MR. DYNASTY WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.
FINE RACE AND GRUELLING · FINISH.
HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB ANNUAL MEETING.
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The third day's sport was easily the most enjoyable, so far, as the rding and the weather left vory little to be desired. The fact that it was Ladies' Day no doubt ac- counted to some extent for the enceess of the gathering.
Battle Eve collected another win in the first race after a close Bght with Democrates and paid $14.40.
The second race, with a field of 13 ponies, resulted in rather a 602- prising victory by Bagheera. The fortune backers received a dividend of $87,80.
H.E. the Governor and Lady Clementi arrived just before the commencement of the third, race, for the Governor's Cup, and had the good fortune to witness a very Saligio, closely contested race. well ridden by Mr. Ralph, just win from managed to snatch a
Measra, Hall and Lady Love. Shenton received the cup from His Excellency and Mr. W. E. L. Shen-") ten returned thanks suitably,
The Ladice Purso was won as I' anticipated by Misty Ere which re- turned a divided of $90.30.
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1927.
place in the Staward's Room when the senior Steward, Mr. H. P. White, presented to Mr. D. E Sassoon the Lusitano Cup won yes! terday by Bottle Erc. Mr. D. 8. Sassoon is the oldest member of the Hong Kong Jockey Club and he and the late Sir Paul Chater wore largely responsible for the forms-
tion of the Club.
THE OFFICIALS.
3.—The Governor's Cup: One Mile
and a Quarter. Presented by H. E. the Governor, with 8000 added for winner. Second $300. Third $200 For all China ponies. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners at this meeting 3 lbs, extra. (Jockly allowance) Entrance 810,
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Messrs. Hall and. Shenton's
Saligia, 160 lbs...(Mr. Ralph) 1 Mr. Roda's Lady Love, 155 lbs
(Mr. Haimovitoh)
Sano Sue, 158 iba. Mrs. Toeg and" Priestley's
(Mr. Sokolof) 3 Also ran:-Ukelele, 185 lbs. (Mr. Brodie); Spotted Sand, 158 lb (Mr. da Rosa); The Gomeril, 153 be, (Mr. Gordon)..
Won by a head; one length bo-1 tween second and third,
Time:-9.41.4-8.
Pari-matuel Winner-$7.90.
Places: 1st 36.30; 2nd 85.80; 3rd
$7,40.
The following were the oficials—The Ladies' Purse: Once Round. Patron.-E. Sir Cecil Clementi,
K.C.M.G. Honorary Stewardi.-H. E. Vice-
Admiral Sir Reginald Y. Tyr- whitt, Bt., K.C.B., D.8.0., D.C.L. (Oxon), H.E. Major- General C. C. Luard, C.B., C.M.G., and Commodore J. L. Pearson, C.M.G. Stewarda-Mr. H. P. White, Sir
Henry Collan, Kt., C.B.E., Licut-Col. G. E. Hall Bratton, Mr. R. M. Dyer, Hon. Mr. D. G. M. Bernard, Mr. R. J. Paterson, Mr. O. A Peel, Mr M. T. Johnson, ar. H. Birkett, and Mr. F. Sutton,
Stewards in Charge of the Scale.--
Mr. R. M. Dyer and Mr. C. A. Peel.
The Judge. Mr. D. E. Clark.
Jacky jockey, Mr. Poto-Hunt was | Assistant Judge.-Mr. P. Tester. shepherded to the Grand Stand by Starter.-Lieut.-Col. G. E.
Mr. H. P. White and introduced to Miss, Paterson, a member of the well-known family of that nome, associated with Jardines and pro- minent in local racing. She is a sister of the present Clerk of the Course, Mr. R. J. Paterson. The latter presented a silver purse con. taining twenty sovereigns to Mr. Pote-Hunt who handed to Miss Paterson & bouquet tied with the Jockey Club colours.
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He then called for three cheers for Miss Paterson, and afterwards escorted her to tilla.
Mr. Dunbar, won the American Cup, as I expected.
It is sometime since this Cup was of American won by an owner nationality and Mr. Dunbar new places this in the forefront of his victorica.
The sixth race proved & fairly easy victory for Mr. Dynasty's King of Clubs.
