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THE PERFECT
SWISS WATCH
Fourth Race Meeting:
CHINA MAIL
SKYMASTER TIPPED TO
NEWBURY HANDICAP
WIN
(By "RAPIER")
The Fourth Race Meeting under the auspices of the Hong Kong Jockey Club to be hold this afternoon, will ogain consist of 10 events, the main attraction being the Newbury Handicap for Class 1A Australian Ponies.
This is the fifth race on the programme and it } will be contested over the two mile post.
This race will be robbed of a good deal of its interest, due to the fact that-Bushful Beauly, the Champion pony, has not been' entered. I will, there- fore, he left to Skymaster and to Egyptian Field to battle out the finish.
since its last outing, and for those who prefer to take a chance. 1 recommend keeping an eye on it.
Conditions for reeing should be favourable, and with the track on the hard site there is every reason, to anticipate that the various events will be keenly Euntested.
Race No. 1-Alexander Park Handicap (First Section): Six Furlongs. The curtain rines with this event for Australian Ponies of previous seasons classified Class 7, with Novice jeteys as pilots, interesting race
and most ahould ensue.
Flying Wheel (Mr. Maycock), by virtue of its second placing in the Windy Fap Handicap (Third Section), over the mile at the Inst meeting, will no dould be in big demand.
1, however, prefer Flight (Mr. Lam Khig-tak, which was off-
elully fourth in the ubove race
First Section over the same dis tunce.
On that performance, Flight should win, but hon Mask (Mr. Tseng) is also dangerous,
11.
Race No. 5-Newbury Handi. cap: From The Two Mile Post Once Round and in.
This is the main event of the afternoon and in confined to Class IA Australlan Ponies of previous
seasons.
The race should revolve into a great battle between Skymaster Mr. Tro), Egyptian Field (Bir. Maltland), Golden Dahlia (Mr. Holgate), Arabian Dagger, (Mr Shich) and Ben Wyvis (Mr. Black),
In the absence of Bashful Beauty, which has not entered, there are many who feel fully confident that Skymaster, in spite of carrying top weight of 150 lbs will win.
in my opinion, it will have to he in exceptionally good condi- tion w stave off the challenge from the other ponies I have named.
Skymaster has to concede a be Egyptian Field, 12 lbs to Galden Dahlia, 21 lbs to Arablan Dagger and 24 lbs to Ben Wyvis.
10
At the Annual Meeting, Sky- master won the Eastern Handicap carrying 159 lbs in 144-2/5 and then came accond in the Cham- pion Stakes to Dashful Beauty,
Egyptian Field was third in the though it ran unplaced the last Chainplen
Stakes with Mr. lime out.
Needa up; Golden Dahlia was Bit. Thtanus, who requires an-second in the Tally Ho Handleap other win to graduate from the at the Annual Meeting ridden by Novice class, will take out-Uni- Mr. Alexander; Arablan Dagker corn and it has been whispered was unplaced during the carniv
pony stands goodal but has been showing good chunce of scoring a win here.
Argus I will again be taken whilst Een Wyvis came second to form al morning gallops lately, nut by Mr. Dau, but I don't think Skymaster in the Eastern Handi- it will be dangerous-although it up came fourth at the last meeting on a soft track.
*
that this
For those who are looking an outsider, I would recommend bearing Shangrila (Mr. Auchule),
in mind.
Race No. 2-Sandown Park Handicap (First Section): From The Two Mile Post Once Round and th.
eup.
Judging from such perform- ances, these Aivo ponies should dominate the race this' afternoon. with Egyptian Field second andĮ I nominate Skymaster to win,]
Golden Dahlia third.
Race No. 6- Haydock Park Handicap (First Section): One Mile.
This is the First Section of the
This race will be contested by race for Australian Ponies of First Section Class 6. Australian previous sensons Classified Class seasons.2, and amongst the entries I like
Pontes
of previous
Jockey Allowance.
