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KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4th, 1928.

MACAO RACES.

CONCLUSION OF THE SEASON.

PUNTERS HAVE BAD TIME.

EXCELLENT RACING IN SPITE OF HEAVY GOING,

[BY EARLY BIRD.]

II the public required some tangible proof of the growing popularity of the Macao Race Club Meetings it was shown by the fact that in spite of the weather a large crowd attended the 9th Extra Meeting which was held at Macao yesterday afternoon.

Quite a number of upsets of form occurred during the meeting which, however, did not interfere with the enthusiasm of backers who, despite their losses, continued to put money on the favourites.

Dr. Reidy who was not seen, in the saddle nevertheless had a good day aa hi pony Tarmacadam annexed the "B" Class Hazdieap and paid the very good dividend of 800.70 for a win and $13.40 for a place. Tarzan who also belongs to. Dr. Raidy won the last race and also returned a very good dividend of - $48.30 for a win and $21.20 for a place.

Mr. K. H. Chua headed the list of winning jockeys by piloting four winners and one third. A

The stowards were called upon to settle two objections, the first by Mr. Chun against Mr. Proulx for interference which was disallowed and the second against Mr. Chun who was called before the Stewards and finally disqualified for crossing Glory with Zircon II in the Sellers Plate. Zircon was put up for auction previous to the finding of the Stewards who subsequently disallowed the sale and awarded the race to Glory, Chin Hoi and Wildfellow.

THE RACING.

The June Novices Race': One Miis.

For China ponies that have not won more than two races this year. Five starters went to the post Weight for inches as per scale.

Race No. L

for the opening event which was a. race for Novices. After Mr. Fiddes Wilson got them away to a good start" Caesar, the favourite, showed the rest of the field a clean pair

Mr. H.T.C.'s Caesar

(Mr. Backhouse). 1 Dr. S. To Wong's Fair Eyes

(Dr. To Wong)

(Mr. Miller) 3 Also Fan-Mr. P. N. Cheng's Fir

Mr. Tang's Sutherland

Six Hundred (Mr. Lee).

of heels, ‘and won easily by six | Des (Mr. Fontos); Mr. S. Y. Liang's lengths from Fair Eyes who beat Sutherland by three quartom of a length for third place.

Bace No. 2.

Tho Game number of starters

went to the post in this event

and the heavily backed Ma Kau Sine was beaten by Fifty Fifty who won from start to finish.

2 Race No. 5.

The heavily backed Erstwhile

Time: 218.2-5, 11

Won by six lengths; three quar ters of a length between second and third.

Pari-mutuel

Winner: 85.70.

Places: 1st 85.10; 2nd, 25.10.- (Totalimator $1 Winners 81,90).- Cash. Sweeps

1st, ticket No. 8.134.40, 2nd,

24 38.40 3rd,

69.18.20

could not do better than third] - The Trial Handicap: "A" Class:

Six Furlongs place, which was not a very good -performance. When it is remem For all China ponies bered that Sunning who beat him Mr. Luen Yick's Fifty Fifty for second place carried the heavyMr. Luen Fick's Ma Kau Siac

(Mr. Chun) F impost of 170 lbs. Tarmacadam

(Mr. Rosa) ran away with the race from begin- Messrs, Cheng and Ng's Glory ning to end in the very godd time

(Mr. Clark) (considering the going) of 1.33.3-5 For the six furlongs,

Baca No. 4,

Ten ponics faced the starter in this event and after a lot of joés- Ling at the start the field was nnally got away to a very-even start. Zircon, Duke of Nieblung and May were very prominent in the early stages of the race and although Ullswater was well : ́up entering the straight it appeared as if he was having some difficulty to get through at the distance post. Mr. Harriman, however, took hia pony on the outside and succeeded in catching the judge's eye by the email margin of a head, one and a half lengths separated second and third. The winner paid $37.70 for a win and $8.60 for a place."-

Race No. 5,

There were only three startera and abwas something resembling a procession. There was fully twelve lengths between each contestant from fag fall to the winning post. One Third won by many lengths with the same between second and third.

Raca No. B.

Five starter went to the post in this event which also turned out to be an easy thing for the winner who jumped to the front at the start and was never headed, finish. ing in front of," the well backed Westlake who kept Six Hundred four lengths in rear.

Race No. 7.

Siang Hiver was the most popular

win of the day principally oB BC-

court of the fact that he belongs

Also ran:-Branco (Mr. T. L. Wong); Chow, Tsze Loù (Mr. J. M. Loo).

Time: 1.35.

between second and third.

Won by one length; three lengths

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $14.60)

Places: Int, 85.10; 2nd $5.10. (Totalisator #1 Winners $9.30);" Cash Sweeps

1st ticket No. 12... €142,80 End

...... 40.80 3rd,

44........ · 20.40

The Trial Handicap: " 3 !! Class: Bix Furlongs.

Messrs. Dunbar and Reidy's Tar-

macadam (late Fame Hall)

(r. Chua) 1 Mr. N. Hashim's Sunning

Mr. Seth's Erstwhile

(Mr. Charles) 2

(Mr. G. U. Roza) 3 Also ran-As You Like It (Mr. Harriman); Full Moon (Mr, T. L. Wong); Man of War (Mr. Clark); Tarzan (Mr. Y. M. Loo)..

Time: 1.33.3-512 Won by many lengths; three lengths between second and third,

Pari-mutuel

Winner: $90,70,

Places: 1st, $13.40; End, $8.807 3rd, $8.50,».

