MACAO RACES.
MANY UPSETS OF FORM.
MA KAU SIAC WINS AGGREGATE STAKES.
STEWARDS HOLD ENQUIRY.
[BY EARLY BIRD.]"
Backers bad another bad day at the eleventh extra race meeting which was held by the Macao Race and Recreation Club yes- terday afternoon. Although the sun was notably absent until the Afth race he appeared then, and shore brightly until the Macno crack had won his race. Then he disappeared for the rest of the day. There was just sufficient suap in a light northerly, breeze to make those present either keep moving or else and a sheltered spot which allowed a peep at the racing.
"
With the exception of the two "A" Class events the finishes" were fairly good and the winner of the "O" Class event rather surprised everybody by winning easily to finish the race in better time than the "B" Class race
THE CLASSIC EVENT.
The classic event The Aggregate Stakes gave G. U. da Raza who rode the winner & chance of turning the tables on Mr. R. H. Charles who best him for the Aggregate Stakes in Hong Kong. Ma Kau Sine, the winner, won His race without being pushed.. His points now total twelve and it is a certainty that the Cup will go to his sporting owner. Dr. Carlos de Mello Leitao, tho Chairman of the General Committee.
Special praise is due to Mr. Paul Hodgson who officiated an starter. Novice riders who are mostly the cause of bad beginninga should endeavour to handle their ponies, instead of having them held at the post by sleepy mafoos who, invariably hang on to the "pony too lang which spoils whatever chance the animal bas of
winning his race.
4
MR. WONG SATISFIES THE STEWARDS.
The Stewards of the meeting held an inquiry into the running of Vilor Franta (late Zircon II.) who won the Second November Consolation Plate, the last event of the day. Mr. T. L Wong, the rider, was called before the Stewards to explain the difference of form as compared to his pony's running in the "B" Class Handicap where his mount ran last and the last event which he won. Mr. Wong was able to tender a satisfactory explanation" which closed the inquiry.
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Mr. Jimmy" Backhouse who rode the winner of the first event and incidently paid the biggest dividend of the day, succeed- ed in passing out of his novice class, as I expected he would before the close of the season.....
THE RACING DESCRIBED.
Ilha Verde Handicap "D" Class
Six candidates faced the starter
all non-winners of the present sea-
son.
took command and won by many
THE HONG KONG
THE RESULTS.
Iha Verde Hüdicap "D" Oliss,
DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 1928.
Mesra Lus and Leitao's Vila
Flor (late Kongchow)
(Mr. Backhouse) 1 Mr. E. B. Dowbiggin's Ploughman (Mr. Harriman) Major B. C. Lake's Fook Shau
(Mr. Proulx)
2 |
3
Also ran-Little Darling (Mr. Clark); Moranagher (Mr. Richard son); Hío de Janeiro (Mr. Botelho).
Time: 1min. 36.9-becs- Wan by a length; a neck betweep second and third.
Pari-mutael
Winner: 69, Places: 1st $7.70; 2nd, 85.70; 3rd, #6.20."
#1
"
"
1st, ticket No. ......$104.10 2nd,
• 57............ 28.00 3rd,"
8........... 14.00 Liba Vards Handicap "0" Class.
2
3
Mr Hosie's The Haugh
(Mr. Proulx) Mrs. R. H. Charles's May
(Mr. Clark) Major B. C. Lake's As You Like It (Hr. Harriman) Also rance of Spades (Mr. Shillington): Man-of-War (Mr. Pontes) Ullswater (Mr. T. L Wong) Vila Nova (Mr. McCart ney); Westlake (Mr. Charles).
Time: 1min. 35.3-3seca. Won by six lengths; one between between second and third.
Pari-mutuel
Winner: $13.50.
Places 1st, 88.80; 2nd, $20.40; ard. $10.50.
Cash Sweeps:-
Ilha Verde Handicap "B"
Ulass
Mr. Yam Man's Bright Prospect
(Mr. G. Roza) 1 Mr. N. Hashim's Sunning
(Mr. Charles)
Mr. K. H. Kay's Tarzan
CRICKET.
