1933-02-20 — Page 9

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1933.

THE CHINA MAIL.

446 SPORT PAGEANER

JACK MAY CARRY OFF DERBY TO-DAY FROM TRENTBRIDGE

"Dark Horse" With Possibilities

Coo Coo

Coo Bay's Defeat

Disappoints

DIANA BAY WILL

COMEBACK

WOODLAND STAG AND POLAR STAR

THE

MAY MEET TO-DAY.

(By Rapier.)

THE defeat of Diana Bay on to have a second place to his credit. Saturday must not be taken as Mr. Frost's riding on Sitting Bull was a pleasure to watch. Had Mr. Y. T. Fung been able to push Goy Crusader more than he did he would have won in spite of the champion jockey's magnificent riding.

an indication that the Champion is nut as good as she was or that she could be beaten to-day by any decent "A" class pony. It was purely an error of judgment on Mr. Hill's part;

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novice jockey

recorded

Neither a win or a place dur-

that led to Sadko's victory. There is little doubt that Diana Bay willing the day though Mr. J. E. redect herself to-day.

IANA BAY covered the last

DIANA

quarter in 30 seconds-almost good enough for the subscription grillin of 1933!

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00 Coo Bay's defeat in the Moldens, however, is a different matter and is unlikely that this pony, will beat Trentbridge in the Derby, though it was favourite for the classic before his de feat on Saturday.

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RECHIN and Cossack's Beauty

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Noronha and Mr. D. Black were out in a couple of races.

TICKYBEAK ran very convinc- ingly up to the distance post in the Sydney Maidens, but then cracked up badly in spite of Mr. G. A. Harriman's vain attempts to keep his place in the first three. Ngtuk was another pony to raise false hopes. He went beautifully up to the Rock, where he was in the lead, and then faded right out The latter pony, of the picture, however, is a beauty and Mr. G. W. Sewell can be assured of a win on him. He is strikingly like Wood- land Stag in appearance.

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LEADING

JOCKEYS

A. F. Clark

L. G. Front

D. S. LI

V. V. Needa

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FIRST DAY.

G. U. da Roza

A. J. P. Heard

T. L. Wong

E. O. Butler

F. M. L. Soares

Ip Kul Ying

T. Fung

S. N. Pan

G. A. Harriman

Ist 2nd 3rd.

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TAROM a very reliable source

have learned that Jack

Is the pony to watch in the Derby. It is a freak and a true "dark-horse.” He might have appeared in three races on Saturday, but he did not. This may be significant pointer.

TODAY

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RACING RESULTS

(Continued from. Fage 1.)

1-11.30 am-The Tower Stakes. Winner $750. Second $900. Third $200. For China Ponies, of this Subscription Griffins Club of this Meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. (Jockey Allowance), Entrance $10. From the Two Mile Post Once Round and in (about One 31lle 171 Yards).

Mrs. Dunbar's Klickitat 154 lb.

6-1 p.m.--The Mongolian Stakes- -Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200. For China Ponies, Subscription Griffins of this! Weight! Club of this Meeting. for inches as per scale. · Win- ner of The Valley Stakes, 7 lb.j penalty. (Jockey Allowance). Entrance $10. Seven Furlongs.

Mrs. Lowcock's Black Rock 155

lbs, (T. L Wong) Wayfoong's The Goat 152 lbs. (A. F. Clark) (Mr G. Frost) 1A. Z.'s Jingle 168 lbs. (A. J. Wong Sul-ngau's Burgomaster

158 lbs...(Mr. T. L. Wong) 2 Gold's Golden Dragon 155 lbs.

(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) Won by length; 1⁄2 length. Time: 2 mins. 32.2-5 secs, Parl-mutuel. winners $59.20; places, 1st $11.10; and $0.60; 3rd $8.20.

