10
RACING EXTREMES
FAVOURITES & OUTSIDERS
DIVIDE
FIRST EXTRA MEETING
1st
12–Happy Valley Handicap: "A" Class: Six Furlongs For Chins panies. Entrance foo Prize: $400, 2nd Prize: $150. 3rd Prise: $100.
Eve's Boxing Eve 158 The...** (Mr. Pete-Hunt)
1
L, Dunbar's Bakers Bay 168 16
(Mr. A. F. Clark) Hau Un's Monterey Bay 151 Ib. (Mr. da Roza) Ho Kom-tong's City Hall 248 lbs. (Mr. Wong)
2
8
(Mr. Prouli) 0
Extremes were the order of the day when the Hong Kong Jockey Club held their first extra meet- ing of the season at Happy Yan Man's Blue Danube 141 lbs. Valley on Saturday, exactly a
week after the annual carnival K. H. Kay's Tarmacadam 150 lbs. week.
Form was reversed with a vergeance in four out of nine events and, consequently, divi- dends were high. On the other hand, three winners were odda-on and the other two ponies to catch
(Mr. Reidy) 0
Chan, M. & A. E. M. Rafeek's Triumphant Stag 156 lbs. ...
(Mr. Harriman) 0 Time: 1 min. 28 secs. 4 lengths, 3 lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner 20;
the judge's eye were also favour-places, 19 $5.60; 2nd $8.90; 3rd ites, but they "paid" more than evens on the tote.
To the "Eve" stable went the major honours with two firsts, a second, and a third. Mr. Ho Kom-tong, O.R.E. (who won the 1929 Derby and took second in the Champions) claimed two firsts and a third,
Mr. T. L Wong maintained
THE CHINA MAIL,
MONDAY,
Pari-mutuel: Winner $40.801 L. Dunbar's Frenchman's Bay
158 Tba... (Mr. da Roza) 2* places, 1st $10.40; 2nd $8.10;_8rd Lau & Lee's Duke of Melrose 158
iba..
$7.50.
Winner Placas
Blue World
455
· 196
The Ape....
878
B08
King's Falloch
869
* 558
The Jamaica
209
454
194 264
63
84
41
49
18
41
18
24
9
80
8
12
18
MARCH 11, 1929.
K.B.G.C.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE
RETURFING A GREEN
The following report and balance sheet for the year ended December 81, 1928, is to be submitted at the annual general meeting on Friday, March 22, at 6.45 pm.:-
Duke of Normandy I came out After three furlongs (Le, at of the ruck at the distance post, was the foot of the Insline) Chesapeake through at the mile post and im-Bay ran wide and faded out as he proved no more, being a fair third did in the Champions of 1928.
............. (Mr. Heard), 0 behind Papaya..
Goos Bay led on but Misty Eve Uster's Erin's Islo 158 lbs. .......
(Mr. Charles) 0 Bowdon threw Mr. C. E. Back-soon joined issue and Christmas
Time: 2 min. 08.2/5 secs. house at the start (without serious Chimes was closing on the leaders.
Christmas Chimes and Misty 1% lengths, dead heat. effect) and Anished by himself far
Parl-mutuelt - Winner $10.40; |0-Moon behind Pink Pearl-an inglorious Eve came into the straight toge-
Coon Bay was out and places, 1st $5.60; thor.
2nd $5.30 Doubtful last.
Chesapeake Bay was ploughing a (Frenchman's Bay)", 2nd $7.30 Bright Prospect
far outside. (Buster)". Happy Valley Handicap: "B" one furrow on the
Brigade Cali... Class: Six Furlongs For China Majestic Hall, however,
Winner Places Wuchang
The working account for the year ponies, Entrance Fee $5. Ist
642 689 Ullswater
shows a loss of $287.26, against a Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150, 3rd through grandly and was battling Imperial Hall
Honours Frenchman's Bay at the two miles post.
652 Monument
profit in the preceding year of Prize: $100,
were decided at the distance post Duke of Melrose ..
