1932-12-21 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1932,

THE CHINA MAIL.

GAGE SPORT PAGE ENDD

COMPLETE RACE STATISTICS FOR MACAO

YEAR OF PROGRESS

AT MACAO

COLONY INTEREST

AROUSED

THE Macao Jockey Club concluded the 1932 racing season last Sunday under extremely pleasant conditions. It has definitely been a year of progress for this junior Club and the seven meetings held this year have proved beyond all doubt that the Colony is inter- ested in racing at Macan.

Below will be found full statistics for the year 1932 on the Ariera Preta course, giving the records of all China and Australian ponies, the jockeys' records, the biggest dividends pald, and the best times recorded.

NEW KING

LEADS WAY

Hectic

Jus Gentiam Golden Glary

AT MACAO Blue Heaven

Pure Music Second.

Thunderoun Stag Edenbridge

Cream Cracker

Noile

Myrtle Leaf

ANNIVERSARY EVE HEADS THE C

AUSTRALIANS.

Darkest Eve California Lonesome Life Golden Glory Sonny Boy

Good Day..

Horsody

The following are the pony re-Ghost Train cords for the year 1982 at Macao:

New King

CHINA PONIES.

Pure Music

Venturous

A jaz

Tien Feng Shan

Workable Stag

Gallant Fax

Jingo

Powerful King

Arminius Whoopac Banjalina

Golden Arrow

Orlando

FARIES!

Shanghai Bean

Blue Plane

Еуру

Buchanan

White Jade Stag

Alexandra Hall

Hellotrope Leaf

Brown Eyes

Hein Ylu Woo

Pout Pry PathBnder

Wild Life

Wakefield

Wembley Stag Cabinet Hall Stirling Castle Navy Prestwick

Hall

Guiding Star The Plover Christmas Joy Wonderful Stag Tommy Boy

Cebu Allwell

Sunbeau Indiana Public Money Champagne Bay

Silver Arrow

The Gomeril

Mount Elburz

Country Club Lightship

Blow Bird

Sunning

Snappy Eve Капрах Valley

Hull

·Dashkway'.

Choctow

Deveron Gold: Bar

II

The Wind

Sunny Day

Mateus Lima

As You Like

福

King's Counsel

Mine

Bay of Bellinghara

Scrappit Estrellita

Punch Just Imagine Whitehall

Glorious Stag

Tango

Blue Love

Ame *Michael Guy

Kateg

Mon Tallaman Tom Thumb

Movie Star

Moranaghe

Flornotta Panha Violin

Celerity

ander

Friar® Diplodocus Gold Con

Amon Mistletoe

1 2

3

up.

1

2

| Kulangau

Golden Star

Pocahontas Little Gem Misamis

Cupid

Bange

Banction Imperial Ball Empress Hall

Venos

Rine Heaven

The Shoveller Gold Standard Bright Eyes

Valeta Malakit

Key

Crown Prince

Highjinks

Jupiter

The Rainstorm

Drian

San Francisco Fighting Blood Common

Shaw Lee

1 2 3 up.

0

1

Q

0

0

0 0

A

A

The Gadwoll

0

0

0

Genghis-Khan

0

0 0

0

Tai Ping Yang

0 0

0

0 0.0

AUSTRALIAN PONIES.

0 0

1

3

Anniversary Eve

2

up.

D

1

14

But After That City of Melbourne

Manga

Tha Tes The Rainbow God Digger Aurora Joaquim

Miss Jummy

Kilrea

บ

0

2

LUCY GLITTERS TO

BE AUCTIONED.

Joaquim And Changte Other Australians.

ECHO TO CHANGE HANDS.

To-day's Auction of Ponies At The Paddock.

VER twenty race ponies will be sold by auction at the pad- deck of the Jockey Club to-day at 5.15 p.m.

Hughes and Hough, Ltd., are the auctioneers.

