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HONG KONG RACE MEETING. they approached the rock which put

FIRST DAY RESULTS OF EASTER

FIXTURE.

MR. A. J. P. HEARD RIDES FOUR WINNERS.

WINSOME STAG'S GREAT, GALLOP.

[BY EARLY BIRD.].

A most attractive card was provided at Happy Valley on Saturday when the first day of the Easter Meeting was decided and Although the attendance was not up to average the racing was in-" teresting throughout.

The John Peal" stable scored a useful double with Hunting- ton and Skinfaxi while Mr. B. D. F. Beith shared in the success of Christmas Chimes, who accounted for the principal race of the day, and Tangle who took the Commonwealth Handicap "C" Class,

Mr. A. J. P. Heard carried on the good work which has made his name a household word for a considerable number of years, and successfully showed our local riders why the Hong Kong owners endeavour to get the services of Shanghai jockeys wherever it is possible. -

The Handicappers, Messrs. C. M. S. Alvos and H. W. Moon, should be very pleased with themselves, after Saturday's show, as looking over the finishes I find the decisions were five faces won in- side the margin of one length, two inside two lengths and two inside three lengths.

"

Monterey Bay, who I tipped for the Commonwealth Handicap "A" Class,' succeeded in winning the event, and rewarded his sup- porters with a big dividend of $375.50,

M

Mr. Y M. Loo is to be congratulated on his purchase, în spite of the advice of quite a number of critics, who were sure his pony, was broken down and would never win a race. I wonder what his late owner thinks about it?

The going was a little on the bad side and quite a number of owners declared that they were inclined to think that the diap- pointing display of their contenders could be attributed to this

CBUS.

THE RACING.

second berth holding a challenge off which was made by Blue Danube

who collected third money.

The Duke of Melrose is a sweet young thing with a temper of his own and refused to allow his jockey to mount for a long time. When be was finally persuaded to be good and got going after a fairly good start, he ran as was expected, and finished with the also rans

him out of the race for keeps,

The Pheasant ran a game race with his big weight of 185 lbs, and, considering the going, did well to be within one and a half length of the winners at the finish. Mowgli disappointed badly and was a long way back at the Anish,

Union Piste,

Mr. Heard won this event quite casily by the comfortable margia of three lengths. "The Jungle Book and Zephyr were well away at the fall of the fag but did not manage to catch the eye of the judge at the finish. Sunshine, nicely ridden by Mr. Backhouse, minde, a strong effort, which, however, did not connect as the favourits was going very casily and had the race well won from the moment he was timed to make his forward move- ment. Mountain Air was full of running at the finish and just succeeded in displacing Zephyr, who was being mibjected to a course of" can see can savee" by Mr. Harold Seth, the veteran rider.

Dominion Plata,

As The Ape fell back at the foot of the incline I thought it was a thousand to one against his chance of winning but this game little animal well handled by Mr. Harri- man had another try and eventually' collected the money. The race was very slow at the beginning with the Jamaica pulling double till coming down from the rock when he went to the front and was in charge as they entered the straight. Na

The pacemaker, Flying Stag. which had fallen back, was being hard ridden by Soares and coming alongside. The Jamaica joined the issue with Lock Alah at the "mile past. Mr. Harriman whose mount was having a second win was nearly shut in at the distance post but finally extricated himself and an exciting set to resulted in The Ape getting the verdict by half a length with Flying Stag second and Lock! Alsh third

Empire Handicap "A"1 Glass. Stag cut out the one mile and a Despite the sticky going Winsome!

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Unplaced ponies of 850 each:

Betting

Cash Sweep.

Winner. Place.

Ticket No.. 1

81,821.20

Tangle..... Dark Eyes Pumpkin

ONI

635

408

463.20

201

470

351 ..........

231.60

110

19"

81.

113

Nos, 608, 577, 510, 115,..

Inca

40

78

Betting.

Half Pint

48

89

Winber. Place.

Rummy

41

74

Imperial Hall

619 914

23

44

Young Pretender

410

581

33

81

Tarmacadam

169

399

8.5

Peck

110

928

13

20

Our Prince

108

264

38

>>127

"

.....36 ... 100

Zephyr

Silver Stag Alderley Touch Wood Movanagher 3-Commonwealth Handicap "B"

Class: Six Furlongs. For China ponies. 1st prize 8400; 2nd prize $150; 3rd prize 8100. Mr. John Peel's Hungtington, 157

Ibe. (Mr. Heard) 1 Messrs. Stanton and Reidy's

Blue World, 159 lbs.

(Mr. Stanton)

Mr. Tam Man's Blue Danube, 151

lbs. ............... (Mr. da Roza) 3 Also ran-Thunderbolt" (Mr.

