1951-09-10 — Page 7

The St. Leger

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER," 10, 1951

THE AGA KHAN HAS NO ENTRY THIS YEAR IN HIS LUCKY RACE

By VERNON MORGAN

London, Sept. 9.

The St. Leger, the oldest of the five British classics, which will be run over the famous Town Moor at Doncaster on Saturday, Septem- ber 15, over one and three-quarter miles, is the Aga Khan's lucky' race,

Ever since 1924, when his run of successes started, the renowned Indian poten- tate has far outstripped his rivals in successes achieved in this famous race.

He has won the race five times, has owned the runner-up on an equal num- ber of occasions, and has had three thirds.

Ha well-known

chocolate; finest of today's riders and a and green colours will not be man who gets the utmost out of carried In this year's race but his mounts. the family is represented by Fraise du Bols, cwned by the Begum Aga Khan.

bookmaker.

Oddly

enough. Elliott, regarded with Gordon Richards and Rae Johnstone as being one of the best three riders of the prezent generation, has never ridden a St. Leger winner.

though practically every honour

the turf can offer has come his way,

THE GAMBOLS.

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Today's Sport

Sparts fixtures for today are us fellows:

TENNIS

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a ferry has started psending them over again (and to make matters worse it's starting to rain but one day. it will all be over and I'll be back home again

Just you and I with our little garden.

THE WORLD

Tesio,

OF

RACING

Of

Breeder Italian Champions

By NIGEL

GEE

Page

Robinson Favoured 3-To-1

· New York, Sept. 8. Sugar Ray Robinson will try to recapture the middle. weight crown from Randy Turpin of England at the Polo Grounds on Wednesday night in the biggest inter- national prize fight in 18

years.

Not since the second Joe Louls-Max Schmeng heavy-

· weight; title - botat In 1930 han thero

been an International scrap that has shaped up like Wednesday's "classic."

Talal re-

ceipts for this 15-round, return bout between the two Negroes may exceed $800,000.

Robinson has one of the

acen great fighters of our era. Large-

because of his remarkable Te cord of, but two deftate In 192 professional bouts, Ac WEA favoured at 3-1 to-day to win back the 100-pound champion- Ray turns the trick, he will quickest fille the middleweight

ZUCCHERO A POSSIBLE

Another horse this pair has to This coll, by a former Derby bent le Zucchero, owned by Mr winner. Bois Roussel, and one George Rolls, the of the favourites for the race. There are those who say that

of Nasrulloh, will carry chocolate and green this

second to Supreme and a lavender cap. He will be finished

who stands head and shoulders above his fellows. What the Aga Khan is to Eng-recapture In experienced Court in the Festival of Britain ridden by British Jockey, Charite Smirke, Stakes, may have turned sour

land, what Marcel Boussac is to France, what Warren Wright is to the United States, division's 84-year history. He who won the race for the Aguas he ran so poorly in his last

Federico, Tesio is to Italy. race at Newbury. Khan on Bahram.

Turpin

the

LEFT AT THE GATE

son

who

The coll, whose name is the Italian for sugar, has only to show some of the sweetness he displayed earlier to run out the winner.

For all int, the colt is winner, is owned by M. Boussac, will be ridden by and Johnstone, which is sufficient to

Box, who had finished lengths regular jockey, Lester Piggott, un chanel it must be given

shead of him 'at Epscm.

In next Saturday's race. however, this oddly named in horse (oddly named beenuse

he should be correct French

good

the stable has cannot ride, found a

fine substitute p Charlie Spares, the rider who Aretle

won Prince.

on

A.

Many of the world's horseracing nations can claim one outstanding breeder have made the

Signor Teslo had 30 years' start over his famous rivals. He founded his Dormello stud in Northern Italy as long ago as 1892. From Dormello has come a succession of great racehorses, whose influence has been felt not only in Italy, but also over the world.

than more

Onest mare

64

will have regained the crown in

days, since he lost it 10 on an upset decision at London on July 10.

Stanley Ketchel won back his title from Billy Papke in 60 days

Turpin

Побілко

31

18816 lbs.

ft, 105 Ina.

40' Ins... 441% Ing.

157 *:

2014 104.

30 Ing.

Ladies' Recreation Club An2- Other French-bred horres are|nual Open and Club Champion- 1 Dr F. M. Marcel Boustne's Talma, M. Ships, & p.m.-Court

Oliver-1. G. Highley (Club Dupre's Prince Douilly. Madame Men's Singles). Court 2 J. Texier Esmond's Mystery and Baron de G. M. MacWhinnie (Club Men's

G.!

