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THE HONGKONG, DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 22ND, 1924

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. SECOND EXTRA RACE MEETING:

SECOND DAY.

ONE MILK

Forced entry for subscription gr'fins of

A good rate resulted for the Kingswood 5-HYDE PARK HANDICAP: Handicap, the ponies entering the home straight in a bunch after White Rose and Pet Mouse had led the field, from the A NEW RECORD ROTHESAYS FINE start Pet Mouse went lame and finished last Hartell, came through and won from White Rose by two lengths, Golden Putron-HE Sir Reginald E. Stubbs, Jubilee coming in third a length behind.

E.C.M.G.

·PERFORMANCE,

Honorary Stewards.-H.E. Admiral Sir Arthur C. Lepesos, K.0.3, HE Major-General Sir John Fowler, RCMG C.B., D...O.. the Hop.

The larges field of the meeting (13 Ponies) faced the starter for the final gallop. Fern Leal, a bol farourite, come through at the distance post and won by a length and half from Betz who bad Sir Chind Severn, K.BE. C.M.Oled from the art. Valiant Dah ia came LL.D., Commcdore H E Grace, in third and King Charlie fourth. Yellow

River was bady left at the sturt." Stewards, The Hou Sir Paul Chate1-BANSTEAD FLATE: HALF MILE

KS CM.G., Sir Wm. Rees-Davies, Mr. D. G. M. Bernard, Mr. C. C. Boyd. Liout.-Cel. G. K. Hall Brutton Mr. R. M. Dyer, Dr. F. Forsyth, the Hon. Mr. A G. Stephen, and Mr.

R.X.

H. P. White.

For Chien ponies. Iat prize, 100; ad

prize, 8150; 3rd prize, $100. Messrs Dyer and Beith's Rothesay,

185-1 (Mr. Zellensky): 1

Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Lech Res

nocb. 187 be...... Ir. Davies) 2 (Mr. Gibson) 3

Officials for Extra Meetings Mears. M.Sir Paul's Arizona, 133 lbs.

T. Johnson, F. Sutton, H, E. White, T. E. Pearce, H. R. L. Dowbiggin, R. M. Dyer, and, R. D. F. Beith, Stewards is Charge of the Scale, Mr. F.

Sutton and Mr. R. M. Dyer. Judge. Mr. D. M. Ross

Capt. G. E. Oxspring's Belle Isle, 154

ths.

stunt Judge.-Mr. D. E. Clark. Starter.-Lieut.-Col: Hall Brutton. Second Starter-M. H. C. Macnamara. Stewards In Charge of Paddock.—Mr.

E. P. White and Dr. F. C. Forsyth. Handicapper-Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin. Time-kerjer-Mr. T. E Pearce. Secretary.—Mr. C. Bernard Brown. Cirrk of the Course.-Mr. F. Sutton..

A new racing record for "Hongkong was set up yesterday afternoon at the second day's rating of the second extra meeting. Rothesay late Ramsbury, late Roman Pride) covered the half-mile in the race for the Banstead Plate in 58.4-51ecs. which is 1-5acc. better than the previous best. It is nine years since the distance was last covered in 505ces, when Mr. Cunninghan's Jed, carrying 150 ha, did it is the time stated. Rothesay was rid- den by Mr. Zellensky and his performance is all the more creditable in view of the weight the pony was carrying (165 lbs.). Other, ponies which have done the half mile in 58sces. are Mr. Buxey's Hard Times, 15 lbs. (1504), and Capt.. Far- quhar's lavieta, 159 lbs. (1911).

The racing at yesterday's meeting was good. There were not many upsets, the most notable being King Canute's failure to get a place in the fifth race. He was a hot favourite, but the disappointment from the owner's point of view was some- what lessened in that his stable cam- panion King Alfred-not much fancied- very nearly snatched a surprise victory in the same rare, only to he beaten by a short head by Lady Severn's Durian,

The most successful stable at the meet- ing was Messrs. Dyer and Beith's whose ponies registered five wins on the two days' racing. Mr. Zellensky was the most successful rides, having five wins to his credit for the two days.

