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HONGKONG

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AUCTIONEERS, &c.

PAUL BREWITT,

9, Zetland Street, Anctioneer, Appraiser

and Commission Agıni.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers to the Government, and Share and General Brokers, corner Ice House

Street and Praya Contral.

HONGKONG

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

E HING.

PHOTOGRAPHERS

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SPORT AND. ANECDOTE.

BY AN OLD FOGET.

horsemen who start with the solo object of ¡änd

smooth-tongued young Gerinan. whe

" getting thore," artistically or otherwise. For last year carried off the principal" of "the

INTIMATIONS

be it from me to set it down that we have no big amatour events with consummate ausa, MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA

jockeys capable of gotting the utmost out of their mounts, but facts are facts, and if the Freults to date are not convincing I know of nothing likely to be to the school of slow learners

JOUKETH AND STABLEROYS,

The principal cause of this satisfaction is not that I am jealous of the Tonton beating our TURF TOPICS.

bast amateurs, but because I entertain strong Tarf topics !----not a strikingly original head

suspicion, as to the bona fides of his amateur lino, nae must admit, but sufficiently succinct

status. I have known so much hypocrisy and comprehensive to suit my present purpose,

practised in connection with these events and, Year in and your out, no British sport, I Ons of the mat remarkable modern instances so much officialium displayed, that in the in- renture to say, receives so much attention in of the stable boy's aptitude for getting the best terests of our own men I think the N.C.U. public prints as horseracing. Quite apart from out of a smsitive thoroughbred was seen in people ought to be doubly assured of the the many excellent journals dealing almost this year's Derby, when Jones won the credentials of visitors from, the continent be- exclusively with the Tarf, every daily morning race for the Prince of Wales on Diamond fore they are permitted to take off the biggest and evening newspaper with any pretension to Jubilee. Anyone who has perused the interest events of the year. When in Germany in 1808. a circulation devotes considerable space to ing books of reminiscence published during I heard all sunor of fanciful stories concern. racing topics, and therefore it will be nulerstood the last dozen years by Turf worthies will have ing the social position of Albert, just as I had that there is very little loft for a gossiper like noticed what a fruitful theme this has always heard similar stories of Eden, Lehr, Petersen, myself to say. Let me explain. I do not been. I suppose your successful, unassuming and others, but these tales have been told in so set out to put my readers on to a "good jockey will always be able to command handsome many different ways that I have grown acutely thing" for one of the autumn handicaps, retaining feas: it is in the nature of things suspicious as to their truth. Anyhow, it will not neither have I any special information re that he should do so, but I am not so sure that surprise me to find Pazi Albort figuring in some specting the St. Leger candidates. But now the giving of enormous money presents to the races for cash prizes on the continent this season. that we have got through the better part rider of a winner of a big race does not do To what particular degree the winners of the of the summer's programme a quiet look more harm than good in the long run. Every | races at Grangetown last Saturday represent tha. around may pass a few minutes away pleasantly, one, I suppose, loses to see an artistic Guish, but | strongth of English racing I should not care to Taking one consideration with another, If I this can be overdone at times. At any rate, hazard any decided opinion. I cannot help think may adopt the Gilbertsin phrase, the lot of the William Day had unbounded faith in the ability ing, however, that with professionals like Gas racing journalist is not a particularly happy of his stable-boys, as the following from his pen coyne, Jenkins, Chaso, and Green abṣout, tho Howard and one. If any doubter scoffs at this simple state will show It may be bold to my so, but I hest of our men were not seen. ment, let må refer him to the brightest of believe I am correct in my view. that jockeys Camp are good men, but not so speedy. I fancy, books-"À Pink 'Un and Polican," written by are more often than not the cause of the mis- as either Gascoyne or Jeukins, whilst Green, is acknowledged authorition. That the life has a takes that are made in triala. Ludicrous as it form. would probably ride as fast as any of them certain fascination to anyone fond of existing in muy appear, it is a fact that many of them try over a mile. Chiun seems to have recovered в whirl of excitement must be admitted-that to add to their reputation by winning trials! | some of his old form, but I note he had to under- it has attracted men of gouins we all know, or To do so they will facrifice everything; will take go the ordeal of a protest from Platt-Bette ers how else should we be able to account for the advantage, if possible, of the boy that will ride he gained thenward. This is somewhat surpris- graphic word pictures we got day by day, "red with them, and even jealously try to outride such | ing, innemuch as the Midland rider has usually hot" from the course. A moment's thought will other, thus making the trial a farce. In this bem credited with scrupulous care in riding be sufficient to convince anyone that the dutieùnd other respects stable-boys have an advan-out of sheer respect for his own massive limbs. of a cucing reporter are laborious and exhaustage. They are usually on horses they are ac. Holloway, another rider hailing from the same THE GLOBE (TEJUMULL PORUBING).