• L Waldner's Vavlic.

The French racing czar, M. Singles). Court 3 L: Cmdr J. R.

Cock & Mrs Slagter-N. Lo/Miss Boussac, wen the ruce Jast R. Lo (Colony Mixed Doubles). year with Scratch, but though Court 4 Z. 1. Sia/Miss U. Talma, a well-bred son of Khoo -E. Tsai/Mrs N. Chow It will doubtless be recalled

Pharis, has won his last two (Colony Mixed Doubles) Court 5 that the colt was heavily back-l

races, there is nothing to suggest Y. P. Tsui/Mrs H. Lo-L. C.

1988. And the only other ex ed for this year's Derby only to

that he is of the same class, But for his New.

Kewall/Mrs Hutchison (Colony

champ: 1p regain the undisputed be left at the starting gate. bury display he would have

Mixed Doubles). Court G F. Tesla's success has 'been Five rf her sons are at stud in for three years to the English middleweight diadem was Tony the horse

Yeh/Mrs W. W. Choy--G, Lin founded on an unbroken series of Ireland and England, where the National Bud. Since then

seems been the favourke for the race

Zale who took it from Rocky to have. reformed. for ho The rest may have done hlm

Jn:/Mrs M. Young ******

(Colony Mix-

He seldom herself great broodmares,

came at the age of

All his great race mares how. Groziano in slightly leas than a cleverly won the Irish Derby, good and though, owing to

ксера ed Doubles). Court 7 Mrs W, J. D.

forty at ninofeen.

ever, have gone back to his sud, year in 1948, beating the Irish colt, Signal fructured

his collar-bone, паст

Teslo's maro Delleana bred the for he holds that a stad stands Here's the tale of the tope Ladies' Singles). Court (Colony Dormello and is ruthlessly relec

Singles). Court & K. C.live. Any more whose repord is Gran Premio di Milano winner or falls by its mares. With the for the important fight: Dao/Mrs

Chok Cheung disappointing after several years Donatello II, to Blenheim, and success of his policy so fully Aro Prince Doullly won

Chow/Miss Lo Hau-yez (Coleny is weeded our to make way for was In

the dam of Donatella, dam of realised. who dares contradict | Epected small field at Goodwood and Mixed Doubles),

others,

The successful mares Daumier and Duccio, a usciul him? After 60 years of pro- weight will be staying on at the Anish.

visit stallions all over Europe. horse in Italy who was exported Chinese Recreation Vavite, the

"So French for

Colony

reeding Slynor Tesla Height to England. His racing carceri Open Hardcourt Championships,

high The right name

(normal) Tesia

in the International Chees Quickly", has the

Chest but he has done nothing of 3p..Men's Open Singles posscreed was Nagara. She was here was a completo fallure and acale and the success of the

Italian horse is in great part Reach

- (expanded) cal note in his last outing and Temas Lo v L. T. Lee; Chung by Haversac II, who was bred in he finally went to New Zealand.

due to him. Wing-kwong v Chung Yue-to; France and became an outatend-

Neck is only an outsider.

Donatollo [1 cannol be

Walst w Bloods The French colt. Mystery, is Choung Chiu v Szeto Blck; ing sire in Italy. She was a top described

great sire, The subject of Italian breed- 201 today far from being

Peter Ng class racehorse, V an un- Kwok Plu-yuk

winning known quantity. When he ran Cheung Klu-ching V David Italian 1,059 and 2,000 Guineashough his best son Alyeldon Ing could not be closed without high

Was

outstanding stayer, a reference to Ortello, a brilliant wrist

Tankle within a week. She never ran, winning the Ascot Gold Cup and racehorse and however, beyond ten furlongs.

stre bred by Forearm the Goodwood and Doncaster Signor de Mentel. He was by Cups, the first horse to win this the French sire Teddy, who gavements down) United Press.

(All inches from chest measure- Her excellence scon bécament-trick in 70 years. apparent at stud also.

Sir Galahad for her

and Bulldog to second foal was Nearco, whom

America and whose line, as we Following the reign of Nogara, have

AID FOR BOXER'S - WIDOW she bred to Pharos, a brother of the next queen

seca, still flourishes was Totanella. France.

Pompton Lakes, Sept. 8: Fairway.