Jorrocks (Mr. Tao),
Highlight (Mr. Maitland), ran ex-best. tremely well at the last meeting
"Rapier's" Selections for today
Race No. 1-Alexander Parki Handicap (First Section);
Furlang
· FLIGHT
UNICORN
IRON MASK
ડૉ.
Outsider: Shangrila. Race No. 2-Sandown Park Handicap (First Section): From 2 Mile Post.
TOP HAT REUTER SAPIENTIA
Outsider: Kwong Leung Race No. 3-Curragh Handi- cap: One And A Quarter Miles
BIG SHOT DAIBY BELL SEAFIRE
Outalder:Golden Dragon Race No. 4Alexander Park Handicap (Becand Section): Six Furlongs.
PEACOCK
STRATHNA MARA BIG BLUFF
Outsider Mercury. Race No. 5-Newbury Hand!- cap: From 2 Mile Post.
BKYMASTER EGYPTIAN FIELD ARABIAN DAGGER.
Outalderi-Ben Wyvis.
• Race No. 6-Haydock Park Handicap (First Baction): One Milo,
HIGHLIGHT
ROSE EMME
LUCKY STARTER
Outsiders-V-J Day, ` Race No. 7-Sandown Park
Handicap (Second, Section): -From-2 Mile Post:
་་
MADAME BUTTERFLY BINO MARSHALL ROBLYN
Outsider: Jump Bld,
HONG KONG, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1950.
|
Rare treat for rugger enthusiasts
(By "J, T. STUD")
Following unexpectedly on the heels of the “savons” tournament, which normally heralds the and of the local rugger season, the challenge match between the Club and Army at Happy Valley on Sunday promises to be a rare treat for enthusiasts of the carrying code. The proceeds of this match, the primary reason for which it was arranged, are to be devoted towards the Club's Rugby Section Interport Fund.
The game therefore deserves ; departed for Home, the support of all interested change and is likely in the advancement of local veller in the loose
heavier elvilian eight. rugger.
No startling changes The Club Atteen recorda no startling changes, although I feel the loss of R. de Rome and 1. Carrel will count heavily against the civilians.
The Army powers that be have taken the match seriously and following Thursday evening's full scale trial, have selected an ex- tremely strong fifteen.
Several changes were forced on the Service selectors, but with new talent available I do not consider the side in any way inferior to that which has done duty throughout the senson, In fact, on paper it appears to be stranger.
A definite find. Tomline, who makes his debut at full-back, caught the eye dur- ing the "Sevens" tournament with his smash tackling ond determined running and is a de- finite find,
Bordock, another newcomer, is likely to prove a thorn in the Club's side,
Innes makes a welcome return
to the fly-half berth after a long enforced lay-off. He and Golds- chmidt prove superior to their opposite numbers.
Clayden for whom the
were
Sports
DRINK
Pause
Coca-Cola
Ip and Tsai beat Tsuis in exciting
Fleet Boxing Championships
HMS Triumph won both the Open and Novices Fleet Box- ing championships held at the China Fleet Club. last night.
In the Open championships, Triumph scored 20 points withi HMS Jamaica and 40 Commando tied with 14 points each.
with
tennis final
In a raging battle of two hours of the Cricket. Club fonnis court yostarday, Ip Koon-hung and Edwin Tsai, succossfully wrested the Colony Doubles Grasscourt titla from the Teul brothers by 9-11, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 and 6-3. The brothers Tsul Wai-pui and Tsui Yun-pul had been holders of the title for the last three successive years and on seven occasions be-. fore the war.
Yesterday's
Badminton results
game, replete with all the features of a shows no
In the Novices class, Triumph Championship final, in which to prove was first with 27 points, followed both victora and vanquished than the by 8th Destroyer Flotilla with 23 exhibited some brilliant tennis
points and
HMS Jamaica
at one time or another, was 20 points,
Prizes were presented to
thea, fitting conclusion to a suc-
Last night's four semi-finals winners and runners-up by Rear Cessful Championship season.
Andrews,
Badminton Admiral W.G.