8.4 pim-The Hong Kong Derby CASH SWEEP

A Sweepstakes of $20 each, $50 additional for Starters with $4,000 added. For China Ponies, bona fide Griffins of this Meeting. Winner to receive 70' per cent., Second 20 per cent., Third 10 per cent. of the total amount. Weight for inches as per scale. Ponies to be ridden by Jockeys who have won at least 10 Official fat races any- where or Jockeys approved by the Stewards. One and a Half Miles.

Race 1.

No. 118

$1,096.20

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289 370

$13.20.. 156.60 Unplaced runners (850 each), Nos.: 343, 164, 131, 214, 368, 127, 945, 126, 512, 305, 356.

No. 22

340 601

Race 2

$1,463.00 418.00 209.00

Unplaced runnera ($50 each),

Nos.: 200, 367, 88, 919, 463, 562, 1112.

$1,505.20 447,20 223.60 Unplaced

runners ($50 each), Nos.: 25, 17, 169, 85, 161, 300,

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2

P. Heard) Time-1 min); 52 3-5 secs.

3

Mrs. Pearce's Trentbridge 161 lbs......(Mr. V. V. Needa)

3

Won by:-1 lengths, length. P. S.'s Jack 161 lbs. Pari-mutuel, winner $27.80; places, 1st $7.50; 2nd $6.30; 3rd $9.30.

Race 3,"

2nd $300. For Australian

(Mr. W. Hil) 2

Kong Bros.'s Charming Star

168 lbs......(Mr: D. S. Li) 3 7.-3.30 p.m.-The Melbourne Cup Li. & Li's Mayflower 158.Iba..

No. 658

350

78

4460, 371, 46, 358.

Race 4.

No. 79 ,551

$2,108.40 602.40

301.20

Unplaced runners Nos.: 675, 218.

($50 each),

Race 8.

..

No. 445

0

$2,256.80

285

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119

0

644.80 822.40

Unplaced runners ($50 each),

2-12 Noon--The Perth Plate.— Winser $750. Second $300, Third $200. For Australian Ponies, Griffins of this Meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners 10 lb. penalty. (Jockey Allowance). Entrance $10,. One Mile.

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10-DAY four first-class will bej

on view in Liberty Bay, last year's Derby winner, Diana Bay, undefeated champion until Satur- day, Racing Boy, the best subscrip- Rain's The Raincloud 158 lbs. tion grin within the last five

(Mr. A. J. P. Heard) years, and Woodland Stag, the Quartermaster's Ration 158*lbs.

The first: Australian champion.

(Mr. V. V. Needa) three, should win comfortably, but Mrs. Dunbar's Tecumseh 168

lbs. Woodland Stag will be fully ex-

(Mr. W. Hill) 3 tended against Polar Star, and I

Won by: length; 3 lengths. Time: 1 mins., 56 2-5. coCS, think the Star pony will just do the trick.

10 entries. Pari-mutuel, winner $19.80; places, 1st $6.40; 2nd $6.50; 3rd $7.30,

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only Season Ticket were alive. a race it would be with Woodland Stag, Polar Star, Portia and this pony striving for the honours! Mr. E. O. Butler, who rode Polar Star last year, tells me that in his opinion the Star pony

Bon their showians on Saturday PORTIA's fallure to start pro-wald beat the lot of the m

ought to command quite good sup-|

vided the biggest disappoint- |

She

was fully K

port in the Derby when they start.ment of the day. They have, however, a very lean expected to tear up the course and

SADI

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3.-12.30 p.m.—The Tyro Stakes.-- Winner $750. Second $300. Third $200. For China Fonles, bona fide Griffins, of this Meel-] ing. Weight for inches as per scale. Winner of the Maiden! Stakes barred. Winners of other Races 7 lb. penalty. Sub- scription Griffins of this Club of this Meeting allowed 10 lb. (Jockey Allowance). ances accumulative. $10. Five Furlongs.

-Winner $1,000.

(Mr. Ip Kui-ying) Third $200. Pontes of any Season. Weight L. Dunbar's Coo Coo Bay 161 152 lb. Winners at any time of the....... (Mr. L. G. Froat) · 5 one race, 5 lb.; of two races,

10 lb. of three or more races. Also Startera:- 14 b.; penalty. Entrance $10. From the Two Mile Post Once| Round and In (about One Mile 171 Yards).

