloon to Hongkong owing CC, bent, the Club de Rearelo to the bad condition of the grounds, 66-49.

Other Stark and Mitchell lost to " were played on Saturday.

Sousa, and Ribeiro matches had to be postponed.

The University "A" and "Beat Silva and Soares

former by one game.

65.

SEVEN INJURED.

SCAFFOLDING COLLAPSE AT THE PEAK

SATURDAY'S ACCIDENT.

Five men and two" woman workers at a building under con- struction near the Peak Hotel were severely injured by a col- lapse of the scaffolding on Satur- day afternoon.

Penalties accumulativo up to 16 fb Blue Monday was running on 'at fteame lost to the U.S.R.C., the Beat Noronha and Barrotto && the vicinity to the scene, among

Cup to be run for Ave tima, or deolded by the Committee, called the Aggregate Cup, will be presented at the end of the sasson to be won by the pony scoring most marks in the races for the Aggregate Staken at the extra meetings during the sea son, counting points for a first; 2 for a second; and 1 for a third. The benefit of marks already scored to Any pass with the pony on a sale. Winner of the race this season to Carry 5 lbs. extra for sach win in subsequent starts for the Race, but in the ovent of a Pony carrying the. penalty not winning, 2 lbs. to be deducted next time he starts, such 2 lbs, to remain deducted until he wing again, when he will carry the full penalties without deduction. In the event of two or more the finish. The first quarter was pantes, tying with the same number a real gallop but the ponies ran of marks after five races have been the last quarter as though they

the owners shall either divide the were very tired. value of the Cup which is hereby placed at $1,000, or run off on a day

Pari-mutuel to be axed by the Committee, not being the same day as the last reco for the Stakes but within two weeks therefrom. In the event of a run off the weights shall be weight for inches as por scale. Entrance fee $5. 2nd prize: $200. 3rd prize: $100. Messrs. Hall and Shenton's Saligia, 164 lbs. (Mr. Doyle) Mr. R M. Austin's Brigade Call, 154 lbs. (Mr: Cobbold) Messrs. Dyer and Baith's Total Abstinence, 149 İ))s. ...... (Mr. Reidy) Messrs. Dunbar and Stanton's

San Diego, 149 lbs.

(Mr. Stanton) 4

מru.

length.

Winner Place 1st

2nd

Saligia

"Kowloon "D" lost to the M.B.K.. but their "C" team beat Taikoo,

The H.K.C.C. "B" best the Clab de Recreio. Their "C" team lost Lo Craigengower.

The Netherlands T.C. "B" team went down badly to the Chinese [RO. Two of their pairs secured 8,00 Win. Place. only four games between them 189 211 against by the opposing

... Winner

Place 1st 2nd Srd

$23.30

8.50

13.10

James Pigg

Hailsham

.162

202 Bix.

1

Blue Monday.

.144

286

Shot III.

.65 an

70

2

Racehorse

Regasus

Mark II

68.89 82 518.0

C7

80

Christmas Eve Black Mouse Toomai

-45

09

42°

DIVISION A

UNIVERSITY V. U.S.R.C.

Nowers

10-14

The crash brought residents in

them being Miss Johnson; matron of the Peak Hospital, Sister Hinton and other members of the G5 staff, who rendered first aid and

and Lloyd beat Sousa and Ribeiro

74

Beat Silve and Soares

Boat Noronha and Barretto 8 had the injured conveyed to the Government Civil Hospital by

Dunbar bent. Lychs und

Sousa and Ribeiro Lost to Silva and Soares Lost to Noronha ·and

Barretto

C.R.C. v. N.T.C.

21-12 motor ambulance. Assistance was given by the residents in ex- 74 tricating the victims from the wreckage. Many had broken limba..

47

The police were quickly on the apot, the Hon. Mr. B. D. C. Wolfe, 16-17 the Hon. Mr. J. H. Kemp and the Hon. Mr. E. R. Hailifax being also, present

Playing at home, the Chinese 45 Playing at home, the University Recreation Club beat the Nether- 36lost to the United Services R.C.lands T. C. 86-14.

49-50,

Yew and Lau beat Buys and.

