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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRITARY 27rd, 1918.

TELEGRAMS. HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Fijian Chief,

{THROUGH BRUTEKʼN AGENCY.]

THE BALKAN WAR.

LONDON, February 26th. A message from Sofia states that the heavy snow everywhere at the front will prevent the military carrying on opera- tions for some days.

TSAR AND NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT.

CORDIAL INTERCHANGES.

LONDON, February 28th. The Tear of Russia, in sending President Poincaré the Insignia of St. Andrew in honour of his election, writes at length to his "great and good friend," and emphasises that a Franco Russian Alliance is a basis of the Russian Foreign policy, adding, "A constant collaboration of the Cabinets of Paris and St. Peters burg is indispensable.".

President Poincaré, in reply, addressed

the Taar as "My dear and great friend,"

ANNUAL RACE MEETING.

SECOND. DAY.):

letter weather conditions favoured the second day of the meeting. Not only was the attendance very much larger, but the going was better. The course was fairly badly torn up, but it was not so holding as on the previous day, and some good times were made, though of course no records were broken. H.E. the Governor and Lady May were early in attendance, and the number of ladies was greater than on the previous day.

The event of the day was the Derby, The race was worthy of the occasion, and Fijian Chief, who was at one time the favourite, justified the hopes that were based upon his merit by winning from Sunlight, who had become favourite dur ing the past few days. Mr. Kadoorie's win was very popular, and he was recorded the congratulations of a large circle of friends. Mr. Kadoorie has been trying for almost seventeen years to achieve this honour, in Shanghai as well as here, and it has come to him at last. During the luncheon interval, a large party adjourned to his stand to offer their congratulations, and H.E. the Governor expressed his good wishes, to

10st 13lbs, 1h overweight.

(Mr. Johnstone)! Mr. Cire's Sunlight, 11st 11b

(Mr. Moller) 2 Mr. Soares Jambolini, 11st 11bgned for

(Mr. Dalgarno) 3 Mr. Gilpin's Sir Bedivers, 1st 1lb

(Mr. Knoll) Sir Paul's Sweet William, 11st 11b

(Mr. Burkill) Mr. Norman's Revenue, 10st 12lbs

(Mr. H. Seth)

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0

This classic event aroused great interest, the honours going to Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's stable, Fijian Chief, who had dropped during the past few days from his position us favourite, justifying the faith of his backers. The ponies got away to a good start, Jambolini taking command, Sun- light lying second and Sir Bedivere third. Passing the stand Jambolini led by five lengths from Revenue, Sweet William bringing up the rear.. Towards the foot ball field Jambolini was still well in front, Sunlight being second and Revenue third. Sir Bodivers appeared to collide with Revenue and fell into last place. The Chief, hard ridden, got into second place, and raced neck and neck with Sunlight. At the football stand Jambolini still led, and at the mile and a half post Revenue fell into last place, while Sir Bedivere and Sweet William improved their positions. The leader was being overhauled, and at

Mr. H. P. White's Defford, 10st 5lbs Mr. Cire's Sunlight, fist 6lbs 7lba

karen (Mr. Mellichael) o peralty. (Mr. Moller) 1 Sir Paul's Sweet Pea, 10st 12lbs, 2lbs Mr. Norman's Revenue, 10st 12lbs

overweight. (Mr. Burkill) 0

(Mr. Vidu)- 2 Mr. Brutton's James, 10st slbs.

Mr. John Peel's Ben Wyvis II., 11 lb (Mr. Gegg) 0

(Mr. Johnstone) 3 Hr. F.K. Vida's Barford, 10st 12lbs,

Siba overweight... (Mr. Moller) o Bir Henry May's Bruno, 10st 19lbs A very bad start. Sir Beaumaris went

Mr. Gilpin's Bir Acalon, 10st 10lh ahead and making the pace all the way won in a canter by two lengths from Darbar Chief. Cleric challenged the londor in the home straight, but could not stand the pace and dropped behind the Chie”.