H. S. Chan & S. W. Tang's Cas-

Back's Beauty 161 lbs.

(Mr. A. J. P. Beard) 0 Mackie & Grayburn's Brechin Chan Tin-son's Woodland Stag 161 lbs. ..(Mr. A. S. Clark) 0 166 lbs. (Mr. L. G. Frost) 1 A. M. L. Soares's Night Patrol 101 lbs. ..(Mr. E. 0.. Butler) Koog Bros.'s Polar Star 166 lbs.

(Mr. D. S. Li) 2 E. R.'s Tenorio 161 lbs.

(Mr. T. L.. Wong) Monastic's Friar Tuck 157 lbs.

(Mr. T. L. Wong) 3 Time: 3 mins, 06 3-5 secs.

Won Time: 2 mins. 04-4/5 secs.

by-Many lengths, Won by: length and many lengths.

winner Pari-mutuel, lengths,

Pari-mutuel, winner $12.20; places, 1st $6.30; 2nd $7.40; 3rd places, 1st $5.10 2nd $5.10.

$8.60.

$12.50;

1932 Statistics At Valley

"CHINA PONIES. ·

Allow Racing Boy Entrance Gleneagles

"ING SALMON'S withdrawal from the Valley Stakes must chance of benting Trentbridge. shaiter the late Season Ticket's have come as a shock to the gen- record. Her refusal to start gave eral public, who had made this JADKO will be a sure starter in Night Star an unexpected win with entry from the Dynasty stable the the Champions after being the City of Brisbane and The Rain-favourite for the Valley Stakes.. first pony to beat Diana Bay, but cloud second and third. Tecumseh, This misfortune, in the face of

Ngtuk, Cossack's Trentbridge's withdrawal from the Mrs. Dunbar's Tillicum 157 lbs. Morn, he is not likely to win.

Choice, Stickybeak, Golden Dawn. Derby last year owing to faulty

(W. HII) THE GOAT and Swate are un-Northern Star, Wagga, Pick-me-up, shoeing, must have been a big dis-Hall & Shenton's. The Godwit

subs. Encounter Bay and Fortis finished appointment to Mr. 1. E. Penres, "also the popular owner. Not even Coo and Mr. A. F. Clark should win a in that order among the

Coo Bay's defeat could have acted few more

an compensation.

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Rosy

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races with these two. rane." Black Velvet proved a bitter dis-

stable Messrs. TIRE "Bank"

appointment. Perhaps a race will suit him. Look out

him in the Sports Club Cup.

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for

ed a good day.

THE defeat of five favourites cost THE

the public $11,415,00 on

It annexed the

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Helter Skelter Dod

| Bag & Baggage

1 Badko

Champagne Bay

Chiu Matre

21netra

Gold Bar 3 Pocahontas

Bitting Bali Mintletoe Cyclamen Bay

Bay

158 lbs ......(L. G. Frost) A. M. L. Soares's Street Singer 161 lbs. ....(V. V. Needa) Time-1 min.; 14.2 seca. Won by:-A head and 2 lengths. longer Mackie and Grayburn-enjoy- THE policy of a standing start,

THE

Pari-mutuel, winner $109.00; Liberty which was introduced in the places, 1st $15.00; 2nd $7.40; 3rd Hetman

Wild Life Valley Stakes with Swale, a very second half of the 1932 season, was $8.10.

Indiane promising. Sub., and the Hopeful proved a definite success on Satur

Princesa Hall Stakes with Brechin $1,750 in day. The starting gate was lowered atake money.

a foot and excellent starts resulted.

Star The jockeys seem to have overcome with Australian R. V. V. NEEDA has never their difficulty 7.420 M had an ovation at the Val-ponies at

the start. Last year or two bad spills. he 25

had when there' were one Sadko after beat- Mr. H. V. Pearse Hill

Diana Bay Saturday, but was not hurt, being on 41,415 of that I am quite certain able to compete in the race.