Monterey Bay ... City Hall 6-Empire Handicap "B" Class: 14 Miles,

For, China ponies; 1st prize #450; 2nd prize $200; 3rd prize 8100. Mr. Ya Man's Fifty-Fifty 157

Tha. (Mr. da Roza) "1 Mr. Dynasty's King's Falloth

152 Jbs..........(Mr. Bülteel) *T Mr. W. E. L. Shenton's The

Pheasant, 163 lbs.

Also

(Mr. Clark) 3 ran-Loch Etive" (Mr.

Prospect (Mr.

Soares); Ace of Spades (Mr. Lee); Heard); As You Like It (Mr. Brigade' Call (Mr. Churchill): | Clarke); Bright Desert Storm (MF. Loo); Duke of Backhouse); Doubtful (Mr. · Lod); Melrose (Mr. Harriman): Duke of Fanling Stag (Mr. McCartney); Nieblung (Mr. Reidy); Erin's Isle Little Thunder (Mr. Wong); Mowgli (Mr. Charles); Gold Medal (Mr. (Mr. Reidy); Nara Stag (Mr. Harri- Newbiggin); Rom Tong Hall (Mr.man); U Un II. (Mr., Proulx). Wang Sunning (Mr. Clark): Twi Time: 2min. 43.3-5secs. Light Eve (Mr. Mockler); White Mist (Mr. Blackhouse),

Pari-mutuel.

Colonial Stakes · Winsome Stag would have been a cinch for this event, but as his

This performance is a very good connections decided to keep him for

one considering the state of the the last race I will take the credit

track which was very sticky in of tipping the winner in my notes

places. Winsome Stag on his run- on Friday. Bakers Bay on form

ning could have easily won the was easily the best thing in the

Aggregate Stokes and I am indeed race, and, as he has beaten the

The Aggregate Stakes.

surprised that he was not taken out others in other races I thought the

in the classic as I consider (in the

Time: min. 33.2-5secs. dividend of 39 very good. What I

Only three starters faced the flag absence of Boxing. Eve) be is the Fifteen starters: Wen by two and cannot understand is, why O'Moon Heard with the hat trick, and the Soares, who rode the winner, made tween second and third.

in this event which provided Mr. best pony in the Colony. Mr. a half lengths; three lengths be was backed to beat San Francisco. The latter pony when owned by the public with a thrilling and interest all his own running and I consider late Mr. H. P. White at the lasting finish..

his win very creditable in view of Christmas Chimes was the public his long absence from the game. 1929 meeting carried 160 lbs, and beat O'Moon who was only carry fancy and getting the rails at the Pickle, with a very light impost of ing 145 lbs. On Saturday the start he proceeded to make things 144 lbs., looked to have a winning weights were San Francisco. 158 merry for his companion, the Duke chance entering the straight but Ibs. O Moon 158 lbs., yet in spite of Chantilly, who essayed the task finally settled down and accom of being 13 lbs. and a licking to the of keeping the pacemaker company, panied Town Hall to provide a dead bad since they last met, O'Moon Chesapeake Bay who was keeping heat for second place. was considerably the better backed Wong busy was being hard held a pony of the two. The race proved few lengths in rear of the leaders.

At the football stands Chesapeake how utterly wrong his supporters were for the distinguished bay made Bay was sent up to join the others all the running to be pipped on the and came into the straight with tons post by the small margin of a head, of running and looked all over while the fancied roan was com winner at the distance post when pelled to amble in four lengths he endeavoured to run wide and away third. In spite of a contem-subsequently changed over when a porary assertion that Mr. T. 0. stride on the proper leg would have Bulteel had not increased his lead landed him a winner.

The time registered was fairly earlier, I am of the opinion that Mr. Bulteel rode an excellent race good considering the sticky state which did not suffer by comparison of the course, and if the going is with the best of San Francisco's better to-day I have an idea that Chesapeake Bay will figure amongst previous performances.

the winner

Commonwealth Handicap "A”.

Olass. This is where. Mr. Heard· gat going and with the help of his Almost knocked off his feet by his mount Tangle notched up his first own stable mate, City Hall was win of the day Tangle who was prevented from returning a huge. carrying top weight (160 lbs.) was dividend to his thirty-six backers in made favourite and Dark Eyes who this event. beat the first named at the last Monterey Bay, my selection, sup meeting was second favourite, hav-plied the doings and his supporters ing only incurred a penalty of two were to be seen swanking around pounds for his win at the last meet the enclosure with bulging pocketa and a smile that would have done ing.

May was away with the flag at credit to one of Wally Banvard's the start but was overhauled by comedians! And no wonder, for this Half Pint at the rock who in turn winner paid $175,50.

Commonwealth HandicapŊ”

glass.