The weather was delightfully fine and very warm

Mr. Peta's Edenhall, 159 lbs.

Mr. L. Dumbers

this season entered at this meeting. A sweepstakes of $25 for starters." 60 per coat, for winner: second, 30 per cent; third, 10 per cent.; süred to 1st prize, $400 2nd price, 8200; 3rd prize, $100, 10

(Mr. Gibson) Lady Severn's Durian, 183 lbs. Mr. Dynasty's King Alfred, 2-45 lbs.

- (3lr. Davies) 2 Mr. J. M. d'anda Remedios Jungle

Cock, 140 lb...(Mr. Harriman) 3

(1r. Matcham) 0

(Mr. Sowell):70

Dynasty's King Capute, 158.lhs. Lady Severn's Langsat, 133 lbs. Mr. Goodie's The Wonk, 149 lbs.

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Mr. Charles) 0

Won by a short head; a length and a hall between second and third."

Time: Suntas. 10.3-3sces. Pari-mutuel. Winner: $13.30

512, 329.

-7.30-

-19.00

10.10

Cash Sweep.. Ticket No.

300, 89,210.70. 034.90

109, 319.10

-KINGSWOOD- HANDICAP :

ONE MILE

For China ponies, Witders barred. 1st prize, 100; 2nd prize, $130; 3rd prize, $100..

(Mr. Cobbold) 0 Laplaced ponies (20 each): Nos. 138,

(Mr. Soares): 0 Capt. G. E. Osspring's Lighting 155

Iba.

(Capt. Oxspring). 0 Messrs. Ellis and Odell's Full House,

135 i

(Mr. Harriman) Speargrass, 152 lbs.

(Mr. Matcham) 0 Hon Mr. A. G. Stephen's Benz, 159

Mr. Doyle) 0 Mr. H. Birkett's Sunstar, 140 lbs.

(Mr Charles) ( Won by three lengths;" half a length between second and third.

Time: 58.4-isees. Pari-mutuel.

Winner: $12:0

4,90

2.

P.50:

R2.40

Cash Sweep. Ticket No.

79..$1,338.50 109, 392.80 415, 191.40 Unplaced ponies ($20 each): Nos. 7, 561, 277, 89, 259, 66, 359, 428.

2-TATTENHAM PLATE: ONE MILE. For subscription grilling of any season

(Mr. Matcham) 1

that have never won an official race. 1st prize, $300; 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prizė,8:00. Messrs. Hois and Cock's Wattheau,

152 lbs. Mr. Dynasty's Pet Mouse, 147 lbs. Mr. McKot's What To Do, 182 lbs. Mrs. Dyert Roman Bay, 135 lbs.

(Mr. Davies) 3..

(Mr. Seth) 3

(Mr. Doyle) O Mesara. "Albert and Arnold's Cotton

grass 15 lbs. (MF. Soures) 0 Won by two lengths; a length and a half between second and third.

Time: mins. 09.4-5secs. Pari-mutuel

Cash Sweep. Winner: $13.00 Ticket. No.

140.

I,

7:30

2.

8.00

271, $1,691.90 48540 419. 941.76

Messrs. Birkatt and Mackie'e Hart-

w

feld, 155 by...(3Fr. Matcham) 1 Mr. F. Lobel's White Rose (late

Haraway), 138 The...(Mr. Gibson) 2 Mr. Roda's Golden Jubilee, 149 lbs.

(Mr. Zellensky)3) Mr. Relyon's Uncle George (late Olive

Leaf), 151 lbs. (Mr. Potts) Oj Mr. Dynasty's Pet Mouse, 143 lbs.

(Mr. Davies) o Messrs. albert and Arnold's Cotton-

grase," 146 lbs (Capt. Hill) o Mr. A. H. Carroll's Silver Leaf, 108

the..........