Time: 1min, 191-5accs.

Pari-mutuel.

Winner: $25.50-

Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.

Sir Paul's Sweet Sultan, list ilb

(Mr. Brand) 0

(Mr. Knoll) 0

(Mr. Burkill) o Sweet Sultan took the load, Bir Acalon lying second and Bruno third. Passing the stand the order was Sweet William, Sir Acalon, Bruno, Ben Wyvis, Revonuo and Sunlight. At the rock Bir Acalon went to the front, Sweat William being second, and at the village bend the leader hai a length to the good. In the straight. Ben Wyvis challenged the leader, and after passing Sir Acalon was overtaken

China Ponies bond fide griffins on date for Sunlight from Revenue, who showed members of the Club Lusitano. For by Sunlight, a hard race ending in a wiz of entry. Becond to receive 8150 up surprisingly near the post. Third 875, Weight for inches as per

Time: 2min. 332-5secs scale. Subscription griffins of this season 1912-1913 allowed 7b. - Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allow ed alb. Winners 71b. extra. Entranco $10. One mile:

1, 8.00 923.30

T. 212. $1,890.00 2,375, 540.00 3,000 3,922, 270.00

Tae LUSITANO CUP-Presented by the

1

Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Boraco Chief, 11at 11b (Mr. Johnstone) Mr. Gilpin's Bir Acalon, 10st. 12lbs

(Mr. Knoll) 0 The ponies kept together all the way,

and says that he is deeply touched by this which Mr. Kadoorie made a suitable the rock only had a length separating him but Johnstone secured the advantage in

striking mark of friendship.

THE AWAKENING OF FRANCE.

·HUCE SUM FOR MILITARY PURPOSES.

A

LONDON, February 28th. message from Paris states that the Ministers for War and Finance have an- nounced that a Bill will be introduced on the 3rd March providing for 500,000,000 francs to accelerate the exccution of cer tain military works.

GERMANY AND DENMARK.

LONDON, February 28th.

A correspondent at Berlin states that the King and Queen of Denmark were the guests of the Kaiser and Kaiserin. At a banquet yesterday evening the Kai- ser, in proposing the toast of their Majes. ties' health, said that he sincerely desired, and was firmly resolved, to develop the relations between the two countries He had decided to place the King a la ente in the German Navy."

The King, in reply, hoped that the Dano-German relations would develop on a firm basis of mutual trust. were two kindred peoples.

AIRSHIPS PASSING OVER BRITAIN.

EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.

They

LONDON, February 28th. Considerable sensation was caused at Portsmouth on Tuesday night when an airship with a powerful light was ceon hovering in the vicinity of the Marine Barracks and departed northwards. The police and others heard the machinery and watched the maneuvring of the searchlight

Excitement was occasioned at Hull Jate on Tuesday evening by the appearance of a mysterious airship. Crweds watched its movements and for an hours its lights could be easily distinguished. It is bo lieved that it came from the North Sea.

The German newspapers ridicule the iden that these are German air hips, They -point out that the four Zeppelins are Low at Johannistal, Potsdam, Frankfort, and Baden Baden, and that it is impossible

for them to reach the Yorkshire coast in the time alleged in England without a. long daylight fight from Germany or Holland, where they would be observed Moreover, there is no reason why they should carry lights on an illit night cruise.

THE KING'S PRIVATE SECRETARY.

LONDON, February 20th. It is understood that Sir Charles Cast will succeed Lord Knollys sa Privata Secretary to the King.

OBITUARY,

LONDON, February 26th. The death is announced of Mr. Stanley. Gibbons, the well-known stamp collector.

Reuter records the death of Earl Nelson,

in his 90th year.

The late Earl, who resided at Trafalgar House, acar Salisbury, owned about 7,200 acres. He is succeeded by his son, Viscount Merton.]

acknowledgement.