She bred Trevigna (to Niccolo'

Gate receipts and donations Dell'Arca) and the great

at Ray Sugar Robinson's work- At stud

he sired Vezzano. out on Saturday Tenerani (to Bellini),

who has gone to the US, Sirte, 81.512.35 and were given to Mra amounted to Nearco was never boaton in

winner of the Gran Premio di George Flores, teen-aged widow Bellini was a son of Signor Milano, and Torbido, who won of the boxer, who died earlier fourteen races. He won seven as a two-year-old and the following Tesio's Cavaliere

D'Arpino by the Italian Derby and is now at this week of injuries from a year his successes included the Haversac 11, a grandson of the slud in Brkain.

bout. Associated Press.. Halian Guineas and Derby, the wonderful English horse. St Gran Premio di Milano and the Simon. Bellini was Grand Prix de Paris. At the Germany during the war. end of the season he was sold in an English breeder for £60,000. Aspertime, who bred the best was succeeded by

called "Fraise sles Bolx" which arelasty little wild straw

the

berrics) has a very sliff task.

20 horses More

than

ore likely to go to the post for

£15,000 prize and nearly dozen are well-fancied to beat him.

the Derby

Zucchero is, ideed, one to be enrefully noted Ra possible winner. At 0 to 1 he must be a fine cach-way proposition.

Another horse with an is Aquino, Hallan name

of owned by the Maharajah Baroda. This French-bred son of Tornado has very sound credentials,

WUS AVON

One of the crowd, who at pre-

He was only beaten narrow- sent shares joint favouritism

Prix, with him, Lord Milford's Sybil'sly in the French Grand

by the all- Nephew, should on HR Derby which

Epsom finish well conquering Sicambre. running at

True, Aquino disappointed ahead of him.

badly in the Festival of Britain Sybil's Nephew's strongest Stakes, but he may not have suit is his stamina, and he will been properly acclimatised, so have u stable companion in ¦ badlý Vid he perform. Gilded Hour to see that the race is run at a strong pace,

Jack Jarvis, who drains Sybji's Nephew, is sold to be very hopeful of success, His jockey is Billy Rickaby, who though not yet having the fame of Charlle Smirke. is one of the

British

in the Derby he was something | King.

n "dark horse." Since then,

JA:

ex-

SOCCER

.

Ayerst-McKenna Trophy Anal between teams from Royal Army Medical Corps Units at Sookun- poo, 5 p.m.

he has won the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown and is fully posed as a really good horse,

CAN HE STAY?

The only mystery about him

RUGGER he con is whether

stay. He should on his sire's side, for he: is by Teheran the winner of the commences

Training for forthcoming season Club Ground, substitute race at Newmarket in 1944. His dame was by Bland- Happy Valley, 5 p.m.. ford, another

But he stayer. ran like a non-stayer in the Since then the touts at New-Derby, fading after leading into This might, how- market say he has been doing the straight,

the very

ever, have been due to lack of splendidly and Charlie Elliott is on his back condition. gives him an additional chance.

DOING SPLENDIDLY

fact

Motorcyclists

Win Three World Championships

Monza, Italy, Sept. 9.

As a result of the Monza Grand Prix de Nations-

Mystery is trained by Richord Carver and will be ridden by Fred Palmer, the Anglo-French rider who was up on him in the Eclipse.

race

The St. Leger has not

been lucky for France, I fact, it has been one of the un- luckiest, but there seems to be whatever why across the

... no......... reagon—.

another one from

OB

FILM SHOW

Soccer Talk-by Mr L. G. Young and Film Show at Aces Sports Club, Tung Lo Wan Read, 8 p.m.

SWIMMING

First day's heats in Colony Open Championships at Victoria Recreation Club.

Ladies' Golf

Channel should not win for the

Results of Competitions played at Fanling and Deep Water Bay second successive

year. The "mystery" horse of the are as follows:

face is really an English colt, Captain's Cup. Qualifying dor Castle, owned by the Round for August-Mrs F. D. Argentinian, Senor Ricardo Hunter (8718-79). Peracca This colt, a chestnut son of Owen Tudor, a wartime

sent out since.

LGU

Monthly

Medal -

|

UNBEATEN NEARCÒ

the

Tofanclia

CA

**

sold to

England's debt to Nearco as a horse of 1948, the fly Astolina. stallion is inestimable. In the

BEST COLTS SOLD tenn post-war years when French horses were carrying of Signor Tesio differs from most the English classics, his sons successful breeders.. Whereas Nimbus and Sayajirao narrowly M. Boussac, for example, re- frustrated challengers from across the Channel in the Derbys his best colls for stud pur.

poses, he is content to

accept a and St Leger, Sayajirao's elds price for them. Nearco, Niccolo brother Dante won the Derby Dell'Arca, and the other sons of and Nearco's daughter. Mamaku Nogara, were sold to England or won the Caks.

rival Italian breeders. Donatello II followed them and now Tenerani has been leased

Nasrullah by Nearco, a good if moody horse, got Musidora who robbed the French Corona- tion of the Oaks, and Noor. Britain, was ‘* exported from great success tra America.