303
$1,455.92. This loss can be directly Mr. Wong atole a march on the traced to a few main causes. Owing with Majestic Hali lending by a Buster length-and then winning to the Erin's Isle
ather eleven runnera and reward-to the closing of the greens in the A slow beginning enabled Im-ed his rather meagre (in this event) Spring, less refreshment was pur- 2 end. Christmas Chimes had little
difficulty in disposing of Misty Eve perial Hall to catch the judge's following with nica odds. King'a chased which has had the effect of and Coos Bay was a poor fourth.
eye and restore the balance of Falloch (third). The Ape (fourth) reducing the bar profits. This flam winners to the favourites. ・・ and Blue World (fifth) carried alone accounts for about 50 per cent. Frenchman's Bay was nearly as most of the money fairly evenly of the difference in the results of Next in demand the past two years. Another out-
came
3,
$9.30.
Boxing Eve Blue Danube
Winner. Places.
582 697
99 81
Wong Ping-shun's Thunderbolt 153 be..... (Mr. Harriman) John Peel's Noukhail 151 Mbs... (Mr. Heard) Cheng & Ng's Glory 152 lbe, ... (Mr. Proulx) Yam Man's Fifty-Fifty 160 be. (Mr. da Roza) Ulster's Ace of Spades 155 Tbs... (Mr. Shillington) Hau Un's Desert Storm 180 lbs. (Mr, Lee)
1
4
0
0
Tarmacadam
53 121
Bakers Bay
41 101
米
C. M. Leitao's Desert Wind 160 (Mr. Soares)
0
S. To Wong's Dark Eyes 152 fbs. (Mr. da Roza)
1
City Hall
32
122
Monterey Bay ...
29
Triumphant Stag.
18
80 タ
Lau & Leo's Duke of Nieblung
140 hs.
(Mr. Reidy)
0
Chan & Refeck's Fanling Stag
An odds on favourite, Boxing Eve
0
Q
min. sees.
28
0 58 1 28
0
Dyer & Belth's Tangle 160 lbs. (Mr. Heard) Topside's Mountain Air 155 lbs. (Mr. Harriman) Mancunian's Alderley 148 lba... (Mr. Backhouse) Mrs. Austin's Armony 150 lbs. (Mr. Gordon) F. W. Dee's Buff Jacket 145 lbs.
3
0
ist quarter
the prestige of local jockeys won in record time of: against the Shanghai cracks who have stayed behind. He was first thrice. Next best was Mr. J. Pote-Hunt, who won the opening race and the last event on the card.
Four Big Dividend
+
2nd quarter
3rd quarter
tibe
159 lbs.... (Mr. McCartney) Fiddes's Gold Medal 158 ba... (Mr. Newbiggin}
Ho Kom-tong's Kom Tong Hall .145 lbs... (Mr. Ho Sal-man) Mro. Charles's May 149 lbs. ... (Mr. Backhouse)
N. Hashim's Sunning 158 lbs.
(Mr. Charles)
*
0
0
In other words, the first two furlongs were covered In 28 seconds and the remaining quarters in 30 Mr. Pote-Hunt rode Boxing Eve seconds each, just beating the record Ip Kul-ying's Sutherland 145 lbs. (Mr. Ip Kul-ying) In the first race and beat the re- of 1 min. 28.1/6. secs. put up by
Malden E. L. Hosie's The Haugh 142 lbs. cord for six furlongs. This pony, Glorious Dahlia in
(Mr. Botelho) carrying less than weight for Stakes in 1926 (after which that inches, also beat the record for a paay won the Darby for Sir Paul W. E. L. Shenton's The Ptar
migan 146 lbs. mile and 165 yards on the second Clater, was sold to Shanghai sübse-
(Mt. A. F. Clark) 0 day of the annual meeting, but the quant to Sir Paul's death, was pur- performance is only set down as chased by Mr. Ha Kom-tong, 0.B.E., W. K. Lo's White Mist 151 lb.
(Mr. Loo) 0 "uncfficial." Boxing Eve last year, and ran a good fourth in this race
Time: 1 min. 33.1/5 secs. however, put up a local record for which saw the record annexed by
1 length, 11⁄2 lengths. seven furlongs and, accordingly, Boxing Eve).
