1930-01-27 — Page 2

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1930.

RACING AND SPORTS NEWS.

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THERE ARE NUMEROUS

BEERS STYLED

PILSNER"

BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE

́ORIGINAL & GENUINE

HIGHER FEES FOR JOCKEYS. CANERA "EATS" BIG

36

PERCENTAGE: BASIS SUGGESTED.

The Jockey Club, the National Hunt Committee, anany English owners, and all jockeys, are fol- lowing with a close personal inte- rest an experiment which is con

templated by the principal racing

society in France.

There will shortly come up for onfirmation a new rule that not cnly shall the rates for 'n jocker's

BOY PETERSEN.

FIRST ROUND. VICTORY.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY. }

NEW YORK, Jan. 23. Camera, the 19 stone, 3 in.

pugilist knocked out "Big Boy"

Petersen (14 stone; 13 lbs.) "of Minneapolis in the first round of a ten-round bout. Petersen was hit by Canera four times for various

'PILSNER URQUELL losing, rides be increased, but that counts before being finally disposed

Bier

Bürgerlichen Braut Gts. IN PILSEN

brewed at Lp owa ofis en from which it derives its name.

Insist upon PILSNER URQUELL, the original PILSNER BEER.

Call for

there shall be a substituted percent- | of, age on the stakes instead of any set fee for a winning ride..

It is suggested that the 10 per eemt. of the stakes which many owners in both England and France. give their retained riders; as well as their trainers, may be the gruer- Fal rufe

Five-Guinea Winners,

A free-lance jockey on the flat in England, receives five guineas

7

This was Cantra's first American

appearance.

"HE CAN'T BOX AND LOSES

HIS TEMPER.”

"WE SHOULD NOT PUT HIM

IN THE RING."

roused

'It will be remembered that Carnera'S "netbuds " storm of opposition in England, and the following extract from an

for a winning and three guincas English paper shows what lending for cash losing mount. It is realis-apartmen thought of him :-

continue fighting in England?

ed that, over jumps, the risk is Should Carnera be allowed to greater the mounts fewer, and that there are only retainers in the case of the men most sought after, so the fees are rightly higher. They depend, too, on the galue of the stake. Presuming that the event is worth eighty-five guineas, the fee is en guineas for a winning and five guineas for a losing mount.

There are indications that a vast and growing body of public opinien is definitely hostile to any further appearances in the ring by the giant who cannot fight, cannot Lontrol his temper, and cannot be regarded as anything more than a commercialised mankiller.

Mr. James Douglas, in a vigor. ously phrased denunciation of Car. nera savagery, recently demanded Gordon Richards, the flat cham-(but without effect) that for the Home pion of the year, would, apart good name of Britain the

Scerdary should forbid Carnern's Lrom retainers, preacnts, and ex- Lee, receive about £3,000 in fees fight at the Albert Hall last month. alons If all the jockeys who rode for the Whatcombe stabiles lait year were on a 10 per cent, basis they should share in £7,500-apart, of course, from the fees for losing mounts,

Michael Beary would, however, as the jockey retained by HH: the Prime Aga Khan, who won nearly £40,000 in stakes, be the best off..

It is estimated that, in England, the stakes amount annually to the greater part of £600,000. If the Sole Agents for Hong Kong:- rider of every winner was on a 10

"U" BEER D is to

A. S. WATSON & CO.

per cent basis, this would mean that nearly £60,000 could be dis- tributed among the winners alone. The views of owners as well na Jockeys would have to be taken be- lore the French suggestion was ud- opted, but the whole subject is bound to crop up before very long.

"It is the duty of the police," he writes, "to prevent murder and manslaughter. Carnera is incapable of self-control.

"Ho has already shown that he may kill his opponent. He may kill the referee.. He may kill one of his seconds. It is a national disgrace to tolerate another ex hibition like this."

In his objection to the Carnera fight, 31r. Douglas had the support of Lord Lonsdale, the wisest and most influential man in British sport

Lord Lonadale declared that--

"We (the British Board of Con- trol) should not put Carnera in the ring. He doesn't conform to our idea of how a fighting man should behave.

"Until he learns to control himself, we don't feel that we ar acting in the best intereste of boxing if we give him our support.'