America to establish

a line of

the last event valid for the world motorcycle champion. Derby winner, won two races Quailtying Round for August-Nasrullah himself has gone to ships this year-the following champions for 1951 in the spring and has not been Mrs J. Wai (89-15-74),

Deep Water Bay Competillons Nearco.. emerged::

Nogara's third foal was Niccole Shanghai Foursomes. Played

Dell' Arca, who won the Derby jon August, 14:

Winners. Mrs J. Wai and Mrs and the Gran Premio di Milano. C. E. Hayes, after tie with Mrsle, too, has been sold to Eng J. Hackney and Mrs Gairdner. land,

500 C.C.-Geoff Duke (Norton), Britain. 350 C.C. Geoff Duke (Norton), Britain.

250 C.C. Bruno Ruffo (Guzzi), Italy.

At one time he was on offer at 100 to 1, but he is now one of the best, backed horses in the

Will be ridden race. He

by Manny Mercer, who has done so well this reason.

UNKNOWN QUANTITY

►

125 C.C. Carlo Ubbiall (Mondial), Italy, 500 C.C. Sidecar Eric Oliver (Norton), Britain. Duke was assured of the 500 Guzzi at an average speed of B0

A horse that has not been out on a racecorse for over four C.C. honours prior to the racing miles per hour.

500 C.C. and sidecar over today for his points total could i

something not be exceeded by any of his about 03 miles-Albino Milanitha must be regarded as rivals whatever the result,

to

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB ·

Draft Programmes and Entry Forms for the Seventh Race Meeting to be held on Saturday, 22nd September,

Electic. Played on August, 28: Niccato Dall'Arca was not ge 1961, (weather permitting)

R

the

brilliant

obtained at the as Nearce, though he may be Winners Mrs J. Wei (28-1|was probably a better stayer. He Secretary's' Office, Telephone -28). Runner-up-Mrs Birt- had a short stud career in Italy House: the Club House, unknown whistle and Mrs Shewan with a where he got two brilliant files. Happy of . On

Valley; and -tho (Italy) on a Gilern at an aver-quantity, but Tudor Castle. score af 297% nett.

Trevisano, and Astolfina, and age speed of 89.5 miles per trained by an astute man in The Autumn Meeling will high-class, three-year-old Stables, Shan Kwong Road. He actually Anished fourth hour.Reuter.

George Collins, has been plear-

Daumier, By Coroach he traces 426 CC over about 43 miles ing the Newmarket touts by his take place on Tuesday, Septem back to Matchem, a male line Entries close at 12 o'clock in today's race to three Italians,

ber, 25, at Duke,

Deep Water Bay. notorious for producing better NOON on Thursday, 18th however, won the 350|--Carlo Ubbicli (Italy), on atraining spins, C.C. class to nonex that title Mondial at an average speed of

Tombstone racehorses than sires. other English colts. There will be

September, 1951. and Oliver, benten by a matter 84 miles per hour.

the best money has been for Competition in the Morning and

Nogara alsó produced Nicolada, Expeditious and Daneshill, both Controlled Driving. Approaching inches this afternoon,

and Putting, Putting in the versatile horse who won from nevertheless had enough points

splendidly bred colts.

afternoon, followed by presentative furlongs to two Expeditious, owned by the tion of prizes at 4.30 pm. The Nakamuro, second in the Derby miles, great British sportsman, M entry list for the Tombstone" and

of the Oaks jand Nauclde, winner famous Bay.

class races.

of

in hand to win tonours.

the

sidecar

FATAL CRABII

Ubblall's nearest rival for the 125 C.C. honours had been Glanni Leoni until his fatal crash during practice for the recenf Ulster Grand Prix.

but

Ruffo was only third among the 250 C.C. riders today bad, too big a lead from earlier events to be in serious danger of losing the race for the title.

In this class Tommy Wood (Britain) was second and Dario Ambrosini posthumously award- ed third place on points gained before, he was killed' during an earlier racó,

Duke has won five of this year's 350 C,C. races and four in the 500 C.C. class.