Lucy Glitters, winner of two races, second in four, and third in four, will be the centre of inter- est. Other prominent Australian. ponies which will change hands are Joaquim (a win, a 'second and a third), and Changte (one win). Among the China ponies are Echo, Azalea Leaf, Silver Key, Toto, Whitehall, King's Parade, Helvellyn, Estrellits, Good Day, Judy, and Silver Star..

Racing

|A

Personalities

Mr. S. N. Pan.

RRIVING in the Colony in October, 1930. Mr. Pan has gone from success to success on the

This Valley track.

year he is second only to Mr. L. G. Frost in the list of local jockeys. The fol lowing have been his records for the past three years:

2. 3. Un Total 1230-4

6 15 98

1931---13 16 10. 49 93 1932-19 20 18" 32

BEST TIMES 1932-19

Mr. Pan Legan riding in Hankaw

1933 Subscription Griffins Named By Owners

Impressive Try Outs At The Valley

MANY of the 44 Subscription Griffins, which arrived in Hong

Kong recently, were seen out on the course this morning, and several impressive gallops were witnessed. It is, however, a little early yet to select rivals to Racing Boy and the other leading China ponies of the year, though there is every indication that an ex- tremely promising group of ponies will make their debut at the Valley in February.

The second batch of 40 odd subs, should arrive in the Colony within the next fortnight, and are claimed to be even better than the first batch which escaped being delayed by the floods at Hailar. The following subscription griffins of the first batch have been named by their owners, the brand number of the pony, the name, colour, height and stable name being given below:-

C32, Honolulu Moon, Bay, 14.1, Yam Man. C33, Peastie, Bay, 18.2, Fhairshon. C34, Spring Field, Bay, 13.2, Field, C37, Jack O'Lantern, Boy, 18.3, Sureton. C42, Charming Face, Bay, 13.2, Samaon. C43, Cicero, Bay, 18.1, Grist and Back.

C49, Lucky Star, Bay, 13.2, 5. M. Kong.

C52, Heather Leaf, Bay, 13.3, A. H. Carroll.

C53, Double Eagle, Bay, 18.8, Mrs. Mok Hing-wing. C56, Partnership, Bay, 182, `8. ̧B. K.

C58, Warrington, Bay, 13.2, Lancashire. C60, Little Rock, Bay, 14.0, Own. 072, Gold Box, Bay, 13.3, L. T. F. C74, Kllekitat, Bay, 13.2, Mrs. Dunbar. C76, Krata Viz, Bay, 14.0, H. P. Rees. C78, Flying Boy, Bay, 14.0, H. S. Chan.

C79, Tiptop, Bay, 18,3, D. E. Sassoon and Mrs. Priestley.

C80, Never, Mind, Bay, 18.8, Mok Hing-wing..

€36, Black Rock, Black, 13.3, Mrs. Lowcock.

C64, Black Velvet, Black, 14.0, H. L..

AC75, Malva, Black, 132, Li Fuk-wing and Li Fuk-fai.

C01, Wonderful "Chivalry, Brown, 13.2, Shum Sung, C81, Invincible, Chestnut, 13.2, H. L. Yung... C88, King Salmion, Chestnut, 14,0, Dynasty....

C40, Goldbridge, Chestnut, 14.0, Mrs. Pearce.

C41, Auction Bridge, Chestnut, 18.2, Lò. --:

C4i, Burgomaster, Chestnut, 140, Wong Sửi ngu

C46, Jingle, Chestnut, 14.0, A. Z.

C47, Golden Dragon, Chestnut, 13.8, Gold.

C64, The Goat, Chestnut, 13.2, Wayfoong.

C66, Brown Willy, Chestnut, 18.2, Bellamy and Gordon.

C57, City of Canton, Chestnut, 18.3, A. E. M. Rafeek.

C59, The Leprechaun, Chestnut, 18.2, Ulster.