LEAGUE I.
CIVIL SERVICE v. c.c.o.
Bowling Analysis
Arcuili “Currconi
AR Min Madar..............
3 0
11
0
27 2
$
10 3 6 き
LEAGUE II KOWLOON 2nd XI. r. I.R.C. snd XI.
Kowloon C.C. 2nd XI. defeated the Playing on their own ground, the Indian R.C. 2nd XI, by six wickets
The Indian team made a poor stand against the home team's bowling, and were dismissed for 37 runs, while G. Lee took 5 wickets 98 runs. Madar was top scorer with for 28 runa
The tussle between the Civil Service 1st XI. and the Craigen- gower 1st XI. for the aupremacy of the Valley resulted in a draw. The game was played on the Civil Sex vice ground
Batting first, Craigergower were the given" an encouraging start by partnership of Lim (9:9)) and Zimmern (3). Omar followed with a very useful contribution of 38 for runs, and the side declared for 158
wickets. Kelly bowled ex-score with the loss of only 4 Kowloon passed their opponents back in good form. He took five wickets, A. E. F. Raven making a tremely well, and appeared to be wickets for runs.
The Civil Service made & deter- mined attempt to win, but failed by two runs only. Stumps were drawn when the score stood at 153 runs for seven wickets. The open- ing batsmen (Sayer, and Barrow) collected 78 rhs before being separated.
Scores→→→
Oralgengower 0.0.
H. P. Lim, e Wood, b. Kelly 29 "E Zimmern, e Sayer,
Kelly
U.. M. Omar, b. Kelly
92
S. Abbas, e Sayer, b Baker I
A. B. Hamson, c. Baker, b
Kelly
-
14-
B. W. Bradbury. b Kelly
R. C. Reed, b Baker
6
4. Kitchell, not out
4
Extras
10
Total (for wkts., dcc.).155
Bowling Analysis,
Oivil Service 0.0
2nd,
"
3rd,
**
1st, ticket. No. 3...
80...... 41.
$137.70
•
39.40 19.20
J1
"D. Fritz, F. Oliver, W, Young- sayé did not bal.
0. M. B.
W...
Ling
0 4
18 0-
Edmonds
8 2 31
0
'Kelly
14.4 29"
5
Sayer
4 023
Baker
I 99
Hawkins
0
15
G. R. Sayer, b Omar,
J. Barraw, b. Omar
F. J. de Rome, b Omar
49 27 0
A. E. Wood, e Zimmern, b
Hamson
A. R. Sutherland; b Omar... 23
F. Baker, b Oliver
21
11
B. C. K. Hawkins, runt out
Extras
19;,
Total (for 7 wickets)......133
thi
(Mr. Backhouse) 3 Also ran:-Glory (Mr. Clark); U. Un II. (Mr. Proulx); Velor (Mr. Harriman); Vila Branca (Mr. T. L. Wong).
Time: Imin. Jisées...
Won by a head; a length between second and third.
Pari-mutuel :-
Winner: 850.
Places: 1st. $11.80; 2nd, 87.60;D. Kelly, not out.
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lengths, a half a length separating
|
Activity from Loc Pun. The secand
3rd, $14.60.
Cash Sweepe
1st, ticket No. 17..... 2nd,
37..... 3rd,
$157.80
->.87..
40.20 22.00
Backers selected "Plaughmda
pony`is a likely looking customer and will score when he has develop
aa their first choice but once agained a little more stamina.
he disappeared. Movanagher who was second favourite never got a drum Little Darling who was
He
The Aggregate Stakes. ·
In a field of five Ma Kau Siac
Ilha Verde Handicap "A" Class
backed up his reputation as Macao's Mr. N. Hashim's My Lady crack by bambling away with the
(Mr. Clark) 1 principal race of the meeting The Dr. M. Leitao's Lao-pak (late
- Desert Wint)
(Mr. Harriman) 2 Alao ran:-Activity:-(Mr. T. L. Wong).
Time: 1min. 33.2-5secs. length between, second and third.