THE TIGER'S CHANCES IN THE DERBY,

BIG GRIFFIN SHAPING WELL IN GALLOPS:

MR. HARRIMAN'S MOUNT.

TRAINING NOTES AND TIMES.

[BY MORNING DEW.”]

The main feature of the week-end | are already a number of people who gallops was the good performance enn visualize Messrs. Tester and by a number of Derby candidates. Abraham's colours catching the "Several of these were clocked" | judge's eye on February 25.

over the fall Derby, distance and the more one looks at the times re- turned, the more is one confused as to the hopes of the various stables.

most

Among the suba," trainers appear to be holding up their candidates for a while, and with the exception of Shanghai Beau and Baby Face,

Gay Caballero and Peppercorn | very little in the way of last work returned the two best times, but has been recorded. their performances were by no micas the

impressive, Wisdom Stag's mile and a half, although much slower at the be- ginaing, was a far better gallop at the end. This pony finished in 30 seconds in absolutely effectless fashion, and gave the impression that he could go on for another mile if necessary.

King's Bounty also ran very well, his stride throughout the mile and half stamping him as an obvious long-distance performer, and it would occasion no surprise if this pony were entrusted with colours of the Dynasty stable when the Derby comes to be run. He finish ed in 33 seconds, but it must be

remembered that he was not asked to do anything faster, else he would. undoubtedly have responded.

Picallili, of which I have written before, still shapes well, as his

gallop on Saturday will show. He

has not the size nor the stride of

The last named animal is a very good performer, and between him and Grenadier there should be some close running when the races come round. While I do not say that these two animals will monopolise the principal races, as there are a number of good subs which have not yet been extended, I do say that these two animals will prove eventually to be anong the best of the 06 animals imported by the Jockey Club.

Accidents On the Course."

On Saturday there were two 42- cidents on the course, in one of which Mr. R. H. Charice, a local- jockey, was throws, but fortunately not injured. Mr. Charles, I ander- stand, will probably be riding Ilya Mouronitz and Silver Queen, amongst others, when the races Both these animala come round, appear to be very good at present, the former being looked upon as

a potential champion until Apollo's

appearance, while the latter is a

very useful mare eligible to run in the Derby. It would be unfortunate in mora senses than one if Mr. Charles was injured in the course of the morning gallops. The pony which throw him was Thracian,

the others, but his action is by far the best of this year's Derby as- pirants. While most of the other candidates are putting in fast Anishes, Picalili has nothing to show excepting consistent good frisky sub, and I am all in agre form" and nothing in the way of men with those local jockeys who fauit. The pony seem to like work, will not ride such animals in train- and may prove to be anothering, After all, the cream of the ponies in training goes to Shang- Elliot Bay. To date he has hai jockeys, and it is seldom that the Derby is won by a local rider. never been extended!

Hong Kong jockeys who are booked for good mounts would therefore he extremely unfortunate if they

The Tiger went over a mile and quarter, and finished the last half-mile in 1 minute 5 seconds. Here is a very good animal. He

as size, good action, stride, and

won

were wonble to race when the events

come round, as in the case of Mr. T. I. Wong last year.

Witty Stag threw Mr. Chan Tin has been performing very well since his arrival in Hong Kong. The Sion's riding boy on the same morn jockey becked for this animal, Mr.ing, and this lad was not so lortu- Harriman, has

both the

nate, sustaining tather serious in- Autumn Champions and the Sub's juries. This boy takes Apollo out Champion in the summer, has been in the morning, and it is hoped that his injuries will not keep him away racing with good success for num- ber of years in Hong Kong, and from the course very long knows the course inside out, so to speak. Small wonder that there

The times taken on Saturday on the Sand course are as follows:-

Sub-Griffins,

5th

Dis 1st and 3rd 4th tance. Qr. Qu QT. Qr. Qr

240 1.20 1.53 140 1.18

Pony: Arabian Sea....... Baby Face Iny Astoria

Bayrhum

Bing Boy 11. Blotto

Chinook

Done Again Duned First Key Gay Picador

Gay Toreador ... Grenadier Greyback Iron Blood

Loch Fyne

,

1.21 48 1.25 48 1.32

#

143. 1.20

1 41 1.33

1.54 -9.29.3 3.01.3 2.10.4 2.36.

