1939-04-03 — Page 25

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 8, 1989

Lose Again

S'pore Chinese

Lacked Finishing Touches

Chia Keng-Hock; Gosano Fung King-Cheung And Hau Yung Sang Shine

YUEN QUAN CHONG'S COSTLY "GALLERY PLAY"

(By "REFEREE")

3.—THE HIGHFIELD HANDICAP. (Second Section) One Mile. Mr. H. C. McComb's Persian Cat (Mr. P. L. Chiu)

Mrs. Gellion's Eagle

Mr. Hoping's Flybynight

(Mr. P. Y. T. Wei)

3

Mr. F. J. Gellion's National `An-

them

(Mr. G. R. Payne) Won by a length, mạny lengths. Pari-Mutuel: Winner, $7.10. Places,

[$5.70, $6.90.

Cash Sweep:

No. 450

$816.10

351

90,00

642

45.00

Unplaced starters: No. 362, ($20). 6.THE GOVERNOR'S CÚP.

Mile.

One

1

(Mr. P. Y. T. Wei) Kowloon Riding School's Latitat

(Mr. G. W. Cooper) Won by a length, a neck. Time: 36,8/5, 1,14./5, 2.22.1/5.

2

|Mr. H. C. McComb's Hogmanay

(Mr. R. L. Chiu) 1 Mr. J. H. Pott's Victory Life

(Mr. H. J. A. Hearne) Mr. Sports' Rothsay Bay

2

3

(Mr. K. L. Ip)

3

1.47.4/5,

Pari-Mutucl: Winner $6.80. Places

Cash Sweep:

The Singapore Chinese Football Association. lost their second consecutive match in the Colony yesterday, when they succumbed $5.50, $11.50, $11.50. to a Hong Kong Football Association eleven by 3 goals to 1 at Caro- Line Hill after being led at the interval by a solitary goal

No. 363

261 345

$303.00

80.80

43.40

Unplaced starters: Nos. 37, 538, 200

(Mr. P. Y. T. Wei)

The visitors had as much of the ball as the Association eleven, and 403, ($10). but could not apply the successful finishing touches to their move- 4.--THE BENDIGO HANDICAP. ments. Their approach work was glorious and at times they com-Six Furlongs, pletely bewildered Hong Kong's defence, but in front of goal they Mr. Anharry's Charcoal were lamentably weak, while there was too much dilly-dallying in Mr. Lee and Lee's The Spirit of

St. Louis

(Mr. S. W. Lee) the goalmouth.

Mr. Ci K. Chung's Fan Tan

(Mr. H. J. A. Hearne) Won by 2 lengths, many lengths. Time: 34-4/5, 1.09-2/5, 1.43-3/5. Pari-Mutuel; Winner $7,20. $5.20, $5.40, $5.30.

fault

Won by many lengths, 2 lengths Time: 36, 1.11-3/5, 1.46-4/5, 2.28-3/5. Pari-Mutuel: Winner, $11.10, „Places,

$5.90, $8.70, $25.70.

No, 14182

140

++

9899

Cash Sweep:

$6,554,80 1872,80 936.40

Unplaced and non-startersA: Nos. 3075, 12774, 4778, 18217, 8727, 6582, 3075, 12774, 4778, 18217, 8727, 6682, 16119, 12062, 14026, 16397 and 6174, ($150.20).

1

2

3

7-THE CONSOLATION STAKES. Half a Mile. Mr. Chanoi's National Dignity

(Mr. 8. L Yuen) Mr. A. HI, Potts' King's Parade

(Mr. A. W. Raymond) Kowloon Riding School's Latitat

(Mr. W. Cooper)

1

2

3

Places

Distance won: lengths.

th

length, many

Cash Sweep:

No. 519

$303.60

11

564

94

Outstanding performances werej That they did not was no supplied by the "evergreen" A. of their opponents!

Kwan-kon; Hau H.K.F.A.: Tam Fung V. Gosano, at inside-left, King-cheong and Emberson, who Yung-sang and Sheehan; Freshwater, N. Beltrao and Courtney; Emberson, formed a most formidable right-Fung King-cheong, Lee Wai-tong, A. wing pair, and Hau Yung-sang V. Gosano and E. Strange.

