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Sharing fully carried last year, top placo at the head handicap is the French steeple- chaser, Rochford, who automati- cally gets this burden as he has not yet run over English fences. Only two horses, Jerry M. and Poethlyn have successfully carried such a weight to victory. Wot No Sun, the runner-up

Jast Freebooter shoulders one pound less than last year, with 11 slone, eight pounds, while Acthon Major, who finished third, has been nilotted 10 stone, nine pounds, or seven pounds loss.

year,

now

·

WARMING UP FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL HK Girls Lower

Despite the recent bad weather and heavy snow which has seriously cur- talled many sporting activities in England, the Steeplechasing season is now in full swing, and there was a full field at this recent meeting at Lingfleld in Sussex, Entries for the Grand National in March, the greatest ateeplechasing event in the

Express. world, are already arousing much interest, -- LEAGUE CRICKET

LINCOLNSHIRE WEIGHTS TOMORROW'S

Silver Gate, with nine stone,

the heads seven pounds, weights for the Lincolnshire Handicap.

which were un- nounced at the same time. This mille race will be run on March 31.

Spy Legend, rated the best three-year-old in training two years ago, gets nine stone and Masked Light, who was third in Last

Two year's

Thousand Guineas, gets eight stone, '13 pounds,

Only s

pound less is Fatr Judgment, who won the race in 1049 with seven stone, 10 pounds and finished second last year with elght stone, 13 pounds.

Reuter.

BOLDKLUBBEN

WILL SEE HONGKONG

Sunning

Scorpions Meet Optimists

At Chater

Road

The intra-club match at Chater Road tomorrow between the Scorpions and the Optimists is the most promising of the afternoon's Cricket League programme. Both teams are turning out their best talent, the Optimists being slightly at a dis- advantage in the attack with Tommy Mahon, their speed merchant, not available. He is about to leave for Australia.

The Optimists have yet to register a victory in this intra-club series, of the five matches played so far one being lost and the other four drawn. The Optimists had the better of two of these drawn matches.

at

Army, who are level with the Scorpions on points at the top of the League table and five points ahead of Optimists, are away to Club de Recreio King's Park, This, too, should be a close game and there is a definite chance for either Army or Scorpions to forge three or four points ahead.

Labrum

THE TEAMS

SCORPIONS

M.

Tomorrow's Chances At The Valley

By "RAPIER"

the annals of Hongkong racing.

Three PI Swimming Marks

Manila, Feb. 2.

The visiting Hongkong swimmers, Cynthia Eager and Kwok Kam-ngor, smashed three Philippine records on the opening day of the National Women's swimming championships at Rizal Memorial Natatorium here.

Cynthia Eager, the Crown Colony's free-style

cham- 400-

pion, shattered the metre and 100-metro marks. She was timed at 6 mins. 33.5 secs. in the 400-metro. race to break the Philippine record of 6:48.1, act in 1939. She also finished the 100. event in 1 min. 20 secs, bettering the old record of 1:22.4 also established 1989.

in

off

Kwok Kom-ngor mode with the 200 breast stroke in the | record-brenicing time of 3 ming 21.4. The previous national record was 3:25.0.

The irony of it, however, that the records may not

Philippine recognised as

cords as

iK

be

both swimmers are

foreigners-United Presa.

HKCC TO PLAY

COMBINED SERVICES

A two-day cricket match be- Cricket Hongkong ween the Club and the Combined vices has been arranged during

Ser-

the Chinese New Year holldays, Tuesday, February 6, and Wed- nesday, February 7.

The game

wil be played on

the Hongkong Cricket Club ground at Chater Road, with play commencing at 11 a.m. on beth days.

McLeod, Capt. Corfield, Flt Lt Ball,

house. 12th Man, Capt. Reserves, Capt. Haycraft and Sgma

́CYNTHIA EAGER

Royal Navy Beat Police

London, Feb, 1. The British Police lost to the Royal Navy by three points to eight in a Rugby Union played today. Reuter.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB NOTICE TO MEMBERS TOTALISATOR TRIAL RACE MEETING Saturday, 3rd February, 1951.

There are four races. The First Bell will be rung at 3.15 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 3.45 p.m.

The following are the tearns: Club.-L.F. Hongkong Cricket Stokes (Captain). N.E. Arthy, R.G. Owen- Kubec. 11. Cmig, L.D.

