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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7TH, 1914.

HONGKONG GYMKHANA §

CLUB.

THE CLOSING MEETING.

Patrons: His Excellency Sir F. H. May, K.C.MG.; His Excellency Vico- Admiral Sir T. A. M. Jerram, “R,N., K.C.B.; His Excellency Major-Gen- | eral F. H. Kelly, C.B.; Commodore. R. II. Anstruther, R.N. C.M.G.

Committce: The Stewards of the Hong-

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There was comparatively small. attendance of the general public at the last meeting of the season of the Hongkong Gymkhana Club, but those who were, presont were entertained with a most interesting programme of a miscellaneous order. The racing was always very keen and one more so than those which was confined to the Indian troops. This being the final meeting of the season, two points events were brought to a close. Vadeem, though unplaced in the actual race for the Gymkhana Cup, ha -run おす well previously that its position in points was unassailable, or the Cup thus passes to Mr. Ferguson. The same thing happened in the tent pegging. Though Liuf.-Com. McGillowie and Lieut. Pope only secured third position in the actual event, their fead of 10 points above Messrs. W. B. Elwes and CC. Clarke was quite sufficient for them to win the season's trophy:

Details:-

FIVE FURLONGS RACE-For China Ponies that have ram in any race at the last three Gymkhanas. Winners of. Gym- khana Races, this season rither than Polo Scurries and Ladies' Nomination Races barred.

Mr. Brutton's Joss Mighty, (561

(Mr. Gegg) 1 Messrs. Lowe and Hickman's Dunin, (Mr. Hickman)

185lb

Dr. Forsyth's Lindsay G., 1471b

Mr. McGillewig) :3

Mr. Blank's Badium II., 15lb

....

(Mr. Clarke) 0 Mr. P. White's Amana Ra, 150lb

(Mr. Knoll) ol Mr. R. E. Sedgwick's Pegasus, 148lb

(Mr. Sedgwick) 0 Won by a length,, half length between second and third..

Time: 1min 10-4-5secs.

Winner: $15.10

1,

Ticket No.

Cash Sweeps.

7.20

1.

6.60

3, 14.80

BENDING RACE pe

47, $198.30-

79, 06.80 27.00

3, 97,

Mr. W. B. Elwes' Joy ........... (Owner) · 3- Lieut.. R. K. C. Pope's Wincombo.

(Owner) 2

Lieut. Comdr. Meûillowie's Flake

Lieut. A. W. Forbes' Fahang Chief

(Owner) 3

(Owner). 0

Me. W. B. H. Carr's Wincantonad

- (Owner) 0

Mr. J. K. Swire's Shanghai (Owner) - 10 Mr. B. D. F., Beith's Flying Kangaroo

Pal (Owner) 0

Cash Sweeps.

Ticket No...

1, 102, $321.30)

39, 91.80

3. 31, 45.90

Winner: $20.00 1. 6,40 11.40 9.50 GYMKHANA STAKES. — Value $20. 2nd $100. 3rd $30. Distance-One Mile. For all China Ponies. Catch weights at 10st. lbs.

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LADIES' NOMINATION HALF MILE DISTANCE

· HANDICAP.For all China Ponies. Each Pony entered to be nominated by a Lady. Catch weights 100lls. The half mile post will be "scratch" and pegs will be placed on outside edge of course to mark the position of each pony ageoid- ing to the handicap (in yards.) Mr. J. K. Swire's Corban, nominated

by Mrs. W. Turner (Mr. Swire). T Liert. Pope's Wineombe, nominated by

Mr. Horsford's Mascotte, alb

(Mr. Seth) 1 Mr. Gilpin's Sir Galahadt, 140lb

(Mr. Knoll) 2 Dr. Forsyth's Lorenzo, 150lb,

(Mr. Pope) 3 Mr. J. C. G. Ferguson's Vadeem, 16116 (Mr. Sedgwick) The ponies got away to a good start. Passing the post for the first time Mascotte was leading by two lengelis, the other three galloping in a bunch: At the football field Vadeem ran into second place, Mascotte maintaining the lead. Coming to the Rock, Vaileen drew abreast of the leader, but when nearing the village Mascotte Messrs. Lowo and Hickman's Dania, again drew away, to be closed up soon after However, upon entering the rua for hound Mascotte, being very skilfully ridden, burst through grundly and won by. two lengths, with Lorenze a length behind Sir Galahad..