C65, Poverty Bay, Chestnut, 18.8, L. Dunbar.- C67, Myreside, Chestnut, 14.0, Sello. C68, Philterer, Chestnut, 18.3, A. L. Hosie. C62, Oh Yeah, Cream, 19.3, A. M. L. Soares. C77, Biscuit, Cream, 13.3, Quartermaster, C50, Héy Tor, Dun, 19,2, Mrs. Tinson. C36, Swale, Blue Dun, 13.2, Mackte and Grayburn. C66, November 22nd, Blue Dub, 18.2, S. S. LL C51, Iron Grey, Grey, 18.1, Hau Un.

C71, White Butterfly, Grey, 18.3, An Tat-bing.

MR. G. U. DA ROZA HEADS LIST

China And Australian in 1980 and was a prominent jockey Champion's Six Winners

Ponies.

VALLEY HALL'S EFFORT.

THE following were the fastest times recorded over the

TH

in that city for eight years. Transferred to Shanghai in Decem ber 1937 he met with numerous successes, both at the International| Race Club and at Kiangwan

At Macao.

JOCKEYS" RECORDS.

G-U. DA ROZA heads the

AEL Mist of winning jockeys at

Macao during 1932 with a very creditable record for the twenty-

various distances on the Macas TRAINING TRACK REPAIRED. two races in which he rode. Mr.

Jockey Club course this year, the Australian ponies being given second In the events they were entered for:

|L. G. Eroat, the champion jockey, was third, having ridden in only During the year repairs have nineteen races. been carried out to the training The following are the complete track of the Hong Kong Jockey records for 1982 Venturous (Mr. S. Y. Llang) Club at Happy Valley The work

1.86.2.

6 Furlongs:"

7. Furlongs:

carried out was the repairing of

City of Melbourne : (Mr. L. G. | the foundations around half the G. U. da Roza (Frost) 1.25.8,

width of the track, and the renewal AW da Roza of parts of the surface materials. R. Carroll

L. G. Frost ---Alexandra Hall (Mr.. F. M. L. It was hoped to carry out a Harriman

Soares) 1.49.

overhaul of the whole track, but the J, E. Noronha But After That (Mr. G. U. da foundations were found to be in A Capish

Roza) 1.41;

such a bad state of repair that the Builer

Kin-ring BEK period available was devoted to the R. H. Charles Pure Music (Mr. G. U. da Roza) half first investigated.

D. BlackBe 1.56

BY Liang

OLD STABLES SOLD WOW. Miles

R. Botelho

Once Roundź :

⠀⠀⠀∙Manna. (Mr. G. “A. - Harrimas)

-150.4

1-Mile:V

* Valley Hell (Mr. D. Black) 2,04, |.....The principal tunncial event of F. M. L. BORT 11⁄2 Miles:

the Hong Kong Jockey Club's half, SN-

B. Chang

• Orlando (Mr. YM. Loo) 213. your, was the sale of the site of HPRes

-- Anniversary ... Eva ~(Mr. X, 8; the old stables at Causeway Bay, at roo

Chang) 2.38.8.

White Jade Stag (MLV

Frost). 3.24.6.

11% Milest 30

|| Wild Life (Mr. 8. N. Pan) 145.2.

the price of $7.00 per square foot

realising total $621,929. The Stewartic

deal was put

Grayburn,

ers being

the

Metr itan Land and Building

Un.

116

SIX THREE-FIGURE DIVIDENDS AT MACAO DURING 1932.

Mr. H. P. Rees Leads With 5528 For A Win.

THE

▼ THE following" were "the-

three-figure dividends paid on winning ponies at Maceo during the year 1932;

528.30-Shanghai Beau (Mr,

H. P. Rees) 298.50-Valley Hall (Mr. D.

Black) 179.60-Toto (Mr. G. A. Har-

riman)MTAALALA

123.60--Pure Music (Mr. D. * Black) BİREY 108.00–New King (Mr. A. L.

Caplan).

100.30 Hain Sul Woo (Mr. 19

Kul-ying).

Brumwoll

LR. B. TuxfordTM

H. P. ChauSON; JA, M. LZSoares.

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Richardson, F. Baker, "Rome, H. D.

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