Won. by many lengths; half a
Pari-mutuel:-
Winner: 85.50. Place: 1st, 85.10 Cash Sweeps:-
F. H. Holdman, W. H. Ed- monds, F. J. Ling did not bat:
Bowling AnalysĪS.
Hamson Oliver..... Omar...... Abbas Fritz
M. R. W
42 I
7 0
29
29
4
80
ย 0 1 0 -4 1 97" 0
INDIAN R.C., R.A.
"
Playing on their own ground at Sookunpoo, the Indian R.C. regis tered their first win by defeating the Royal Artillery by 60 runs.
The home team opened the game $164.70 and collected 129 runs. "A. R 47.00 Minu contributed 57," being top 43-50 scorer for his side, while Sergt. Leach took 5 wickets for 26.
next in demand was the biggest disappointment of the race. had the best rider in the race and winner who has a great following got a wonderful start which, how in the Portuguese Colony was the ever, did not help him. Fook Shau looked to
most heavily backed pony of the have the race won at the day carrying almost three times the bend but owing to a pronounced number of backers of any other jazz movement which commenced at pony at the meeting. Wuzheng who the mile. post and continued well was next in demand was pulled in past the winning post he only just behind the winner at the commence- managed to secure a place. The ment of the race and was lying winner. Fil-Flor_Clate-Awang hands till de Roza put the pres chow) was beautifully handled by sure on his mount when he was left our leading novice who kept his well in rear but succeeded in hold- Dr. C. M. Leitan's Ma Kau Siac mount well at the tail of the field ing his advantage over the rest of till passing the mile post when he was sent through the field to win handily by a length. Ploughman separated Fook Shaw by a neck. The winner paid the best dividend of the meeting 869 for a win.
Tiha Verde Handicap "0" Olass,
(Mr. Backhouse) 3
Vila Nova (Mr. Fontes)..
Also ran:-Lao-Pak (Mr. 'Ip); |
1st, ticket No. 96....... —2ady————y 42...........
3rd, "
20........... " Fourth Aggregate Stakes.
the field to run in second four Mr. S. W. Cheng's Wuchang
(Mr. G. Rozn) 1 finiabed a lengths behind the winner, Caesar,
length further away Mr. Mancunian's Caesar
(Mr. Charles) 2 third.
The Novice Race... Owing to having his pony held at the start Dr. Wong spoiled what ever chance he had of winning.. Quite a capital idea to start these novice races in front of the dadges Haugh who has performed like idea of what the unfortunate starter box as it gives the race fans an hairy goat for a whole year has to contend with when he has succeeded in winning his first race. Securing a big break at the fall of to get a field of this discription 136, the flag he cracked up the half mile away together. The start of a race.*
is just as essential as the finish end,
In a field of eight starters The
Time: 2mins 11.2.5seco. Won by four lengths; one length between second and third.
Pari-mutuel!--
Winner: $5.10.
Places: 1st, $6.10; 2nd, 85.60. Cash Sweeps:-
ticket, No. 5166-An Mau
in a fraction over a minute to finish and why these young fellows do not 3rd, the distance in the good time of 1.35.3-5 which proved to be faster practice the art of making a speedy than the B Class Handicap. Set away is more than I can under- Ullswater who was well supported stand. However, it is good to let and had the services of T. L. Wong the public see where the blame for failed miserably as also did Peet fake who was ridden by Charles May who has been lame for some considerable time succeeded in early in the race and sat easy till
ing second place with the well backed A Fou Like It a length away third.
Tha Verde Handicap "B" Class: Seven starters faecd the dng with Sunning a hot favourite, but the bonny little grey Bright Prospect. magnificently handled by Mr. G. U.
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bad start lies. Mr. McCartney who rode the winner with commend able judgment placed his mount
J1
Side.
3904-Wachang. 3106-Caesar. 3274-Lao Pak. 7418-Vila Nova- 2976-Dawn.
2830-Loc Pak. 1006-My Lady. 3275-Veloz. 1377-Westlake. 8821-Wild Fellow.