Caah Sweeps:

1st, ticket No. 38.224.80

2nd,

3rd

84.80 3240

The Whileun Plate: Five Furlongi

to Dr. Fierce Grove, the joint For non-winning China ponies that master of the Fanling Bounds, All have started in Macao at least twice three, pony, owner and rider, re since January 1st, 1928, ceived an ovation as they returned Dr. S. To Wong's Ullswater to the paddock Pitchfork who was well ridden by Wong was only beaten by one length and paid "$41.80 for his effort. Little Darling

Ian third and paid $18.20,

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(Mr--Harriman) 1 Mr,-Hop Kee's Zircon II. (Iabe

Zarcon of Shanghai)

(Mr. Y. M. Loo) Messra, KC Lan and HC.

Lee's Duke of Nicblung

(Mr. T. L Wong)

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Zircon, Glory and Chin Hoi were the placings for the Sellers but Also zan-Dians (Mr. Fontes); the Stewards after an enquiry de Hailo (Mr. Charles); Isostacy (Mr. cided that Zircon had crossed My Toy (Mr. Proulx) Spring Day

Morgan) May (Mr. G. U: Roza) and awarded the race to Glory, Chin Hoi And Wild Fellow. Glory (Hr. Chun); Valour (Mr. Botelho), was put up for auction but received Time: Imin. 2014-5secs,

Race No. 9.

· Dr. Reidy won the last race with Tarzan" ridden by Mr. Harrunan. Man-of-War. made all the running to the distance post when Tarzanı was pushed through and won cum- fortably by one and a half lengths. Full Moon zan second half a length lia, rear.

Won by a head; one length and half between second and third. ⠀a.

Pari-mutuel

*** Winner: $37.70, --

Places: 1st, 18,60 2úd: $8,70 3rd, $13.70 Cash Sweeps

1st ticket No. 60%

3rd

$220,00

3280

The Hong Kong Plate: One Mile.

For all China ponies. Non-win

of this year allowed 10 lbs.

Mr. Three's One. Third

(Mr. Y. M. Loo).

| Mr. Luen 'Tick's Ma Kau Siac AAA (Mr. Rozs) 9. Mr. K.E' Chemial...(Mr. Chun) 3

Time: min 09.3-5accs. A Won by many lengths; many lengths between second and third.

Fari-mutuel

Winner: 6.50.

Place 1st, BED, Cash Sweeps:

Ist, ticket No. 26.

$344.40

2nd,

08.40

3rd,

49.20

The Trial Handicap:." (" Clasa: Six Furlongs,

For all China ponies...

Mesars. Wing Fat & Co's My

* Lady ........................... (3[*. Chun) i

Mr. S. Cheng's Westlake

(Mr. G. Roza) 2 Mr. S. Y. Linng's Six Hundred

(Mr. Charles) 3 Also ran-Pekin (Mr. Usher); Veloz. (Dr. T. Wong).

Time 1min 38.4-5secs. Won by many lengths; four lengths between second and third.

Pari-mutuel :---

Winner: 87.40.

Places: 1st, 85.60; 2nd, 07.10. Cash Sweeps

1st, ticket No. 02.....

3rd,

11

83....

11..

$319.20

£1.20

48.80

The Trial Handicap: “ D " Glass": Six Furlongs

For all China ponies. Mr. F. Pierce Grove's Siang

River (Mr. Efskine) 1 Mr. S. W-Cheng's Pitchfork,

(Dr. T. Wong) 2 Mr. Recreation's Little Darling

(Mr. G. Roza) 3

Also ran-King Constantine (Mr. Clark); Little River (Mr. Morgan); Movanagher (Mr. Rochardson); Scooter (Mr. Usher); Silver Mine (Mr. Harriman); Simon Legreć (Mr. Botelho); Tarzali (Mr. Millor); Wing Sin (Mr. Y. M. Loo).

Time: Imin. 39.2-5secs.

Won by a length; four lengths be tween second and third.

Pari-mutuel:-

Winner: $35.00.

Places: 1st, 812.50; 2nd,~$41.80; 3rd, $18.20.

Cash Sweeps:

1st, ticket No. 1...

2nd,

3rd,

$305.20

87.20

43.80

The June Selling Race: One Mile.

For all China ponies. If entered to be sold for $300,

Mesars. Cheng and Ng'a Glory

Nr. Clark)!

Mr. B. W. Hee's Chin Hoi

(Mr. Usher) Wild Fellow ...(Mr. T. Won) ?

Also ran: Copper Mine (Mr. Charles), Bugat

Time: Emin

16.3-5secs,

Won by half a length; two lengths between second and third.

-Pari-mutuel :-

Winner: $13.30,

Places: 1st, 67.20; 2nd, $12.50. ⠀ Cash Sweeps

1st, ticket No. 9........8254.80 35... $75.80 30.40

End,

3rd,

* The Juma Consolation Plate:

Half a Mile.

For all China ponies that have started at this Meeting" and not been placed.

Dr. L. Beidy's Tarzan

(Mr. Harriman)" 1 Mr. Hee Cheong's Man of War

(Mr. Charles) 2 Mr. Moon's Full Moon

(Mr. T. Wong) 3 Also" ran-Branco (Mr. Clark); Bpring Day (Mr. G. Roza),^^

Time: 1min." Eseca.

Won by one. length and a half;' half a length between second and third..

Pari-mutuel --

Winner: $40.30)||

Places: 1st, $91.20; 2nd, $7.

Cash Sweeps

let, ticket No. 9...

$221,20

2nd, -3rd.

53...

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