Major League Baseball

New York, Sept. 9. Major League baseball scores today were:

+

Of the

James Rank, is by Hyperion out has been posted at Deep Water Nervasa, winner

ค successful stallion

of Why Hurry, on Oaks winner:

Daneshill, by the Dante, whose son Sayajirao won the St. Leger in 1947, cost 18,- 000 guineas as a yearling. He

Fanling Competitions

The entry lists for the "Hall- is owned by Sir Victor Sassoonway Cup" and the "Rosa Cup" and, even if he has not yet lived liave been posted at Fanling and AMERICAN LEAGUE

up to his high purchase price. Deep Water Bay. Closing date- is a winner. Washington 5,-New York-7

Two outsidem who have been September 29. (1st game).

quoted in the betting market are; Washington 0, New York 2 Faux Pas and Nourredin, Faux Pas only finish fourth in the (2nd game).

Boston 4, Philadelphia 10 (1st Irish Derby, behind Fraise du Bois, but he was a clever winner game),

Boston 2, Philadelphia 3 (2nd of the Geld Vase la: Arcol, run two mies. He will be fun- game).

Cleveland 4, St. Loula 3. ning on when many of the others Detroit 3, Chicago 4.

ky nad ench

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Winners of today's events | game), were:

..

There are two filles left in the

race, Sea Parrot and La Doutelle. and of this pair the former must

has

Betty Grable

of high

German Horse Wins Prix de Chantilly

By. Order,

S. A. SLEAP,

Secretary,

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB Special Cash Sweep on the

Kwangtung Handicap Paris, Sept. 9. Baron H. Thyssen's three- Saturday, 6th October, 1951. year-old Neckar, the. Arst

Tickets in the above at German horge, to run at Long- champ since the war, today won $2.00 each may be obtained the Prix de Chantilly, beating at the Treasurers Compra Sabib by two lengths.

doro Offico, 1st Floor, Tolo

Ja

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB NOTICE TO MEMBERS

SEVENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 22nd September, 1951-

There are ten races. The First Bell will be rung at 1:30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

Through Ticke's (10 Races-$20.00) may be obtained at the Compradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Telephone House, airo tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeling 06 well as the Speciai Cash Sweep on the "Kwanglung. Handicap scheduled to be run on 8th October, 1981.

Through Tickets reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10.00 am. on Friday, 21st September, will be sold and the reserva- tion cancelled for future meetings.

To avoid congestion at the Club's Office of Telephone House, r.cn-members are requented to purchase their sweep tickets at the Caub's Branch Offices at UKALA

6, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong-

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon.

· TOTALISATOR

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In no circumstances will any dividends be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment will not be made on torn or disßgured tickets.

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Has A Winner Neckar, winner of the Gerphone House, and at the HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB DURING THE RACE MEETING,

....

man Derby this year, was Club's Branch Offices altuated Del Mar Calif., Sept. 8. * ridden by the German Jockey, at Film star Betty Grable's Blg. Schmidt-Heuter

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or

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Inży Polico w Over 600,000 tickets sold pested at various Teillance to the Members Had to ensure y

Philadelphia 4. Boston 5 (1st have a wonderful change. She is Noise racert to a nese victory, a

by the Ascot Gold Cếp winner, today in the $30,075 Del Mar Philadelphia 1, Boston 4: (2nd Ocean Swell, out of a-Hyperion futurity 609 C.C. over about 125 miles game)..

Precicus, Polly; and will be mare, Chicago 7. Cincinnati 3 (1st ridden by Conten Richards, whe The chestnut, son of imported Hockey Tournament Afredo Milani (Italy) on 'a

the race five Khaled; rated, neck, and neck airpady wph the Gilbera at an average speed of game).

Nivelle (Belgium), Sept. 8. down the stretch with Chalifack 103 miles per hour, and make Chicago 0, Cincinnati 11 (2nd timer game).

Sea+Parrot falled

Kemally in but at the wire Big Nobe clung The Pakistan Sports. Cius, and the Qaks, fading half-way up the to his narrow lead, farrok was "Indian Gymkhana (Londen) airaight, but she has improved in a length behind the drew in the anat of the "inler to dute. stamina very considerably as she

Med national hockey tournament bera

• Chalitack. La owried' by the today, neither side being able to showed by winning the Yorkshire Oaks after a win at Goodwood bye mammato Harry, Warner, por though gatunkowa Reuter

300 C.C. over about 94 miles St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh. 1- (1st Geoff Duke (Britain) on a game),

Norton at an average speed of St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 4 (2nd 98 miles per hour aromatar gamo),

14250 0.0% over about 70 malls New York 3 Brooklyn 1.-

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