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Race 5.

No. 310

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051 050

$1,475,00 421.00 210.80

Silver Queen "Puts One Over.

INIMITABLE ZORHAN.

3-Suh. Grißlas Summer Handicap: "B" Class-Önce Round (About "7 Furlongs 55 Yards)-For Subscrip

tion Griffins of this Club of any Season, Winters of five or more tners at any time barred Top weight not to exceed 166 . Ea trance Fee $5. its Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $800, 3rd Prize: $200, K. H. Kay's Osiris 166 lb.

(Mr. Heard) 1

H. S. Chan's Sonny Boy 161 ib. (Mr. Harriman)

2

Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos. 453, 171, 639, 128, 354, 23, Keith Murray's Pumpkin 140 lb. 286, G00, 185, 128.

Race 6

No. 16

17

$1,471.40 311

420.40 ... 133

210.20 Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos. 101, 78, 320, 402; 238, 539, 56,

Grey alies and intermittent ruin squalis did not prevent a large gathering of hardy race en- thusiasts, including His Excellency the Governor, from attending the first day of the Sixth Extra Race | 220, 64,

They were Meeting on Saturday. rewarded with some fine sport, and

the luckier ones with some finer dividends.

The heavy going played havoc with the form book, and after Shanghai Beau had started the ball rolling with a most acceptable win- ning dividend of $72.50 in the third race, Mountain Oak not to be out- done, turned in $85.20 in the event on the card.

ath

Fifty Fifty chipped in

with $45.20 two races Inter, but it was left to Silver Queen La set every- hody singing in the rain with a dividend of $184.00 immediately afterwards.

have

These dividents must en particularly pleasing to Messrs. Wong and Tang, Affor narrowly missing a coup with Peppercorn in the first race, they had the pleasure of seving their ponies Mountain Oak and Silver Queen turn in the attractive prices already quoted. Most de- cidedly this was their lucky day. and no doubt to them the clouds were lined with sunshine!

Times were naturally on the slow side, but, all things consider- ed, the sport was of a high order. with one or two close finishes, and

a dead heat for second place in the June Handicap "B" Class.

Thrt wonderful pony Zorhan

Race 7.

No. 236

IF

1

$1,731.80 435

494.80 18

247.40 Unplaced runner ($50), No. 77.

Race 8.

$1,500,80

321.60, 321.60

No. 136

" 564* », 102*

Dead Heat. Unplaced runners · ($50 each), Nos.: 89, 156, 559, 314, 833, 488. 429, 170.

Race 9.

No. 656

"

$1,626.80 92

464,80 007

232.40 Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 179, 220, 430. 284, 295, 342 640. 445,

No. 339 120 262

Race 10.

$1.741.40 498.40 204,20

Unplaced runners ($50 each}, No.: 517, 307, 321, 18. 653, 592.

Racing Details.

1-frifins Summer Handicap: "A"

(Mr. Stewart) 3 0. Kitchell's Huachafo 140 lb.

(Mr. Backhouse) 4 Won by one length; short hend. Time: 2 mins. 04.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner $16.20; places, 1st $9.30; 2nd $8.70; 3rd $59,-10.

MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1930.

Fung & Tang's Town Hall 141

Ib.

(Mr. Harriman) 2* K. C. Lau's Mount Elburt 140

(Mr. Proulx) 4 Won by 1% lengths; dead heat. Time: 2 mins, 61.3 5. secy. "Dead heat.

Ib.

Parl-mutuel. winuer $15.20; places, 1st $11.20; 2nd $7.90 (Town Hall), $8.80 (Fair Sport).

9.--Hank Holiday Handicap-Once Round (About 7. Furlongs 35 Yards). Novice, For China Ponies which have started in Hong Kong at least twice since January

1930, and have not won mor than one race in Hong Kong since January 1, 1830. To be ridden by Jockeys who have not won five flat races anywhere at any time. En- trance Fee $5. Lat Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200. Wong & Tang's Silver Queen

1

6. Suh. Griflins Summer Handicap:

148 To... (Mr. Bramwell) "C" Clas-Once Round (About 7

Chan & Tong's Chesapeake Furlongs di Yards).—For Subscrip-

Bay 181 b. (Mr. H. C. Lee) 2 tion Griffins of this Club of any. Sensen, Winners of five or more Wong Lan-kam's Imperial Hall

Top races at any time barred.

140 b... (Mr. Ip Kui-ying) 3 weight not to exceed 168 b. E-A. W. da Roza's Young Preten-

trance Fee $5. 1ts Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Priza: $200, Wong & Tang's Mountain Oak

.147 b.. (Mr. G. U. da Roza) W. T. Stanton's Sixty 154 lb.

(Mr. Stanton) 2 Fear's'a Siamese Shop 142 lb.

(Mr. Y. M. Loo) 3 Li & Kitchell's Baby Face 164

lb.