Hundreds of people, though they AST year in the Champions were all on Diana

Saturday:

Blue Star

Coo Coo Bay

Portia

Black Velvet

Dlana Bay

LA

89,955

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11,690 6,090 6,260

ley such led in ing Mr.

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came off on

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TGTUK failed in the Sydney

Bay, rose and·

NGTU

Maidens. It was too short a Diana Bay, with Mr. Hill up, applauded the winner as he passed beat Sadko (Mr. Dallas) by four the stands to the weighing-in room: race for him. Watch Ngtuk to-day! lengths. Liberty Bay (Mr. Frost), It was a great triumph in record He might pay a big dividend. the other possible Champions start time-Sadko clipping 8 secs, off

or from the Dunbar stable this year,

Doctor's Mandate's record.

As Sadko closed with Diana Bay beat Sadko (Mr. 'Harriman) by 21⁄2 lengths in the Sixth Aggregate in the straight a great roar went Stakes

up from the stands; Mr. Hill looked The following were the records of round; realised the situation; but the thros ponies during the 1952 it was too late, Sadko had flashed

season:

Liberty Bay-

Díana Bay

Sadko

2 3 Un.

4 0. 0 0

2 0 0

5

3 3 3

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past him to win by 11⁄2 lengths!

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STMIERE was a fairly large crowd

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|LEADING:

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Crusader

1

Crook

NAVY

Hall

Bright Star

4.

4-1 p.m.-The Victoria Stakes.-

Winner $1,000. Second $800. Justice Third $200. For China Ponies. Philanderer

King's Weight for inches as per scale. Siwash Entrance $10. One Mile: King' Bounty Dunbar's Diana Bay 158 lbs.

(W. Hill), Dynasty's King's Bounty 158 lbs. (G. U. Da Hoza) Chan Wing Yung's Bag & Bag.. gage 168 lbs, (T, L. Wong) Time:-1 min.; 58.2 seca. Won by:-5 lengths, and 2 lengths.

Pari-mutuel, winder $5.50; places, Meridian Star

Doctor's Mandate Firely...*** Just imagine 5.-1.30 p.m.-The Garrison Cup.-Disna Bay Presented by the Officers of the Army Hall

City of

of Shanghel

| 1st $5.20; 2nd $7.40,

Daylight Ers

Gallant Fax

Whoopee Buchanan Punch

OWNERS Garrison, with 3600 added for The Tige

Winner. Second $800. Third $200. For China Pontes, Bub-

scription Griffins of this Club

FIRST DAY.

1st, 2nd, 3rd.

AB

present, and the curtain raiser was an excellent one.

To-day, to- Mackie & Graybura morrow and.. Wednesday will also A. BEL, Soares

Dynasty

Waylong

THE defeat of Coo Coo Bay must provide their ration of surprises. and La

have been a sorry blow to Mr. [which reminds me, do not leave Dunbar, but Diana Bay's eclipse Ration out of your betting list. Dumbar & Reidy

11.8. Chan & 5.W. Tang must have boun the last straw. The Stewarda of the Jockey Club |

Valley The Dunbar stable must, however, are to be congratulated on a splen- E.-E. K. have been delighted at the success did afternoon's sport which was not. Mrs. Dunbar of Sitting Bull. This grand old marred at any moment by wasted Mrs. Pearce Dony is nineteen years old and intime which makes many Race Meet Tag now on his sixth season of racing. {Inge drag painfully to a close,

It was, however, a poor day for the

popular owner, Cyclamen Bay NHE best "dark horse"

can

-being, the only other winner.. T -suggest for the Derby, to-dang

La Damber

Chan:Wing Yung

in Jack. There will Ga-Tew who | Men,”

[R. LEO FROST, the champion will back, him against Trentbridge

Jockey, enjoyed a sucosmaful because he is an unki

Mt.