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The seventh race
much better one and Mr. Encarnaco prae- tically lifted Demon Bay home. These last races were handicaps and I was glad to see that the weights allotted were those at which it was possible for local jockeys to ride. On the whole the handicapper is de- serving of praise and he cannot be blamed for King of Clube having won so easily as this poay had not previously bad a win to his credit during the meeting.
The Champion Stakes was a most thrilling race. Mr. Dunbar start- three ponies, but they were by no means favourites, as Bengal car- ried most of the public's money having 1,658 tickets for a win and 4,435 for a place against Chesapeake Bay (the next favourite) 740 and 1,070 respectively. Bengal started off well but I never thought he would be in the race and he faded Away before the straight leaving Elliot Bay and King of Hearts to These two ponies hammer it out. fought & gruelling finish and King of Hearts achieved his surprising victory by half a length with Chesa peake Bay third two lengths be *hind.
Mr. Dynasty was given ap ova tion on lending King of Hearts in, and being a piller of local racing, be was surrounded by congratulatory crowd.
Brutton.
Second Starter-Mr. H. C.
namars.
Hall
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Steward in Charge of Paddock.—|
Mr. F. Sutton, Handicapper-Mr. C. M. §. Alves. Charge of Pari in Stewards
Mutuel. Hon. Mr. D. G. K. Bernard and Mr. M. 3. Joba-
AOD.
Time-keeper.-Mr. H. H.-H. Priest-
ley.
Hon. Surgeon.-Dr. J. C. Micgown. Ian Veterinary Surgeons.-Major
F. Hogg, R.A.V.G. and Mr. L Reidy."
Secretary. Mr. C. Bernard Brown, Trcorrera.-Hesars. Linstead. &
Davis. Clerk of the Course.—Mr. R. J.
Paterson.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
1-The-Grand Stand Stakes: Six Furlongs.
Winner $200. Second 8230, Third
$100. For China ponies bond fide griffins of the meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of one rose 7 lbs; of two or more races 20 lbs. extra. Subscription griffine of this meeting-winners: no penalty, - non-winners: "allowed & Ibs (Jockey allowance.) Allowances accumulative. Entrance $10. Mr. Eve's Battic Eve, 162 lbs.
(Mr. Pote-Hunt) 1 ft. Roda's, Democrates, 155 lbs.
(Mr. Haimovitch) 2 Mesars. Toeg and Priestley's
Espoir, 155. Ibs,
(Mr. Sokoloff) 3 Alsó ran: Olo Custom, 165 be.
(Mr. Encarnacuo); The Ghoul (late Bangor), 153 lbs (Mr. Gordon); August, 185 lbs. (Mr. Brodie); Salvo, 155 lbs. (Mr. Wong).
Won by a length; four lengths be- tween second and third.
Time: 132.2-5, Pari-mutuel :- Winner:-14.40. Places:1st $5.10; 2nd #5.10; 3rd $5.10.
2-The Hong Kong Stakes: One
Mile, and a Hall... ́...
winner $1,000. Second $300. Third
(About 7 furlongs 65 yards), Presented. 8400 added for winner Second $200. Third $100. For China ponies. Weight for inches Winners at this 5 per scale. meeting other than Subscrip- tion grilios ba.
extra. Jockeys who have won five or more fat races in Hong Kong or China 6 lbs. extra. Penalties accumulative. (Jockey allow anca) Entranos $10, Mr. Ere's Misty Eve, 188 lbs.
(Mr. Pote Hunt) * 1 Mr. R. M. Austin's Home Call,
183 lbs.
(Mr. Dallas) 2
Mr. R. J. Paterson's September,
154 168(Mr. Brodie) 3 Also ran:-The Gnome, 147 lbs. (Mr. Gordon);"Bill Brower, 160 lbs. (Mr. da Roza); San Diego, 153 Iba. (Mr. Stanton); Loch Rannoch, 150 lbs. Mr. Bulteel); Grey Morn, 183 lbs. (Mr. Reidy); King of Troy, Goblin, 183 lbs. (Mr. Ralph) Sun 163 lbs. (Mr. Haimovitch); The
burst Roa, 162 lbs. (Mr. Eacar nacao); The Regent, 153 lbs. (Mr. Wallace).
