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JOCKEY CLUB RAÇËS,“

CLOSE OF THE 19% MEETING.

FINE WEATHER AND GOOD RÁCING,

Patron. His Excellency Sir R

Stubbs, E.O.M.G Honorary Sicwards-His Excellency Vine- Admiral Sir A. L. Duff, K.C.B.; His Excellency Major-General Sir John Fowler, K. U. M. G., C. B., Hon. Mr. Claud Severn, D.S.O.; G.M.G.; Commodore 17. Bowden- Smith, O.B.E. Stewards-The Hon. Sir C. Paul Cha ter, K., CM.G. Lieut-Col. G. E. Hall Brutton, B. R. Dyer, Esq. Henry Humphreys, Esq., Sir Wi Boes-Davies, Kt., D. G. M. Bernard, Esq., J. Boll-Irving, Esq., Brig. Gon. E. B. Maonaghtes, C.M.Q., D.S.O., Hon. Mr. A. G. 8:ephen, H. P. White, Esq

Stewards in Charge of the Sente.-Liout. Col. G. K. Hall Brutton, Henry Hum phreys, Esq.

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Judge-F. B. Marshall, Esq. Astant Judge.D. E. Clark, Esq. Starter-Brig. Gen. E. B. Macnaghter,

C.M.G., B.8.0. Second

Starter.-W. D. Fiddes-Wilson

Time Keeper.-M. S. Spesoon, Esq Surgeon. Dr. C. Forsyth.

Secretary-E. J. Chapman, Esq., Treasurers-Messrs. Linstead and Davis. Clerk of the Course.-H. Birkett, Ea

The last day of the rates saw a big crowd watch some interesting racing in fine weather. The results were in'n wag startling, though Mosaic Tile's defeat. of Stephanotis came as a mild surprise. Previous form did not warrant such a resula, but, for does not always work out well on the off-day. The bandicaps had been well framed and all four produced good finishes.

Dividends were, for the most part, good though, nothing startling has to be record, ed.. Is was rare, however, to meet Eyone who consistently chose winners. The cash" sweeps were well patronised and, paid cut useful sums.

H.E the Governor, whose horse.... The Don, ran third in the first mace, arrived before the start of racing, accompanied by Captain Neville, A.D.C. and Mr. Eric Rice, his private secretary.

The Indies, it must be remarkal, were)

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1929

Pari-mutuel.. Winner:$1450

Chah Sweep,

Ticket No.

7.60

118. $1,609.GO

9

10.70"

159,

359,

108.00 249.50

1. 2. 3,

Pari-mutuel." Winner: #38.00

10.70"

3, 13.10, Upplaeed Starters (#25 each): Nos. 123, 5-4 203, 393.

STAKES.

-THE ALL OUT Winner $220. Second #100. Third $30. For all China ponies that have run at this meeting and not won. Unplaced runners allowed 3th. One mile. Mr. Bell Irving's Scumperiale, 150lbs. (Mr. Bell Irving Mr. Soares Spotted Sand. 135 lbs."

(Mr Soures)

Mr. Gilpin's Sir Colin, 157 lbs.

2.

(Mr. Knoll) 3 Mr. Hector Sassoon's Roman Dawn,

149 16...

(Mr. Sewell) 0 Mr. Harley's Manhattan, 142 tbs. Mr. R. Macgregor's Churchill, 180 lbs.

(ALT, Harriman) o

(Mr. Thompson),

The panies got away first time, Romad Dawn taking the lead at the outset, Spot- ted Sand lying second. Rounding the football stand Roman Dawn increased its ad and Sir Colin displaced Churchill At the village bend for third place. Spotted Sand took the lead and Roman Dawn dropped back to fourth place, Scamperdale came up between Spotted Sand and Sir Colin-and by clever riding Mr. Bell Irving pushed his pony through and got home first a short head in front of Spotted Sand. Sir Colin came in third |

or lengths in arrears.

Cash" Sweep-

Time: 2mins. 06-5sres. Pari-mutuel. Winner: $44.70'

Ticket No.

6.00

5.60 3.40

GE-1, 820,

107, 81,873.00: 323.10. £7.70%

3. Unplaced Starters ($25 each): ·Ños. 381, 15, 180

A. THE TYTAM HANDICAP.

For subscription griffins of both classes of this season 1021-1929 that have run at this meeting. Stakes to be the same for both classes. Winner $300, Second $200 and Third $100. Once round.

CLASS" A.

out in force and the genial weather Mr. John Peel's West River. 130 lbs. tempted them into, an attructive display

Third 2:0.

2

3

(Mr. Dupree) 1

18.90

Cash sweep..