(Mr. Backhouse) 4 Won by 4 lengths; one length. Time: 2 mins, 07.2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner

$85.20;

places, 1st 326.90; 2nd $55.20; 3rd

$34.60.

der 158 fb.

4

(Mr. S. Y. Liang) Won by many lengths; 3-lengths. Time: 1 min. 58 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner $134.90; places, 1st $24.60; 2nd $14.80; 3rd $8.20.

10.-*Polo Pony Seurry-Three Fur- longs. For bona fide Polo Ponies approved by the Committee of the Hong Kong Polo Club. To be rid- ten by playing members of the itong Keng Polo Club. Weight 109 Entrance Fre $1. 1st Prize: $300, 2nd Prize: $200. 3rd Prize: $100.

This does not. Count AS 00 official race.]

15.

(Mr. Stanton)

7-Jane Hundicap: "A"' Class: One and a Quarter Miles.-For China Ponies, other than Griffins or SubW.T. Stanton's Target scription Grithm of this Season, which have started in Hong Kong nt least twice since January 1. 1930. Top weight not to exceed 166 b. Entrance Fee '85. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd) Prize: $206.

Class: One Mile-For China Panies, Griffins of Season 1989 which have started at least twies Top weight | Dynasty's Nationalist II 153 lb. not to exceed 186 1. Entrance Fee $0. 1st Prize: $500. 2: Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200.

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WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ƒ ƒÐ¶ÐÅÏ was out of his W. T. Stanton's Mike 147 lb.

Vastly Improved Pony, Nationalist II accounted for the June, Handicap "A" Class in easy fashion, and is obviously a vastly- improved pony. Carnival Eve could not hold the pace pear. lier on, whilst Christmåt himes, who was greatly fancied; ran be- low usual form.

(Mr. Stanton) 1 Wong & Tang's Peppercorn

147 . (Mr. G. U. da Roza) 2 Chan Tin-sion's Windsor Stag

166 lb...... (Mr. Heard) 3 Won by length; 2 lengths. Time: 2 mins. 07.3/5 secs, Pari-mutuel. winner $14.90: places, lat $6.40; 2nd $10.70; 3rd $7.80.

Mr. Heard piloted Osiris to vic- tory in the Sub-Griffins "B" Han-2-Grifins Summer Handicap: "B" dicap, overhauling Sonny Boy in the last fifty yards or so to win by a length. Many punters who thought they had a" "good thing' on here had to tear up their tickets! Tough luck!

Mr. Heard, in fact, had a great day, riding two firsts, a second, land three thirds

Class: One Mile-For China Ponies, Griffins of Season 1930 which have started at least twice. Top weight net to exceed 168 .. Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200,

Eeith & Heard's Abel 158 b. (Mr. Heard)

Yam

out of seven Yue & Lo'a Empress Hall starts. Mr. Bulteel had two good

146 .....(3r. Harriman) 21 wins, on Nationalist and Fifty Yam Man's Blue Boy 154 D. Fifty, and Mr. Harriman had a first and three seconds. And Mr.

(Mr. Reidy) a "Benny" Proulx, after staggering the punters with a dividend of $94.30 at the last Extra Meeting. rode Shanghai Beau to victory again for another thumping payment. Students of form should paste this in their hats!

Upsets Give Zest.

The decision to revert to the original starting time, 2 o'clock, proved to be a wise one, and the racing was much more enjoyable, in the writer's opinion, at least, than on the last occasion. Start- ing, too, was much better, and there was far less delay, between the races..

Altogether a most entertaining afternoon's sport, with sufficient upsets to give an added zest to the proceedings.

Cash Sweep Figures. The cash sweeps of the day re- sulted as follows:-

No. 112

344

Race 1.

$992.60. 288.60

341

141.80 Unplaced runners ($50 each), Nos.: 28, 314. 284.

Raća 2.

*No. 284

46

167

$1,140.60 $27.00 *168.80

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Unplacod runnera ($50 each), Nos.: 72, 331, 476.JP

Race

Mian's Blue Heaven 166 D. (Mr. G. U. da Roza) 4 Won by 3 lengths; 2 lengths. Time: 2 mins. 14 secs. Part-mutuel, winner places, 1st $7.00; 2nd $5.80; 3rd

$8.70.

$23.40;

3-Sub. Griffins Summer Handicap: "A" Class-Once Round (About 7 Furlongs 55 Yards)-For Subscrip tion Griffins of this Club of any Sezzon. Winners of five or more racen at any time barred. Тор weight not to exceed 108 b. En- trance Fee 35. 1ts Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd Prize: $200. Proulx & Sling's Shanghai Beau

147 lb...... (Mr. Proulx) 1 Mac's Zephyr 142 lb.

(Mr. S. Y. Liang) 2 John Peel's Done Again 166 lb.