Won by two lengths; one length between second and third.
Time:-81.35. 2-5, Pari-mutuel:→ Winner: $20.30. Places:-1st $9,20; 2nd $11.10;; 3rd $92.30.
5.-The American Cup: Oncs Round
(About 7 furlongs 55 yards). Presented by American Citizens resident in Hong Kong with $100 added for winner. Second $200, Third $100. For Ching penies bona fide griffins of this meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Winner of one race 5 lbs.; of two races 7 lbs; of three" or more races 10 lbs. extra. Subscription griffins of this meeting allowed & tbs. (Jockey allowance.) Allowances accumulative. Entrance $10. Mr. L. Dunbar's San Francisco
Bay, 183 lbs...(Mr. Dallas) · 1 Mr. Dynasty's King of England,
160 lbs...(Mr. Haimovitch) 2 Messrs. Half and Shenton's The
Ghost (late Cultra):
(Mr. Ralph) 3 Also ran-Humdinger, 153 Tbs. (Mr. Wallace).
Won by a head; many lengths be- tween second and third.
Time :—1.5-1.3-5. Pari-mutuel:-.
Winner:$7.70.
Places: 1st 85.30; 2nd $3.60, 6. The Phathon Stakes "A" Class Handicap:
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Une Mile and a Quarter, Winner $800. Becand $200. Third $100. For China ponies that have run at any extra meet- ing during 1926 and griffins on date of entry. Non-starters at this meeting barred. This race
Mr.
Won by half a length two lengths between second and third.
Timo 1-2.45,3-5.
« Pari-mutuel :—
Winner : $14.00..
Places-1st $6.70 nd-83.10; 3rd $7.80.
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THE LUCKY NUMBERS.
YESTERDAY'S CASH SWEEPS.
"THE
SPORT OF
KINGS."
For the convenience of those who are particularly interested in the LUCK, HORSES "AND LOSSES. cash sweeps at the face course, the results are given here in tabulated form.
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8-The Champion Stakes? One Mile and a quarter. Sweepstakes or 180 each for starters with $2,000 added for winner." Second $750. Third 8400 For China ponies, win-, 180
Unplaced $50 each: Berr at this meeting only, Weight for inches as per scale 240, 144, 88. Ponies to be ridden by Jockeyn who have won at least five official fat races in Hong Kong or China, or Jockeys approved by the Stewards. "Mr. Dynasty's King of Hearts,"
158 Ibe...(Mr. Haimovitoh) 1 Mr. L Dunbar's Elliot Bay, 138
IbMr. Encarnacso) 2 Mr. L Dunbar's Chesapeake
·Bay, 159 lbs...(Mr. Dallas) 3 Also ran-Canadian, 135, ba, (Mr. Sokoloff): Bengal, 158 lbs. Mr. Pote-Hunt); San Francisco Bay, 188 lbs. (Mr. Wong)-Brigade Call, 158 The (Me-Ralph).
Won by half length; two lengths between second and third.
Time: 2.34.2-5. Fari-mutuel :-
Winner: $88.49. » Places:1st $14.60; 2nd, $8.90; 3rd $7.40.
9. The Consolation Stakes: One Mila. winner $800. Second $900. Third 8100. For China ponies that have started at least twice at this meeting and have not won. Weight for inches as per scale. (Jockey allowance). Entrance 85- Messrs. Tester and Abraham's
Attaboy, 158 The..
Mr.
(Mr. Encanarcao) 1, Dynasty's King of the Plains, 155 iba.
(Mr., Haimovitch) 8 Mrs. R. J. Paterson's Ukelele,
155 lbs. (Mr. Brodie) 3 Also ran:-The Goblin, 158 lbs.
(Mr. Ralph); Grey Streak, 147 lbs. (Mr. Gordon); San Diego, 153 lbs. Mr. Stanton); Rechabite, 161 lbs. (Mr. Bulteel); Grey Morn, 158 tha. (Mr. Reidy) Bright Eve, 188 lbs. (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Espoir, 155 lbs. (Mr. Sokoloff).
Won, by two and a half lengths; one length between second and third.