CB. The Touls went down gallant- of the Colony CBE, DSO,
SAW Robert ly, fighting to the end and con- | Championships coded defeat to the better side. Tay reaching his third final, Strange enough, it was one of when partnering Miss M. the losers who stood out con- Ribeiro, he went through his spicuously among the four players | Mixed Doubles semi-final aftor and that was Tsui Wal-pul, whe three sets.
A. Stewart has made soveral appearances in the senter fifteen and on his game is a powerful runner and deadly tackler, but does not possess de Home'a ability to crash the line.
1. Carrel's steadying influence and sure touch finding will be sorely missed.
The scrum, however, plus the advantage of Meffan's hooking, superior to every have proved pack in the Colony and if they
scason' reproduce
form, the match promises to be an ex- citing affair well worth a trip to Happy Valley.
OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Bantamweight Bestalt (Triumph) beat Priest (Tamar).
Foatherweight Warner (Jamaica) beat ley (42 Cdo.).
A.B.
Dunk-time and again carned rounds of
impossibl applause with almost retrieving shot
beautiful back-
Lightweight Boy Sidwell (Kenya) beat A.B. hand short cross volleys and well. Stewart (Jamaica).
anticipated smashes and volleys. Welterweight
On
the
side, Edwin Taat other Gore (Triumph) KO. Brown nfter a rather shaky start played (40 Cdo.).
the major part in his side's vic- Middleweight
tory. His special forehand short N.A. Le-Huary (Triumph) re- croes, though not an effectiva a celved a walk-over from Blyth usual against Trul Wal-pul, gave (12 Cdo.),
hls
MA side valuable points, and a Heavyweight
did overhead amasties and short McKilgrue (Cockade) beat El-
cross drive volleyn. rington (40 Cdo.).
"Light Heavyweight Cronk (40 Cdo.) K.O. Bell (Kenya).
NOVICES CHAMPIONSHIPS
Long set
导
Both Benzin Saw and K. Y. Teo won their Schoolboys Singles Annis as expected. though not
without somo good resistance from Edward Hat and Dos Reme dios respectively.
Youthful Mias D. Ramsay, and . Greenhalgh of Kowloon Docks gave the more experienced Mrs. Stokes, and Mrs. Tamworth a full run for their money, and though they lost in two sets fully extended their opponents.
Full results
Teams Teams for the match are as follows:-
Schoolboys Singles: K, Y. Tso The first set alone took forty (St. Paul's) beat E. C. -Y, Hsi Army: Tomline, Gregson, Bor-
Clayden,
minutes. Ip opened the service and¦ (Wah Kiu), 15–4, 18-12. dock,
Gower, Innes, personal
Goldschmidt, Falrric,. Bucknall,
Flyweight
was taken to 30-all. Yun-pul thea Schoolboy Singles: B. Baw. triumph completes the
apsar Jennings,
Boy Netherton (Triumph) beat netted Ip's next service. A long (Asia) beat A. A. Dos Remedios - Alexander, head of 'the soldiers'
Macdara, Boy Brown (Jamaica). attack Richardson, Bradley and Evans.
rally followed, Tsal giving the (La Salle) 16-8, 15-7 and unicas
contras the Club
JR. Henderson,
Bantamwalght
MH. LA F. Club;
Ladies' Doubles: A
finishing touch with a forceful can' get up quickly, the advan-Stewart, O. Turville, D. M. Hen-
Doyle (Comus) beat Boy Par- volley through the middle, Was. Stokes. and Mrs. A. Tamworth. tage outalda the serum seems derson, Mackie Nolan, Lachlan, kar (Jamaica).
pul served to a 40-15 lead but a (Bhailanders) beat Miss D. Ram- to lie with the Army môn,” Liiscombe. Meffan, Forsgato,
Featherweight.
wide forchard aldoline drive by say and. Miss J. Greenhalgh, A.B. CH (Triumph) beat Boy him and a forehand cross drive The pack, with the exception Minto, Winyord. Warne,
(Kowloon Docks), 10-10, 15-10. Totten (Kenya),
to his service by Tsal brought the Lightweight A.B. Moore (Tamar) beat Birch (Triumph),
Welterweight McKeennie (42 Cdo.) beat Rees (Cockade).
of Major Fred Rapsey, who has! quharson and Hutson.