Indian, Chinose and Japanese Bilk Goods.ting to a degree. Of by the earliest trains in customed to, thoroughly know the course; and club, was not successful, for after winning the Cashmere Shawls Spanish Wines and the morning, no matter what the state of the are always sure to make a good pare, which can. quarter-mile race. Ingram, of the Polytechnic Manila Cigara; 12. D'Aguilar Strent weather may be, rattled off from station to not be said for all jockeys, if left to themselves. CC sustained a protest successfully on tho SINCERE & CO.,

racecourse in cab, a hurried mouthful hero' And for these reasons. I may confidently say more ground of foul riding. As this is not the first Silk Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Table Covers, and a bite there, and forthwith work commistakes are made in trials by jockeys than by time Holloway has been disqualified--having ete. Wholesale and Retail; 129, Queen's mences before the bell as sounded for the stable-boys... What did the following lost a big race ju Londen a short time ago for Road Central and 128, Wellington St. test race. Then follow a series of telegrams stable-boys do-for Maidmont and J. Parsons the same offence-it should be a serions warning written out at top speed-telograms in which a at the time count scarcely be called by and other to him. He is yet a mers youth-quite a slip wrong word or a faulty figure may mean more tame, having only shortly before left wy stables of a lad, in fact-but has acquired a fine turn of than one would care to guous' at--and Inter on The former won the Derby on Cremoras. speed, and if he can rid himself of his faulty elaborate descriptions and “introductions" for and again on Kisber, besides the Ascot afering, which is I am inclined to think more the morning papers, with prospects and selec- Cup, the Oaks, vue Thousand. spd many other a fault of the houd than of the heart, he may tions. A dronching downpour brings a respite good races; and J. Parsons won the Derby on yet maake a real champion, I suppose the to the cricket reporter, but there is no stopping anything but a first-class horse, Caractacts. Union officials were satisfied, and as this locals for rain at race meetings, and so the waoke and having ridden in public a few times before | sesta to have enjoyed the gathering thoroughly, no one else need greatly complain of the almor- months ran on, each day bringing its own beating The Marquis, with Aslanall up, and treadmill." Sundays should bring a break, thirty two other jockeys, the most fashionable but Mouday's papers have to be attended to, so of the day, on many good horses. If crack that it sometimes happone that a jack-up on the jockeys are, as is supposed, so iadnitely superior. Sabbath is inevitable. Is it any surprise that to stable boys, why on these occasions, and many the Monday meeting is unpopular with racing | others, did not they show it by winning? or F. BLACKHEAD & CO.,

wherein consists their over-whelming talent? journalists? Navy Contractors, Shipchandlers, Sail-

Some of the closest and best rildon races that' makers Provision and Coal Merchants, Praya Central, next Hongkong. Hotel,

Had they the power, I have no hesitation in I remember to have seen have been ridden by saying that the gentlemen of the Fourth Estate ( stable-boys. S. Adams, for instance, won the KHONG SANG & CO

would abolish racing on Monday forthwith. Cambridgeshire by a head on Catch-om-Alive, Shipchumillers, Sailmakers, Hardware, do not stay to discuss the point: I merely pen beating thirty-nine others, and again won it on

Engineer Tools, Dres and Iron Mer

may conviction. But it is the thousands upon Lozenge, after running a dead-hest with Wol chants, 68, Praya Contral.

thons ands who follow the sport who are masters sey. He also won the Metropolitan on Joce by LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.,

of the situation. The great British public is a hond, when the next three were ao class ta Tailors and Outfitters, Pianoforte Dealers the force before which race promoters, owners, Shipchendlers, Furniture Dealers and and trainers sabmissively bow. The man in the Upholsterers, Wine and Spirit Mer-street may be as a spot of rain in the ocean when

chants,

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MASTERS OF THE SITUATION,

racing.