Ticket, No

300,- $3,03-1.30 831.

1,190.80

180. 364.20 Laplaced Starters ($25 each): 94, 704,

CLASS "B."

Mr. J. Bell-Irving's Miserrimus Dole- ful, 163 Tbs........... (Mr. Dupree) Mesars. Boll-Irving nad Paterson's

Multum in Parvo, 145 lbs.

0

(Mr. Boll-Iving) Mr. H. E. Spraggy's Lighting, 144 lbs.

Mr. Spragge) .3 Mr. Hector Sassoon's Roman Dusk.

∙144 His

(Mr. Sewell) Mr.A. A. Alves' Bolshevic, 158 be:

(Mr. Doyle) Mr. Cottager's The Ameer, 150 lbs.

*{Mr. Nemazee) From a bad start Multum in Parvo weat to the front followed by Roman Dusk. Multum in Parvo took an easy lead, right romd to the home turn when Miserrimus Doleful, who had been lying last, forged through to make a neck nod neck contest between the two Bell-Irving ponies, Miserrimus Doleful came in a length ahead and Multum in Parvo had to take a second place two lengths aboad of Lighting.

Times: mina. 45 4-5sces. Pari-mutuel. Winter: $19.10

7.40

2.

7.70

21.00

3.

Cash aweep. Ticket No.

829, 83,071.50 898,

1,129.00

972, 504.50

THE EMPLOYMENT OF ALIENS ON BRITISH SEIPS, PROPOSED LEGISLATION IN HONGKONG.

The draft Bill to restrict the employ, ment of aliens and of former enem aliens on certain. Eritish ships registered in the Colony of Hongkong is published In the current isao of the -Government Garrite

The object of the Bill is to restrict the employment of aliens on British ships of over sixty tons act register tonnagu, ra gistered in the Colony, and to prohibit the employment of former enemy aliens an all British ships registered in the Colony. It is based on sections 5 and 19 of the Alicus Restriction (Amendment). Act, 1019. 9 and 10 Geo. 5, c. 92.

The following are the main clauses from the Bill:

3 (1) No alien shall be employed or shall act as master, chief officer, er chief engineer of a British ship of over sixty tons register tonnage registered in the Colony: Provided that this prohibition shall not apply to any person who holds granted a valid certificate of exemption. by the Governor in Council and who com plies with the conditions, if any, attach ed to

exemption, or to any allen such who has acted as a master, chief officer,

British ship or chief engineer of

at any time during the war and who is certified by the Admiralty to have performed good and faithful service in that capacity.

(2) No nitong shal. muplayed in any

Unplaced Starters (25 each): 799, 1415, capacity on board a British ship of over

641.

THE PROCESSIONAL CUP AND

SUBSCRIPTION' GRIFFINS

CHAMPIONS.

A sweepstake of $25 each for starters A cup presented. 300 to the winner by the donors and $500 Bildesk Second Second $400. Third $950. To bo won two years in succession or three years in all by Ponies the bond-fide property of the same owner or owners. For subscription griffins of this season win- ners and placed portes only. One mile

and a quarter.

Mr. Tower's Moanic Tile, 157 Iba,

lead

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sixty tons nat register tonnage registered in the Colony unless he has produced to · the officer before whom he is engaged satisfactory proof of his nationality,

4. No former enemy alien shall be employed or shall act as master, officer, or member of the crew of a British ship. registered in the Colony

5.-Every person who engages an alien Or T former enemy alien within tho Colony for employment on a British ship in contravention of the provisions of this Ordinance shall also be guilty of an offence against this Ordinance, and where the person guilty of an offence com- pany, every director and officer of the company shall be guilty of the like offence unless be proves that the act constituting "the offence took place without his consent

or connivance.

B-Every person who is guilty of an offence against this Ordinance shall bo liable upon summary conviction to find not exceeding one thousand dollars or to imprisonment for any term not exceeding six months.

1,

At

Cash sweeps.

1

Ticket No-

7.60

1408, $3,887.10

7.09

1240, 1,112.00 181, 556.20 Unplaced ponies (825 each): 1073, 243

$81...

(Mr. Knol) 1 Mrs. G. B. Hartford's Kinsha, 153 lbs. (Mr. Dupree) Mr. C. G. Moxon's Stephanotis, 150

lbs.

(Mr. Doyle) 3 of dresses which was denied them on the Mr. Dyer's Kilmarnock, 152 lbs.