Race No. &-Alexander Park Softball:
Handicap (Third Bection):. Bix Furlonge.
RIFLE
CARE FREE
'KINGFISHER
Outalder-Abdul Hamid.
Race No. 9-Haydock Park
Handicap
One Mile.
(Second Section}
CHIEF PILOT
BELLE FONTAINE
PAY DAY
Outsider Home Builder
For
Gibbs--Civil Service
game to be replayed
(By "GRANDSTAND").
Race No. 10-Bandown Park During the next week or so, a specially delegated Handicap (Third Section): From
the
2 Mile Post.
HONEY DEW
This pony is very fit at the to win the Windy Gap Handicap moment and did the mite in (Lecond Section)_aver-the-mile, training on Saturday, March 18, But as it will be running within the fine time of 1.52.3 with poules of higher standard, I don't last
the
THE HOPEFUL
·SUNKI88-
Outsider: Tunny.
great form at the moment, it is just possible that it may yet score another win.
Committee of Fifteen will rack their brains nominating the Most Valuable Player among -Softball's-galaxy-of-stars.
occurred.
Middleweight Edgesón (45 Cdo.)" (Jamaica),
beat
.
SCOTC
to druce.
Yun-pul volleyed long and Ip completed the second ¡game with an overhead smash. Tsai start- A.B.ed his first service game with a
double fault and conceded a lov Bellame. Ip and Tsai then took the score from 2-1 to 4-1, but the Teuls came back with the next two games both of which went to a total of six deuces. Yun-pul held his service for a 50-15 game to bring the score to 4-4 amidst well-merited applause. Each of the
four
playere successively held his service until 6-all when the Tsuls broke through Tsai's scr
him a
Light Heavyweight Smith (45 Cdo.) KO, A.B. Cochrane (Kenya).
Heavyweight Smith (45 Cdo.) received walkover from Boy
Roberts (Constance).
INTERPORT BOXING vice with a love game. Yun-pul's
TOURNAMENT
following service gave Konie and the first set at
a love-
Senior Mixed Doubles: R. Tay and Miss M. Ribeiro beat. C K Lee and Miss Y, Franco, 15-12, 10-15, IN-4, ..
Week-end
· soccer programme
The following is the week-end soccer programme:
Today
FIRST DIVISION Army' v Club (PP from 26, Soukunpoo 4.30 p.m. 11.49) Referee: A... G. B Carnell; et 11-9, Ip agalo opened the service in Linesmen: Llu Ting-kai, and G. Johnny Lat (148 lbs.), the Hong the second set and with he and X Kit Cheo: Boundary Kong Chinese Champion and Tsal now playing their usual ng Street, 4.30 p.m. Referee: C. D. Peter Fong (127 lbs.), will be gressive game, the score mounted
A six round bout between
the main event on the Interport to 5-0 in their favour before Wal- Lusted; Linesmen: Tsang. King- Boxing Tournament programma pui took his side's only set after hong and P. Manson, at Caroline Hill_tonight..
douce was called. The "end to the Eastern"v Navy; Caroline-Hill,
sot
20th 4.30 p.m. Referee: W. Gaffney; South Chins, soccer player, will
service.
Linesmen: J. Turner and C. M. also be seen in action, his op-
Leonard. The third set began with al- ponent in a four
Kwong Wah V round contest ternate servers' games until 4-ali
Commando: being the All-China Champion, None of the games reached deuce. P. A. Mooney: Linesmen: Wong Navy. Č. B. 4.30 p.m. Refereei Wal-pul pulled his service game 5.4. The next service was Ip's out after three deuces, to lead King-chung and F. A. Barretto, With the score at 30-all, Wal-pu brought it nearer to set with a beautiful forehand short cross Tsal volleyed out the next service
Chung Fook-lun, well-known) into on came in the
hibition wrestling contest com- Five other events and one ex-
pleto the programme.
