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NATIONAL DAY SHOULD WIN CHALLENGE CUP ON SATURDAY

PONY RECORDS

FOR SEASON

All Ponies Entered

On Saturday.

WARRINGTON LIKES

THE DISTANCE

BOLD LAD'S FIVE WINS PARTNERSHIP FANCIED BY

AT MACAO SECURES

PRIDE OF PLACE

The following are the pony re- cards for official rueos at the Val- ley. Mucus and Pauling, only those ponies entered on Saturday being in luded:

Bold Lad

Partnership

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1 Arrington

CHINA PONIES

King Salmon

Wayward Stag National Day

King's Justice

Sadko

A mos

He Tor

Solar Star Valley Hall Alexandra Hall De Minimis

The Panther Orlando

Cossack's Beauty

Butterfly

Bistre

Just Imagine Golden Dragon Fowerful King Helman Brechin

Wonderful Stag

King's Parade Helter Skelter Trnorlo

Hurs

rgomaster

Crusader

king's Bounty Daylight Eve Flying Boy Mayfower Now

O'Lantern

The Time

Jingle Vigilance

Fi Fa Wakefield

The Crook Black Velvet Bold General Birest Singer Darlen

Double Face

Black Rock

HIS STABLE.

FIRST CLASH OF THE SUBS.

(By Gimcrack.)

I

T time it was fell that,quite well so far, but of course, he

A Warrington and the other rubs has yet to win over anything more

of the first batch were not up to than a mile. As an outsider The

1st 2nd 3rd Ierztch and that the second batch Panther is definitely a good bet.

3 T 0

1

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0

↓ 0

5

3 2

2

2

11

Swale

મ

Festival Eve

Disorderly Conduct

Klickitt

Mon Talisman

Blue Plane

Per se Melody

Whit

Butterfly Loafer p

Christmas Belle

The Plover Wembly Stag Bagule Paul Jones

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ať

Milterer

Shanghai

Eyes Flying Tourlet Jack Sharkey

Gallant For

Gold Key

Gold Box

Gold

Duplex

Victor Mistletoe

King's Company Gold Ring

Glen Sher

Chateau Bay Amor

Chịu Quan

Poverty Bay Good Sport.. The Roundhead Britannic Hall Brown Willy Gold Are Tom Toby King's Connell Melyahtoko Cossack's Blood Glorious Day The Raincoat

Funny Face Alux

Maria Petra

The Rulastorm. Esk

·AUSTRALIANS

*Ngink"

Commack's Chalen. The Raincloud Rony More

City of Melbourne. Tecumseh

den: Dawn

Bandag Jack

"But-After:That

Kilrea

|would prove for superior to the

carlier arrivals, and there was some Justifiention for this view, as War- rington. Golden Dragon and the

Mr. Soares' Task VIGILANCE is being taken out

by Mr. Soares, and it will be inter- will re-act Jesting to see how he

•

best poules of the first batch provunder a new jockey. He has the ed much inferior to Racing Boy and Bistre of the 1932 lot. Whej. speed to race anything in the first. or second batch over six or seven the second batch started to rare.

furlongs, and can hold his own up however, it became obvious thot here was another lot also inferior earlier pace is not too fast. Vigi-|

to the mile and a quarter if the

to the 1932 group, and so opinion

iance, if he does not secure still differs as to whether this sea- big lead early on, will have no son's first or second batch of subs, chance. If he is allowed to take a long lead, however, and he is quite capable of helping himself to B few lengths before the first half mile is over, he will prove a dan- ger, as he has sufficient quality Jabout him to put up a good show

in the run home.

is the better.