Tarmacadam had the best of the
Pari-mutuel: Winner $49.00; has two records to his name in the
was in his places, 1st $12.20; 2nd $3.00; 3rd book. No other pony has two start but Boxing Eve
but stride first and, after a few lengths, $16.50 against his home now, Triumphant Dahlia had three until led all the way back, hard ridden quite recently.
and driven up because of a challenge Fifty Fifty
Bay (who finished | Noukball Other features of Saturday's by Bakers aport were the first dead heat of second), on the latter sweeping up Sunning the year (which was for second at the village, place) and a pony. Bowden, show- ing an inclination to buck, unseat-Tarmacadam had a close set to The Farmigan ing Mr. C. E. Backhouse at the
start of a race.
Keen Finishes
Thunderbolt
Monterey Bay, City Hall and Glory
which decided third place in favour Duke of Nieblung. of the first named with the other Ace of Spades
two close up. Triumphant Stag and Gold Medal Blue Danube disappointed, Blue Fanling Stag Danube being a moderate outsider May in the betting.
487
208.
Inca
126 100
60
67
5.-Happy Valloy Handicap: www
Class: Six Furlongs For China well backed but only managed to between them.
Tet share a dead-heat second place came The Jamaica on which Mr. standing cause has been the cost of ponies. Entrance Fee $5.
A. F. Clark preferred to follow the returfing the far green and laying Prize: $400. 2nd Prize: $150. 8rd with Buster.
Here was another desperate set-leaders until a mile had been out a new tennía court. This ac- Prize: $300,
Frenchman's covered. 'O-Moon was too far to up the straight.
counts for an increase in the Repairs Bay (on the rails) and Erin's Isle ahead to be caught. The Jamales and Renewals Account of $589. The led together round the last bend. set out in hot pursuit and had the remainder of the difference is spread Duke of Melrose had come up on satisfaction of seeing O-Moon need-over various items, sand is largely the outside, and ran in a straighting to pull out everything to win due to increased overhead charges.
no. Imperial Hall, who had been by a head.
Membership
Forty-four new members joined during the year and our membership
is now as follows:-Six life; 165 ordinary: 70 seagoing, and four honorary, a total of 235 members.
held last, bad swept past. Buster O-Moon led from start to finish, but, to the consternation of punters, two fast quarters at the beginning was shut in by the line of three "killing" much of the opposition. Oleading pooles.
Wuchang, The Ape, King' On the heels of the vanguard Falloch and Blue World were at After Imperial Hall ran from the two the head of the bunch.
Club House and Grounds Rock the field was miles post to the distance post. passing the
During the year the bowling With one stroke of the whip strung out over a long distance, green next the tennis court WBB Imperial Hali had burst through with The Ape nearest (but many practically relald and the Commit- between Erin's Isle and Duke of lengths behind) the winner. Next tee had to close the near green for
and The Melrose. Imperial Hall then cross came King's Falloch
0
F. Pierce-Grove's Ole Man River 143 lbs....... (Mr. Morgan)
0
(Mr. Proulx) Eve's Eclipse Eve 158 lbs. .... (Mr. Pote-Hunt) Mra. Hashim's Fat Choy 155 lbs. (Mr. Charles) Splite' Half Pint 152 lbs. ....
(Mr. Wong)ed to the rails and won-but all Jamaica, The Jamaica showed the period in order to give it a much- needed rest prior to the opening of Dynasty's King's Parade 166 Iba.
aut. Erin's Isle fell back and so best finish of the others. King's
the bowls season. The Committee (Mr. Bulteel)
jdid Duke of Melrose but never far Falloch ran on into third place
behind.
and The Ape was fourth; these two regret that during that period tem- With a splendid last rush for 100 ponies having paid the penalty for Porary use had to be made of the upper tennis court for lawn bowls. yards, Mr. Raldy rode Buster with trying to gain rather early on Towards the end of the year the his hands and all but beat the O-Moon. Blue World was fifth, work of relaying the near bowling heavily backed Frenchman's Bay. with Bright Prospect in close com- This was the first dead-heat de pany and Brigade Call was next green was commenced. Your Com mittee trust that members playing clsion of the year.