Comment was made on the fact that the Parsi Cup was not among the prize list yesterday, though it is understood that the Parsi community wished to subscribe as usual. Its place was taken this year by the Black Rock Stakes.

from the Chief, Sunlight being third. Sweet William losing his ground, Fijian Chief closed with the leader and secured the lead. Sweet William, easily ridden, was the first into the home straight, Sun- light being second and Jambolin third.

the home at night and won by five lengths

Timo i 2min. 10secs.

Pari-mutuel.

Winner: 88.50 1,8.60

Cash Sweeps Ticket No

1, 332, 82,362.00 787.50 2, 474,

The day's programme was carried out The Chief, however, won in canter THE CHALLENGE CUP.-Valus one hundred without & bitch,

Details are appended :- THE JOOKEY CUP.-Winner $500, Second 3150, Third $75. For China Ponies, subscription griffins of any season. To bo ridden by Jockeys who have not had more than two winning mounts previous to this meeting in Hongkong or China Weight for inches as per scale. Winners barred. Entrarice $10. Once round. Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Mahratta Chief,

10at 19lbs (Mr. McMichael) 1 Mr. Brutton's Sevington, 10st 12lbs

(Mr. Hickman) 2 Mr. Trio's Gold, 10st 12lbs (Mr. Lewis) 3 Mr. Mum's Ambition, 10st Tulbs

(Mr. Kremer) 0 Mr. Apcar's Quickstop, 10st talbe, lib

overweight

(Mr. Stewart) 0 Mr. 8. H. Michael's Burglar, 11st 11b

(Mr. Hastings): 0 Mr. Ching's Lots of Time, 11st 1lb

(Mr. E. Seth) 0

A level start Burglar shot in front, Gold being second and Ambition last. Burglar led all the way to the football: etand, Gold racing neck and neck with Quickstep in second place, the rest of the feld being several lengths behind, Pasa ing the rock Burglar had the advantage of Gold by half a length, Quickstep losing ground to Mahratta Chief and Ambition. Gold drew almost level with Burglar at the village bend, and Sevington and Chief came up strong into third place. In the home straight Sevington and Chief rode hard after the leader, whom they passed in the straight, Chief winning a fine race with a length to spare.

Time: 2min. 04 1-bees.

Pari-mutuel.

Winner: $6.50

1,

2,

3,

Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.

6.50

L

291. $576.16

2, 99, 3, 105,

5.50 39.80

104.70 82,45

guineas For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per senle. To be won two years consecutively by a pony or ponies the bona fide property of the same

$300 and 70 per cent., Second $100 and 20 per cent, Third 850 and 10 per cont of the Entrance Fees until the Cup is finally won when the Second Pony will receive 75 per cent and Third Pony 25 per cent. of the Entrance Fees. Entrance 810. One mile and three quartera.

finishing 20 lengths in front of Sunlight, Sir Bodivere riding hard for third place, but was just beaten by Jambolini Mr. Ellis Kadoorie, as he led in the winningowner or owners. Winner to receive pony had quite an ovation. H.E. the Governor expressed his congratulations in a little speech in which he mentioned that Mr. Kadoorie had competed for this distinction for seventeen years.

Time: 3min. 232-5eece.

Pari-mutuel..

Winner $9.30

Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.

છે.

5.40 5.20 0.50.

657, 85,762.40 2,220, 1,648.40' 3270,

893.20 850 e88 $100 each,

210

The number of "Winners

were

tickets taken

780

on

Fijian Chici Bunlight. Jarabolini

Sir Bedivere

406

121

35

Sweet William Revenue.

131

23

1.55€

The figures in the Place Betting were

Fijian Chief Sunlight Jambolini Bir Bedivers Sweet William Revenue

€42

831

963

123

207

27

183

THE GERMAN CUP-Presented by the members of the Club Germania. Second to receive 22200. Third $100. For China Ponies, subscription griffins of this Season 1912-1913. Weight for inches as per scale. Entrance $10. One mile

quarter.