(Mr. Harriman) o Won by two lengths; & length between second and third:

Time: Sming, 09secs. Pari-mutuel Winner: $26.20

5.50

3.90

3.

0.00

Cash Sweep. Ticker No.

493, $2,060.80 598.80 593, 1820, 9440

Unplaced ponies ($20 each): Nos. 214, 038, 370, 178. 7-TADWORTH PLATE : Six FURLONGS. For all China ponies that have started Isti at this meeting and not wea. prize, $400; and prize; C4.0; 3rd prize, $100.

Mr. A. I. Carroll's Fern Leaf (late ・・

Silvaplana), 163 lbs.

(Mr. Harriman) 1 Hon Mr. A. G. Stephen's Benz, 155

ibs......

(Mr. Doyle) 2 Sir Paul's Valiant Dahlia 152 lb.

(Mr. Gibson) 3 Capt. GEOxspring's Belle Isle, 133

Capt.. Oxspring) 0

ibs.

Unplaced ponics (830 each): Nos. 17, Mr H P. White's Tellow River, 153

lbs.

(Mr. Spires) 0 Mr. Aripac's Bluebottle (late Water

Lily), 150 lbs...(Mr: Charles) 0 Mr. Martinho's Musketeer, 150 lbs.

3-WESTMINSTER STAKES:

ONE MILE

For China ponies, griffins of this season. Winpers barred. 1st prize," $100; H.E. Sir Edvard Stubbs's Gaudie, 157 2nd prize, $150; 3rd prize, $100.

(Mr. Doyle) Mr. Rodin's Golden Jubilee, 159 lbs.

(Mr. Zellensky)

Ibs.

Rothesay was a hot favourite for the first race and finished an easy first. Benz closely followed by Loch Rannoch had Mr. A. H. Carroll's Silver, Leaf, 100 led the field to the Rock Edenhall,

(Mr. Harriman)

second favourite, came through on the Mr. Dynasty's King Pippia, 180 lbs. outside, and drew level with Benz just

before entering the bome straight. The Mr. Martinho's Musketeer, 135 lbs. pace was too hot and he had to be con-

(Capt. Neville) 0 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Strath

Marrar, 150 lbs. (Mr. Zellensky) (01 Mr. B. C. Coubold's Wombat, 150 lbs.

(Mr. Cobbold) 0

1 Mr. Dynasty's King Charlie, 147 Ibs...

(Mr. Davies) 0

.

Mr. Martinho's Arizona, 152 lbs.

(Capt. Hall) o Won by a length and a half; a length between second and third.

3

(Mr. Davies) "0

(Mr. Soares) 0

Time: 1min 3.1-seca. Pari-mutuel Winner: $11.20

Cash Sweep.

Ticket No.-

8.00

(Capt. Hill)

0

2,

10.30 7.50

- 336, $2,487.10 348,710.60 437, 355.20

tent with fourth position, Valiant Dahlia Mr. Martinko's Jadestone, 150 lbs. coming through in the last hundred yards.

and robbing him of third place. Loch Mr. Helyor's Uncle George (late Olive.. Raunoch held his own and came in second Messrs. Dyer and Beith thus secured a £rst and second place.

The race for anbscription grins over a mile was won by Watteau (Mr. Mat- chan) out of a small field of five, In-

Leaf), 151 lbs. (Mr. Potts): 0 Mr. Topelle's Mountain Loch (late

Loch Katrine), 149 lbs.

(Mr. Charles): 0. Won by four lengths; two lengths be

tween second and third. LTD cidentally this pony was favourite, and

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the win was a popular" ene. with lying laat to the home straight the pony came through in fine style and took the lead from Pet Mouse at the distance post, winning from him by two lengths Cottongrass was leading entering the home straight but soon afterwards peter- ed out,

The Westminster Stakes attracted a field of eight ponies. H.E. the Gover- nor's pony, Gaudie, being favourite, and Golden Jubilee second favourite. Gandia Sad. Vent and Bain Water Pipes ran true to the support given him and and Wall Tiles, Baths, Basins. Bath catur in an easy-winner, fishing at

Jubilee, lying well back, canter. Golden

Floor

Fittings. Waterheaters for Gas, Oil or

Time: 20in. 10-4-53ccs. Pari-matuel Winner: $7.50

5.60

%%70 14.0

Cash Sweep. Ticket: No.