on these new greens next season will
reasonable exercise every 7-Stanley Stakes: One Mile-For-Wanchal Handicap "A" Clam: One
and a Quarter Miles-For China Throughout the year under review China ponies, Subscription Griffins
Ponian. Entranca Fae $5. 1st the Club house has been maintained of this Club of this Season Weight
Prize: $450. 2nd Prize: $200. 3rd in first class condition, only a few for inches as per scale. Winners of
Price: $100.
additions and alterations being b. extra, of two races Eve's Grand Tattos Eve 155 lbs.
found necessary. 7th. extra, of three or more races 10 lb, extra. Jockey Allowance. Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $400. Eve's New Year's Eve 156 lbs. 2nd Prize: $160. 3rd Prize: $100,
(Mr. Reidy)
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ILLUSTRATED
Winner Places 290. 481
232 630 148 234 95 218 88 137 52 187
31
65
25
.55
10
21
8
88
B
16
Kom Tong Hall Desert Wind
6
7
5
26
4
4
JUST REORGANISED.
-2-
-10-
1
8
1
7
1
A few stragglers marred a good start with a field of seventeen that Included a number of subscription grimas,
2
5
The course was nice and hard with timce, necessarily, on the fast aide. Even the poorer classes did remarkably well, and subscription |2--February Stakes; Five Furlongs Desert Storm
Subscription The-Haugh "griffins-were-"clocked"-to-their-For China-ponies,
Griffins of this Club of this Season,
Sutherland whether starters OT Weight for inches as per scale. White Mist not. Jockey Allowance. Entrance Fee $5. 2nd Prize: $150. 1st Prize: $400. 3rd Prize: $100.
credit:
Fields were big and the finishes keen. There was a fair attend- ance and both the pari-mutuel and cash sweeps received strong sup- port. The starting was meritori-Mrà. K. E. Beith's Cream Crack-
ous and the programme was car- ried through with despatch.
The Band of the 1st Battalion the Somerset Light Infantry ren- dered "snappy" selections during the afternoon to the enjoyment of the crowd.
The cash sweeps of the day re- salted:-
No. 140
236
13
378
Race 1.
Unplaced runners
$1,114.40 318.40 159.20
($60 each), tickets Nos.:-60, 210, 219, 841.
Race 2.
11
No. 296 204 311
$1,414.00 404.00 202.00
Unplaced runners ($50.00 each),
ickets Nos.: 278, 188, 607, 120, 31, 179, 618, 266, 225, 436, 336, 574.
Race 3.
No. 116
723
2
697
"
$1,814.40 $18.40 269.20- Unplaced runners ($50.00 each),
tickets Nos.: 609, 674, 703, 523, 162, 710, 809, 542, 184, 850, 161, 89, 228, 606.
ers 152 lbs. .... (Mr. Hoard) Hynes & Mackie's Papaya 152 lbs....... (Mr. A. F. Clark) Lan & Lee's Duke of Normandy IL 158 lba...... (Mr. Wong) Gabbays' Sunshine 152 lbs.... (Mr. Pote-Hunt)
Mrs. Dyer's Aberdeen 153 lbs.
(Mr. Cave) Mrs. Pearce's Anabasis 165 lbs. (Mr. Bulteel) Mancunian's Bowden 155 lbs.. (Mr. Backhouse)
Hes Cheong's Bronze Idol 156 lbs. ... ...(Mr. Charles)
R. M. Austin's False Alarm 150
lbs...
(Mr. Gordon)
N. Hashim's Green Jade 159 lbs."
(Mr. Shillington) Mogcar's Inca 152 lbs.
(Mr. Harriman) Ho Sai-man's Pink Pearl 150 168. ....... (Mr. Ho Sal-man) Chau & Chan's Silver Stag 152
iba.
...(Mr. Soares)
E. L. Sim's The Jungle Book 162
1b8.
...(Mr. da Roza) Mac's Zephyr 150 lbs.
Glory was one of those in the running early and this pony stayed
on is beat Fifty-Fifty (Joint favourite) by a neck for third place.
Suming, carrying a good deal of
4 money, was in the thick of the fight
in the van but receded rapidly and
finished at the head of the ruck.
The Haugh cracked the pace for
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half a mile and then went wide-Hynes & Mackie's Pumpkin 155 and out to give the lead on. the
1b8.......