Mr. Boares' Violini, 10st 12lbs

(Mr. Dalgarno), 1 Mr. Man Kwok's Donald Dhu, 1st 1lb.

(Mr. Johnstone), 2

Sir Paul's Primrose, 10st 19lbs

THE EXCHANGE PLATE-Value $1,000. Pre- sented by Bankors and Exchange. Brokers of Hongkong.. Second to

(Mr. Burkill) 31 receive $250. Third $100, For China Ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Messrs. Raymond and Logan's Edge- Winners at this meeting of one cace bill, Test 12lbs ...... (Mr. Gegg) ◊ 71b.; of two or more races 101b. extra. Mr. G. Friesland's Lumip, 1st 12lbs

Subscription Griffing allowed lb,

(Mr. Moller) 0

Mr. Gresson) 0 From Mr. Brutton's Silverton, 11st 1lb

(Owner) Mr. Wayfcong's Cracker, 10st 0lbs

(Mr. Vida) 0 Mr. G. Friesland's Flirt, 10st 12lbs

(Mr. McMichael) 0 Mr. Gilpin's Puckrow, 11st 1lb

Mr.

Sir

grifins of this season 1912-1913 allowed Mr. Stabb's Singular, 11st 1lb 10lb. Previous non-starters at this meeting harred. Entrance: $15. the two mile post once round and in. Capt. Hope's Capello, 10st 12lbs

(M. Vida) 1 Johu Peel's Fershore, 11st, 2lba

overweight ..... (Mr. Johnstone). 2 Paul's The Rice Bird, 10st 13lbs,

4lbs overweight... (Mr. Burkill) 3 Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Durbar Chief,

10st 111ba ...-. (Mr. Moller) 0 Mr. Bratton's Joss Mighty, 11st 11b

(Mr. Gegg), 0 Rice Bird, Capello, Joss Miguty, Durbar Chief, and Perabore was the order of the start, no change taking place till the Bowrington Gate was reached, when Joss Mighty dropped behind and fell away several lengths, Going uphill Capello drew level with the lender, and Pershore closed with Durbar Chief, racing: neck and neck in second place. The same order was maintained round the bend. In the home straight Capello, easily ridden on the rails, was first, Rice Bird being in close attendance. Pershore came up strongly, and striving hard for second place just snatched it from Rice Bird. Two lengths separated second and third.

Time: 2min. 29secs..

Pari-mutuel.

Winner: $7.00

2

(Mr. Knoll) A bad start. Violini shot ahead and then settled down into third place, Edge hill showing the way to Flirt. Nearing the stand Donald Dhu took command, and made the running. He looked like winning comfortably, but Violini chal lenged not fer from the post and won by a length and a half.

Time: 2min 54secs.

Pari-mutuel.

Cash Sweeps. Tieltet No.

Winner: $16.30

Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.

7.50

2.

5.30

1, 34, 2,465,

3,

3, 425, 7:30

$1,375 459 225%

Pari-mutuel. Cash Sweeps,

Winner: 814.00

Ticket No.

6.30

10.00

1, 137, $2,205 2,605,

630 316

5.80 3,242, THE GYMKHANA CLUB Cup Value £50. Presented by the members of the Gymkhana Club. Second to receive. $160. Third 875. For all China Ponies that have run at any Gymkhana meet- ing and subscription griffins of this season 1012-1913. Woight 10st alb. Winners of any race other than races confined to subscription griffins 7lb,; of a subscription grifins race alb. extra. Subscription griffins of this season 1912- 1913 allowed 71b, Winnors at this meet- ing barred. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hongkɔng, Tientsin allowed. Blb. Shanghai or Allowances Bccumulative. Entrance 810, bree-quarters of a mile Father O'Flynn's Rosyth, 1st b Mr. Billiarda Mies in Baulk, 10st

(Mr. Johnstone) 1

12lbs, 2lbs overweight

**(Mr. Moller) 2

Mr. Soares' Diabolini, liat lib

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(Mr. Dalgarno) FOR THE RACES.