Mrs. Cromie............... (Mr. Fope) 2 Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Toffit, nominated

Time: 2min, 12 2-5ures.

Winner :810.70

Cash Sweeps. Ticket No.:*

1, 2

4., 41

1,

7.40

87, $409.30 2, 53, 117.00 3. 1998.50

TENT. PEGGING IN, PAIRS.----

Mr. F. W. Thicknesse and an Indian Officer (representing Major C. Lawder). Messrs W. B. Elwes and C. C.

Clarke

Liew Com. McGlowie

by Mrs. D. Landale...(Mr. Beith) 3 Mr. 3. K. Swire's Shanghai, nominated

by Mrs. J. R. Greaves (Mr. Boyd) 0 Mr. W. B. Elwes Jay, nominated by Miss P. May(Mr. Elwes)

nominated by Mrs. A. R. Love

(Mr. Hickman) Mr. Blank's Radium 11., nominated by Mrs. Barrett... (Mr. Clarke) Mr. H. P: White's Aman Ra, nominat

ed by Mrs. Gegg ............(Mr. Knoll) Major H. C. Hall's Plebeian, nominat-

ed by Mrs. Milner

(1307.

THE DRAW FOR GRIFFINS.

Nineteen subscription grins arrived from the North on Friday for the ammual race meeting, They were drawn for on Saturday with the following result:-

Hoof No. 19-Skewbald 11.-Black

13,Skewbald 17 -Road

3. Piebald 4-Bay 20.--Grey

15. Grey 52-Light Dun

Drevo by

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Mr. B. . F. Neith. Mr. M. T. Johnson. 21-Light Dun ....... Mr. D. Macdonald,

50.-Bay

2.-Grey

Mr. E. Kadorie. Sir Henry, May 23-Spctted White... Dr. Forsyth,

- Re-Grey. 030-Day

Mr. G. E. H. Brutton. Mr. R. A. Gubbay. Mr. M. S. Sassoon and

0 51-Flea-bitten Grey. Mr. E. Howard:

Mr. C. C. F. Cunning-

hasa. [24.-Chestnut

Dr. Jordan.

| 14.— Meaty-nose · Bay, Mr. J. Johnstone.

(Mr. Thicknesse) 027-Grey Mr. R. E Sedgwick's Pegasus,

nominated by Mrs. O'Hara,

(Mr. Sedgwick) 0 Dr. Forsyth's Lindsay G., nominated

by Mrs. Forsyth.....(Mr. Forbes) 0 Won by n short head. Half length Deween sceand and third.

Winner: $303.03.

Cash Sweeps.

Ticket No.

I, 50.30

1; 124,

and

2

12.30

2. 153.

16.50

Licut R. K. C. Fope Mesara.ie H. Blason and J. K.

Swire

Winner: $10.10

3;

3, 144, ONE-AND-A-QUARTER MILE RACE.

$516.60 147,00

73.80 HANDICAP. For all China Ponies. 1st prize, $150. 2nd prize, s. 3rd prize, $35. Dr. Forsyth's Lorenzo, 15th

MULE RACE-Three fuglungs. For Indian Mr. Gilpin's Sir Galahed, 15216

Cash Sweeps.

Ticket No.

•

1.

8.50

1. 42, $441.00

2.

8.30

2. 14,

3.

120.00 18, 63.00

troops.

Topaz Sardonyx Coral

(MY. Pope). 1 Mr. Bruton's Joss Mighty, 158th

(Mr. Gegg) 2

Mr. Knall) a Mr. Brutton's Sevington, 152lb

(Mr. Hickman) 0 Won by half a length, length between -second-and-third

Cash Sweeps.

Winner: 816.80

Ticket No.

Cash Sweeps.

0.80

1,

Winner: $20.00 |

Ticket No.

3,

6.80 21.00

.73, 138.80

13,

€8.40

14, 2478.80

Time: min. 30 2-brees,

I, .12.00

12.40.

1, 124, 2589.05

2,

..11,

169.30

28, 184.15

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