(Mr. A. F. Clark)
rails to Noukhail when entering the F. Plerce-Grove's Slang River
o
0
straight. Mr. Heard had steered
0
Noukhall (the other joint favourite)
through going up the incline and was second at the village.
The Ptarmigan and Thunderbolt
167 lbs. (Mr. Harper) Time: 1 min. 84.2/5 secs. length, 2% lengths. Pari-mutuel: Winner $68.30; places, 1st $25.80; 2nd $8.70; Srd
o were gaining in the middle of the $16.60. ·
straight at the distance post.
0
Thunderbolt was shut in for a while. Tangle
0
but Mr. Harriman took his mount Pumpkin .... up nicely and flashed past Noukhail Eclipse Eve after the mile post to win comfort- King'e Parade
fat dividend. Half Pint oably and cause
Nouthail retained second place. Mountain Air Desert Wind was also promfhent Dark Eyes for the first four furlongs but Alderley finished in company with Sunning. Ole Man River
Siang River 4-First_Extra Meeting Stakes: One Fat Choy
MileFor all China ponies. Weight Buff Jacket for inches as per scale. Winners of
A race this year value $750 or over,
Armony
one race
far away.
(Mr. Pote-Hunt)
care.
1
Bowla
2
W. E. L. Shenton's The Pheasant
159 lbs.... Mr. A. F. Clark)
1
H. M. Watson's Monk 157 lbs....
F
(Mr. Reidy)
2
(Mr. Heard) Eve's Birthday Eve 155 lbs. ... (Mr. Pote-Hunt)
Dyer & Belth's Loch Etive 162
lbs.
Ho Kom-tong's Town Hall 153
lba.....
(Mr. Wong) Hynes & Mackie's Piokle. 147 lbs. (Mr. A. F. Clark)
B
As' in former years thers were numerous entries for the Club competitions and the games were keenly contested.
4.
L. Dunbar's Delaware Bay 147 B ba.
(Mr. Harriman) Yam Man's One Third 148 lbs. (Mr. Loo)
0
0
team was seven wins, eight losses
0
0
Mancunian's Bowden 155 Tbs.....
(Mr. Backhouse) Chan, M. & A. E. M. Rafeek's Flying Stag 160 be........
(Mr. Harriman)
Time: 2 mins, 10 secs.
2 lengths, 4 lengths. Pari-mutuel:
places, 1st $5.20; $5.60.
The Pheasant
Monk
Loch Etive
Birthday Eve
Flying Stag
Bowden.....
0
0
Ho Kom-tong's Rose Hall 152 Ibs (Mr. Ho Sal-man) Dynasty'a Young Pretender 153 lbs. (Mr. Heard) Time: 2 mins. 88.3/5 secs. A head, 11⁄2 lengths. Pari-mutuel:- Winner $13.50; places, 1st $7.00; 2nd $7.80; Br
Winner $8.40
2nd $5.40; 3rd $8.20.
Winner Places Grand Tattoo Eve
984 1,003
New Year's Eve
355 484
811 841
Young Pretender Town Hall
Winner Places 671 557 454 439 830 459
264 848
101 125
Pickle
201 352
79
181
Delaware Bay
49
45
15
37
Roga Hall One Third
88
BS
21.
25
Once again the field was content
to start without going all out, but the finish was exceedingly good and, for the class, the time also good.
Any one of six ponies might
Two teams played in the Lawn Bowls League, the record of the Int team being five wins, seven losses, shots 644, against 718, and finished sixth place. The record of the 2nd
and one tie, shots for 1,000, against 906, and finished fifth place. It is to be hoped with the Increased prac- tice of our younger members that during the coming season both teams will secure better positions in the League tables,
Tennis
The Committee record with pleasure the increased Interest taken and note the keenness In tennis shown in the six competitions held during the year.
The additional court mentioned la last year's report was put into use during the year and has greatly aided in relieving congestion.
Obituary
Your General Committee regret to
have won when there only remain-record the deaths of the following-
WAB ed two furlongs to go.