Prizes will be distributed by Mr. Choy Wai-hung.
As in former years, this coveted honour will be think we meet to worry about its Three of.20.2 seconds.
is Rosa Emme (Mr.
awarded on a points system, each member of chances of repeating a win here. Ostroumoff), to be reckoned with,
the Committee submitting three separate fancy the chance of Top Hint however, as it is quite capable of (Mr. Ostroumoff' although it winning.
nominations which will be given five, three was unplaced the last tinc ou with Mr. Auchnie up.
Lucky Starter (Mr. K. F. Chiu), is good over this distance
On the other hand, however, and one points in order of merit. A strong challenge will come and will probably extend
Care Freo, which was third in from
Reuter
been, umpire, it was decided that the (Mr. Min), which above two ponies.
The Committee has this same race, may do botter as: was second in the Magazine Gap V-J Day (Mr. Chanson) is an-
the distance is only six furlongs selected from fans who have Kane should be re-played from Albert Husng. Handicap
(Sccant Section), over other candidate quite at home and, if it does not avenge its last seen almost every game pos- the time at which the incident Bix furlongs at the last meeting, over this distance and it will not defeat, it will at least give Rifle sible during the current sea-
Kwong Leung (Mr. Shich), surprise me if it causes an upset
a great night. with the light weight of 141 lbs, here.
Kingfisher has to carry 153 lbs Bor, and whose judgment can
The Senior League Final play- should not be disregarded, as the
be relied upon.
off runs into it's third week as I nominate Highlight to win and in view of its last perform- pony is good enough to last out with Rose Emme second and distance, it should also have a
Nominations close on April 4, St. Joseph's clash with the Braves ance, coupled with the shorter) this distance and win.
and Committee members are as at 11.00 a.m. tomorrow on the Lucity Starter third, V-J Day ag A Grand Time (Mr. Mok), will the outsider.
say here.
follows: Doc Molthen, Bim Ab- CBA Pork. probably and the distance against |
The Braves who bowed to the Abdul Hamid has come down long, Sid Hollands, Hussain Moos- it, but Sapientia (Mr. C. F. Ng).)
Race No. 7-Sandown Park in weight and as the pony is deen, Hal Wingice, Ron Sequiera, Saints in their Handicap
only meeting ai (Becond Baction): may be worth following for a
looking quite At, it can be relied Bob Henderson, Roberto Nunes, the opening game of (the league, place.
From The Two Mile Post Once on to give the others a good fight. Eddio Loureiro, Jack Shepherd are all set to avenge the former Round & In. Race No. 3-Curragh Hands. The second lot of Australian
Jackal, on account of its light Charlie Figueiredo, R. Rosario, defeat.
Since that time the Saints Cap: One And A Quarter Miles poules of previous seasons class weight of 135 lbs, is the most Loinax, Alleen Chinfen and Wanda In this race for Class 18 Aus-inted Class 6 will form the op-
Rodriques. dangerous contender.
have, breezed through the fix- tralian Ponies of previous seasons, position in this event and from
tures winding sip at the top, Seafire (Mr. Alexander), which the entries, it appears that the
while the Braves had to battin won the Customs Pass Handicap winner will come from one of the
through a further series for the (about. mile 179 yards) at the following: Fullbuster (Mr. Pote
play-off berth. last meeting, has been penalized Hunt), Madame Bullery (Mr.
Race No. 9 Haydock Park Handicap (Second Section): One Mile,
which won the Flyaway Handl- Belle Fontaine (Mr. Holgate)
сар (Second 'Section) over Six
The Gibbs protest against an umptra's reversed declalon In the Inter-Hong game against Civil Servios was heard before mi Protest Committee during the weak.