N.R. Oliver, T.C.C. Hughes, Kaight, 1.8. Cull. R. Macpherson, Members of

the

Danish

G.T. Rowe, A.P. Haynor. Reserve. Boldklubben 1909 Soccer team

D.J. H, Umpire. R.R. Davies.

8gn/Ldr Services Combined Indian Recreation Club are which is due to play in a series

The Totalisator Trial Race Meeting at Happy Valley Kingsford (Captain), Major Wilson, of games here over the Chinese at home to Craigengower at Sco- New Year holidays, had their kunpoo, the University to Kow- tomorrow afternoon should attract a big crowd of racing Le Grant R.N. Capt Robertson- first practice in the Colony outoon Cricket Club at Pokfulam enthusiasts to the Valley to see the working of the whilams, Lt Nicholson, LMGY- at Happy and the Royal Air Force to Electric Totalisator in operation for the first time in nord. L/sig onley and Cmpbell- IMPORTERS! the Club ground

Valley yesterday morning.

Royal Navy at Kal Tak their They were set through prices by their team

manager

There are four events on the programme. The first Drakes. Umpire, J.U. Hall Esq. and coach, Mr David W. Rus-

saddling bell will be rung at 3.15 p.m. and the first race sell, and created a very favour-

with

"Scorpiona" against "Optimists"will be run at 3.45 p.m. sharp. their able impression powerful kicking and

general Chater load on SaturdayL.F.

iwo kinds There are

of weight of 154 lbs. It is now in Stokes, O.J. Kerr. T.A. Pearce, state of Atness,

F.A. Weller, H. Owen-Hughes, machines lastalled all over the very good condillon, but owing

K.M. entertainment R.S. Cuil, T..C. Knight

and they are to its heavy burden. I cannot re- An extensive

machines which commend it as the likely winner. programme has been arranged Campbell, T.P. Ruffett. C.B. Con- club's premises,

High Value nett. D.J. H. Reserve. RG

however, secure a for the Danish visitors.

issue $50, $100, $150, $200 ond

may, Following lunch at

OPTIMISTS

$250 tickets and Low Value place. House today they will visit the

"Optimists" against "Scorpions" at machines which issue $5, $10, Judging from the way Busy at 3 p.m. Chater Road on Saturday. How Par Mansions and at 8 pm, they will be the Macpherson, R. G. Craig, A. 1. $15, $20 and $25 tickets. Each Bee ran at the 11th Race Meet- of issuinging, when it came third in the Snaith, N. R. Oliver. A. P. Raynor, machine is capable guests of the Danish Commu-

N. E. Arthy, G. T. Rowe, L., Kitee, White, R. Thesen-Ender, Win and Place tickets on any Ripon Handicap (Third Section), over the mile, it appears to have nity at dinner at Ta Tung Re-

G. H. P. Pritchard and W. L. Ho pony starting in a ruce, staurant.

Here are toy estimates of the an opportunity of scoring a win ward. Umpire, S/Ldr E. Lewis.

here. chances:

It will again be taken out by Mr Cook and as far as I can

danger will! see, its only real

Strathnamara, come from ridden by Mr Ostroumoff, who knows how to handle this pony. Flight (Mr Holgate) is another OVET candidate quite at home Allowance.

this distance although unplaced with Mr Looking at the entries, Kitty at the last meeting (Mr Chun Kil) is the best pony Lam King Tak up. As an out- here for this distance in view older I recommend Domloo (Mr On Monday they will make a

of its second placing behind S. W. Lee). tour around the Island, stop- Recreio 1st XI against Army at

Pork on Saturday, com-Glacial Lake in the Clear Water ping for lunch at Repulse Bay King's

Gosano Bay Stakes at the 1st Race Hotel. Tuesday and Wednes-mencing 1.43 p.m:-E.L.

(Captain). A.V. Gosano. G.N. Meeting. day will be taken up by foot- Gosano, L.G. Gosano, A.M. Prota ball matches and next Thurs- A.P. Pereiro, A.P. Rice Pereira. day they will visit the Peak in H,L. Ozorio, N.A. Beltrao,

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WILL WATCH GAMES Tomorrow they will see the Bus Navy Kowloon Motor football match at 3.45 p.m. and at 8.30 p.m. will attend the St Joseph's Old Boys' Association Dance.

On Sunday they will watch Kwong Wah play South China in the afternoon and will visit the Chinese Bazaar in the even-

ing.

ARMY

Nicholson and

.

FIRST NACE Army 2nd XI against KCC at King's Park on Saturday: Wilson, Trial Stakes: One Mile.