The Novices Race.
in finally disposing of the rest of the bend where he had no difficulty
a medium classed bunch to win Mr. Cheuk Sued Lo's U. Un II. easily with three lengths to the
(Mr. McCartney) 1 good of Ace of Spades who succeed- Mr. Shillington's Ace of Spades ing in holding Grey Eyes down
(Mr, Shillington) 2 four lengths further away third. Dr. S. To Wong's Grey Eyes The Second November Consolation
(Dr. Wong) 3 Plate.
Also ran: Movanagher (Mr. Richardson); Dio de Janeiro (Mr. Botelho); Sutherland (Mr. Ip)."
Time: 2mina. 07.3-Mecs. Won by three lengths four lengths between second, and third.
Pari-mutuel
Winner: 86.20.
Places: $1st, $5.10; 2nd, $5.10; 3rd, 85.10.
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ist. ticket. No. 130...... .8231.801 2nd,
480......... 66.50 3rd,
23.10
da Rozs came through 'the Geld nåd Sunning who was the hot fav pipped" the favourite on the ourite for this event experienced post by a head. Tarzan who cams considerable interference which was with a great rush at the finish the cause of a mild upset when Fila succeeded in gaining third place Branca romped home to beat her while, the rest of the field were so by a head. The winner who drew close up that had the race been the raile at the start made the pace another ten yards anything might from a quick start. Sunning on -have-happened which is rather a the haunches of the leader when tribute to Mr. C: M. S. Alves, the negotiating the bend was locked in Handicapper. The winner rewards when Tarian came through on the his supporters by paying $55 for n
outside. Coming into the straight win and $11.80 for a place.
four of the field were running in hine with Sunning endeavouring to came through without success as she Messrs. Luz and Leitan's Vila was knocked back at every attempt. Branca (late Zircon II.) Charles realizing the futility of.. trying to get an opening came out Mr. N. Hashima's Buoning side the field with a strong effort which did not succeeded however, Mr. K. Kay's Tarzan as Wong pushed Vila Branca for- ward to win by a length with a half length separating Sunning from Zuzan la finished thirds
Ilha Verde Handicap "A" 0183.
This event provided My Lady with a run away victory in the very good time of 1.33-2-5 considering that the winner was only cantering past the winning post.. Two of the recently acquired additions to the Macao Stakese sat out to Either a little place money and get nh cys full of the, track for future The Stewards held en inquiry
engagements The race was fory uninteresting an Ay Lady quickly
into the running of Vila Brunca with the result as already stated.
Consolation Plate.
N
The Royal Artillery were dismis sed for 60 runs, Fogden being top scorer with 18 runs, Madar bowled well and took 3 wickets for six
rung.
·Scores:
Indian R.C.
A el Arculli, e Musson, b
Christian
S. Ismail, run out
A. H. Madar, Lb.w., b Chris
tjan
J. S. A. Carreem, c Miller,
b Christian...
12
A. R. Minu, e and b Leach... 57
A. H. Ramjabo, e and b
Leach
O. Ismail, e Fogden, b Chris-
tian"
S. A. Ismail, e ́and b Leach 4
J. 8. Ackber, e Darrant, b.
Leach
A. K. Minu, not out A. Rahmin, b Leach
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis
Q M. 1.
Christian Миввол Leach
IN
76
4
8
1
25 0
1 26 5
Royal Artillery,
Mr. Gnr. Fogden, b Arculli. 18. Bdr. Taylor, e 8. A. Ismail,
b Curreemmin Sergt. Leach, b Curreem. Lt. A. H. Musson, e Madar,
b A R. Minu
Lt. Miller, e Ackher, b
Arcalli
Gnr. Oliver, "b Madar
Lt. Col. W. F. Christian, c -Cureom, bA, B. Mina
Capt. A. S. C. Kennedy, b
Madarinar
Gar Darrant, b A. R.
Minu
Sergt. Glazebrook, c Cur
reem, b Madar
Bdr. Radford, not out.