Starting times return to give the Taul's the third
at Fanling the foll
The following are the starting the Old and Now Courses at Fanling tomorrow: 9.18 to 9.38 Butterfield & wire Jardine
OLD COURSE
9.17 T.D. Drysdale-2LR, Clsland 9.36 VW: Chandler~0.0.W, Stewart 9.40 P.M. Colian-J.B. Kita 1.44 RR; · CoomberW.N.A. Smalley
By mutual agreement, the Ame 9.48 2.5 Richardson-... Bainabory ricans and Jaguars will meet thir 936 W.0; Davies-E5. Robertson I think is chances of winning and Sine Marshall (Mr. Shich),
The meeting held that the ap-afternoon
16.00 IH: Mundy-R.W.A. Macklchan ak agala are rather remote.
the Annual Meeting, has been!
p.m. Flilbuster came in third in the penalised by 14 lbs and should an umpire's decision.
10,08 W.G, ·Robertson--D.S, `Robb Among the entries, and judging Magazine Gap Handicap (Second give a good account of itself.
However, The Americans who just quall 10.11 RA. Crawford-N.B. Arthr by past results, I look to Big Section) over Six Furlongs at
in view of the fact that when the ded for the play-offs last week 10.15 W.P, Birtwhistle-K.M. 'Alman Shot (Mr. S. W. Lee) to win, but last meeting and, whilst I consi-the next pony to bear in mind in ball "foul" in an audible manner, outfit, who toppled the Saints but 10.14. W. Nicholas J.L.. Macintyre
Chief Pilot (Mr. Alexander), is Plate umpire declared a batted will meet a determined Jaguar 10.30 C. Hayal Shaw it will be seriously challenged by der that it has a good chance of view of fis success in the Black this action did in fact affect play fell before the Braves in their 100. Fincher.L.. Exstraa Daisy Bell (Mr. Needs), which winning here, I expect, it to re- Hock: Handicap (First Section) on the Gelding team's part.
been demnated from Class 14. celve stiff opposition from Bootsle Mr. Maitland), in aa- Madame Butterfly, which was over the mile at the Carnival.
9 lbs and for that reason alono Tzeng), Roslyn (Mr. Maitland), Furlongs with Mr. Renfrew up pellants could not protest against 3.45 at the CBA Ground 10,04 .J. Llunker.H, Philip
has
the
two play-off gumès,
Last chanco
*10.38 2.D. Calvert-R.E. Rodæm
10.38 7. de Jong-P.A, Laroche 10,45 J; Bidoaned, bonden 10.44] P.P, * Watkinson-JLE; Balley 16.45 T.FR. Waters-EE. Hudsen,
**NWW COURSE / 9.95 ET, MeMelles & Miss D. Cuth bertson v Mx,. 4, Mre, CJ, Ketola
SECOND DIVISION: Solicitors v Army: Sookunpoo, 3 pm. Refereq: G. Hobloy,
Talkoo CAA; Boundary: St., 3 pm. Referte: P. Munson.
News Vendor Eastern: Carb- set 0-4.
Boe Hill, 3 p.m. Referee: -C. M. The Ip-Teal combination, after Leonard. Wai-Put had lost his opening Navy v South China: Navy service, immediately went to z 3-0 lead. The Tuls took the CB, 3 pm. Referee: Woo Cho- next two games. Ip made it 4-2 kin. with his service, The Trul's took Referee: W: Snowling.
Club v Police: Club, 3. p.m.
the seventh, lost the eight and
ninth, to concede the fourth set 3 p.m. Referee: K. M. Ashton
PCA v Prison's; t. Joseph's,"
Ip began serving in the fifth!
by
3-6.
Card Police v University; Navy
"
set and lod his side to a 3-0 lead H... 4.90 p.m. Referee: F A
Barretto. N The fourth
game went to the Truls but Ip and Tsal got the
St. Joseph's v Kit Cheer St
Afth and sixth games to give them Joseph's 4.30 p.m. Referee: G.