:

1-Colonial Stakes; Five Furlongs

For China ponies. Weight for. inches as per scale. Jockey allow

1st prize $400; 2nd prize $150; 3rd-prizé $100. Mr. L. Dunbar's Bakers Bay, 158.

(Mr. da Roza) 1 Messrs. Bennett and Cave's San

Francisco, 168 lbs.

(Mr. Bultcel) 2 Messrs. Liang and Wong's

O'Moon; 158 lbs.

Ibs.

(Mr. Wong), 3 Also ran:-Glory (Mr. Charles). · Time: 1min. 16seca.. Four starters Won by a head: four lengths between second and third..

Pari-mutuel.

$0.00 -6,20 9.80

Winner Pince 1st

2nd

Cash Sweep. Ticket No. 319. $779.80 222.80 111.40

"

Bakers Bay O'Moon

San Francisco......

Twelve starters: Dead heat; one and a half lengths between firsts and third,

Pari-mutuel. Winner:

King's Falloch Filty-Fifty

Place, "Ist:

346

448. 193.80

Unplaced ponies of 950 each.- Nos. 587, 250, 230, 492, 209, 356, 307, 118, 395.

$18.10.

15:30

Winner Place, 1st

$10.70

94

7.20

2nd

77

3rd

23.30 18.60

King's Falloch Firty-Fifty

3rd

9,50

9.30

50-

Gash Sweep.

Cash Sweep.

Ticket No. 100

Ticket No. 72

$872.10

359

13

+1

150

$1,055.60- 301.60 150.80

872.10

Unplaced ponies of 980 each: Nos. 138, 448, 233, 139, 381, 496, 191, 146, 380, 487, 383, 983. Betting

Winner. Place. Huntington .......... 485

Betting

Winner. Place."

The Pheasant

411

€20

724.,

Fifty-Fifty.

915

357

Thunderbolt 170

408

934

309

Sunning

172

277

King's Falloch

212

340

Duke of Melrose

.57

113

Loch Etive,

168

367

Kom Tong Hall .......

55

130

En Un IL n

133

160

Blue Danube

52

190

Little Thunder

74

118

Blue World

43

69

As You Like It

23

Erin's Isle

100

Nara Stag

ein

Duke of Nieblung

33

et

Bright Prospect

X12

15

Brigade Call

12

18

Doubtful

12

Gold Medal.....

8

..19

Fanling Stag...............*** 7

White Mist.......... Twilight Eve

17

18

Desert Storm ...... Ace of Spades

32

30

14

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4.-First Aggregate Stakes: One Mlle.

Mowgli

69

43 15

7.---Union Plate: Six Furlongs. For China ponies, kon-winning subscription griffins of this Club of this season. Weight for inches as per scale. Jockey allowance. 1st. price 8400, 2nd prize #150; 3rd prize $100. Mr John Peel's Skinfaxi, 185 lbs.

(Mr. Heard) 1 Mr. Gubbars's Sunshine, 152 lbs.

(Mr. Backhouse) → Mr. Topside's Mountain Air, 155

lbs.

(Mr. Harriman)" Also ran:-Zephyr (Mt. Beth);" Aberdeen (Mr. Buteel);". Bronze Idol (Mr. Charles); Duke of Nor mandy (Mr. Wong): False Alarm (Mr, da Boza) 3 (Mr. Newbiggin); King's Parade

Value 8800. For all China ponies. 2nd prize 8300; 3rd prize $150. Messrs. Beith & Heard's Christ-

mas Chimes, 154 lbs.

(Mr. Heard) Messrs. Hinson and Wong's Chesapeake Bay 154 lbs.

(Mr. Wong) 2 Messrs Lau and Lee's Duke of

Chantilly, 154 lbs.

ནྭ

Time: 2mins. 05seca.

(Mr. Churchill); Papaya (Mr. Three starters: Won by a head; Clark), Pink Pearl (Mr. Ho Sai four lengths between second and Man) Sapron (Mr. Clarke); Sun- loch (Mr. Reidy); The Jungle Book

· (Mz, da Boza).^.

Time: min. 34,4-5secu, *:

356

Unplaced pony (850) No. 299.

Betting

Winner. Place.

444

318

254

248

181

101

third.

Glory hun.... 13

14

Pari-mutuel.

Winner... Place, 1st á

Cash Sweep Ticket No. 1

$8.50 8.30

$2,755.20

487

13

108

787.20 303.60

73

Winner

$0.80

303 188

Place, 1st

6.70

91

2ad' -15" ard

Ticket Nd. 272

28.00

16.80

Cash Sweep.