Time:9:07.1-5," Pari-mutuel Winner :-$7,50
Race IL
$1,074.20 307.20 153.60 -Nos. 148,
$1,251.60
357.60. 179.90
No. 369 ...635
915...... Caplaced. 850 each;--Nos. 313, 89, 203, 199, 917, 137, 499, 77, 480, 339.
Rice III.
No. 01 21 179
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Ng, 538
15 706 ...
767
$1,740.20 497.20 248.00
$1,505.40.
544.40 979.30
Unplaced $50 each:-Nos. 925, rol, 768, 390, 23, 239, 504, 27, 814.
Eace, V.
No: 485
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$3,885.00 355
1,110.00 555.00 ... 1171 Unplaced $30 each:- No. 1032. Race VI.
WHY WE ENJOY RACE WEEK.
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LAWN TENNIS.
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ANNUAL "BATTLE OF RAC. KÉTS" BEGINS.
PROSPECTS FOR A GOOD SEASON.
Weather and ground conditions permitting a start will be made to day in the Hongkong Cricket Club. Tennis Tournament, which includes the Open Singles and Open Doubles Championships of the Oolony. Great interest always centres in these two events and from now onwards for about two months, the cricket ground will be the venue of local aspirants for these honours. We hope during that time to pre sent in those columns accounts of many close and hard-fought strug- gles, and there is no reason why the present contestants should not maintain the high standard of play associated with there events.
The championships require more of a player than the mere posses sion of fine strokes and a nice` racket well strang. Very often tap- tics and prychology turn the scale against the better player. Stamina counts for a good deal, and of late the number of
cramps. have been on the increase."
Above all is the "wild to win,” as philosophers call the old quali ties of grit and determination.
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It has been written that if two Englishmen were wrecked on a desert island the first effort that they would make would be to build E race-course. Two Frenchmen would build an opera house, two Americans would form a trust and two Germans would found a Uni- versity. Probably two Russians Unplaced 250 each-Nos. 887, would start a propaganda bureau. 401, 197.
The Englishman bas established Baie IV.
his race-course wherever he has attled down. The Scots have their St. Andrew's Ball and Burn's Night apceches; the Weish have their concerta and musical recrea tious; the Irish have their inter minable quarrela about politics. -
In Hong Kong the annual races attract all grades of Society. Everyone is affected. The Banks and the business houses give their employees holidays Brokers cease Unplaced 950 each: Nos 1974 talking about shares and seem to be interested only in ponies. Hard- headed business men find themselves taking chances in the cash sweeps. The ladies, having purchased their smart dresses and hats, uso all their art to extract tips owners and jockeys. In all of the Clubs of Hong Kong numerous aweeps" attract those who have that simple faith which the poet says is more than coronets.
During the race meetings, we C. Fincher and M. K. Lo: come across all of our friends. We Ground conditions, which are on the aak Tom Dick and Harry "What soft side, favour Fincher who will will wint and find, alas! that probably win. they all have different views about the method of making a fortune. "No use backing the favourite," 116 says Tom," You only get 20 cents
if he does-wip. Better go for a outaidor.
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No. 437
183 987
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No. 1340 069 781
$3,710,00 1,060.00 330.00
$3,790,00 1,080.00 340.00 Unplaced 350 each:-Nos, 1983, 1160, 19, 1153.
Rate-VIII.
No. 1757 823,058.00...
5763.........
6,388.00 3141
3,294.00 each:-Nas
Unplaced $915,00 4800, 2359, 3133, 5755.
Race IX.
No. 124 160
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$3.175.80 607.60 433.80
Unplaced 950 each:-Nos. 359, 90, 169, 993, 832, 94,
"Race X-
No. 320 1ng
82,940.00" **8-10,00 490.00 1168.....ticke Unplaced $50 each:-No. 491, 325, 31, 181, 595, 1176, 187, 260, 209,
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"Follow the lucky jockey," says Harry, I'm backing. Ralphs all the way."
Places-iat $5.80: 2a 39.50; 3rd LUCK OF THE DERBY SWEEPS the cash sweep." $8.80.