WL- The opening race is confined Haycraft, Robertson-McLeod, hama, Maynard, Brookes, Campbell to Australian Fonies Class 10, Corfield, larding. Mackenzie.

weight 147 lbs., one lb. penalty Army 2nd XI against Heerelo at for every $100 vart thereof won Saturday:-Rowley, in stakes since January 1,1951. Hals, Ferris. Grant, Hodgkinson, Limit to penalty 12 lb. Jocker Rendell, Beevers, Allix, Bartlett, Greendees, Cross,

Sookunpoo

Reserves: Hull and Stoddart. Umpire: Sgt Harris. Scorer: Cpi Platt.

RECREIO

the morning and in the evening Almada Remedios

drigues,

attend the HKFA Dinner at Roof Garden, Hongkong

for the

Hotel,

I am of the opinion that it D.E. should just about win tomorrow and D.M. Ra afternoon. There is, of course, Harvard (Mr Kwok), to be reckoned with. This pony came third in the same race, losing by

KCO Kowloon C. c. let XI against at Pokfulam Hongkong University

1.45 on Saturday, commencing p.m.-R. E. Lee (Captain), R. A.

short head.

FOURTH RACE

Australian

The Electric Totalisator will be in operation. The ticket issuing machines are of two kintis:

High Value machines which is uc $50, $100, $150, $200 and $250 tickets, and

Low Value machines which issue $5, $10, $15, $20 and $25 tickets. and these are clearly marked in the Selling Booths.

Crush barriers have been erected in the Betting Halls at each ticket 1ssuing point and backers are particularly requested to note that entry to a selling booth in to the left side of a machine, from the backers' viewpoint, and exit from the right and this is clearly marked on the Selling Booth Counters,

Each machine is capable of issuing Win and Place tickets on any pony starting in a race and the order in which backers should place their bets is as follows:-

FIRST ................

SECOND

THIRD

state the amount of the bot

state the kind of bet- WIN or PLACE state the number of the Pony Thus: $5 WIN Number 4

$10 PLACE Number 12

Totalizator Handicap (Third Sec. tion): One Mile.

This is the last race of the day

All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be by the and will be contested

presented for payment at the race course on the day to which Section of Third

they refer, Tickets not presented at once, after a race is run Ponies Class 8.

and dividends declared, will be paid at the Late Pay Out Acquisition (Mr Noodt), after windows which will be provided, but none will be paid later than one hour after the time for which the last race of the coming in second in the Windy

THIS Gap Handicap (Second Section) day has been scheduled to be run.

THERE WILL BE NO CASH SWEEPS FOR Fair Denish (Mr Auchnie) and from near the two mile post at

meeting,

MEETING. has been Bell, W. M. Davidson, P. V. Dodge. Small, Dragon (Mr Liu), have the Inst

As the On Saturday, January S. V. Gittins, A. T. Lee, J. Leriou,

distance tomorrow is shorter, it they will play their last match. Sellors, C, P. Smith, c. shown good form in their morn-penalised by nine lbs.

A. Zimmern Umpire, ing. gallops and should give a

themselves should stand a good chance of account of 0. Logan, Scorer, J. P. Robinson. good here and in the evening will Stapleton.

the above-mentioned winning. attend dinner to be given

TULLEN. Good Bay (Mr T. B. Dau) was by the South China Athletic Players are requested to meet at against

In Fearless

Witness (Mr second in the above race (third Association, the time and place the Star Ferry, Hongkong side, at ponies.

1.25 p.m. sharp. to be announced Inter.

Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI against Noodt), we have a pony which section) and will prove a menace On Sunday, February 11, they Army at Sookunpoo on Saturday is quite capable of upsetting to Acquisition.

pormencing 1.43 pm.-E. C. Fin- will leave for Manila.

cher (Captain), N. Hart-Baker, K. E. Greene, A. J. Catley, E. A. Lea,

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Ricketts. E. Randall, W. H. Cowie. R. Thompson. Reserves, S. Blahop and D. R. Anderson.

Players are requested to meet at the Star Ferry, Hongkong gido, at Southern, 1.23 p.m.

IRC Hower at Bookungoo on Saturday:

Indian R.C. 1st XI against Craigen-

CHINA MAILAA Rumah (Captain). A. 1

calculations.

by

Australian

an upset.

Yacal will again be taken out SECOND RACE

by Mr Liu. It was third in the Totalisator Handicap (First Bee-second section of the above race. tion): One Mile.