(Mr. Heard) 3 Wong Ping Shun's Thunderbolt

155 lb..... (Mr. Harriman).. 4 Won by length: 3 lengths. Time: 2 mins. 01:2/5 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner

$72.50; places, Ist $21.60; 2nd $17.60; 3rd $14.60.

4-Third Aggregata Stakes; One MileValue $500. For all · China .Ponles. Weight 10 st. 9 D. Win

nera of a race Value $600 or over other than a raga, confined to 'Sub- peription Griffas, gr Ponies that have won trio agregato prizs in the Aggregats Stakes in any Sea- Bon, 5 b.extra. Non-winning Subscription Griffids allowed 6: ID. Chan Tin-son's Zornan 154 Ib.............

(PhHarriman) 1 Harston & Heard'à" Brearmint ** 155 1b), (Mr. Hoard)" 2 Heard's Royal Flush, 154 lb,

(Mr. Newbigging) 8 Eve's NawaYear's. Evo 164 lb.)||| ADASSMr. Coltman) 4 Won by length; many lengths. Time: 2 mins., 07.4/5.6/ Priri-mutuel, winner 88.60 Unplaced runnere ($100 each), places, 1st $6.20; 2nd 45.20, Brd Nos. 524, 271, 354, 427.

No, 431

2012 $1,087.60.

238

310.80

67

155.40 Unplaced runnera ($50 each), Noa 294 218, 821, 452,108, 52, 280, 42, 382, 383, 528.

Nace 4

No. 462 201

0 $2,704.80

#772.80

98

888.40

$5.90.

(Mr. Bullecl) 1 Yum Man's Carnival Eve 150 lb. (Mr. da Roza) Beith & Heard's Christmas

Chimes 158 lb. (Mr. Heard), 3 Parkson Chan's O-Moon 160 lb.

(Mr. Harriman) 0 Won by lengths; 3 lengths. Time: 2 mins. 45 secs. Pari-mutuel, winner places, 1st $8.40; 2nd $0.00,

$13.00;

8-June Handicap: "B" Class: One and u Quarter Miles-For China Ponies, nther than Grimns or Sub- pcription Grifins of this Season, which have started in Hong Kong at least twice since January 1, 1030. Top weight not to exceed 160 . Entrance Fee $5. 1st Prize: $500. 2nd Prize: $300. 3rd! Prize: $200.

Dynasty's Fifty Fifty 106 lb.

(Mr. Bulteel) 1 Toer & Priestley's Fair Sport

158 lb. .... (Mr. Reidy) 2

Paramount

Heard's Ploughman ...

(Mr. Heard) 2 Major R. H. Campbell's Nestor

(Mr. Mould) 3

Won by 2 lengths; 3 lengths. Time: 47.2/5 sees. Pari-mutuel,

winner $11.50;

places, 1st $5.70; 2nd $6.00: 3rd $7.40.

U.S. RACING.

Remarkable Trio of Victories.

TENNIS.

League Fixtures Held Up by the Rain.

STRUGGLE EXPECTED.

Tennis enthusiasts experienced an idie afternoon on Saturday, the inclement weather causing the postponement of all the League fixtures down for decision.

A most important game in the "B" Division-the clash between the Indian R.C. and the Chinese R.C-will be decided on Wednes-

| day. This should have a gigan- tic struggle, with very little in it ut the close, and will assuredly attract a large crowd of specta- tora.

LEAGUE TABLES.

comm

The positions of the teams up to date are:----

"A" Division.

P. V

L. Pts.

Indian R.C.

Chinese R.C.

Kowloon C.C. Hong Kong C South Chinu A.A. M.B.K.

"B" Division.

Chinese R.C. Irdian R.C. .... Club de Recreio RE, Sports Club Craigengower C.C. Kowloon C.C. Hong Hanh CG. M.B.K.

United Services R.C. South Chinn A.A. Civil Service C.C. Nippon Club University

European YM.C.A.

"C" Division.

Chinese R.C. Hong Kong C.C. University

Club de Recreio

Indiar. R.C.

South China A.A. Nippon Club Filipino Club

Kowloon C.C. Kowloon I.T.C. Civil Service Cc.c. German T.C.

L.. Pts.

P. W L Pts.

DAVIS CUP.

Vienna. Yesterday.

Belmont Park, Saturday. Mr. William Woodward's Gallant Fox, with Earl Sande up, completed a remarkable trio of classic victories to-day by winning the £16,000 Belmont

Stakes. Gallant Fox

Italy defeated Austria in an finished four lengths in front of Mr. Harry Payne Whitney's Which One.matches to two-Reuter.

at Vienna by three even duel Mr. James Butler's Questionnaire was third.

London Games,

London, Saturday.

In the final of the North London tennis championships, played at,

Gallant Fox and Sande have now won for the stable over £40,000 in.. the Kentucky Derby, Wood Memorial, Preakness and to-day's Stamford Hill, Miss Ryan beat Miss races.-Reuter's American Service.

Sarah Palfrey 6-1, 8-6.-Reuter.

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