Dr. Forsyth's Hurry up. 155 lbs. other days. Saturday's was at once a fine

(Mr. Knoll)

(Mr. Pinkerton) 0 Dr. F. H. "Kew's Kangaroo 155 lbs. racing, and a fine social event which]Dr. Forsyth's Harry-up, 156 lbs, successfully wound up a pleisagt uvesting.

(Mr. Doyle) 3

Mr. Thompson)--0 Lady Chater's Bullfinch, 157 lbs."

Mr. Allsure's Robbie Doo, 159 lbs.

The ponies got away well and it was (Mr. Belb-Irving) 0 1-THE "HAY AND CORN **

(Mr. Soares) 0

a very goda kuce izim start to finish, Han, M. P. H. Holyoak's Jaybird, Mr. Dyer's Kilmarnock, 130 lbs.

the held being bunched. Flying Mousu STAKES.

(Mr. Baltcel) 0 (Mr. Spinks) 0

took the lead followed by the two Dahliss. 135 lb. Winner $250.

Frout a bad start Kilmarnock took the Going up the back stretch the Dabliss Secund $100.

This race was won by an outsider-West

with the but was "soon "displaced by drew level.

Mouse, and, the River. The start was fair with. Jaybird season that have run at this meting Kilmarnock, West River bringing up for the first time din For all enbeeription "griffins of going to the front followed by Ball Finch Stehanotis. The ponies passed the post Rock, Jewel Dahlia had a slight advant

bunch with age. Flying Mouse regained the lead at and not woo. (Jockey allowano.)

the bend. In the home straight. The Unplaced runners allowed alb. Poat the rear many lengths behind. This ordez Stephanotis still leading. Robbie entries Eive furlongs, -

was maintained to the village head, the bringing up the rear. Past the football Duntin pushed through and mannged to feld being in a bunch with the winner stand Stephanotis increased his lead with get home half length in front of Mr. Duds' Pawnshop, 135 The.

Up and

Shining Mosaic Tile running two lengths separating second and third, Star, Flying Mouse being third, Coming into the home closing up. (Mr. Soares) 1

behind in the order named. straigh: West River forged ahead pags-

atrait for Time: 2mins. Sir Paul's Delight Dahlia, 159 lbs.

ed the field and drew level with Kilmanocking round the bend into the (Mr. Knoll)

Mosaic Tile came up level with Pari-mutuel. who had taken the lead. At the distance Stephanotis and shot ahead, finishing five Wager: 825.10

home. H.E. The Governor's The Don, 150 lbs.

post West River went to the front and lengths ahead of Kinshs who rat through (Mr. Thompson) carne in first half a length ahead of on the outside and finished second, Hoo. Mr. A. G. Stephen's Aloka, 147

Kilmarnock. Harry-Up finishing third Stephanotis came in third length and ... lbs.

(Mr. Pinkerton) C

one-and-half lengths behind. " Mr. Dynasty's King Harry, 150 lbs.

Time: min. 59 1-Osees. (Capt. Spinks) 0

Pari-mutual. Mr. Boll-Irving's Tiddleywinks, 150

Winner: 832.20 .... (Mr. Bell-Irving) 0 Mr. Nemazco's Fesenjan. 147 lbs.

(Mr. Nemazco) C Dr. Forsyth's Neston, 154 lbs.

(Mr. Doyle) 0 Mrs. Forsyth's Pogo, 151 lbs.

(Mr. Fisher) 0 Mr. Hector Bassoon's Roman Sunset,

150 lbs................................. (Mr. Sewell) 0 Mr. Cragholm's Arvakur, 149 lbs.

(Mr. Spragge) 0 Mr. J. M. C. Basto's Adversariat,

145 lbs.

(Mr. Remedios) @ Mr. John Peel's Cussin River, 155 lbs.

(Mr. Depres) 0 The field got away in a bunch after a Jair start. Delight Dahli. Pawnshop and Cassia River going to the front. The feld kept well together to the turn for home when Delight Dahlin went through Leiosely followed by Pawnshop. These two ponies fought out but at the distance post Pawnshop went to the front and came home two lengths in advance of Delight Dahlia with the Governor's pony The Don-coming in third a length and a half behind,

lbs.

Time: min. 18secs. Pari-mutuet. Winner: $15.40

1,

7.90

6.50 13.40

a half behind...

Cash Sweep..

44

Ticket No.

Time: 2mins. 46 1-3seca.- Pari-mutuel. Winner: $28.00

Cash sweep.

1. 2.

25.10 18,90

708, $2,120.40.

1.

6.30

160, 004

008.40 301.20

8.00

3,

5:00

Unplaced Starters (925 each): Nos. 19, THR

152 be.

Ticket No.

1295. 84,130.00

· 537, 1,180.00 50, 590.00 Unplaced Starters (825 each): 720, 141, 658, 344.