day, and had Portis behaved her |tity," He has been self in the Bydney Maldena ha would very early mor have beaded the otkaya' list of win- fact that first

to had the fortuna,

Hall

any Benson. Weight for inches Helvellyn

scale. – Subscription | Chatenis Bay per

Adam Grifins of this Meeting allowed

D 8.1b. Winners anywhere during Tontine 1982, of one race, 8 lb.; of two Cebu races, 5 lb.; of three or more Valeta

King'a Parada racos, 7 lb.; at this Meeting, 3 Ib: penalty, Subscription' Gric Ans of previous: Beasons," that] Have not won at least two races

barred. (Jockey Allowance),tirem

Golden Arrow Penalties and Allowances ac- Apoca cumulative.” Entrance. $10.- 'One White":

at face meetings of

this ye

Cognnel

of Tainglas

L. G. Frost

1st 2nd and Un.

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JOCKEYS LIST

1st 2nd 3rd Ump. T. .57 33 26 70 186 .21 20 19 81 141

G. U. da Roza..20 17 17 71 125 *Y. 8. Chang...16 12 9 38 A. W. da Roza..16

58

Nos.: 266, 326, 495, 188.

Race 6.

No. 101

357

606

$3,274.60 986.60 467.80

Unplaced runners ($50 each),

Nos.: 204, 423, 351, 168, 261, 968, 1025, 685, 114, 1154, 794, 658, 442, . 821, 703.

Race 7.

..No. 331

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646

$3,605 1,030 $15

Unplaced runner ($50), No.: 675.

Race 8.

77

No. 219

12 15 98 142

$9,251.20

E. O. Butler

9 22 118,

379

2.643.20

1,821.60

G. A. HarrimORIA

8 10

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A.

A

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9 73

F. M. L. Soares

6 5

6.45

A. L. Caplen

R. A.

Carroll

Botelho.7

J. E. Noronha

Y. T. Fang...

B. A. Prouts *D. B. LI

A. F. Clark

Reidy *W.LabfcCann 8. Y. Liung

R. H. Charles

174 70 6 102 120

8 4 10 84 106

$ 104 127

6 1 4 60 5. 7 12 76

70

3 5 7 21

3 5 7 23

503

Unplaced runners ($100 each), Nos.: 274, 387, 819, 893, 209, 608.

AUSTRALIANS

2nd 3rd

40 Woodland Slag ..

28 Polar Star

33 Season Ticket

110 Wolin

80

Kilrea

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4 Lucy Glitters

The

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D. Black

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18 A. J. P. Heard

Giraffe

49 Friar Tuck

72 But After That

20 City of Melbourne

Sunlight

$2

IT. L. Wong

20

20

48 Manns

A. N. Dallas

24

83

Mermaid

Y. H. Loo

Anniversary Eve

B. Corbett

12

W. Pan

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H. P. Bees

15 F.

14 W. W. Miles

10

Young

13. B. B. Tuxford

W. G. Fischer

· J. Palmer

W. T. Stanton

H. Charley

T. J. Rothe

R. D. Benham

G. 8. B. Bramwell 1

M. Keith-Murray .... {*K. C. Liang

14 Orlando

Tommy Boy 14 Flying Tourist 4 Lacky Prince 1976 Little Banyar ⠀:14:18 Bowery Bar

Lobster

Bay 15 Bus Plane

Much Ado

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3:19 Gold Kay

Blár

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14 Changle

09

Fred

18 The Rainbow

37 Evening Star

26 Th

Rainsform

Canny :32 Wetland Sing 1 The Exindrop 36 Choy Pak

1st 2nd - 3rd | Un.

Asrors

A Tin Thể

Gold Digger

Taiping .....

13 Tango 1-14 Peppermint ·

Samber

Banjolins Hirwago

Ventarous Window Stag

Golde

Star

Pablle Mosay

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¿Devon

14 Imperial Kali

Bing Herren

12 King's Colour 4.11

Yasylock

1st 2nd 3rd Un.