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Last

r.

33

1.54.4 2.26.3

31.4

1 40. 1.19

1.32

33

47

1:33

2.16.3 2.58 3.42

39

48 1.29

2.10.3 2.58 3.42

38

43

1.21

2.10 2.45 3.18.3

33.3

1 41

1.21

2.00.2 2.40

30.3

1 48

1,32

2.13

1 41

1.23

9.56 2.10.4 2.36

3.33.4 4.10.3 33.4

35.1

40

1.50

7.53

33

1 43 1,21

1.57.

2.30

33

1 43

1.57 2.30 2.03.2 2.40

33

37.3

2.13 2.56

3.30.4 4.10.3, 33.4

Loch Creran

33 31.1

14 47 1.33

2.16.3 2.58 3.42

4.20 28

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1 30 Martini Cocktail... 1 40 Mountain Ash

Mountain Oak

11 40 14. 40%

1.19 1.17 1.16 1.18. 1.541 2.29 3.04 35 1.06.3 1.40

1.09 2.31.2

35.2

1.50.3

33.2

1.54 2.28 3.05

37.

20

33.9

2 32 1.17 1754 2.31 11 39 1.17 1.64 £.31

48 1.30 2.08

-2.07 2.41

3.00.4

35.4

3.00.4

35.1

2.12

3.42.2

30.9

за

33.1

123

37

37

34.3

23.3

13

23

3.30

35

Picey...... Pineapple Plaintain

Shanghai Beau........ 1 } Siamese Shop Sonny Boy Strathfarrar Tenchit

The Chandos- The Ten! Thracian, Tighto Tombola Tonbridge What's Yours

Abel

1 46 1:20

33 1.07 1.41

1 47 1.33 2.12.2 2.45.2

1.43 1.25

1.59.3

1.24

2.05 2.42

3 45 1 45. 1.24 2.05 2.49

134

∙1.08.3 1.41

1+ 45 1.21 2.10 2.45" 3.18.3

40 1,90 1.53

·1 30.1 1.17 1.52 2.25

11 45 1.38 2.20 3.04

Derby Ponies.

34.1

4 39 1.17 1_SL1 238 1.15 1.40

1.34 2.18 2.58 3.30.2 4.01 50.3 4.38 1.12 1.45

1.33 2.22.2 3.04 3,30 1.06.4 1.53.3 2.28.1: 1.15 1.48 2.23 2.59

Blue Heaven Deception Bay.... 14 47 Diana Duke of Longchamp 145 Four Clubs

130 Gay Cabellero 1 39 Grand Duke........ 1 45 1.30 Grey Dawn

440 King-it-Arms

2.03.3 2.38

1.19

· 1.50

32

1.03

(Continued on next Column.)

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34.3

3.32.3 33.3

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1.52

2.26.3 2.58.3 3.31.4 33.1

1 39.1 1.17

1.52

2.25

13

1+ 49

1.20

1.55 2.30

3.04.3"

34.3

42

1,18 1.52 9.24.1

32.1

1 37

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34

1.14 1.07.2

3.48

2.22

2.58.3 3.25.3

32

1.40

323

13 39

1.15

1.51.9 2.27

3.02 ·3.34.2 32.2

7 38

1.00

1.30.3

30.3

144

1.24

2.05 2.40 3.10

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14 30

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- 40 1.19

1.17 1.5-4 4.09 3.01.3 1.19 1.57 2.33.3 3.07.2

1.50

31

3.35

33.2

3.37.2

30

1.08.3 1.40

31.2

Old Ponies.

147

1.26.2 2.06

4.46 3.22" 3.83

11 40

1.10

1.55.1 2.38

3.10.4

39-1

35

1.71.2 1.50 2.20

32

39

1.16

1.50

3-4

1 47

1.33

1 40

1.18.2

2.12.9 2.15.7 1.55.3 2.26.2

33.1

30.1

40

1.48 www.

9.19.2

31.2

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43

1.28

2.40.3 3.27.3 4.01

33.9

1 37

1.10

1.51.2

2.3.4

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