Taken collectively, I have no hesitation in saying that the second lot is better, but the top ponies of the first lot, that is to say. Warrington. Golden Dragon, Burgomaster and Hey Tor, are in every way equal to the leaders in the second lot.

re-

A month ago MELODY was fit and sound and running beauti-; In discussing the chances of

Tully, and many a mental note must | Saturday's race, it is well to re-have been made at the time member that Warrington has hadgarding his chances in the suba' very successful career so far. plassİC. At that time, he was the and, being Norman Deitz's mount, only pony (bar Golden Dragon per- he has a splendid chance of com- haps) which was in tip-top condi- Warrington tion. To-day he is still fit and ing home victorious.

It Is sound, and it has been whispered!

among the few who know anything about him that he is the beat thing for the race.

Ikes the mile and a quarter. This distance. Ile wil be running without penalty, and it can be said with safety that he is sure to be placed, whichever way the race is run. Whether the pace is a fast one or a slow one, Warrington will he there at the finish.

There are no fewer than siz or seven ponien, however, who wordd

Melody, will be prominent all the way, as the pony gets away easily and can stay in front without much effort.

• Whether he will be beaten or not

not surprise the fans if they account.depends, not so much on how he

ed for Warrington.

Hey Tor Doubtful

runs in the home straight, for he¦ la sure to run well, but how the Golden Dragon's Chance others will watch him in the race. The first of these, and one most There is no other pony in the race likely to do the trick, is GOLDENĮ that can afford to give Melody any DRAGON, a pony which will go to ground at the top of the straight. the post under Mr. Heard. If ex- .perience can help the pony any,

"Johnny" will do it. But Golden The stable with two probable Dragon's chances do not rest en-candidates in Mr. Lewis'. He has tirely with Mr. Heard's experience. Hey Tor and De Minimis, and Mr. He is at present the fittest sub-Pan will be riding whatever scription griffin

training, selected to go to the post, and, al- though his record is not ne bell-though at one time it was thought liant as Warrington's.

that Hey Tor would be selected, I

in

is

National Day, with Mr. Benny Proulx up, being led in by Mrs. Chau, wife of Dr. 3. N. Chau, the owner, after winning the Second Tower Stakes from Gay Butterfly on Easter Monday,

Selections For Saturday

(By RAPIER.) face I-

MayHower Tenorlo

Solar Star

Race $2--

Hey Tor (if starta)

Helter Skelter

King Salmou

Rack S

Canny

Ngtuk

City of Melbourne

Race 4

Helman

Sadko

Navy Hall

Race

5 National Day Golden Dragon De Minimis

Race 6-

Just Imagine Maria Petra

Race 7

Gold Ring

Black Rock

Race B

Wembly Stag

Alexandra Hall Wayward Blag

Race 9

No Fear

Paul Jones Funny Face

CUP

CHALLENGE

STARTERS

JOCKEYS NOW NOMINATED.

GOLDEN DRAGON MAY CAUSE UPSET

DE MINIMIS FAVOURED FOR THIRD PLACE

ALTERNATIVE FOR THE “DOUBLE”

(By Rapier.)

UNBEATEN over 14 miles National Day, with

Mr. Benny. Proulx up, is the most likely can- didate for the Subscription Griffins Challenge Cup on Saturday.

Warrington, with Mr. Norman Deitz up, is a warm favourite, but I cannot see him beating either National Day or De Minimis with Mr. S. N. Pan up. Should there be an upset due to the con- dition of the course the best outsider is Partner-

ship (Mr. S. Y. Liang),

If Hey Tor accepts he should be watched, in spite of the belief that he cannot stay the distance. Whatever wins a useful dividend will be paid, as it is one of the most open classics in the history of the Colony Turf.

The innovation of the "double" on the fifth and eighth races will cause punters to scratch their heads, and I would suggest National Day and Wakefield, or National Day and Alexandra Hall.

The opening meeting of the second half of the season always brings a crop of surprise dividends. The public resume backing their favourites of the Spring. Some of these do not summer too well and backward ponies show improvement. It is the best policy to back only the fit ponies.

con-

ed If he was beaten out of a place, as I am doubtful whe ther he is perfectly sound. He will win any amount of races. later on

JACKIE NORONHA RIDING AGAIN ON SATURDAY

Requires Only One Win

Mr. "Jackie" Noronha will on Saturday be riding in his first race at the Valley since his nasty spill on Snappy Eve at the beginning of the first half of the везвод.