(Mr. T. Wong) 1
Extras
Total
Part-mutiel-
(Mr. Charles) 2
(Mr. Backhouse) 3 Also iran':-Glory (Mr. Clark); Velor (Mr. Gaza),
Timeline Won by a length half a length between second and third, (Continued at foot of nert column,)
3
1
Places: 1st, 322.50; 2nd, 28.40. Cash wecpe:
---át: ticket-No
Bad 3rd,
18
24
fine contribution of 38 not out.
Scores:-
I.R.C. and XI ........ K.C.C. and XL
09
RECREIO «. POLICE R.C.
Division II ***P* W, D. Pta
3 0
B
0
8
0
1
Crossing axer to Kowloon the Indian R.C.-and-s10 Pulic R.C. wete decisively beaten R.E. and S. by the Club Recreio,
K.CC. 2nd
Police R.C.
Batting at the beme team de- Recreio clared with 170 runs for six wickets. C.0.0, and Guterres (47) and Pinna (38) being top scorers for their side.
The Police could only muster 28 runa, while no member of the team got into double figures. "Sousa and creio, the former taking wickets Alves formed the battery for Ro- for 13.
Scores
Club de Recreio: 170 far wickets (declared). Police R.C.: 23.
&
6 08
0 F
1. 0 I 0
0 4
0
University and... 2 1 1 Royal Navy 2nd CS.C.C. 2nd.... Electric B. C.
4.0.0........ H.K.C.C, 2nd... 1
R.A.S.C.
ELECTRIC R.C. r. R.E. & S.
Corps of Signals defeated the Elec. C.
The Roral Engineers and Royal tric R.C. by 38 runs. The "Ser- vice team batted first and scored
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
ROYAL NAVY . H.K.GC.
drew with the Royal Navy. At King's Park, the Hong Kong The Club" declared with 153 runs for 8 wickets, while the Navy. 10 rups, Sig. Waters contributing replied with 101 runs for 9 wickets, 21 runs as top scorer...
the last two Navy batsmen playing out for time without scoring.
Scores:-
C.C.C. 2nd XI. v. CIVIL SERVICE little headway against the bowling The Electric team could made
of
Lieut. Col. Wyatt and Col. Skinner who bowled throughout the
End XI
Crossing over to the Craigen-game. gower CC, the Civil Service and XI. were more fortunate than their 1st team and came away vic- terious thanks to their opponents. eporting declaration.
The Craigengower 2nd XI. batted extremely well, and declared with 155 runs for 7 wickets. G. Lix (38) not out) and C. Wong (31 not out) putting up a very fire partnership at the end of the innings.
Lieut. Col. Wyatt took 4 wickets for 21 runs, while Col. Skinner returns a very good aver- age of five for 20
Scorers:-
R. E and Signals: 101. Electric R.C.; 43.
LEAGUE TABLES.
{
The positions in the league to date
Division I.
The Civil Service team started are:- well, and although chances remain- ed even till near the end, the fail- ing light was in favour of the batsmen who scored in quick succes sion. Grimmitt making 16 not out in record time. "
Scores
Craigengower: 155 for 7
wickets, declared. Civil Servico 2nd XI: 162
for 4 wickets.
+
P. W. D. L Pts.
1. "1 1 4
Indian R.C. Kowloon C.C.... 1 Hong Kong C.C. 1 Civil Service ... 1 Craigengower. 1 Royal Artillery. 1 Royal Navy University.0 Chinese R.C.
0 0
3
0 01 01 01 0 1
101
Hoar Kong G
A. W. Hayward, e Large, b
Watch
18
0. Moor, e Phillips, b Large 16 Capt. A. N. Evers, b Trusler 35 Rev. E. K. Quick, e Giles, b
Trusier
H. Owen Hughes; c Giles, b
Trusler
T. D. E. Pendered, b Large V. Parker, not out ...........
ER. Duckitt, not out
Extras
Total (for 6 wkts...
31
.13
dec.).153
KH. Batger, H. Hampton,
G. R. Vallack did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
Large Watch
Hil
0
Tate
Trusler
0
0 0 1 0 0.00 000
0 0
0 0
0. M.
18
32
ย 0
44
0 0
30
*** 31.10
7 1 24
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