*

54. 81,508.20 347,533.90 149, 276.60 Unplaced ponies (990 each): No. 494, 180, 356, 29, 92 4-GREAT METROPOLITAN HANDI CAP ONE AND A HALF MILES. For China ponies. Winners only

prise, 1600; 2nd prize, $900; 3rd prize, $100

was whipped up in the home straight Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Grey

1st

Unplaced ponies ($30 each); Nos. 756, 152, 801, 127, 530, 209, 174, 467, 14, 577.

SPORT.

RIFLE SHOOTING.

The tenth competition for the Taikoo Challenge Cup rifle compétition between. members of the staff of Messrs. Butter- fell & Swire, Taikoo Dockyard, Taikos Sugar Refinery and the China Navigation/ Company was shot off or Sunday at the Quarry Bay Rifle Hange

Twelve competitors entered. Mr. W. J. Eldridge being the winner with a score of 83, plus his handicap of 6, making 89. The second place went to Mr. H. Nesbit with 75 plus a handicap of 14, making 99. Mr. C. H.Summers was third, his spore

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third place.

Musketeer, much fancied. Mr. Drasey's Spotted Sand, 107 lbs.

(Mr. Matcham) 2 was out of it. The win was a populares one and Gaudie was greeted with ap- Hon. Mr. A., G. Stephen's Kupi, 162 plause as he was led in by Lady Stubbs.

(Mr. Doyle) 1

0

The principal race of the day, over the Birkett's Rialto Star, 151 lbs.

(Mr. Charles) Derby distance, was won by Grey Dragon DF Xow's Mopoke, 149 lbs. who was one of three favourites. Magni

(Mr. Gibson) ficent Dahlia was last away from the nost Mr. Nemate's Nastaran II, 132 lbs. and Rialto Star and Mopoke, in front,

(Mr. Seth left the remainder of the field many

MCERTI Soares and d'Almada lengths behind them They led the Way Remedios Kennington, 145 lbs. round to the Rock (for, the second time)

(Mr. Harrias) 0 when the field gradually closed up. En- tering the bone atraight Spotted Sand Sir Paul's Magnificent Dahlia, 152 iba

(Mr. Soares) 20 and Grey Dragon came out of the bunch

and fought it out to the distance post Mr. Mario's Sturland, 150 lbs.

ARTIFICIAL_Wzzátes-FROM 8" to 18" when Grey Dragon took the load and Mr. Topsite's Mountain Hawk, 140 lbs

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The Fuser to send Eleme

won by two lengths Kupi, well-ridden, Camo through in the homo straight and robbed + Kennington of third place and was only beaten for second place by a neck

An exciting finish was provided in the fifth event for the Hyde Park Handicap, Lady. Severn's Durian and Mr. Dynasty'a King Alfred fighting it out right past the winning post. Durian jast managed to get in first by a short head. Jungle Cock, after leading for three quarters of the distance came in third.

(Mr. Sewell) o (Mr. Davies)-0 Won by two lengths; a neck between second and third.

0.00 8.10

Time: mins 16.1-55c66.

Pari-inutuel

Cash Sweep. Winner: $17,00 Ticket No.ME $4,17130 1,101.80 286

$95.90 Uzpirood ponies ($50 each); Nos. 151, 270, 24, 187, 455, 60, 827,

CRICKET

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The cricket match between the Hong- LODg Cricket Club and "The Best" was won by the Club, on the first innings play, by 71 runs, the scores being 181 to 90. Play was continued until after 8 p.m.; wher The Best had not, completed their second tanings

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