Mr. Bratton's Joss Mighty, 11st 11b

Mr. II. P. White's Lachine, 11st 11b

(Mr. Gegg) 0.

(Mr. Vida) 0

DISS

Mr. John Peel's Perpetual Motion, Ist | Mr. Gollace's Brushwood Boy, 10st

458

(Mr. Johnstone) 1 3lbs, Blba allowancy (Mr. Asgor) - 0 Sir Paul's Royal Rose, 11st 4lbs

Mr. Man Kwok's Carabao, 10st Dlb, (Mr. Burkill) 2 1lb overweight.... (Mr. Stewart) 0 Capt. Hope's Head or Tail, 10st. 121ba Mr. Trio's Silver, Ost 11lbs, 5lbs allow-

(Mr. Vida) 3

(Mr. Lewis) 0 Sir Paul's White Hawthorn, 11st

Mr.Kenrick's Kerry, 10st 12tbs, 2lbs (Mr. Moller) 0 overweight (Mr. Hickman) 0 A level start. Head or Tail settled in Mr. White's Defford, 10st 10lba

(Mr. MoMichael) 0 101815): front of White Hawthorn and Royal Mr. Brutton's James, 10st 3lbs, 5lbs Rose. Passing the stand the order was overweight..... (Mr. Hastings) White Hawthorn, Royal Rose, Head or Mr. Blaak's Joy, 10st 3lbs, bibs allow. Tail, and Perpetual Motion. There was ance

anal (Me. Greason) 0 practically no change till the hill was Mr. Norman's Spring Glory, 10st 8lbs

(Mr. H. Seth) 0: reached, when the three leaders closed, Mr. A. R. Love's Birlingham, 10st Sibe Porpetual Motion being still last. The

(Mr. Knoll) 0 field bunched at the village bend, and Mr. Ching's Lots of Time, 11st, ølbs

16 Power then Royal Rose took command. •Per- overweight (Mr. E. Seth) 0.

12 petual Motion, however, came up strongly Sir W. Recs Davies' Taffy, 10st 1lb

(Mr. Brand) 0 and securing second place challenged the A bad start. Rosyth took the lead, 12 Hose, which was being easily ridden into and rapidly outdistanced the others, but the home straight, Johnstone's mount after a fine struggle winning by a length

Time: 4m. 1.1-6secs.

Pari-mutuel.

Winner: 834.90 1, 10.30

2

Cash Sweepa. Ticket No.

5.70

1,686, 2,487,

$2,205.00 €30.00 318.00

or

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£10.10.0

(new model)

£10.10.0

£9.5.0

8

£6.10.0

up

6.

(large field)...... £7.10.0

6

£0.0.0.

6

(small model)

£5.18.0

£5.8.0

in the straight Diabolini came strongly and challenged the leader. He could not make the post in time, and Rosyth won by a length from Mies in Baulk, who showed up surpris ingly in the last stage,

TIRO Imin 382-secs.

Fari-mutuel. Cash Sweeps.

Ticket No.

Winner: $13.50

THE

8.30

23.50

1, 2, 609,

0.90

3, 147,

25, $2,170.80 627,80 311.40

THE Following is the HANDICAP for the PHAETON STAKES 6o be Run

on THURSDAY, the 27th instant:-

THE PHAETON STAKES HANDICAP.