Ramondt Redmond and Forster beat

Time: 81, 1,08.2/5, 1.84.4/6,7-Esher Handicap: one and a 2.06.8/5.

quarter miles. For China ponies.

Entrance fee $5. 1st 3 lengths,

prize: $450 End prize: $200. Pari-mutuel:

3rd prize: $100. ,88.00

0.00 Mesara, Hall and Shenton's The 7.00

Gnome (late Shere Khan Win. Place.), 144 lbs. (Mr. Ralph) $42.60

425 Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Dobbin, 802 10.00

185 156 lbs.... (Mr. Brodie) .267. San Diego 11.10 -

217 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Loch .204 6.70 Brigade Call

139

Rannoch, 142: lbs: Win. Place:Total Abstinence ...154

(Mr. Reidy) 364

Messrs. Dunbar and Stanton's

Wimera, 146 lbs.

.173

82

66

40

37

377 Here was another close race in 279 which the favourite, ridden with 132 fine judgment when his weight is 110 taken into consideration, did not 124 disappoint. The start was again 97a splendid one. Total Abstinence showed out in front, followed by Brigade Call. Saligiu kept abreast of the latter and San Diego ran hard on Saligia's heels. At the foot of the incline, the order was. Total Abstinence, Brigade Call, Saligia and San Diego, all on the rails and each on the other's tail, so to speak. There was no Once change until the last bend.

came

In-

1

Stevenson and Pratt 65 Beat Edmeades and Clifford 7-4 Gost to Mackenzie and

Hunter

1lu and Weng lost to Steven-

an and Pratt

2

3

$-2 Beat de Veer and Knottnerus 10- 1 Lost to Schilfgaarde. and

Heintzen

18--15

24-0 Lau and Kwok beat Buys

and Ramondt

10- 7Beat. de Veer and Knottnerus 11

Beat

Schilfgaarde and

Heintzen

9-

Beat Edmsades and Clifford -

Beat. Mackenzie and Hunter 6-- 5

10-14

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Edmeades. And

Beat Schilfgaarde

Heintzen Mackenzie and

to (Mr. Stanton) Lost Mr. Alargus's Souvenir, 158 Clifford

lbs...

Mr. da Roza) Last to

·Hunter Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Gink (late Demon Boy), 143 lbs. ...

(Mr. Gordon) 0 Time: 82, 1.02.3/5, 1.35.3/5,

1% lengths, 2% lengths. 2.09.2/5, 2.41.8/5.

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner Place 18t

DIVISION C.

and

H.K.C.C.. 1. C.C.C.

5 0

4 7

12--21

DIVISION B

$65,00 ̧°

5.20

2nd

6.10

Brd

5.10.

mura

66 Win. Place. Lost to Edo and Kitajima. 66 €900 718 Lost to Tanaka and Naka-

131 382

"KCC. v. MB.K.

Playing. at home. the Kowloon C.C. lost to the M.B.K. 43-66. Guest and Roe-boat Ema and

Mizobe

Beat Phillips and Kelly... Beat Xavier and Xavier

J 8:

82 210

47** 86

14-19

14 1:1-

13 18 All seven pontes entered in the book were started upd a fine race was seen. In a rattling finish, the favourite disappointed.. vader was the first to show out but Tatix burst through on the outside. District Call was tailed off from the beginning and was never in the fight. After round- ing the last bend, five ponies ran in the straight Saligia Unplaced Nos.177, 258, 325. level and Rechabite issued a chal-through without difficulty and had It was won the race at the distance post. lenge from the outside. left to Tutix and Invader to fight Although Total Abstinence was Loch Rannoch out the battle up the straight. At on the rails, he failed to stave off the distance post Invader got his Brigade Call. San Diego was a nose in front. Tutix then re-length or two further back. sponded to a final call and won The Gowk ran under pressure. an unconvincing third although favourably placed on the rails. Rechabite finished well up, fourth, just losing place money."

Race-1.

No. 68 286 209.

$1,321.60

377,60 188.80

Race 2.

No. 162

397

$1.504.30 429.80 214.90 121 Unplaced Nos.:-78, 205, 484, 586.

Unplaced Nos.:-479, 408.

3-June Handicap: "A" class: one mile.-For China ponies. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize: $400. 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: $100.

Race 3.