Prizes
members during the year:-Meaars. Now Year's Eve had the rails
J. W. Faulkener, T. H. Gosden and As in the previous race the land was prominent all the way up. W. Matthewa (ordinary), D. G. favourite won and the next best until another pony in the
same Jones (seagolog), W. G. Gorgard stable, Grand Tattoo Eve, proŝting (Hon.) backed was second.
All six were close together at the by a place made by Young Pre- critical moment after positions had tender (another potential challen-
The thanks of the Club are due been changed several times.", 296
ger at the top of the straight) to donors of the numerous handsome The Pheasant beat everything came sweeping up on the outside trophies for the various competi- for the last quarter and won con- to make a first and second for the vincingly. Monk was by no means Bassoon colours. disgraced. Loch Etive narrowly Town Hall showed out in a be- istavad off Birthday Eve and lated effort between the two Eves dividende were, accordingly, small. but was beaten for pace in a gruel- Birthday Eve and Bowden justling finish. New Year's Eve went missed another conviction for down on merits to the winner. being Incorrigibles and thereby The Eve's were first and second suffered at the start. They were favourite in the order ̈ in `which
392
Winner Places 894 657
· 651
120
103 149
96
217
93
179
86
100
20
34
20
31
17
31
10
82
8
17
7
26
round and were both losing ground
Pickle was always with the but failed to come
5 lb. penalty. Subscription Griffins- This was another very interest both, curiously, in the var half way they finished.
this Season allowing race with an even start; one at the last quarter mile post vanguard of this Club ed 5 lb. Jockey allowance. Enjoint favourite (Tangle) being, trance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $750.
Birthday Eve came on again at through when put under pressure
and finished fourth.
2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: £150. literally, pipped at the post, and the end.
Ho Kom-tong's Majestic Hall 180- iba.... (Mr. Wong)
ስ
Race 4.
No. 658
$4,088.00
(Mr. Morgan) .0 Time: 1 min. 16.4/5 secs. 2 lengths, 2 lengths. Pari-mutuel; Winner 18.20; places, 1st $6.10; 2nd $15.70; 3rd 30.90.
739
1,168.00
476
584.00
Unplaced runners ($100.00 each), tickets Nos.: 259, 285.
Winner Places Cream Cracker .... 60% 098 Sunshine
216
409
Duke of Normandy
Race 5.
II.....
86
230
No. 871
$2,810.00
Bronze Idol
52
117
568
22
80
660.00 880.00
Anabasis
..36
106
25
56.
10
22
107
20
56
The Jungle Book
13
87
Race 6.
Aberdeen
18
59
L. Dunbar's Coos Bay 168 Yb...
(Mr. da Roza). 4) Hinson & Wong's Chesapeake.
No, 899
$2,492,00
False Alarm
7
18.
.-
Bowden
12
Zad
"
869
548
584.00 534,00
Silver Stag
3 lengths. 24 Jongtha
B 22
Pink Pearl
5
20
Peri-mutue):
Green Jade
8
Zapbyr
Unplaced runners ($50.00 each), Papaya tickets Nos.: 514, 745, 144, 882, 38, Inca 627, 938, 797, 185, 872,
Unplaced runners ($50.00 each); tickets Nos.; 12, 482.
Race 7.
No. 779 549 587
$2,889.80 682.80
· 341.40
5
the other fishing nowhere.
1 Both favourites, Tangle and Pumpkin, together with Dark Eyes, Fay & Seth's Christmas Chimes
183 iba.
(Mr. Heard) 2 made the running between them. Eve's Misty Eve 158 lbs. ..*.**
Tangle had the rail barth into the (Mr. Poté-Hunt) 8 straight and Dark Eyes level with
him. Pumpkin had lost ground,
Up the whole length of the atraight Tangle and Dark Eyes ran Bay 158 lbs.... (Mr. Proulx) 0 neck and nock. Tangle failed to Tima: 2 mins, 08.2/5 secs.
201 259 251 271 214.
224
The proportion of winning favourites to outsiders had been pulled back to four to three.
8-Wanchal Handicap: "g" Class: One and a Quarter Miles-For China 1st ponies. Entrance Fee $5, Prise: $450, 2nd Prize: $200, 8rd Prize: $100, AFTE
One-Third made the pace-in a slow race for about a mile, and still showed fight when less than two furlongs to run,
Delaware Bay was out of the picture and Rose Hall a bad last.