As it is good over this distance, This race will be contested it has a good chance of causing

First Section Ponies Class 8. :: Jockey Bonnie Eyes (Mr Ostroumoff), Allowance. In my estimation the despite its poor performance the result will be decided between last time out, should not be Wonderful Собл (Mr Peter disregarded, as it is good enough Young), Kwong Leung (Mr to extend the above ponies.

Diamond (Mr Pacific (Mr Kwok), is another K. M. Rumjahn, A. R. Shích), Liberty Ming, M. B. Haman. I. All, A. R. K. F. Chu), Abdul Hamid (Mr pony to bear and Double Coln outsider only. Kitchen, A. H. Madar, 1. M. Omar. Ostroumoff). Advertisers are requested. M. el Arcuit and 3. A. Imall.

Umpire. G. M. Butt. Scorer. A. M. (Mr to submit change of copy Wahab. not later than 3 p.m. on the day before publication.

Urgent notices will be accepted up to 12 noon on the day of issuo."

RODO HOUSE

.

Coin is a greatly

and its third Windy. Gap

Indian R.C. and XX against Police improved pony at Happy Valley on Saturday: placing in the

Barma (Captain). M. 1. Razack, Handicap (Third Section) at the S. E. M. Bux, 8. F. Chagia, Lalchand A. K. Markar, A..last meeting should provide it Omar, A. Rashid Abbas, S. O. EL, with a win here. Ador Rumlahn and A. R. Baznek.

Umpire, K. M. Or.

ØRAIGENGOWER Craigengower ist XI against Indian R.C. AL Sodiumpoo on Saturday :--

Kwong On the other hand, Leung is well suited for this din- tance and should be near at the close.

Liberty Diamond must be con-

G. A. Bouza, M. J. Diveoba, G. aldered in view of its fourth Hong Chuy, I. Hermans, pincing at the last meeting with the

ĐT Nam Khoa Balmora |Mr Chúa H up.

R. Tay, C. Hob

in mind as an

NOTICE

HONG KONG CRICKET CLUB

1951 Colony Tennis Championships

for

Entries are Invited

Grass Colony

Court Singles and Doubles Teania Ismail, A. II. Karnail, T. Crabtree. Then there is, Abdul Hamid-

Championships to be played which also a danger here as Umpire, G. B. Ladd.

the Hong Kong Craigendower 32 XI against Unlit fe good enough to extend the during versity at Happy Valley on Batur-

Cricket Club Annual Tennis: field, day. Kr. Yosinganye, D. Read- Double Coin will be piloted Tournament commencing

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Navy Jst XI mentres Roget Air Tosca at Kai Tak on Saturday, comis (monokig 1,49, p.ms-Chokkumarshy, MADOWS. GL, LED, KOSTEN, JOC Y. H. CHAN,

ORL Dalley, Brook Castell As Mirngor. Jose and diarior. Umphry, brown

who prefer an outsider, this com- bination is worth following.

Entry forms are obtainable}. THIRD RACE Totalizator Handicap (fecond deo from all Clubs and Sporta tion): Ong. MALMO

Entrica will close at Shops. In this race, for, Becond Sec-

February, 11th, tion Clam & Australian Ponies, 5 p.m. UR Sharpshooter (Mr Renfrew), will 1951...

called on to shoulder top

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE SETS OF MEMBERS AND LADIES'. BADGES. WILL NOT BE ISSUED FOR THE 1951 RACING SEASON UNTIL 1ST APRIL, 1931. 1950 SETS ARE VALID UNTIL

Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

or

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE. ALL BADGES ISSUED FOR PREVIOUS TRIAL MEETINGS ARE CANCELLED. Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Broodies Season Uckets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, Club Rooms at $10,00 Enclosure and to the Members' including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all visitorn introduced by him, and for payment of all chits etc...

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the RACE COURSE:

The Secretary's Office at lat Flour, Telephone. House, will close at 1.00 p.m.

A limited number of tins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE'.

The price of atmission to the Public Enclosuro is $3.00 including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at the Gate.

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN ETC., WILL NOT BE PERMITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING.

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS, WILL BE OBTAIN- RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC IN THE ABLE ENCLOSURE,

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Servants passen will be issued to private box-holderu only, who are requested to distribute them with discrimina. tion and to endorse their names on the passco, Holders of such passed are not permitted in the Members: Enclosure except for peasing through on their duties and must remain in their employers' stands,

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