W11. Kindow. a'commanding load of 5-1. Within
match point, Taal lost his service
RAFV Dockyard; Kai Tak,
and Yun-pul brought home his 4.80 p.m. Referee: Li Plog-plu,
service game to reduce the dẹ-
ficit to 3-5. Ip, however, mada
no mistake with the next game
serving to a -30-15 : game, and
Tomorrow
FIRST DIVISION
RAF South China, Sookun- poo, 4.30 p.m. Referee:JAW. President's speech Sharpe; Linosmen: Cheung Xant
A
BASKETBALL
In a short speech after the con-sing and PW. Hayes. clusion of the final - Mir. Owen- Hughes, President of the Tennis Association congratulated the win- [nots and runners-up "of the In a basketball match played 9,44 Mr.ft.R., Coombe Mrs, W... tournament and thanked those last right, Shanghai Warriors
Handicap (Second Section); Six) surpriza here when least expect have to be seriously reckoned to be the logical bet, but it must/ #etback, from St. Teresa'n,” will). 9.40° – Mrs,” B.; Rudrofrs. IL Dartoo
with.
In
-
W.P. the
DA Special
who were
fer beat a combined Chinese" YMCA responsible
tournament and Shung Bing team by 13 successful
mention was made points to 39, of Mr. Goldman, who is leaving La home next week, for the one work done by him made of ip's
Should be replayed pony to watch, but it may officially fourth in the Third Sec- talne stern opposition, if it does subsequently called it "fair": af Other
I expect it to offer Belle Fon-
Although the umpire concerned disappoint again, whilst Golden tion of the above race with Mr. not actually win. Dragon (Mr. Shieh), is not bad K. F. Chiu up.
Mr. Chanson has the choice of ter consultation with another base the White Fangs will be given a In the Ladles Junior League, over this distance.
Roslyn has not had a win for a Dominion Day and Pay Day. Race
No. Alexander Park long time, but it may spring a Whatever, pony be. takes out will
last chance for the pennant, as a Furlongs.
ed, while Sino Marshall, which
end all hopes of
carrying This race is confined to Second has been specially reserved for
be remembered, however, that the bunting..
away
·Smalley N Home Builder, which will be it will be carrying top weight of Scellon Class 7 Australian Ponies this
2:59. Mr. RM6.", Almao-Ers. should be in at the Mr. Castro's mount, has not been 180. lbs.
Even then, the Fangs must win Birtwhistle- of previous seasons, and, judging Anish, should b
this one and better St. Teresa's 10.00. Mr W. Robertson-Mer the limelight for sometime, but from past performances, Peacock,
On that account alone, I can- in a play-off, which is a pretty ob As an outsider Jump Bid (Mr. which will again be taken mit by, Ostroumont) is worth following it may spring a surprise...
Borborian (Mr. Poting not place much reliance on Mar- tall order considering the Torries is Holgate,
probably do * Race No. B
is ber for a win, and must place the have seasoned players Alexander Park
guarding better over this distance and Handicap 2 (Third: Dection); not bad and may be worth back spotlight on The Hopeful (his every infield position.
Ing for a place, it not actually for Tao)
BAQUID win, as the distance is more to
- Panggi slab artiste a win, as
In the
Gap Handicap Windy Gan
Topeltes. Tiampa / produos; the (Third Section), The Hopeful won Handloap (Third Section): From performance Isol it will win
`NECOOKAPY; Contrat in her.",^pit- the White Fános ateid, met: ivan: chances of - toppling: 61.50 Redionision's sporta commenta- himself and Twanie. In The Two Mile Post Onts Round amalosk
again;
Honey Dew (Mr. Holgato), has
Leader
* theoe Junior last race of the day been showing an Imp the
win here is quite possible, pix Furlongs
Heal opposition should from Strathaamara (Mr Noodi) Class 7 Australian Ponies of pre- After its disappointing run at vidus seasons, expect to: 800 the least meeting Big Bluff (M. close finish, in which the follow- Kwok), may not be well-sup- ing thould figure prominently
but it should not be Ride (Mr. K 5. Chiu), Caro Free
como In this race for the third lot of 1810 Bandown Park convincingly, and; it slow, of that |
na
Abdul Hamid MP
This
previous seasons.
oment In
The
M.-A. Mr. P.15-Arkoott
REDIFFUSION BROADCAST:
OF THE RACES
Mention was also
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