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Pari-mutuel :-Winner, $6.20.

1, 87.60; 9. $19.90; 3, 36, 30..

Places:

Cash Sweep:-Nos. 100, $1,500.20; 184, $431.20: 420, $215,60,

Unplaced ponies (50 each) -Nos. 534. 328, 30-4, 574, 637, 107, 320, 11, 393, 2.

THE LOITERERS" STAKES. Winner, #400; Second, $130; Third, $75. For griffins of this meeting that have started at least twice and have not won. Weight for inches as per scale. Unplaced runners allowed & lb.- Six furlong

Mr. Dryasdust's Gypsy Love, 152/hs.

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Mr. John Peel's Grey Cloud, 157h8.

(Mr. Maitland) *1 Mr. Roda's Persian Parrot, 148lbs.

(Mr Haimovitch) Also ran:The Wasp (Mr. Encarna eno), Peach Leaf (Capt. Hall). Carnation Leaf (3r. Harriman), Seattle (Lt. Comdr. Thompson), King Emperor (Mr. Heard), Curiosity Shop (Mr. Zellensky), Wir inera (Mr. Gibson), and Unold Edward (Mr. Potts).

Dead heat; & lengths. Time 1.01.3-5; 1.32.3-5.

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THE FIRST AND BEST FEATURE EVER PRODUCED IN THE COLONY.

The concluding day of the anaual race meeting was as brimful of surprises as the keenest race-goer vould desire..

In the first event King Canute, an odda on favourite, got home by a bare hali length from Quab with Scarecrow a head away and Jimmy Lad, the same distance, fourth.

In the second event, the Judge failed to separate Grey Cloud and Gypsy Love. who finished two lengths in front of Per- sian Parrot, with Winners henter out of a place by a head.

Gold Leaf earried Mr. Harriman to vie- tory in the All Out Stakes, rëturning 89.20 on the winning ticket.

In the Tytan Handicap "A alasa, the lightly weighted Farran 11. well rid den by Mr. Buck, beat King Polery, a red hot favourite, with Tadworth, second choice, third. The twenty hackers of Parran II received $319.50 un each ticket.

For the Hongkong Handicap "A" class, Mystic Dahlia, King of the Pirins. Saracen and Spotted Sand wefe the pub- lic choices in the order named. McKenzie made the runing to the straight, where Mystic Dahlia drew on terms and n tre- mendous struggle resulted in the "second dead heat of the day.

Wimmera was third 1 lengths away, a short head in frout of Arabia, Parrot.

For the Tyam Handicap "B" class. Quah was a firm favourite, but was handily defeated by A.B. who returned his supporters $15.20.

The Hongkong Handicap "B" class produced another sensational finish, be- tween Primrose Leaf, Golden Chrysanthe- mum and Persian Parrot, the verdict being two short heads. It was a really fne finish and until the numbers went up,

it was impossible for the public certain what the final order was.

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The Professional Cup for subscription griffus attracted Mowgli (1.040 tickets),

Pari-mutuel: Winner, Grey Cloud, 36.40; 2, 37.00; 3, 87.70.

Places: 1 84.80; Gypsy Love, $10,20

Cash Sweep -Nos. 468, $1,921.00'; 200, $1.92-1.00: 489, 8272.20.

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Unplaced ponies (230 each)-Nos. 12 BOOKING NOW OPEN AT ANDERSON'S.

153, 479, 387, 304, 528, 941, GET, 305.

3. THE "ALL OUT" STAKES

Winner, 8900; Sicond, 8130; Third, 973. For all China ponies that have start- ed at least twice at this meeting and have not won. Weight for inches as per scale. Unplaced runners allowed 5 lbs. (Jockey allowance.)-Six für longa.

Mr. A. H. Carroll's Gold Leaf (late

English Money), 158lbs

(Mr. Harriman) 1

(Mr. Haimovitch) 2 Mr. Dynasty's Friarsfeld, 163hs."

(Mr. Heard) a Also frah Jungle Cock (Mr. Zeilen- say), Baby Eyes (Jr. Gibson), and Farm- land (Mr. Encarnacao).

Mr. Bagram's Gymp, 149lbs.

Won by a length: 4 lengths.

Time: 1-3: 1,004-5; 1.38.4-3. After the Bag fell Gold Leaf was 3000 taken to the front and was never seriously challenged except when Gymp made his run down the straight. Friarsfield was a poor third,

Pari-mutuel:-Winner, 88.20.

Places:

1, 85.10; 5. 10. 3, 85.10.

Cash Sweep:-Nos. 577, 82,560.60 693, 7:41.60; 124, $305.50.

Caplaced ponies (850 each) -Nos. 000, 415, D.

4.—THE' TYTAM HANDICAP.

A Class" Winner. 8600; Second, Third, 100. For subscription grithis, of this meeting that have started at least twice. i necessary, this race will be divided into two e'asses at the discretion of the handi-i capper: Mile. Stakes to be the same for both class$29.