No. 179

409" 260

$1,885.80 538.80 269.40

Race 4.

No. 487

$4,176.20

478

1,193.20

299

596.60

Messrs. Half and Shenton's The Goblin (late Bundoran), 156 lbs. (Mr. Doyle) MNSSTE. Hall and Shenton's

The Geezer, 153 lbs.

Unplaced No. ($100):—302′′

Raco: 5.

No. 429

.$2,023.70

245

57

++

578.20 289.10

Unplaced Nos. 451, 609, 734,

297.

Race 6.

No. 424

.$1,619.80

103

488

462.80 231.40

Unplaced Nos.:-333, 454, 260,

583, 136, 186, 319.

1.

1

(Mr. Ralph) 2 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's

Rothesay, 149 lbs. ...

(Mr. Reidy) 3 Messrs. Dunbar and Stanton's

Boston, 150 lbs.

(Mr. Stanton) 4 Mr. R. J. Paterson's Septem- ber, 152 lbs...(Mr. Brodie), Time: .30.3/5, 1.01.4/5. 2.08.4/5.

3 lengths, 6 lengths. Pari-mutue):

5.-June Handicap: "B", chuss: one mile. For China ponies. Entrance fee $5 1st prize: $400. 2nd prize: $150. 3rd prize: $100.

Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Gomeril (late Dong- ghadee), 157 lbs. .....

(Mr. Doyle) Mrs. R. J. Paterson's John Smith, 168 lbs. (Mr. Brodie) Captain R. G. Sturges's Rey- nolds, 156 lbs. (owner) Mr. W. T. Stanton's Beldorney Star. 146 lbs. (owner) Mr. Dryasdust's Saracen, 156

lbs.

(Mr. Ralph) Mrs. R. M. Austin's. Grey

Streak, 153 lbs.

2 lengths, 4 lengths. Fari-mutuel

Dobbin

The Gnome

Ford and Lee beat Ema and

Mizóbe

mur'a

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Playing at home, the Hongkongings of perfect health, the posses

sion of law, the Joy of a clear C. lost to Craigangower 39–60. Hugh Jones and Smith lost

Youthful appearance and tingling to Modi and Hamson

blood; of lustrous hair, bright eyes 74 and health. tixted cheeks-the 65 beauty of radiant life and the realisation that Time has been put 1518 back Ten Years to the envy and

Watson and Hamilton beat -

Modi and Hamson Bout Phillips and Kelly. 47 Lost to Xavier and Xavier.. 5-26. 7-4.

Crowley and Crawford lost 16-17 to Modi and Hamson

Lat. to Phillips and Kolly.. 65 Lost to Xavier and Xavier.

Souvenir Wimera

Lecot, and Jack lost tu Ema ". 46

and Mizoba 1A,,. 52 The Gink

After two consecutive wins at Lost to Edo and Kitajima. earlier meetings, and only a small Beat Taauka and Nakamura addition to his impost, Dobbin was made a hat favourite but he was convincingly defeated by The Gnome, which was well ridden. As usual, Dobbin van first but the Lost to Edo and Kitajima 47. first half mile was done at a pace Lost to Tanaka and Naka- that could not be sustained. Loch 1 Rannoch, Wimmera and The Gnome followed behind, with Souvenir 2 last. Wimera fell back and then the Gink receded. Going up the hill Dobbin. still held an ad- vantage of three lengths. Pass" 4ng Loch Rannoch in the straight, The Gnome came on strongly and beat Dobbin at the distance post. There was a fine tussle to the finish. Wimera was a bad last.

13--20

U.S.R.C. v. UNIVERSITY.

Playing at home, the United crvices G, heat the University 50-40

Capt. Howard and Et. Maude beat T. W. Cheong and H. Y. Leong

MO. P. voderán. Mr. D. 4 Ki

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TAIKOO v. KOWLOON.

Playing at home, the Taikoo R.C. lost to the Kowloon C.C. 38-61. Moore and Keown beat

Brown and Bough

65

Beat McBride and Pederson 7--- 4 Lost to Purves and Young

(Mr. Gordon) Messrs. Tester and Abraham's.. Craigavad, 143 lbs.....