THE ROYAL NAVY Grp.--Presented by the officers of His Majesty's fleet, Second to receive $160. Third $76. For China Ponies, subscription griffins of any season. Weight for inches as per scale.. Winners at any meeting of one race 71b; of more than one 14lb extra Penalties accumulative. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in

Tientsin HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. Hongkong, Shanghai allowed 56. Entrance $10 From the two mile post once round and in. Sir Paul's Larkspur, 11st 1lb

(Mr. Burkill) 1 Bir Henry May's Greylag. ICat 19lbs

(Mr. Brand) - 2. Mr. Billiards Pyramids, 10st 12lbs

(Mr. Moller) 3 Mr. Brutton's Sevington, 10st 12lbs:

(Mr. Gegg) 0 Mr. John Peel's Ben Trovato, 11st 5lbs,

La penalty (Mr. Johnstone) 0 Mr. Apcar's Quickstep, 10st albs

(Mr. H. Beth) 0 Messrs. Raymond and Logan's Edge

hill, lust 12lba; (Mr. Dalgarno) Mr. Gilpin's Puckrow, 11st 11h

(Mr. Knoll)

5lbs allowance... (Mr. Stewart) 0 Christiani's Dreizehn, 10st 10lbs, Belason's Berwick, 10st. lbs, 5lbs

allowance (Mr. Cresson) 0 Greylag was the first away. Passing the stand the order of the leaders was Ben Trovato, Larkspur, and Greylag, with Serington last. Going up the in- cline Sevington passed into third place, Ben Trovato still leading. Groying. which had fallen behind on the incline,

Mr.

Mr.

Mike in Baulk Diabolini

Sir Acsion

To bo Obtained from

Chs. J. Gaupp

& Co.,

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS,

CHATER ROAD.

Fijian Chief

Jarabolini

...168 lbs. ...102

Floreal

...161

Sir Beagraris

..160

0

Borneo Chief

159

Sweet William

...158

OUR

Bosyth

Bon Wycis II:

...158

Bevonte

STODY

Bir Bedivere

Mothratta Chief

5155-

OF

„152:

...151

THE EYE:

Sweet Sultan.

Favonius. Defford

...149

....148.

Joss Mighty

147

Sevington

20:146

Alvend

....148

...146

Danboyne

..146

Spring Glory

Kerry

.144

Carabao

...140

Scree!

...140

Birlingham

..140

1.

·10.70

ย

8.40

2,681,

630

Demure

...140

3,

92.10

·3, 500,

315

(ARTA)

THE

BLACK ROCK'

$500

Second $150.

STAKES.-Winner Third $75.

Dimetmin

140 lbs.

For

Joy

...180

Brushwood Boy

185

spur ran hard with Ben Trovato, and Passing him won by two lengths from His

{ Subscription Excellency's pony.

Time: min. 312-5.

Pari-mutuel.

Winner: $39.80

Cash Sweeps

Ticket No.

THE CHINA STAKES.-Winner 6500. Scond came up again at the rock and Sevington $150. Third 875 For China Ponies. dropped behind. In the straight Lark- Weight for inches as per sale. Wia ners at this meeting of one race 71b; of two or more races 10b. extra. Griffins allowed 51b. griffins of seasons 1911-1912 and 1918-1913 that have not won more than one race. allowed 10lb. Jockeys who have never had a winning mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed. 51b. Entrance $10. Five furlonge. Mr. Gilpin's Sir Beaumaris, 10st 71ba" (Mr. Knoll) Mr. Ellis Kadoorio's Durbar Chief,

(Mr. Brand) 2 10st 9lbs

(Mr. Vida) 3. cent. Weight for inches as per scale. Mr. John Peel's Mayfair, 11st 5lbs, 1lb

overweight (Mr. Johnstone), D One mile and a half.

8.20 10.40

1,50, 2,127, 3,19,

$793,80 226.80 112.40.

THE HONGKONG DERBY A Eweepstakes of 320 each with 82,500 added. For China Pics, bond fide griffins on date of

First pony to receive 10 per Capt. Hope's Cleric, 10st 18lbs cent. Second 20 per cent. Third 10 per

catry.

of entry.

1,100, $2,205

Brino

Bengaira

Lots of Time Weight for inches as per China Ponies bona fide griffins on date scale. Winners of one rase 7lb.; of two or more races 101b. extra. Entrance- $10. One mile and

quarter.

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