$1,356.60

11

↓

258: - 499

387.00

was headed by Alderly coming Tarmacadam, who is reputed, to down the incline who subsequently be a mud lark, set the pace and faded out of the picture when he held a commanding lead for seventy- ran wide entering the straight, five per cent of the journey but Tangle gradually got on terms with somehow or other when he was the leaders and eventually staved really needed he was absent without of a challenge by Half Pint, Inen leave as he could not be sighted and Rummy to finish in that order-amongst the real battlers, who, Considering that Inca was carrying headed by Young Pretenders (whose 2-Commonwealth Handicap “O' 157 lbs. his performance was rather jockey, * Tommy Bulteel, had

Glass: Six Furlonga. good and I would advise backers to pinched the rails from Harriman) keep him, in mind to-day.

was having a ding dong argument Mesare. Dyer and Beith's Tangle, 169 lbs. (Mr. Heard) with Monterey Bay in the centre, Mr. Splits's Half Pint, 144 lbs. Imperial Hall on the outside, and City Hall trying to find an opening Messrs. Ip and Mo's Inca. 157

(Mr. Earriman) 2 With so many other good con in the rear..

(Mr. de Roza) 3 tenders in the race Huntington, the As they passed the distancs post Tbs. winner, got past me in the selecthe leaders were all in a line and Also ran-Rummy (Mr. Reidy); tions, and, to be candid.I had never it was anybody's race and with no Alderley (Mr. Backhouse); Dark seen him before I saw him in the Johnnie" Heard to worry about, Eyes (Mr. Bulteel); May (Mr. paddock, after which I altered my the riders of the leading three were Charles); Movanagher (Mr. Mock- opinion about backing Sunning and at it hammer and tongs, and, with ler); Pumpkin (Mr. Clark); Bilver finally had a few to win on John the odds alightly in favour of Young Stag (Mr. Wong); Touch Wood nic's mount. He did not dis Pretender and Imperial Hall. Mr. (Mr. Stanton); Zephyr (Mr. Chur appoint, bless his little heart, and Loo stayed on to bent, the first chill). M

Commonwealth Handicap "B" Class.

I am confident he could have car named by half a length, with the Time: 1min. 36.2-6secs. ried another ten pounds and then last named a neck away third. won if he had been required to do

Empire Handicap "B" Class,

Twelve starters Won by one and a half lengths; half a length be- tween second and third.

Huntington showed the way at Recently relegated from "A" the fall of the flag with Bunning Class to "B" Class Fifty-Fifty ran-Winner Blue Danube, and Erin's Isle mosta rattling good race to provide a prominent of the others Hunting dead heat with King's Falloch, who ton was still in front after going was No. 4 in the list of fancied the biggest part of the journey, candidates. Mr. Roza took his Just before entering the straight mount to the front at lag fall and Sunning began a forward movement U. Un IL. kept company for a time on the rail which, however, amount when he faded ont and colliding ed to nothing as the faded out when with Loch Etive interfered to some Mr. Clarkc tried to push her through extent with the latter's chance of

-Betting." Christmas Chimes.... 924 Chesapeake Bay 688. Duke of Chantilly '... $49 5.-Commonwealth Handicap "A"

Class: Six Furlongs. For China ponica. Tat prize 8600;1 2nd prize $150; 3rd $100. Mr. Hau Un's Monterey Boy, 146

Ibs,

(Mr. Loo), 1

Mr. Dynasty's Young Pretender,

·162 Iba. ................ (Mr. Bulteel) 2 Mr. Ho Kom Tong's Imperial

Hall, 151 lbs...(Mr. Wong) 3 Also ran-City Hall (Mr. Back- house); Our Prince (Mr. da Hoza); Peck (Mr. Clark); Tarmacadam (Mr. Harziman).

Time loin, 32.4-seca.: Seven afdrters: Won by half a length; a neck between second and third.

Fourteen starters! Won by three lengths; one length between second and third

Pari-mutuel.

103.80 Unplaced ponies of $50 each: Nos. 362, 606, 256, 550, 625, 504,518, 370, 296, 245, 376.

Skinfaxi Duke of Normandy

II. Гардул

Bunloch

Detting

Winner, Place. 634. 028

245

125

80

·70 124

68

Mountain Air

Pari-mutuel.

$14.80

Zephyr

Place, 1st 2nd 3rd

7.20

21.80 24.10

Aberdeen

Sunshine

Vaih Sincep

Bronze Idol

"99.

Ticket No. 300

:02

€852.00

243.00 121.80

The Jungle Book

15)

Pari-mutuel.

Kings Parade

10:

Unplaced potics of $50 each :—

Winner Place, Tat

End

8175.50 ***13.70

Sopron

Pink Pearl

8.90

False Alarm

17

3rd

.0.20

(Continued on page D).

at the distance post. Blue World winning. Fanling Stag made a Nos, 145, 189, 15, 203, 184, 60, 120, came through the field and filled spectacular run on the outside as 242, 408,