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No. 29,580
Monday, February 22,-1937
AUSTRALIA'S CHOICEST
BUTTER
HAPPY EVE WINS
DERBY
Happy Eve confirmed all expectations in the Hong Kong Derby this afternoon when she romp- ed home in a field of seven runners, passing the post in a canter many lengths ahead of Expansion
Time, which beat Havoc Eve by one and a half lengths.
Rosemary failed to make a place. The result
follows:
TRIUMPH FOR SANITY
SHANGHAI, TO-DAY
8.-4.00 pm-THE HONG KONG DERBY.-A Sweepstakes of $20 each, $50 additional for Starters with $3,000 added. For China Ponies, bona fide: Griffas of this Meeting. Winner to re- ceive 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 flat races anywhere or Jockeys approved by the Stewards. One and a Half Miles.
Eve's Happy Eve 158 lb.
(Mr. V. V. Needa)
WITH THE PLENARY SES Li Po Chun's Expansion Time SION OF THE C.E.C. CLOSING
161 b. (Mr. J. Pote Hunt)
TO-DAY, AUTHORITATIVE Eve's Havoc Eve 161 lb.
CIRCLES SUM UP THE RE-
*
SULTS AS A COMPLETE VOTE Eu Tong Sen's Rosemary 161 OF CONFIDENCE IN THE NA- · Ib. (Mr. E. C. Leighton)
(Mr. D. S. Li)
3
01
0
0
Vilas's Apilas 158 lb.
Mr. S. L. Liang)
TIONAL GOVERNMENT, WITH A MANDATE FOR THE CON- TINUANCE OF THE PRESENT FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PO. Eu Tong Sen's Rob Roy 161 lb.
·LICIES:
The decision yesterday to con- tinue the anti-Communist camp- aign except on conditions tanta- mount to the communists' complete
surrender was a final blow to the hopes of the Government's oppon- ents.
The C.E.C. thus complete the route of the sympathisers of the Sianfu mutineers.
The general effect of the decision of the session is emphasised in the Kuomintang's determination to re- tain the reins of power in the face of the clamour for a so-called Po- pular Front, at least until the Na- tional People's Congress on Novem ber 12.-Reuter.
CENTRAL RESERVE BANK
London, To-day. Although the Chinese Govern ment has not hitherto adopted the project for the establishment of a central reserve bank on the basis of a Central Bank of China, some such step is likely to be taken soon er or later. says. "The Financial Times" in a leader. -
If, as may be expected, the bank is gives a monopoly in the note issues, a decisive step will have taken towards unifying the inter- nal currency system
This would do even more than the suppression of
sm to make China zn effective
would for the first time
authorities to flow of curren
nexploited interor
(Mr. N. Deitz)
L. Dunbar's Thunder Bay 161
lb.
(Mr. L. G. Frost) Won by many lengths; 1% lengths.
Time: 3.00-4/5.
Here is what some of the leading. owners said before the race.
SER VICTOR SASSOON—“We are going to win the Derby, but we are not sure which pony will do it.
DERBY SWEEP FIGURES. SEE STOP PRESS.
Both ponies are very fit.”
MR. L. DUNBAR Happy Eve will win without a doubt. I do not think Rosemary is fit enough. The race will be between the Sassoon and En. Tong-sen stables and no one else.
MR LILAN SANG "Happy Eve is likely to win, with Havoc Eve as second and Rosemary third.”
̈ MR-_ EU-TONG-SEN- “I think Happy Eve will win, although, course, hope Rosemary will win."
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