10.-The Nil Desperandum Stakes:
Five Furlongs. Winner $600. Second 8200. Third
$100 For subscription griffins of this meeting that have start ed at least twice and have not won. Weight for inches as per scala. (Jockey allowance.) En. trance $5.
Messrs.
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1ST PRIZE TO, SWATOW. SYNDICATE. Outperts have been decidedly lucky in the Hong Kong cash sweeps! on the Derby, a few of the major prizes going away from the Colony.
Interest is very keen each year 34
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Woday's Games,
To-day, three matches will be played in the Open Singles only,
Major W. B. Stevenson r. S. A.
Hussain,
viz. :
Iu Tak Lam v. C. W. Cheng, E. C. Fincher . M. K. Lo.
The opponents in first tie met last year and the former won in straight sets. He is likely to win again today. The second game is. between two clubmates of the Chinese Recreation Club, but the match to watch is that between
early in the mornings during the weeks that the horses are training. It is very good fun and it must be healthy. It is just possible that Tom may learn something.
Contrasts.
Looking back over the past there seems to be a great contrast be tween the race-course of 1927 and in that first year when the writer- was a griffin.
It's the stable that you want to follow," says Dick, Dunbar has got all the horses this year."
The only way to make money,'
is to take tickets in At first one is tempted to say says, Fred,
that, the costumes of the Chinese Having tried all these methods ladies present the most startling and having consistently lost, on an changes Then one's thoughts go average, about fifty dollars a day back to the fashions of the English this year, as on other occasions, it girls. It would be hard to say what would be cruel to suggest any new would most amaze anyone who went
I of making a fortune at the
method
races
The only thing to do is to take down just as much as you can
to who has become suddenly rich by afford to lose each day and hope for investing a few dollars but the the best. They won't take chits, so practice of becoming more reticent you are quite sale.
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The Great Illusion.
We all of us believe in luck and
sleep just after the races of say, twenty-five years ago and who woke ap just in time to see the race course of 1927.
Probably he would be more amazed at the onrush of mechanical traction, than at anything else. Then he would wonder why horse Taces-why not motors.1
Messrs. Hall and Shenton's The Grig, 152 lbe...(Mr. Ralph) Mr. Dynasty's King Alan, 165
is finding favour. It is not a case Ibs. (Mr. Haimovitch) of hiding one's light-or one's luck
The answer supplies the resson Henry Humphreys's
-under a bushel but for reasons White Mouse, 152 Tbs.
generally known, the winners preferet the philosophers say that luck for the great popularity of horse in the great illusion. They told me racing. These mechanical contri (Mr. Wong)
to remain in the background.
that a Chinese amah, drawing o vances are far too automatic.: What A Swatow syndicate of ten per Also ran-Fire Call, 150 lbs. Mr. Gordon); Borderer, 155 lbs.
sonă, believed to be connected with monthly wage of twelve dollars, won we like in life is a thrill, a glorious the Astor House Hotel at the port, the big Chiness Club Derby Sweep uncertainty. There is invariably & (Mr. Encarnacao); Yorks, 153 lbs. (Mr. Bulteel); Loch Tummell, 159
won the first prize of over 8100,000 of $108,000. They said that a favourite, but it may not even run Chinese cook on a steamer running in the race. It may get a bad Singapore drew the Derby start. It may be "bumped" by lbs. (Mr. Reidy); Festive Eve. 155 in the Chinese Club Derby sweep.
The second prize of about 828,000 lbs, 155 lbs (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Tit-
sweep worth about $100,000. Some jockey may make mess of things. mouse, 152 lbs: (Mr. Greenway); is shrouded in mystery. Some say favourite in the big compradore ether horses during the race. The Sugar Loaf, 150 lb (Mr. Wallace); that a syndicate of the Club mem
him at Singapore offering to buy Scooter, 152 lbs. (Mr. Brodie); Foxbers purchased the ticket which of the knowing ones sent cables to trot, 135 lbs. (Dr. Macgawa); Circe, drew the second pony.
The third prize, 814,000 is shared the ticket, but it had not reached 150 lbs. (Mr. Bewell); Kwong Chow, 150 lbs. (Mr. Stanton); Bing Boy, by Mr. Tai Ming Take (compra that port before the race was won. dore of the Banque Franco So the cook will get the total for 155 lbs. (Mr. Sokoloff).