80.70 S.C.F.A.:—Lec Pak-tong; Soon the right-back, whose first time'

43.30 Unplaced starters: Nos. 582, 164 and clearances wrecked most of the Choon-lye and Tan Kai-ban; Kee Yew-

leng, Choo Seng-quee and Koh Hor-448; ($10). visitors' attempts to break

5. THE FULWELL khoon (Captain); James Goh, Loong through on the right-wing.

Leek-boo, Chia Keng hock, Yuen Quan-Six Furlongs. chong and John Chye.

Mr. Oliver's Double Chance

(Mr. A. W. Raymond)

.er

A REVELATION Singapore's outstanding perform-

was undoubtedly Chia Keng-Macao

hock, their centre-forward, who made some glorious openings and

scored the visitors' first point in Race

Hong Kong, the result of a brilliant move with Loong Leek-boo, whose uncanny ball-control on the slippery surface was a revelation.

The visiting full-backs made the most of their task, but were badly supported by their respective sup- porting half-backs, who cracked up badly in the second half when the Association team was on top.

Sheehan was not his usual self at right-back and was very er- ratie at times, while bother Fresh- water and Beltrao, at right-half and centre-half, respectively, were poor in comparison to form- er performances. Freshwater lack-

ed fire in

his display, while Beltrao's distribution of the ball and slowness in getting it up to his forwards was most marked.

Meeting

HOGMANAY WINS GOVERNOR'S CUP

Heavy rain marred the Macao Jockey Club's April meeting which drew only a moderate gathering of spectators, Hogmanay, ridden by Mr. P. L. Chiu, won the Governor's Cup, the main event, in a blinding

rain storm.

Recently purchased by the Kow- loon Riding School, Merry Fatty supplied a win for G. W. Cooper in the opening race to pay $31.00 which was the highest dividend of the meeting.

Mr. P. L. Chiu had three wins, riding Mac's Adventure, Persian Cat and Hogmanay to victories.

Results were:- 1.—THE RAINTON HANDICAP.

BRILLIANT: SPOILING Fung King-cheong and A. V. Gosano were again in the limelight, the latter's brilliant spoiling, head- work and opening up of Six Farlongs. the game being outstanding fea-Kowloon Riding School's Merry Fatty ...(Mr. G.” W. Cooper) tures, while Fung's equally brilliant Mr. J. M. Braga's Fairy Ousel distribution to the right-wing also

(Mr. K. L. Lp)

came in for its share of the game. Mr. F. F. S's, Coureur Bleu

Lee Wai-tong was a disappoint- ment and although he secured his quota of goals, he always waited to be spoon fed and when not given the ball, sulked!

Yuen Quan-chong, Singapore's inside-left, was partly responsible for bungling many fine openings by over indulgence in "gallery play," was directly responsible for A. V. Gosano's second goal.

FIZZLED OUT Rain in the second half made things uncomfortable for players and spectators, alike and with the former unable to keep to their feet for any appreciable length of time, to the game just fizzled out..

Although the Singapore Chinese saw as much of the ball as their op ponents, the local team was far superior and should have emerged winners by a half dozen goals at the very least.

2

(Mr. R. K. C. Chui) 3 Won by length, short head. Time: 38.2/6, 1.08, 1.48. Pari-Mutuel: Winner $31.00. Places $8.80, $6.50.

Cash Sweep: No. 237

199 07

$234.50 67,00 33.50

Unplaced starters: No. 278, ($20). 2. THE HIGHFIELD HANDICAP. (First Section) One Mile. Mr. C. S. Wa Mac's Adventure

(Mr. P. 1. Chịu) Mr. S. W.

Mr.

The Buccaneer

(Mr. Woo)

Potts's King's Farade

(Mr. G. R. Payne) 3

Won by a length, length.

Time: 85.1/5, 1.09.4/5, 1.48, 2.17.2/5. Pony No. 6, Mongolian Cat, with- drawn in this race,

Pari-Mutuel: Winner $10.00. 85.50, $0.40, 35.80.

Cash Sweep: No. 407

$29

£18

Places

$257.40 78.50 86.70

Unplaced starters: Nos. 67, 471, and 387 ($10).

Time: .32-/5, 1.05-2/5.

Pari-Mutuel: Winner, 87.40. Places, $5.10, $5.10, $5.10.

Cash Sweep:

No. 158

$299.40

HANDICAP.

181

85.50

3+

∙149

42.70

1 and 539, ($10.00).

Unplaced starters: Nov. 17, 61, 372

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