Demon Boy (529), Unele Dick (569) and Mr. Nemazce's Barran II., 146ba Poppy Leaf (338) After lying behind

(Mr. Buck) 1

till the last furlong, Mr. Haimovitch Mr. Dynasty's King Ptolemy, 154lbs. brought Demon Lad through with a russ

(Mr. Heard) 9

to win by 14 lengths from Poppy Leaf, Mrs. H. Birkett's Tadworth; 150lbs. who defeated Mowgli by a head.

The ninth event gave Sir Paul Chater dis second victory of the day. when Magnificent Dahlin, after nearly being shus at the top hend, came through his horses to defeat the little-fancied Duke of Frisco by 1 lengths, with Fern Leni, who led for six furlongs, third.

For the penultimate event. Beldorney Star was made favourite (465), New York (413) Deveron Star (331), Zircon (3) Uncle. Tum (3) being others fancied The winner turned up in Deveron Star, who defeated Holly by half a length, with Unele Tam, the same distance away, third. Zircon was a good fourth,

In the final event, Phenomenal Dahlia carried 8 tickets, RaySold $15 and Hailsham 307. They finished in the arder named, the Dahlia pony winning by some eight lengths.

Racing details follow:-

1-THE HAY AND CORN".

'STAKES.

Won,

Winber. 3400; Second, 8150; Third, 875. For subscription", griffins of any season that have started at Pasf twice at this meeting and have noi Weight for inches as per scale inplaced runners allowed 5 Ibs. (Jockey allowance.)-Six fur. lougs. Mr. Dynasty's King Canute, 153ibe

(Mr. Heard) I Mr. Wayfoong's Quah, 150lbs.

(Mr. MineBain)

(M. Moller)" 3

Also ran-Two Pairs (Mr. Potts), Scarecrow (Mr. Davies), Spagheti ( Maitlandy, and Jimmy Lad (Mr. Harri man).

Won by hall a length: 2 of a length. Time: 82-4-5; 1,06.2-3; 3.40; 2.11.25 - Tadworth took the lead, and held it for a furlongs with the fed well bunched. A great race down the straight.was wit. gessed between Parran II and King Ptolemy, hut Mr. Buck on the rails man- aged to get the Nemazee pony home by half a length. Tadworth was third, three- quarters of a length behind.

Parimutuel-Winner, 8319.50. Places: 1, 318.20; 2. 83.80: 3, 86.60.

Cash Sweep --Nos. 124, 8840; 350, $420.

22,010; 500,

Unplaced ponies (850 each) :-Nos. 04, -1005, 151, 221.

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#0; Third, $100. For all China ponies that have started at lenst twier at this Meeting. If necessary. this race wil) be divided into twe classes at the discretion of the handi capper-Dae Mile and a

quarter. Stakes to be the same, for both class:6.

Sir Paul's Mystic Dablis, 153lbs.

(Mr. Moller) Messrs. Toeg & Priestley's McKenzie,

155lbs. (Lt. Comdr. Thompson) "f Dr. F. H. Kew's Wimmera, 147hs.

(Mr. Gibson) al Al30 (Mr. Davies) 2

Tan:-Saracen (Mr. 3facBain), Also rant-Aces Up (Mr. Potts), Duke Plains (Mr. Heard). Dietator Dahlia Spotted Sand (Mr. Davics), King of the of Orleans (Mr. Gibson). Monitor (Mr. (Capt. E. Hall), and Arabian Parrot (Mr. Zellensky). Nugget (r. Maitland), Haimovitch).

Mr. C. G. Macka Starecrow, 144hs.

Unele Tum (Mr. Buck), Grecian Parrot (Mr. Haimovite), Langsat (Lt-Comde Thompson), Chiku (Mir. Pollock), Jimmy Lad Mr. Encarnacao), and Bonnie Dua- dee (Mr. Stanton).

Won by half a length; a bead.

Time: 31.4-5; 1.03; 1.38.

Dead hent: 1 lengths.

Time: 323-5; 1.03,4-3′; 1.35.3-5; 2.07.2-5;

2.38.3-5.

After one false start the field got away, and passing the stand for the first time Arabian Parrot led, with Spotted Sand

When the field came into view Monitor second, and McKenzie third. At the six was leading closely followed by Nugget front, Spotted Sand and Mystic Dablis furlong post, McKenzie was sent to the The order was maintained up to the Rock

bat afterwards Nugget took the lead with being close behind. Turning for home, Grecian Parrot second add King Canute Mystic Dahlia joined McKenzie, a great third on the outside. Nugget came very inconsistent Witamera third.

finish ending in a dead heat with the fast down the straight on the rails but

Pari-mutuel:- Winner. McKenzie,

was passed by the King at the distance 810.20; Mystic Dahlia, $7.00. Places: post, who won under the whip.by bare

half length from Quah with Scarecrow $8, $7.00; 320.40.

third. King Canute's performance was Cash Sweep:-Nos. 969, $3,422.20; ramarkable is that he finished with his 1,838, 83,422.20; 1,952, $700.50.

ears pricked, despite the fact that Mr. Unplaced ponies (B100 each) : -Nor. Heard had to ride tim hard to stall off 6039, 805, 570, 1,553, 58. Quab's challenge.

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