7. THE "ALSO RAN" STAKE. Winner 3250. Second $100. Third 350. For subscription griffins of both classes of this season that hava run at this Оде mecting and not been placed.

mile.

Fi

3. THE FINALE” STAKES.

Winner $280, Second $100. Third 880, For A Class subscription griffins of this season that have run, at this meeting and not won. (Jockey allow ance.) Unplaced runners at this most- CLASS B."

ing allowed 6 lb. Half a mile. Mrs. J. Beli Irving's Gabriel Junks,

Mr. Topside's Mountain Goat, 157 lbs. 150 lbs. (Mr. Bell Irving) 1

(Mr. Doyle) I Dr. F. H. Kev's Wallaby, 180 lbs.

Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak's Daybird, (Mr. Thompson), 2

149 lbs. ............ (Mr. Buiteel) 2. Mr. C. R. Thompson's Ashes, 154 lbs.

Mr. Bell-Irving's Moses Mainchance, (Mr. Doyle) 3

158 lbs.

(Mr. Bell-Irving) 3 Mr. H. B. L. "Dowbiggin's Stockman

Mr. C. B. Thompson's Ashes 155 lbs. (Mr. Seth) Mr. John Peel's North River, 158 lbs.

(Mr. Thompson) Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak's Ricebird,

(Mr. Dupree) 1 Mr. Dud's Fishshop, 150_fos. 151 lbs.

(Mr. Remedios) · Ø· (Mr. Spinks) a Mr. Bell-Irving's Moses Mainchance

159. lbs.

(Mr Bell-Irving) 2 Mr. Tower's Majolica Tile, 145 lbs. Mr. Dyer's Kilwinning, 152 jbg.

(Mr. Spragge) 0 (Mr. Dapree) o Mr. Duff's Fishshop, 150 Fos Stockman took the lead at the start Mr. C. B. Thompson's Muzz, 155 bs.

(Mr. Remedios) 3 | Mr. A. R. Lowe's The Mite, 142 iba followed by Bicebird. The ponies were

(Mr. Spinks) (Mr.

Thompson) 0 Mr. H. Sassoon's Roman Sunset, 150 bunched going past the Hock. At the Mr. Nemazee's Arsenjan. 150 lbs.

Iba.

(Mr. Sewell) o village bund Ricebird went to the front.

"(Mr. Nemazce)" 0 Mountain Goat took the lead from a in the home straight Gabriel Junky came

fair start and kept in front most of the through and finished an easy winner with Mr. Soares' Viper, 185 lbs.

(Mr. Boäres) o

way although for & time Daybird was able length. in hand, Wallaby and ashes

From the start the ponies were badly, to take the lead. It was a race in the also came up and passing Ricebird finished second and third respectively. A length strung out, Viper going all out and obtain home straight between those two ponics and a half separating the second and ing a big lead. Going up the back straightly and Mountain Goat managed to win by Mr. Beli-Frving's Moses mainchance drew half a length, Daybird being three lengths out of the pack and began to overtake in front of Meses Mainchance. the leader, which was failing badly. In Time 1min. 02 3-5secs. the home straight North River came out the the bunch and pushed through to front, Viper having dropped right back to fourth place. North River finished firat with two and a half lengths in hand,

Cash Sweep..

Ticket No.

third. 113. $1,210.40 Time: ming 3ance. 295, **348.40

Pari-mutuel. 26, 174.30,

Winner: 813.30

Unplaced Starters ($25 each): Nos. 81, 223, 202, 130, 481, 382, 790, 58. 08.

THE LUCKY" STAKES.

Winnor $250. Second $100. Third $50.

For all griffins' that have run at this: meeting and not been placed. furlongs.

Five

+1

Mr. Dud's. Toyshop, 150 lbs.

(Mr. Thompson) 1 Mr. Nemuzes's Lenjan, 147 lbs.

(Mr. Nemazco) 2 Mr. Cottager's Now Your Gift, 155 lbs.

(Mr. Soares) Mr. Beli Irving's Pull Devil Pull

Baker, 155 lbs. ...(Mr. Bell Irving) 0 Mr. Towers' Enamelled Tile, 100 ¡bs. (Mr. Kaoll)

i,

8.10

21

7.10

3,

.. 8.00

278,

Cash-aweep. Ticket No.

1357, 84,007.60 460, 1,145.00

305, 579.60

PI

Usplaced Starters ($25 each): 532, 152, Moses Mainchance coming in second.

..