Oficials
tions, also to those members who contributed to the prize fund,
The salary of the clerk of Lewis- ham, S.E., Council (Mr. J. W. Shuter) has been increased from about £1.820 to £1,500 a year..
Honorary Surgeon: Dr. J. C. Macgown.
Honorary Veterinary Surgeons: Major Roche Kolly, R.A.V.C., Mr. L Reidy. M.R.C.VS.
Secretary: Mr. C. B. Brown, Treasurers: Messrs. Linstead &
Davis.
Programme
By kind permission of Lieut.-Col C. H. Little, D.9.0., the Band of Patron: His Excellency Sir Cecil the 1st Battalion The Somerset Light Infantry. (Prince Albert's) Linng & Le's O-Moon 158 lbs.... Clementi, K.C.M.G. - concede 8 lbs. in spite of Mr. Heard
(Mr. Wong) 1 Honorary Stewards: His Excel-played the following programme:--- and. Mr. G. U. da Roza rode with Wayfoong's The Jamaica 155 lbs.lency Vice-Admiral A. K. Wafstell, 1-March, The Little Bugler
Duthoft. (Mr. A. Clark) 2 C.B., His Excellency Major-General Winner #54.60; rare judgment to get in front a places, 1st $18.00: 2nd $6.80. |-- few lengths from the judge's box Dynasty's King'a Falloch 162 lbs. JW. Sendilande, C.B., C.M.G. 2-Fantasia, This Year of
Grace Noel Coward Winner Places and win by length.
(Mr. Hoard) 3D.8.0., Commodore R. A. 8. Hill. Although the field numbered
Christmas - ChimesTM 777869
Mr. Harriman, on Mountain Alt. Tester & Abraham's The Ape Stewards Mr. C. G. 9. Mackle 8.-Selection, Blue Eyang fifteen Cream, Cracker, the favour-
Jerome Kern made one of his characteristic late148 b... (Mr. Harriman) 4 (Chairman). Mr. B. D. F. Beith, fte, paid much below evens and Chesapeake Bay
bursts but his pony was only class Stanton & Baidya Blue World Mr. M. Dyer, Sir Henry Gallan, 4-Excerpts from runters have to thank Mr. Hard for Misty Eve..
The Song of the Sea Coos Bay
enough to give him third. Alder 161 lbs. ......" (Mr. Reidy) ~0 KL., C.RE, Hor. Mr. A. C. Hynes,
Ed. Kunnuecke 185 ∙179 ley surprised by being fourth. R. M. Austin's Brigade Call 158 Having drawn the rail, Mr. Heard Majestic Hall
5-Two African Dances proceeded to demonstrate that ex- Mr. T. L. Wong, rode a magnifi-Next, in order, were Eclipse Evi,
Montague Ring perlence and sill counts a great cent race on Majestie Hall to return Half Plat and Pumpkin
Dark Eyes was the third consecu- deal by being in front at every false odds of 10 to 1. The winner carried start and also in the genuine one. the least money of the field of five.tive outaldor to be successful; 293·
Chesapeake Bay drew the rails He led all the way back. SEN Unplaced runners ($50,00 each),
The Jungle Book was with the and fought for the lead with 6 Aberdeen Plate: One Mile
China pont tickets Nos.: 552, 291, 288, 742, 400, van and ran alongside Cream Christmas Chimes (favourite at 661, 650, 429, '672.
Cracker for four furlongs to be about evena) and Coos Bay, followed Race 9. No. 665
Unplaced runners ($50.00 each), getting that much.
tickets Nes:: 629, 287, 199.
Race 8.
No. 886
40
$2,255.40 644.40 822.20
17
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$2,481.80 694.80 BATAUL
Unpladed runners ($50.00 each), tickets Nos: 249, 116, 882 667 149.
by Majestie Hall. Misty Eya had “lost”” in the final run in.
Sunshine was prominently placed got off badly and was in the reas
Bay obtained the
and had no exxise for losing.” He
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Judge: Mr. D. E. Clark,
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