Requiring only one win to graduate from the Novice Class, Mr. Noronha is taking out But After That, The Rainstorm, and Flying Tourist,

THE JOCKEY

RECORDS FOR

FIRST HALF Johnny Heard Leads Leo Frost.

'ALLEY, MACAO AND FANLING RESULTS INCLUDED IN STATISTICS

Sunday's List From Macao

The following are the records of

all the local jockeys for official races at the Valley, Macao, and Fanling during the first half of the season:

A. J. P. Heard ... L. G. Frost B. A. Proulx G. L. da RotR

S. N. Pan A. L.

E. 0. Butler D. Black Ip Kiu Ying

H. P. Chanson

P. Young

8. Y. Liang

F. M. L. Boares

G.

A. Harriman

J. C.. A. Ingram W. H. Chey

A. A. R. Botelho

R. A. Carroll

Y. T. Fung

The Challenge Cup for Subs. should be one of the finest races of the year AB no one can fidently name the winner, There has been considerable betting out- side and to date Warrington la the Rozy Morn might go out in this p

Lobel ***** favourite. He is being ridden by event, and if she does, it will have W. T. Stanton Norman Deitz, the young rider who to be remembered that she holds. G. W. Sewell met with such success on the Han- the record for five furlongs and kow track.

N..Yah will be a distinct danger,

Tang Man Wa Of the sixteen entries four mie) Sunup's brilliant performance W. G. Por very.........doubtful startare......King yesterday-morning-when-he-finish- Salmon is likely to start in the "D" ed the most impressive gallop in J. Keswick

6. Fischer Class event under Mr. "Gus" da 0.27.0 has made him a serious con- G. P. Ferguson Roza: Flying Boy (Mr. H. P. tender.

J. W. Hope Chanson) is a doubtful acceptor; Canny (Mr. Heard) should win Dr. 3. C. Macgowan and to date no rider has been with City of Melbourne and Ngtuk secured for Disorderly Conduct, in the places. Hey Tor. is the other uncertain starter.

Gay Butterfly caused, disappoint ment on Wednesday at the early morning gallons and should not be a dangerous challenger, in spite of the fact that he won the Maidens, and the Sports Club Cup.

Ara 3. A. LBchreiber

8. K. Wong

Ellis Joseph

II. M. Remedios

Sadko's New Rider Sadko will be taken out in, the T. P. Saunderson and "B" class event by Mr. J. E. Noronha M. L. Soares, and should

Y.

Pearne come second to Hotman. Both D. Erang

A. da Lux Ponies are in the pink af condition. H. P. Racs

King's Justice, who ran so well W. W. Mile

Jord ut the close of the first half of the

Lo G. Hin season, was taken over a slow M. N. Cochrane Vigilance performed an impres-mile in 2.28.0 by Mr. Proulx on K. W. Fung National Day (Proulx)

sive gallop on Saturday morning Saturday, and as he has not been A. W, da Bota Golden Dragon and he is right in the running. He given any fast work it is more than [A.G. Botelho

The following are certain starters BURGOMASTER was the most do not think there is any doubt that in the Subscription Griffins Chal- unfortunate pony during the first the pony will be DE MINIMIS. lenge Cup over 14 miles on Satur half of the season. He was al-"Running very well now, but still a

day: ways "pipped" on the post or in bit on the fat side," was a comment way he lost in unheard regarding him lately. His some ather expected

Satur performance this week has been manner. On day he will be under Mr very encouraging and he is sure to Davis,

jockey. A

who, by have a good following. If he does

the way, is likely to make a name not awing wide into the straight, for himself in local racing. If the as he generally does in a race, he pace is a slow one, Burgomaster he will make them run.

it in him to come away In the last quarter and win.