5. THE HONGKONG HANDICAP.

Open to all China Fonies entered at this meeting. Winner 2500. soconal $200, and third $100. One mile 'and's quar- ter,

OLASS "A" Mr. Soare's Spotted Sand, 147 Iba. Mr. Gilpin's Ajax, 162 lbs,

(Mr. Soares) (Mr. Knoll) Mr. Dud's Pawnshop, 152 lba.

(Mr. Seth) 3 The Hon. Mr. A. G. Stephen's Hat Lon, 152 lbs. (Mr. Pinkerton) (Mr. Fisher) û

Mr. H. Humphrey's Speckled Mouse, Mr. Dyer's Killiogrankic, 150 lbs.

152 lbs.

(Mr. Doyle) 0 (Mr. Buiteel), Sir Paul's Sceptic Dahlin, 157 lbs. After a false start the ponies get away

(Mr.. Thompson) o well. Pull Devil Pull Baker took the

Mr. Cragholm's Bajardo, 150 lbs.

Fish Shop finished third three lengths bebiad.

"Time: žmina. 10 2-0secs. Pari-mutuel. Winner: $9.70

1, 0.30

B.10 9.60

قویم

Cash sweep.

1H

10.-THE "LAST CHANCE? PLATE.

Winner $250. Second $100. Third $50. For B Class subscription griffins of this season that have run at this meet ing and not won. Unplaced runners at this meeting allowed & lb. (Jockey Allowance). Four starters or no race Hailf a mile.

Ticket No.

16, 84,147.50 416,1,185.00 375, 592.50 Unplaced posies ($25 each): 783, 37, £53.

STAKES. 8. THE "LOITERERS " Winner: $250. Second $100. Third $50 For all grins that have run at this mecting and not won. Subscription griffins that have run at this meeting and been pizced second allowed 3 15., those that have been placed third allow.. ed bib. Urplaced subscription griffins Mrs. Montague Ede's Flotsam, 145 lbs. of both clares allowed 10lb.(Jockey allowance.) Orse round.""

Mrs. Hartaford's Kinsha 160 lba.

(Mr. Dupree) I Mr. Nemaaco's Fesenjan, 147 lbs..

(Mr. Nemazer) 2 Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's Stockman,

151 lbs.

(Mr. Beth) 3 Mrs. Forsyth's Pogo, 152 lbs

(Mr. Doyle) 0 Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak's Ricebird Hr, G. C Moxon's Colcebus. 157 lbs.

147 lbs. (Mr. Thompson) 0 (Mr. Knoll) 0

(Mr. Bulteel)

Mr. R. Macgregor's The Dunlin 161

lbs.

(Mr. Dupree) 1

(Mr. Doyle) 2

(Mr. Knoll) 3

(Mr. Nemazco) 0

lbs.

load from Lenjan and and increased its Hatton got away from a poor start lead by two lengths followed by Bajardo and leading most of the way made the and Topshop. At the Village Bend Toy pace hot Unable to keep up, this por Mr. E. Birkett's Shining Star, 150 lbs. passed Mr. Boli Irving's mount in the Ajax took the lead, with Spotted Sand, Mr. H. Humphrey's FlyiLg Mouse, 160 shop crept into second place and later dropped back near the bend to home and home straight. In the last Furlong down had been left badly at the com

mencement running into third place.

Mr. Nemazro - Leajto 17 Jha jan came out of the hunch anl

gave Toy

the straight for home Spotted entering shop the racs of his life. Toyshop was sand drew level with Ajax. These two Sir Paul's Jewe! Dahila. 147 lbs. losing speed but managed to get in a ponies fought it out all the way home. head in front of Lenjan, New Year Gift Spotted Sand.won by a length, Pawnshop Bir Paul'a Sincerity Dahlin. 165 the. beating Pull Devil Fall Baker for third finishing third, two lengths separating

place by half a length.

Tima:" Imin. 20 4-580ck,

the second and third ponies. Time: 2mins. 38 1-5503

Mr. Robert's Kilmalcolm, 143 lbs.

(Mr. Spinks) O Mr. Cragholm's Aravkur. 148 lba.

(Mr. Spragge) Hon. Mr. Stephen's Alaba, 147 1ba.

(Mr. Pinkerton) Won by hallin fength; two lengths be tween second and third."

Time: 1min. 021-50. Parimutuel. Winner: 313.10"

1, 9.00 (Mr. Enwell) 0 2, 11.00 3. 27.70

735, 58260 Unplaced ponies (895 each): 1921, 302 1490, 756, 834, 1234, 13-

*** (Mr. Söarea) · 0 (Continued se font of next column.)

C ́ah aweeps. Ticket No.

514. $4.077,50

270, 1.155.00