gether that the judge could not separate them. Did not J. Adams ride Elcho also in the Metro- politan with a consummate skill of an artist engaged in potting out his weekly geraniums in. when he defeated Caraotacie by a head, and As the delightful obscurity of a back garden, or teroid a by jueck. ridden by that accomplished some similarly unobtrusive occupation, but in the jockey, Wells, then in his prime? Or who evor Com-agglomerate he is a stupendous power. And it rode a better race than he did ou Weather will be when he ceases to patroniss the Monday's bound for the Cambridgeshire when in the last race meeting that they will cease, and not before. strids he won by a head? I have seen many Only a few days ago I was chatting with another stable-boys ride equally well, and could other newspaper men on this very subject, refer to hundreds of such instaneas..... To and he had fain te confess that so long as say that races ara not sometimes lost by over- the public supported these fixtures no one anxiety on the part of the lad to get home" at all directly interested could afford, or would be an extravagant assertion, yet in candour

R. HAUGHTON & CO.,

even felt inclined, to ignore them. I be their bost friends will, I am sure, readily admit Naval, Military and Court, 16, Qua's Road, Heves some other slight grievance exists that, on scientific principles, jockeys often loss

Opposite Kuhn's Curio Sture.

with regard to extending the number of races races by lying out of their ground" in the in a day's programme from six to seven, but as early part, or by coming at a critical instant this is not a matter of any great interest to the just too late at the finish, after a wonderful dis- many I need not enter it here. And now a play of horsemanship. The effect is powerfully word or two respecting the American invasion. thrilling and most admirable but still wisatis- It is many months ago since I ventured to take factory to all but themselves and the the moli" my stand along with those who argued that the These words. were written close upon ten years repeated successes of Slean were due to some. ago by one of our most accomplished, and thing more than either luck orfavouritism. From scusessful trainers, and in the main they are just the very first. I have been a staunch believer in as trae sa if written yesterday. We had not then the "lessening of wind resistanies" theory; this, the American jockeye with us, but we had the at any rate, is more intelligible than the shallow artistic finish." Which is not everything in gossiping about horses being picked for him or about races being made for him. I think we shall all admit that by this time the point of the That popular interest in the English cycling sheer about the "monkey on a stick" position championships has not entirely departed was has lost its significance (if ever it had any), shown by the large measure of support accorded for the American jockeys have proved incontesthe gathering haid at Middlesborough, the contra tably that they can win on horses hitherto of the important Cleveland iron district in the provokingly unsuccessful. As I have read some North Riding of Yorkshire. Thore is too must to believe that the influence of the where or other quite recently, there might be reason some truth in these latter days were the state. National Cyclists' Union has been considerably ment repeated about horses, being picked for weakened in some quarters, but if one "may these young gentlemen from America who adopt judge froin the enthusiastie proceedings on the themonkey on a stick" position to get their banks of the Tees recently the officials of this horses first past the post. When we look at the organisation may take heart of graco and go on statistical table of winning mounts we shall have their way rejoicing. By this time I have no to acknowledge that the derisien is not exactly doubt the results are familiar to everyone in on the side intended I could never quite terested, so that I mood not touch upon the de stomach the Sloan "gush" of a season or two tails. But there are one or two items calling ago, although I appreciate how very easy it is to for comment. In the first place I should like turn the heads of a crowd : more recent par. to record my inbounded satisfaction at the ticulars of this successful young rider would absence of Paul Albert, the fair-haired ssen to indicate that he is a particularly shrewd und level-headed man of basiness-and I can only my that it might be more beneficial to some of his worshippers if they could require some of this same level-headedness. In time to come, if our own jockeys are not too self-conceited to take self-evident lewone to heart, they too may realise that when galloping along in the [1256 teeth of a wind at a rate of thirty miles an

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hour some portion of the horse's burden may be taken off by reducing the resistance to the wind. It has been mid over and over again that English jockeys are too fond of expanding their brains upon artistic finishes than winning. the race, and as long as this is so we must (808 be prepared for the continued suCOSMEDE

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