Of the sprinters THE PANTHER

is one that commands altention, He will go to the post under Mr. Frost, who has been known to bring

I do not expect.' De Minimis

to win, but I do most certainly". think he will be well up at the finish.

Now we come to the best pony of the second batch, NATIONAL bigger outsiders than The Panther. DAY. Whatever faults one might There is nothing whatever the mat-find with National Day, there is ter with The Panther. He is at one thing that no one can say and sound, and, although essential against him, and that is that he is ly a sprinter, he might be able to not game. |Imat, just long enough to win with Mr. Frost looking after his pace, If you examina the records you will find that The Panther has done

(Heard)

Burgomaster (Davis) Warrington (Deitz) Now's The Time (Ip) Gay Butterfly (Butler) De Minimus (Pan) Melody (Harriman) The Panther (Frost) Partnership (Liang) Vigilance (Soares) Duplex (Charles).

The way in which he won the Subscription Grifina" Champions, when running on "three legs, no SUBS. DELAYED BY TYPHOON to speak, says volumes for the pony," He was a bit tired before

Y

w the race, but how he ran!

National Day failed in the Valley

Pony Placing At Macao

On Sunday.

batch

【day?

boon, delayed

Stakes, because it was too short for him, and the Sports Club Cup, understood they hav The following were the perfor- because it was too long for him, mances of entered ponies for but the distance on Saturday should Saturday in official races at the sulf him wall.

Macao Meeting last Sund

Bloe Plans.

Bold Lad Bold Geners Powerful FAJin

| Golly Even

2 The Raincost

Jst 2nd Erd U

(Continued pr

LEADING OWNER'S - COMERAC

Vigilance Impresses

1st 2nd 3rd Un. 29 19 21 43 25 21 15 48 2.13 20 18 49

10 7 3 2

8 4 10 44

8 3 2 28

4 10 8 64

6 7 10 38

6 7 10 50

6 2

Macao Riders Last Sunday,

will have a change of jockey, an probable that he will be held over Mr. F. M. L. Soares will be up. for a later engagement.

Now's The Time seems to dislike Navy Hall did a fast gallop on Mis training, and if his work is any Sunday morning, but as he le ap-

The following were the results. criterion he is surely out of the parently not as fit as he was in

June he is unlikely to make any of the official races at Mação fast Impression on the two favourites. Sunday: Mr. “Daffy"" Davis, recent arrival | Bas from the North, will have the LG Frost

IN, Deltz mount

GP Ferguson

Thunt.

MIL

The Panther is a good out- sider, but he is hardly a do-- pendabis bet as Mr. Leo Frost, will readily admits to

The finish should witness Na- ffis best chance will be on Alexan- 8. Y. Liung vo tional Day, Golden Dragon, De dra Hall in the "C" Class event. A. A R. Botelka Minimis, Warrington, and Vigilance

in a thrilling, struggle,"

Wakefield's running against Ten P. Chanson forlo at the last meeting has made Tue-Shan Wa

GA Harrima him a strong challenger to Alexan- w, N. Yah Dancing Jack's Debut

[dra Hall and Wayward Stag in the Tang: Man Wa Will Dancing Jack one of the Class Handicap, and I think he 1. Fan finest Australians, seen on

cause an upset on his debut The Grimas Mile will be between

"He turn

for

Mayflower. Tenorio, Solar Star and inday after havin Street Binger. Mayflower will be

Faniing where he hard to beat, m

llowing his break-) ¿Tenorio ran well to win the mile

ether

evost in June, but this pony is car} fainly, not an honest one as his

fat 2nd 3rd

2

Solar Star has improved over the mammer lay-up "^and," has been doing convincing track work. The weight is against him this time, I fear. He will be ridden by Mr, Delt

work has" definitely prov-Itch a great pity that the stout- sa gamble on which way. arted Amoy has gone lame and

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