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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY,

HONG KONG RACES.

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TO-DAY'S MEETING.

He was beaten but not disgraced, and I have every confidence that he will regain his supporters' con- fidence after his race this after-

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APRIL 13, 1929.

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CLASS PONIES HAVE

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[By Early Bird.] The Third Extra Race Meeting of the Hong Kong Jockey Club will be decided at Happy Valley this afternoon, the first race commenc- ing at 2.15 p.m. sharp.

The events have produced liberal entries from oners, who will have a variety of races in which to start their contenders.

There are two races for Subscrip- tion Griffins, three races for "B" Class and four races for "A" Ciass ponica. Class get nothing at all, which to say the least of it a bad business, as most of our

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small owners will have to run their ponies in races where they will be outclassed or else leave them in the stable with no chance of collect ing a little for upkeep.

CANDIDATES' CHANGES. April Stakes.

The curtain raiser, which is a mile event for subscription griffins should supply the biggest turnout of the day. Mr. Heard, the crack jockey, will have the moùnt "on" False Alarm, but much as I admire his ability in the saddle I am afraid he will not be able to win the race unless he is a bigger marvel than I think he is. However, it is a moral certainty that he will be in at the finish. so I would advise backers to get on for a place.

Although ♫ disappointment to

date, Sunshine looks to have a very good chance in this event and with the assistance of Mr. Marriman

should just about catch the judge's

eye.

Ptarmigan in the light of part performances should run well and

may possibly cause a surprise if he is suited by the going.

Duke of Normandy should not be forgotten as he is a good healthy pony, and will be served well with Mr. T. L. Wong as his jockey.

Boa Vista Handicap "A" Class.

This six furlong sprint should be a good thing for Thunderbolt, who is one pound less weight for inches,

which considering the weight that The Pheasant or The Jamaica will have to carry should not be too much for the game little brown

pony.

Mr. Heard will have the mount on Lock Alsh, who may do better than a third, which he registered at the last meeting with a faster race over a shorter distance.

The Monk, piloted by Mr. Wong, is a great danger here although he has a good weight to carry. He is quite likely to register his first win for his new owner.

Moukhail will be ridden by Mr. Stanton, who has supplied us with. some very worthy offerings in the at Billmayanly...come home a winner.

Morrison Hill Handicap. Mowgli, who ran a beautiful race when he

second to The Pheasant last meeting in the won- derful time of 2.08 should have"no

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is at the top of his form at the Adams, Mr. Q. White, Mr. D. mount he may give his supporters Black, Mr. T. J. Fawcett, Miss H. another handy dividend in this R. Korte, Mr. C. T. Pendrey, event, if he goes to the post. » Mr. and Mrs. Mackie, two children

Young Pretender is equal to the and infant, Miss E. Gedart, Miss JCJL distance, and was considered a per-Y. N. Brett Mrs. Freeman, Miss former of some note "last season, but as he does not appear to be in winning form just now it may be better to play him for place moner.

D'Aguilar Plate.

Monterey Bay is another conten- der who will take a lot of catching it he once geta going, and in view of his aterling performance against Pickle at the last meeting he must not be forgotten.“here.

Imperial Hall and Buster are amongst the likely place, getters and are worth a small wager.

Freeman and child, --P.Q.--- Olley, P.O. Stroud, O.S. Watts, 0.5 Sargison, 0.8. Shepherd, 0.5, Dalrymple, C.P.O. Hooper, C.P.O Suttill OP.O. Fring, O.S. Gar- land, Tele. J. S. Clarke, Tele. F. Duke of Chantilly is a likely cau- S. Clarke, O.S. Franklin, Lieut. didate for this spirit event, and F. Edds, Marino L Bate although he has done nothing to chelor, Mr. T. Sparshott, Miss speak of since the big meeting D. G. M. Wolfe, Miss A. M. am confdent he will carry of this, Davies, Mr. J. W. Ridley, Mr. R event this afternoon.

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Boa Vista Handicap. Rummy, with Mr. Heard in the saddle, should have a good chance of annexing this event. He is a great little fighter, and if it comes to a hard finish his grit will prob- ably get him the award.

Half Pint may have a chance of getting into the place money, a he is lightly weighted, and is in fine trim at the moment. He is well suited for the distance.

Messrs. Hynes and Mackie's can- didate if started here may figure amongst the placings.

Morrison Hill Handicap. If Pickle is reserved for this event he should not be far away at the

finish.

or Duke of Chantilly and he is Mr. Heard may ride Huntington

liable to win with either.

Young Pretender may also be held over for this event, and he may perhaps, supply backers with little compensation for his defeat at the last meeting.

140 lbs. requires a deal of making City Hall may also start, but as

it is almost certain he will have to carry a lot of overweight.

Wahad. M. Magat, Can A. Sin, Tec Chen. Mr. Low Choon Choo, Kr. Cheng Young Yen, Mr. C. Salter, Marteus, Mr. Lee Hon Pring. Mr. and Mrs. A. Winknor, Mr. H.

Madame Lee Soon, Mrs. Lee Keng Thye, Hise Leó Gook Teen, Mr. and Kellet Handicap "B" Class. Mrs. Wan Dong Shaw, Mr. T. King's Fallock, who dead-heated Storey, Mrs C. F. Bankeg, Mrs. W. with Fifty Fifty at the last meeting, Finktine, Mr. E. G. Speakman, although carrying a 5 lb. penalty Miss M. I. Morrs, Mr. and Mrs. R. is not entirely out of the picture, Jones. and will make a good race with AL.

Fifty

Stanton's candidate, Fifty may also go to the post here, and if his second to Erin's Isle counts for anything he should somewhere handy at the finish.

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Blue Danube, with his weight for inches, is also nicely placed in this event. and should give, a good sc. count of himself if he goes to the

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Glory is unsuited by the distance and would prefer a spirit event:

Chow Taze Lon is more to my liking for a place as he ran a good race in the sellers. at the last

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EUROPEAN BOXING. DRAW IN MIDDLEWEIGHT

CONTEST.

event over the same distance-an advantage of 0 pounds.

Christmas Chimes, on account of his last win, will have to carry 139 lbs., which means that he will have to give Winsome Stag 10 lbs. I think this will prove to be too much.

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Chesapeake Bay is a speed mer- chant of class if he can only be in- duced to run straight, but he has a most objectionable habit of boring out when pushed, which inevitably causes his downfall.

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