Chinoise) and Mr. C. F. Lee of the tune. Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf & There is, however, something to be said in favour of getting up Godown Co., Ltd.
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Half by balf a length; two lengths between second and third.
Time: 1.18.3-8. Winner:9.40.
The Jockey Club's non-selling sweep-Brat prize of over 810,000-- Places-1st $1.60; 2nd $3.00 was won by Mr. J. K. Tweed. 3rd $69.90.
WINNING OWNERS.
Mr. Lam Ming Kwan, a Chinese winning merchant, bought the ticket on the course yesterday, get- ting over $7,000,
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WORLD MATCH COMBINE.
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may be divided into two classes Messra Hall & Shenton. 5 at the discretion of the bandi. HL Dunbar capper. Entrance $10. Stakes Mr. Eve
$200. For subscription griffins of this meeting. Weight for inches as per scale. Winner of Mrs. Priestley's Dolly, 150 lbs.
the Subscription Griffins Chal lenga Cup 7 lbs. extra. Win ners of other races 5 the extra. (Jockey allowance-) Entrance $10.
Mr. Sim's Baghetra, 159 lbs.
· (Mr. Dallas). -1 Mrs. R. M. Austin's Pottenbash,
155 iba... (Mr. Pollock) 91- Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Tangle,
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Mr. H. Seth Mrs. R. M. Austin 010 Mr. R. J. Paterson. 00:3 Mr. Simgin
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Mr. Hodalangan mas (Mr. Wong) 2 MAR M. Austin ...
Mr. R. J, Paterson (Mr. Bokoloff) 3 Mesars. Toeg & Priestley ran:-The Ghoul (late Messrs. Tester &
Abraham Bangor), 151 lhe (Mr. Gordon) Grey Knight, 155 lbs. (Mr. Reidy).
Won by many length two lengths between second and third
Time:2.43.1-5.
Pari-mutuel Winner: 88.40. Places:1st $6.20; 2nd. $20.20. 7-The Phathon Stakes "B"
Class Handicap- One Mile and a quarter, (See Race No. 6) Tester, and Abraham's Demon Boy, 181.1b
(Mr. Encarnacño) 1 Messrs. Dyer and Beith's Total
Mr. Encarnacão' Mr. V M. Haimov Abstinenco, 163 lbs.
(Mr. Reidy) Mr. L. Reidy
Mr. E. A. Brodio 163 lbs. (Mr. Brodie) 3. M. M. Sokolo Mrs. H. J. Paterson's Dobbin,
Also ran-Berley Gras, 167 16. Mr. G. U. da Rozz (Mr. da Roza), Bemaphore Gate Mr. Wallace Golden Pheasant), 152 lb (Mr. Mr. Gordon Wong); Mountain Fox, 150 lb. Mr. Stanton Places:-1st #18.60; 2 87.80; (Mr. Bultsol); Mowgli, 160 lbs. Mr. E. Pollock
(Mr. Stanton).
Mr. Wong
100 lbs. (Mr. Ralph) 3 Also ran-Kom Tong Hall, 180 be (Mr. Encarnacao); Yorks, 158 Attaboy carried off the Consolas (Mr. Reidy); Lochaber, 150 lbs. (Mr. Bulteel), White House, 169 "tion Stakes in easyfashion and the. (Mr. Wong) Scooter, 159 lbs. added another point to Mesara (Mr. Brodie); Pearl River II, 153 Tester and Abraham's rising stock. lbs. (Mr. Gordon); Min River, 182 lb (Mr. d'a Roza); Grosvenor, 158 The last race was of the sort the be, (Mr. Pote-Hunt); Circe, 155 Bublic like to soc, consisting of be. (Mr. Haimovitch); The George fifteen starters. Mr. Ralph brought and Vulture, 180 Ibe. (Mr. Wallace). the Grig home in fine style and Mr. Won, by a neck; three quarter of Humphreys at last got a place on a length between second and third. Whitemouse which paid $88.20.
King Alan filled the third place.
Time:-3.24-3-5.
Winner887.60. Pari-mufuel
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