(Mr. Sewell) 0

Time:

1.05.2/5, 33.2/5, 1.88.8/5, 2.10.

0

Beat B. P. Ng and Y. B. Ný Beat T. K. Tan and T. L lu 92

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Gardner and McPhedran lost.

to Brown and Bough Lost to McBride and Feder.

18-16

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H.K. HOTEL RESIDENTS."

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1-10

26 7 Lost to Purves and Young.. 29

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De: Thomas and Dr. Smith

beat T. W. Cheong and H. Y. Leongspak

B27

Winner

$7.80.

Barteret Me.. Bealis

Miss H. Lille

Mr H ParmaD

Place 1st

5.20

$6.70

-2nd-

5.70

Mr. and Mr FJkinor

Mr H ·Pearoo.

5 Morrison and Boulton lost to Brown and Bough 47Beat McBride and Pederson Ngg Beat T. K. Tan and T. L. Ia 65 Lost to Purves and Young.a

5.80

3rd

5,40

9.00-

Win. Flace.

WL H. Patna Bra Farroult

11. Epalinger

Mr B. U. Plodrick-3

E. R. GOD

606 689 Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mis. Etocida.

Mr. Her fok Turner

Mr. Tait [Mro: 4, ̈ ̄\texth*eg

178

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27

102

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Race 7.

No. 607

.$1,939.00

625 '531

E54.00'

277.00

Unplaced Nos.-202, 494, 456. Racing, results follow:-

"

1.-Banstead Plate: half mile

For China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale, Jockey allowance. Entrance fee $5. 1st prize: $400. 2nd prize: $150 3rd prize: $100. Mr. R. M. Austin's Home Call, → 158 lbs.

(Mr. Doyle) 1 Mrs. R. J. Paterson's The

Regent, 158.Iba... ...

Mr. Brodie)

Mr. Alargus's Arabian Parrot, 165 158. ...(Mr. da Roza) Aitch. Aitch's Folly,

Mr.

147 lbs. (Mr. Ralph) Messrs. Tester and Ab aham's Craigavad, 153 lbs......... (Mr. Sewall) Mr. A. Gordon's Fireworks,

150 lbs.

(owner)

Time: 29.4/5, 1.00.2/5.

2 lengths, 8 lengths

Pari-mutuel:**

4

Winner

Place 1st 2nd

The Goblin Rothesay

A city boy went to work on a farm,': One cold morning, before daylight the farmer told him to go down to the barn and bridle the horse.

Win Place. The Gomeril

.780 885 Reynolds .188 190 John Smith

92-140 Saracen .. The Geezer

78 74 Grey Streak September

50 72 Craigavad Boston.

Here again, the hot favourite Beldorney Star

Outside of the three placed romped home. There was an exemplary start and September ponies, the other runners received led on the rails, followed by The little support and the winner was Goblin and The Geezer. Boston a hot favourite John Smith

In the dark the boy got hold of and Rothesay brought up the rear, jumped out at the fall of the flag running level, September made with Reynolds but allowed the a cow and was trying to put the the pace for the first half mile, latter to show the way in com- bridle over its hornse pursued hotly by The Goblin. At pany with Grey Streak Bel- "Hurry up!" shouted the farmer, "I can't get the bridle over its the rock, September had shot his dorney Star was last after going bolt and lost ground rapidly. The three furlongs but finished fourth head," returned the boy. Goblin raced into first position and Going up the incline the field are froze

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stayed there till the winning past, closed up but Saracen dropped

The other four closed up at the back The Gomeril was lying last 1/4 mile post. The Geezer handy and passed the others at made a fine effort, easily defeat the entrance to the straight. John ing Rothesay (who was on the Smith ran a good second, outside) for second place. Boston was close up fourth, just ahead of The Regent.

4-Third Aggregate Stakes: one mile Value £500. For all China ponies. Catch weights, at 10 st. 9lb Winners of an open race or open Griffin race. value $600 or over or ponies that have won the aggregate.

Winner

Place lit

$6.00 6.10

2nd

5.10

3rd

5,80

Home Callagh

Win. Place,

555

620

The Regent

272

86

or Aggreg

Folly

19

17

Subscripti

58

Arablan Parrot

Craigavad

Fireworks

--Polo pony scurry half mile

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